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PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1996  Owners Manual 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.  If  you

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PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1996  Owners Manual I /r CAUTION: 
Dont keep driving  if the oil  pressure is low. If 
you do,. your  engine  can  become so hot that  it 
catches  fire. 
You or  others could be burned. 
Check  your  oil 
as soon as po

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PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1996  Owners Manual Even if you  have a low oil level,  the  light will go off for 
15 to 20 seconds.  Then, if the oil level is low, and  it  has 
been  at  least  eight  minutes 
since your engine  was  last 
running,

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PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1996  Owners Manual LAMP MONITOR: Whenever YOU try to use one of 
the  following  lamps,  the LAMP MONITOR will tell you 
if a bulb is out. 
0 
0 
0 
e 
.. 
0 
Headlamp  (Low  and  High  Beam) 
 tun^ Signal/Parking/Stop

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PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1996  Owners Manual Making Turns 
NOTICE: 
Making very  sharp  turns  while  trailering could 
cause  the  trailer  to  come  in contact  with  the 
vehicle.  Your vehicle  could  be  damaged.  Avoid 
making  very  sharp

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PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1996  Owners Manual r. 
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the  battery. This will  help  keep your battery from 
running down. 
A CAUTION: 
- 
Batteries  have  acid that  can  burn you and gas 
that  can explode. 
You can  be badly  hurt if you 
aren

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PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1996  Owners Manual Drivers  Side  Replacement 
1. Reach  behind  the  headlamp  assembly  and turn the 
bulb  assembly  counterclockwise  to  remove  the 
bulb  assembly. 
2. Remove  the  bulb  from  the  assembly. -c

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PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1996  Owners Manual 2. Slide  the  headlamp  assembly  outward (to the left) 
and  lift it out. 3. Tip the  assembly and turn  the bulb assembly 
counterclockwise 
to remove  it. 
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