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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual An emergency like this requires close attention and  a 
quick decision.  If  you are holding 
the steering  wheel at 
the recommended 
9 and 3 o’clock positions,  you can 
turn it a full 180 degrees

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual HOW to Add Coolant to  the Radiator 
il (V6 Engine Only) 
2. Then keep turning the pressure cap, but now push 
down 
as you  turn  it. Remove  the pressure cap. 
1. You can remove  the  rachator  pre

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual How to Add Coolant  to  the  Radiator 
(V8 Engine  Only) 
NOTICE: 
The LTl  Engine  (Code P) has  a  specific  radiator 
fill  procedure.  Failure  to  follow  this  procedure 
could  cause  your  eng

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual Removing the Spare  Tire and Tools 
The equipment you’ll  need is in the right (passenger) 
rear  area  behind the trim  panel. 
First  you  must  remove the close-out panel.  See 
“Close-Out  Pan

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual Each wheel has one locknut  in place of the standard 
wheel nut. 
A special wheel  lock key (removal tool) and 
instructions  are located  in the  center  console.  Attach 
the  wheel  lock key to the

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual 4. Raise  the  vehicle by rotating  the  wheel  wrench 
clockwise.  Raise  the  vehicle 
far enough off the  ground 
SO there  is  enough  room  for  the  spare  tire  to fit. 
Remove  all  the wheel

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual 7. Lower the vehicle by rotating the  wheel wrench 
counterclockwise.  Lower the jack  completely. 
a. Tighten  the  wheel 
nuts firmly  in a 
criss-cross  sequence 
as shown. 
Incorrect  wheel nuts o

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual Gasoline vapor is  highly  flammable. It burns 
violently,  and  that can  cause  very  bad injuries. 
Don’t  smoke  if  you’re  near gasoline  or refueling 
your  vehicle.  Keep  sparks, flames,
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