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To turn the lockout  on, 
slide the switch  all the 
way 
to the  right.  To 
turn the lockout off, 
slide  the switch all the 
way  to the left. 
When  the lockout is 
on, the mechanical remote trunk 
release will not release 
the trunk lid. However, the trunk 
lid can still be opened  with the key. 
If 
you have the optional Remote Lock Control feature, 
your vehicle  is not equipped with the trunk  lockout 
switch. 
Convenience  Net  (Option) 
Your  vehicle may have a convenience net.  You’ll see it 
just inside the back wall  of the  trunk. 
Put small loads, like grocery bags, behind the net. It can 
help keep them from  falling over during sharp turns 
or 
quick starts and stops. 
The  net isn’t  for larger,  heavier  loads.  Store  them in the 
trunk as  far forward as  you can. 
You can unhook the  net so that it will lie flat when 
you’re 
not using  it. 
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7. Don’t let the  other  end touch  metal.  Connect it to the 
positive 
(+) terminal of the  good battery. Use  a 
remote  positive 
(+) terminal  if the vehicle has  one. 
8. Now connect  the black  negative (-) cable to the good 
battery’s negative 
(-) terminal.  Don’t let the  other 
end  touch  anything  until the next  step.  The other  end 
of 
the negative  cable doesn’t go to the dead battery. It 
goes  to a heavy  unpainted  metal part 
on the  engine 
of the vehicle with  the  dead battery. 
9. Attach the  cable  at  least  18 inches (45 cm)  away 
from  the dead battery, but not near  engine parts that 
move.  The electrical  connection 
is just as good 
there, but the  chance 
of sparks getting back  to the 
battery 
is much  less. 
10. Now  start the  vehicle with the good battery  and  run 
the  engine  for  a  while.  
     
        
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Lighter ....................................... 2-52 
Loading  Your  Vehicle 
............................ 4-29 
Locks  Automatic  Door 
.............................. 2-4 
Door 
....................................... 2-3 
PowerDoor 
.................................. 2-4 
Rear  Door  Security 
............................ 2-5 
Steering  Column 
............................. 7-38 
Window 
.................................... 2-32 
Lockout  Feature,  Trunk 
........................... 2-9 
Long  Trip,  Before  Leaving  on  a 
.................... 4-  19 
Loss  of Control 
................................ 4- 12 
Low  Coolant  Level  Warning  Light 
................. 2-65 
Low  Maintenance  Battery 
........................ 6-28 
Low  Washer  Fluid  Warning  Light 
.................. 2-70 
Lubricants  and  Fluids 
......................... 7-41,  42 
Lubrication,  Body 
.............................. 7-37 
TIIUI~ 
....................................... 2-9 
Maintenance  Record 
........................... 7-43 
Maintenance  Schedule  Owner 
Checks and  Services .................... 7-36 
Periodic  Maintenance  Inspections 
............... 7-40 
Recommended  Fluids  and  Lubricants 
......... 7.41.  42 
Schedule 
I Definition .......................... 7-4 
Schedule 
II Definition .......................... 7-5 
Scheduled  Maintenance  Services 
................. 7-2 
Maintenance,  Normal  Replacement 
Parts ............ 6-57 
Maintenance,  Underbody 
......................... 6-48 
Maintenance.  When  Trailer  Towing 
................. 4-38 
Schedule1 
................................... 7-6 
ScheduleII 
................................. 7-26  Malfunction  Indicator  Lamp  (Service  Engine  Soon) 
.... 2-65 
Manual  Front  Seat 
............................... 1-1 
Manual  Adjustable  Seat  (Four-Way) ................. 1-2 
Manual  Remote  Control  Mirror 
.................... 2-48 
Manual  Transaxle 
FifthGear(5) 
............................... 2-24 
First  Gear 
(1) ................................ 2-23 
FourthGear(4) 
.............................. 2-24 
Neutral  (N)  Position 
.......................... 2-24 
Parking  Your  Vehicle 
......................... 2-29 
Reverse 
(R) Position .......................... 2-24 
Shift  Light 
.................................. 2-24 
SecondGear(2) 
............................. 2-24 
Shiftspeeds 
................................ 2-25 
Shifting 
.................................... 2-23 
Starting  Your Engine 
.......................... 2-15 
Third  Gear  (3) 
............................... 2-24 
Methanol 
(In Fuel) ............................... 6-3 
Mirrors 
Convex  Outside 
............................. 2-47 
Inside  Daymight  Rearview 
.................... 2-47 
Manual  Remote  Control 
....................... 2-48 
Power  Remote  Control 
........................ 2-48 
Visor  Vanity 
................................ 2-48 
MTBE(InFue1) 
................................. 6-3 
Net.  Convenience 
.............................. 2. IO 
Neutral (N) Position.  Automatic  Transaxle ........... 2-20 
Neutral  (N)  Position.  Manual  Transaxle 
............. 2-24 
New  Vehicle  “Break-In” 
......................... 2-12 
Nightvision 
................................... 4-13 
9-7