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Oldsmobile Achieva 1995  Owners Manuals NOTICE: 
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When  using  concentrated  washer fluid, 
follow  the manufacturer’s instructions  for 
adding  water. 
Don’t 
mix water  with  ready-to-use  washer 
fluid.  Water  can cause

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Oldsmobile Achieva 1995  Owners Manuals Engine  Coolant  Temperature  Warning 
Light  (Standard  Cluster) Engine  Coolant  Temperature  Gage 
(Gage  Cluster) 
This  light  tells  you  that 
your  engine  coolant 
has  overheated  or  your

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Oldsmobile Achieva 1995  Owners Manuals The coolant  level  should  be  at  or  above FULL COLD.  If 
it isn’t,  you may  have  a leak  in the  radiator 
hoses, heater 
hoses,  radiator,  water  pump  or somewhere  else  in  the 
cooling

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Oldsmobile Achieva 1995  Owners Manuals NOTICE: 
In  cold  weather,  water  can  freeze  and  crack  the 
engine,  radiator,  heater  core  and  other  parts. 
So use  the  recommended  coolant. 
1. You can  remove  the coolant  surge tank

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Oldsmobile Achieva 1995  Owners Manuals 4. With  the  coolant  surge  tank  pressure  cap off, start the 
engine  and  let  it run  until 
you can feel  the  upper 
radiator  hose  getting  hot.  Watch  out for the engine 
fan. 
By 
this ti

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Oldsmobile Achieva 1995  Owners Manuals What to Use 
Use a mixture  of one-half clearz water (preferably 
distilled) and one-half  antifreeze  that meets 
“GM 
Specification 182SM,” which  won’t damage  aluminum 
parts.  You can also

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Oldsmobile Achieva 1995  Owners Manuals Thermostat 
Engine  coolant temperature is controlled by a thermostat 
in the engine  coolant  system.  The  thermostat  stops the 
flow 
of coolant  through the radiator until the  coolant 
reaches

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Oldsmobile Achieva 1995  Owners Manuals Windshield Washer Fluid 
What to Use 
When you need windshield washer fluid, be sure to read 
the manufacturer’s instructions before use. 
If you  will  be 
operating  your vehicle in an  area where
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