1997 BUICK CENTURY brake fluid

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BUICK CENTURY 1997  Owners Manual If you drive  regularly  in steep  country,  or if you’re 
planning  to visit  there,  here are  some  tips  that can make 
your trips  safer and more  enjoyable. 
0 Keep your  vehicle in good  shap

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BUICK CENTURY 1997  Owners Manual When You Are  Ready  to  Leave  After 
Parking  on  a  Hill 
1. Apply your  regular  brakes  and hold the pedal down 
while  you: 
Start  your engine; 
Shift  into a  gear;  and 
Release  the  parking

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BUICK CENTURY 1997  Owners Manual 2. Get  the vehicles  close enough so the  jumper  cables 
can  reach, but  be  sure  the  vehicles aren’t touching 
each  other. 
If they are, it could  cause  a  ground 
connection you  don’t wa

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BUICK CENTURY 1997  Owners Manual Section 6 Service  and  Appearance Care 
Here you will find information  about  the  care of your Buick.  This section begins  with service  and fuel  information, 
and then 
it shows how  to check  i

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BUICK CENTURY 1997  Owners Manual When you put the  cap  back on, turn it to  the  right 
(clockwise)  until  you hear  a  clicking  sound. Make  sure 
you  fully  install  the  cap. The  diagnostic  system  can 
determine 
if the  fu

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BUICK CENTURY 1997  Owners Manual When you open the hood on the 3 100 (Code M) Engine, you’ll see: 
A. Windshield Washer Fluid 
B.  Radiator 
Fill Cap 
C. Remote  Positive  Battery  Terminal 
Reservoir 
D. Power 
Steering  Fluid Res

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BUICK CENTURY 1997  Owners Manual Checking  the Fluid Level 
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Park your vehicle on a level place. Keep the 
engine  running. 
With  the parking brake applied, place the shift lever 
in 
PARK (P). 
With  your foot on the  brake pe

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BUICK CENTURY 1997  Owners Manual ~ NOTICE: 
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When  using  concentrated  washer  fluid, 
follow  the  manufacturer’s  instructions  for 
adding  water. 
Don’t  mix water  with  ready-to-use  washer 
fluid.  Water  can
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