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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Vehicle Symbols 
These  are some of the symbols you may find on your vehicle. 
For example, 
these symbols 
are  used 
on an 
original battery: 
POSSIBLE A 
CAUTION 
INJURY 
PROTECT  EYES  BY 
SHIELDING 
CAUSTIC 
ACID  COULD  BATTERY 
CAUSE 
BURNS 
SPARK 
OR ,\I/, 
COULD  FLAME 
EXPLODE  BATTERY 
These  symbols 
are important 
for 
you and 
your passengers 
whenever  your 
vehicle 
is 
driven: 
DOOR  LOCK 
UNLOCK 
FASTEN  SEAT 
BELTS 
These symbols  have  to  do with 
your lights: 
SIGNALS e e 
TURN 
RUNNING 
-0 
DAYTIME 
LAMPS -* 
FOG  LAMPS # 0 
These symbols 
are on some  of 
your  controls: 
WINDSHIELD 
DEFROSTER 
VENTILATING  FAN 
These symbols 
are used  on 
warning  and 
indicator lights: 
COOLANT - 
TEMP - 
CHARGING  BATTERY 
SYSTEM 
BRAKE 
(0) 
COOLANT a 
ENGINE  OIL e, 
PRESSURE 
ANTI-LOCK 
(@) 
BRAKES 
Here are some 
other symbols 
you  may  see: 
FUSE 
t 
LIGHTER - 
HORN )tr 
SPEAKER 
b 
FUEL m 
V   
     
        
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine CAUTION: 
It can be dangerous  to  drive with the  rear 
swing-out  windows or  rear door(s) open because 
carbon  monoxide (CO) gas  can come  into your 
vehicle.  You can’t  see  or smell  CO.  It can cause 
unconsciousness  and even death. 
If you must  drive  with the  rear  swing-out 
windows  or  rear door(s) open  or if electrical 
wiring  or other  cable connections must pass 
through  the  seal between  the body  and the rear 
swing-out  windows or  rear door(s): 
Make sure all windows  are shut. 
CAUTION:  (Continued)  CAUTION: 
(Continued) 
Turn the fan  on your heating  or cooling 
system  to  its highest speed with  the setting 
on  VENT,  HEAT,  BLEND  or DEF. 
Additionally,  on  vehicles  with heatingair 
conditioning  systems,  NORM  A/C  or 
BI-LEV 
A/C can  be  used.  That will force 
outside  air into your  vehicle.  See  “Comfort 
Controls”  in the  Index. 
instrument  panel, open them all the  way. 
If you have  air outlets  on or under  the 
See  “Engine Exhaust”  in the  Index. 
Horn 
Press one of the  horn  buttons at each  side of the steering 
wheel  to sound the horn. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Instrument  Panel 
A. Lamp  Controls 
B. Air Vents 
C, Instrument  Cluster 
D. Comfort  Control  System 
E. Audio  System 
E Auxiliary  Power  Outlet 
G. Cupholder 
H. Ashtray 
I. Cigarette  Lighter 
J. Convenience  Tray 
K. Horn/Air Bag 
L. Turn SignalAhltifunction  Lever 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Hearing Impaired. Customer Assistance .............. 8-3 
Heating 
........................................ 3-7 
High-Beam  Headlamps 
.......................... 2-30 
Highway  Hypnosis 
.............................. 4-21 
Hill and Mountain Roads ......................... 4-21 
Hitches. Trailer ................................. 4-32 
Hood  Checking Things Under 
......................... 6-6 
Prop ........................................ 6-7 
Release 
...................................... 6-6 
Horn ......................................... 2-28 
Hydroplaning 
.................................. 4- I7 
Ignition  Switch ................................ 2- 13 
Inflation. Tire 
.................................. 6-42 
Inside  Daymight  Rearview Mirror 
................. 2-39 
Inspections 
.................................... 7-47 
Brakesystem 
................................ 7-48 
Exhaust Systems 
............................. 7-47 
Radiator  and Heater Hose 
...................... 7-47 
RearAxle 
................................... 7-48 
Steering 
.................................... 7-47 
Suspension 
.................................. 7-47 
Throttle Linkage 
.............................. 7-47 
Brightness Control 
............................ 2-36 
Cleaning 
.................................... 6-51 
Cluster 
..................................... 2-44 
FuseBlock 
.................................. 6-62 
Interior  Lamps 
................................. 2-38 
Jack. Ere .................................... 5-22 
Jump Starting ................................... 5-2 
Key  Lock Cylinders  Service ..................... 7-44 
Keyless  Entry System 
............................ 2-5 
Keys 
........................................... 2-1 
Labels  Certification 
................................. 4-26 
Certificationflire 
............................. 4-26 
Service  Parts Identification 
..................... 6-60 
Tire-Loading  Information 
...................... 4-26 
Vehicle  Identification  Number 
................... 6-60 
Lamps 
........................................ 2-35 
Dome 
...................................... 2-37 
Interior 
..................................... 2-37 
OnReminder 
................................ 2-36 
Onwarning 
................................. 2-36 
Panel 
....................................... 2-35 
Underhood 
.................................. 2-38 
Leaving  Your  Vehicle  with  the Engine Running 
....... 2-23 
Lighter 
....................................... 2-42 
Lights 
............................................ 
Air  Bag  Readiness ....................... 1-23.  2-47 
Anti-Lock  Brake System Warning 
............ 2.49.  4.6 
Brake System  Warning 
......................... 2-48 
Daytime Running  Lamps Indicator 
............... 2-49 
Interior 
..................................... 2-37 
Safety  Belt Reminder 
...................... 1-23. 2-46 
Service Engine 
Soon .......................... 2-50 
Loading  Your  Vehicle 
........................... 4-26 
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