Fuel Capacity: 15.2 U.S. Gallons (57.5 L). Use 
unleaded  fuel only. 
The  cap  is  behind a  hinged  door  on the  right  side 
of your 
vehicle. 
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’/ 
To open  the  fuel  door, pull the fuel  access  handle  on the 
floor  by the  driver’s  seat. 
The  remote  fuel  filler  door  release 
can help  keep  your 
fuel  tank  from  being  siphoned.  Always  be  sure the fuel 
door  is closed  and  latched  after  refueling.  While  refueling, 
hang the cap  inside the fuel door. 
To take off the cap, turn it slowly to the  left 
(counterclockwise). 
6-5  
Expectant  Mothers . Use of Safety  Belts ............. 1-25 
Extender . Safety Belt ............................ 1-47 
Fabric  Cleanins 
............................... 6-42 
Fifth  Gear 
(5) . Manual Transaxle ................... 2-24 
Filling  Your Tank 
................................ 6-4 
Fi 
I ter  Air  Cleancr 
................................. 6- I6 
Engine  Oil .................................. 6-57 
Finish  Care 
.................................... 6-46 
Finish  Damage ................................. 6-48 
First  Gear 
. Automatic  Transaxle ................... 2-22 
First  Gear 
(I j . Manual  Transaxle ................... 2-23 
Fixed 
Mast Antenna ............................. 3-17 
Flash-To-Pass  Feature 
........................... 2-36 
Flashers 
. Hazard  Warning ......................... 5- 1 
Flat Tire . Changing ............................. 5-20 
Flow-Trough  Ventilation System .................... 3-4 
Fog  Lamp  Bulb  Replacement 
..................... 6-32 
FogLamps 
.................................... 2-44 
Foreign  Countries.  Fuel 
........................... 6-4 
Four-Way  Manual  Seat 
........................... 1-2 
Fourth Gear (4) . Manual  Transaxle ................. 2-24 
French  Language 
MUILI~ 11 
Front  Reading  Lamps ......................... 2-45 . 46 
Front  Seatback  Latches 
........................... 1-5 
Front Towing  Hookups ........................... 5-9 
Fuel 
Door  Release 
. Remote ......................... 6-5 
Filling  Your 
Tank ............................. 6-4 
Fluid 
Capacities  Chart 
........................... 6-54 
Fluids  and Lubricants 
......................... 7-4  1.42 
.. ........................... 
Gage ...................................... 2-69 
Fuses and Circuit  Breakers ....................... 6-51 
In Foreign  Countries ........................... 6-4 
Gage 
. Engine  Coolant  Temperature  (cage Clusters) . . 2-64 
Gqe. Fuel (Std ancl Gage  Clusters) ................. 2-69 
Gage.  Oil (Gage  Clusters) 
........................ 2-66 
Gage.  Taclwmeter  (Gage  Clusters) 
................. 2-69 
Gage 
. Voltmeter  (Gage  Clusters) ................... 2-61 
Gasolines  for  Cleaner  Air 
......................... 6-3 
GAWR  (Gross Axle Weight  Rating) 
................ 4-30 
Gear  Positions  (Automatic  Transaxle 
j ...... 2- IC) . 20 . 222 1. 
Gear  Positions  (Manual  Transaxle) .............. 2-23 . 24 
Glass . Cleaning ................................ 6-45 
GVWR  (Gross  Vehicle  Weight  Rating) 
.............. 4-30 
Glo~e BOX ....................................  2-11 
Halo. (Ten Bulbs ................................ 6-29 
Hazard  Warning  Flashers .......................... 
5-1 
Head Restraints ................................. 1-5 
Headlamp  High-Low  Beam Changer ............... 2-36 
Headlamp.  Wiring 
.............................. 6-53 
Headla111ps 
.................................... 2-35 
Headlamps 
. Bulb  Replacement .................... 6-30 
Heating 
........................................ 3-2 
Highway  Hypnosis 
.............................. 4-20 
Hill and  Mountain Roads ......................... 4-21 
Hitches 
. Trailer ................................. 4-34 
Hood Release ................................... 6-7 
Hearing  or  Speech 
Impairecl 
. Customer  Assistance ...... 8-2 
High  Beam  Lamps 
. How to Change ................ 2-36 
9-5