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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine An indicator  light  near  the  lever  shows you the transfer 
case settings: 
2HI 
4HI 
N SET PARK  BRAKE 
0 4LO 
The front axle  portion of the diagram  on  the indicator 
will  light  up  when  you  shift  into four-wheel  drive. 
A 
slight delay  between  shifting  and the pattern’s  lighting is 
normal.  If the  pattern  does not  light  up,  or if 
the 
front axle lights  do not  go out after you shift  out of 
four-wheel  drive,  have  your  dealer check your system. 
Turn  the  INT 
LIGHTS switch  located  to  the  right 
of  your  headlamp  switch to dim  your  transfer  case 
indicator  light  when  your  headlamps or parking lamps 
are  on. This  will also cause your  instrument  panel  lights 
to  dim. 
2HI: This  setting is for driving  in most  street  and 
highway  situations.  Your front axle  is  not engaged 
in 
two-wheel  drive. 
4HI: This setting engages  your front axle  to help 
drive  your  vehicle.  Use 
4HI when  you  need  extra 
traction,  such  as 
on snowy or icy  roads, or in most 
off-road  situations. 
N SET PARK  BRAKE: Shift to this  neutral  setting 
only when  your  vehicle  needs to be towed. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Turn SignaVMultifunction Lever 
The lever on the  left  side of  the  steering  column 
includes  your: 
0 Turn  Signal  and  Lane  Change Indicator 
0 Headlamp  HighLow Beam  Changer 
0 Windshield  Wipers 
Windshield  Washer 
0 Cruise Control  (Option) 
Turn  and  Lane  Change  Signals 
The turn  signal  has  two upward  (for right)  and  two 
downward  (for  left)  positions.  These positions  allow 
you 
to  signal  a turn  or a lane  change. 
To signal  a turn,  move the lever  all  the  way  up or 
down. When  the  turn  is  finished, the  lever  will 
return  automatically. 
An arrow on the  instrument 
panel  will  flash  in  the 
direction  of the  turn  or 
lane  change. 
To signal  a lane  change,  just raise  or  lower  the  lever 
until the  arrow  starts to flash.  Hold it there  until you 
complete  your  lane  change.  The lever  will  return  by 
itself  when  you release 
it. 
As you  signal  a turn  or a lane change,  if the arrows don’t 
flash  but  just stay  on, a signal  bulb  may  be  burned  out 
and other  drivers  won’t  see your  turn  signal. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine If a bulb  is burned out, replace  it to help avoid an 
accident.  If the  arrows don’t  go 
on at  all  when you 
signal a turn, check the  fuse  (see “Fuses and Circuit 
Breakers”  in the Index)  and for burned-out  bulbs. 
If 
you have  a trailer  towing option  with added  wiring  for 
the  trailer  lamps, 
a different turn signal flasher  is  used. 
With  this flasher installed, the signal indicator  will  flash 
even  if a turn  signal bulb  is burned  out.  Check the front 
and  rear  turn  signal  lamps regularly to make  sure they 
are  working. 
Headlamp High/Low Beam  Changer 
To change  the headlamps  from low-beam  to high  or 
high  to low,  pull  the  multifunction  lever all  the  way 
toward  you. Then  release  it. 
When  the  high-beam 
headlamps  are 
on, this 
indicator light 
on the 
instrument panel also 
will  be 
on. 
Windshield  Wipers 
You  control  the  windshield 
wipers  by  turning  the  band 
with  the wiper symbol 
on it. 
For a single  wiping cycle, turn the band 
to MIST.  Hold 
it  there  until  the  wipers  start, then let go. The  wipers  will 
stop after  one wipe.  If you  want  more wipes,  hold  the 
band 
on MIST  longer. 
You  can set  the  wiper  speed  for a long or short  delay 
between  wipes.  This can be very  useful  in  light rain or 
snow.  Turn  the  band 
to choose  the delay time. The 
closer 
to LOW, the shorter  the  delay. 
For  steady  wiping  at 
low speed, turn  the  band  away 
from 
you to the LOW position.  For high-speed  wiping, 
turn  the  band  further, 
to HIGH.  To  stop the wipers, 
move  the  band 
to the  OFF  position. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Press the top  switch  with  the  parking  lamps symbol on it 
to turn on: 
0 Parking  Lamps 
0 Sidemarker Lamps 
Taillamps 
0 License Plate  Lamps 
0 Instrument  Panel  Lights 
Transfer Case Indicator Light  (if you have one) 
Press  the  bottom  switch  with  the  master  lamps  symbol 
on  it 
to turn  on all the lamps  listed above  as well  as 
the  headlamps. 
Press  the side 
of the switch  marked OFF to turn off 
your lamps. 
Lamps  On  Reminder 
A reminder  tone  will  sound when your headlamps  or 
parking  lamps and  interior  lamps are turned on and  your 
ignition  is  in 
OFF, LOCK or  ACCESSORY. To turn the 
tone off, press  the OFF switch. 
Daytime Running Lamps (If So Equipped) 
Daytime  Running  Lamps (DRL) can  make  it  easier for 
others to see  the  front 
of your  vehicle  during  the  day. 
DRL can be  helpful  in  many  different  driving 
conditions,  but  they  can  be  especially  helpful  in  the  short  periods  after dawn  and  before sunset. 
The  DRL  system  will  make  your  headlamps  come 
on at 
reduced  brightness  when: 
0 the  ignition is on, 
the  headlamp  switch  is  off, and 
the  parking  brake  is  released. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine When  the  DRL  are on, only your  headlamps  will  be on. 
The taillamps, sidemarker  and other lamps  won’t  be  on. 
The instrument  panel  won’t  be 
lit up  either. 
When  it  begins 
to get dark, your  DRL indicator  light 
is 
a reminder to  turn your headlamp switch on. The 
other  lamps  that  come on with your headlamps  will 
also  come 
on. 
When you turn  the  headlamp  switch off, the  regular 
lamps  will 
go off, and  your  headlamps  will change  to 
the  reduced  brightness 
of DRL. 
To  idle your vehicle  with  the  DRL  off, set  the  parking 
brake.  The DRL  will  stay  off  until  you  release the 
parking  brake. 
As with  any  vehicle, you  should  turn  on  the  regular 
headlamp system  when 
you need it. 
Fog Lamps (Option) 
Use  your fog lamps for  better  vision  in  foggy  or misty 
conditions.  Your  parking  lamps or low-beam  headlamps 
must  be  on  for your  fog lamps  to  work. 
The  fog  lamp switch  is  on 
the instrument  panel  under 
the  lamp switches. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Press  the side of the  switch  with  the  fog  lamp  symbol to 
turn  the fog lamps on.  Press OFF to turn  them  off.  A 
light  will glow  in the  switch  when  the  fog lamps are on. 
Remember, 
fog lamps alone  will  not give off  as  much 
light  as your  headlamps. 
Never 
use your  fog lamps  in  the dark without  turning on 
your  headlamps. 
Fog  lamps  will 
go off  whenever  your  high-beam 
headlamps  come on. When  the high-beam  headlamps  go 
off,  the  fog lamps  will  come on again. 
Interior Lamps 
Brightness  Control 
Turn  the  switch  next  to the  headlamp  switch  up to 
make  your instrument  panel  and  transfer  case lights 
brighter.  Turn  the  switch  all the  way  up  to turn  on the 
interior  lamps. 
Front  Map  Lamps  (Option) 
If  your  vehicle  has  optional  front  map  lamps,  they  are 
located 
on the  inside  rearview  mirror.  They  will 
automatically  come 
on for  approximately 20 seconds 
when  either  front door is opened or  unlocked  with  the 
Keyless  Entry  System, if 
so equipped,  or until  the 
ignition  key  is  turned  to 
RUN or ACCESSORY.  The 
lamps  will  also  stay 
on for  approximately 15 seconds 
after  you  exit 
the vehicle. 
They  will  also stay  on for  15 seconds  when  the  INT 
LIGHTS  switch 
on the  instrument  panel  is  turned  on 
then 
off, while  the  ignition is off. 
You  can also  turn  the  lamps 
on and off by  pressing  the 
switch  near  each  lamp. 
Dome  Lamp 
Turn  the INT LIGHTS  dimmer switch up until it clicks 
to  turn 
on the  dome  lamp. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Mirrors 
Inside DayNight  Rearview  Mirror 
Press the tab under the mirror to reduce  glare from 
headlamps  behind  you. 
Outside  Manual  Adjust  Mirror 
Adjust  your  outside  mirrors so you can  just  see the  side 
of your  vehicle. 
You can fold them  before entering a car  wash.  Pull  the 
mirrors  in  toward  the  vehicle.  Push  the  mirrors  back  out 
when  finished. 
Power  Remote  Control  Mirror 
The control  is  located on 
the driver's  door  armrest. 
Turn  the  control  to 
L or R 
to choose the  mirror,  then 
press 
the arrows on the 
outside  switch  ring 
to adjust 
the  mirror. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Shift  Light 
A 
SHIFT 
You have  the 
if you have  a 
transmission. 
SHIFT light 
manual  This light 
comes 
on very briefly as a 
bulb check  when you start 
the  engine. Shifting  when 
the  indicator light  is  on  will 
help  you get 
the best fuel 
economy.  See “Shift Light” 
in the Index. 
Daytime  Running  Lamps  Indicator  Light 
:::O 0.0 
You  have  this  light  on  the 
instrument  panel. 
It goes on whenever  the 
DRL are on, the  ignition 
is  on,  the headlamp switch 
is  off  and the parking  brake 
is  released. 
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