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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual The  anti-lock  system  can  change  the  brake  pressure  faster than  any  driver  could. 
The computer is programmed to 
make  the  most of available  tire  and  road  conditions. 
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Here’s  how

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual Hydroplaning 
Hydroplaning is dangerous. So much water  can build  up 
under  your  tires that they can actually ride  on the  water. 
This can happen  if the  road  is wet  enough  and you’re 
goin

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual . The exit speed is usually posted. 
, . :Reduce your speed according to your speedometer, not 
- : . :to your sense of motion. After driving for  any distance 
at  higher  speeds,  you  may  tend t

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual Run  your engine only as long as you must. This saves 
fuel. When  you run the engine, make it go a little faster 
than  just idle. That 
is, push  the accelerator  slightly. This 
uses  less fuel  fo

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual Weight of the Trailer T0ngu.e 
The tongue load (A) of any trailer  is  an important 
weight  to measure  because 
it affects,the  total capacity 
weight 
of your  vehicle.  The capacity weight include

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual Compact Spare Tire 
Although the compact  spare  tire was  fully inflated when 
your 
vehicle was  new,  it can lose  air after a time. Check 
the inflation pressure regularly.  It should be 60 psi 
(

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual Tires 
We don’t  make  tires.  Your  new Pontiac  comes  with 
high-quality  tires  made 
by a  leading  tire  manufacturer. 
If you  ever  have  questions  about  your  tire  warranty  and 
where

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual Inflation -- Tire Pressure 
The Tire-Loading  Information  label,  located  on  the 
driver’s  door,  shows  the  correct  inflation  pressures  for 
your  tires  when  they’re  cold.  “Cold“
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