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Adults 
This part is only  for people of adult size. 
Be  aware  that  there 
are special  things  to  know  about 
safety  belts  and  children.  And  there  are  different  rules  for 
smaller  children  and  babies. 
If a  child  will  be  riding  in 
your  Chevrolet,  see  the  part 
of this  manual  called 
“Children.”  Follow  those  rules  for everyone’s  protection, 
First,  you’ll  want to know  which  restraint systems  your 
vehicle  has. 
We’ll  start with  the driver position. 
Driver Position 
This  part describes the  driver’s restraint  system. 
Lap-Shoulder Belt 
The  driver  has a lap-shoulder belt.  Here’s  how to wear 
it  properly. 
1. Close  and lock the  door. 
2. Adjust the seat (to see  how,  see “Seats” in  the Index) 
so you can sit up straight. 
3. Pick  up  the latch plate  and pull  the  belt across you. 
Don’t  let it get  twisted. 
The shoulder  belt  may  lock  if 
you pull  the  belt  across 
you  very  quickly.  If  this happens, let the belt  go back 
slightly  to  unlock  it. Then  pull  the  belt  across you 
more  slowly. 
4. Push  the latch plate into  the buckle until  it clicks. 
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A CAUTION: 
Unlocked  doors  can  be  dangerous. 
Passengers 
-- especially children -- can easily 
open  the  doors  and  fall  out. When  a  door  is 
locked,  the  inside  handle won’t open it. 
Outsiders  can  easily enter  through  an  unlocked 
door  when  you slow  down  or  stop  your  vehicle. 
This 
may not  be so obvious:  You increase  the 
chance 
of being  thrown  out of the  vehicle  in a 
crash if the  doors  aren’t  locked. Wear  safety  belts 
properly,  lock your  doors,  and you  will  be 
far 
better off whenever  you drive  your  vehicle. 
There  are  several  ways 
to lock and unlock  your  vehicle.  Use  your  key  to  unlock  your  vehicle  from 
the outside. 
You can also  use the optional  remote  Keyless  Entry 
System  to  unlock 
your vehicle. 
To lock  the door  from the 
inside,  push  the  locking 
lever forward. 
To unlock  the  door,  pull  the  locking  lever  backward.   

Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine If you  don’t cancel the security lock feature, adults or Keyless Entry Ss; __ (If Equipped) 
older children  who ride in the  rear  won’t  be able to open 
the  rear  door from the inside.  You should 
let adults  and  If your  Chevrolet  has this option, you can  lock  and 
older children 
know how  to cancel the  locks.  unlock  your  doors  or unlock  your  trunk  from  about 
To cancel the  rear door  lock:  keyless  entry  transmitter  supplied  with  your  vehicle. 
3 feet (1 m) up  to 30 feet (9 m) away  using  the remote 
1. 
2. 
3. 
Unlock  the  door from  the inside and  open the door 
from  the  outside. 
Use 
a key  to move  the  lock all the  way  down. 
Do the  same  for the  other  rear  door. 
The  rear door  locks  will now  work  normally. 
Leaving Your Vehicle 
If you  are  leaving  the  vehicle, open  your  door  and 
set  the locks from  the inside.  Then get out  and close 
the  door.  In 
addition,  the  system  illuminates the interior lights  for 
a set  period 
of time.  The  remote  Keyless  Entry  System 
consists 
of a  receiver,  which is located  in the  vehicle, 
and  two  hand  held  transmitters. 
Your Keyless  Entry 
System operates  on a 
radio  frequency  subject  to 
Federal  Communications 
Commission  (FCC)  Rules  and  with  Industry  and 
Science  Canada.   

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.................................. 6-34 
Fluid 
....................................... 6-31 
Master  Cylinder 
.............................. 6-3  1 
Parking 
..................................... 2-26 
PedalTravel 
................................. 6-34 
Replacing  System 
Parts ........................ 6-34 
System  Warning  Light 
......................... 2-69 
Trailer 
...................................... 4-40 
Transaxle  Shift  Interlock  Check 
.................. 7-44 
Wear 
....................................... 6-33 
Brakes,  Anti-Lock 
............................... 4-7 
Braking 
........................................ 4-6 
Braking  in  Emergencies 
.......................... 4- 10 
Break-In,  New  Vehicle 
.......................... 2-12 
Brightness  Control 
.............................. 2-44 
BTSICheck 
................................... 7-44 
Bulb  Replacement 
.............................. 6-35 
Back-up  Lamps 
.............................. 6-38 
Center  High-Mounted  Stoplamp 
................. 6-39 
Dome  Lamp 
................................. 6-39 
RearTurnSignal 
............................. 6-37 
Taillamp 
.................................... 6-37 
Bypass  Switch 
................................. 2-60 
Canadian  Roadside  Assistance 
.................... 8-7 
Capacities  and  Specifications 
...................... 6-63 
Carbon  Monoxide 
............... 2.27.2.28.4.30.  4.39  Cassette  Deck  Service 
........................... 7-41 
Cassette  Tape  Player 
....................... 3-  10.  3.13 
Care 
....................................... 3-24 
CD  Adapter  Kit 
................................ 3-17 
CDCare 
...................................... 3-25 
CD  Player 
..................................... 3-17 
Theft-Deterrent  Feature 
........................ 3-21 
Center  Console  Storage  Area 
...................... 2-48 
Center  High-Mounted  Stoplamp  Bulb  Replacement 
.... 6-39 
Center  Rear  Passenger  Position 
.................... 1-33 
Certification  Label 
.............................. 4-34 
Chains.  Safety 
................................. 4-40 
Chains.  Tire 
................................... 6-48 
Changing  a  Flat  Tire 
............................. 5-23 
Check  Engine  Light 
............................. 2-73 
Check  Gages  Light 
.............................. 2-77 
Checking  Your  Restraint  Systems 
.................. 1-48 
Chemical  Paint  Spotting 
.......................... 6-56 
Child  Restraints 
................................ 1-37 
Securing  in  a  Rear  Outside  Seat  Position 
........... 1-39 
Securing 
in the  Center  Rear  Seat Position .......... 1-41 
Securing 
in the  Passenger  Seat  Position ........... 1-42 
Securing  in  the  Right  Front  Seat  Position 
.......... 1-42 
TopStrap 
................................... 1-38 
WheretoPut 
................................ 1-37 
Circuit  Breakers  and  Fuses 
....................... 6-59 
Cleaner.  Air 
................................... 6-17 
Cigarette  Lighter 
............................... 2-50   

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Radios 
........................................ 3-8 
Rain.  Driving  In 
................................ 4-1  8 
Raising  the  Convertible  Top  Manually 
.............. 2-59 
Raising  Your Convertible  Top 
..................... 2-58 
Rear 
Door  Security  Locks 
........................... 2-5 
Outside  Seat  Position 
.......................... 1-28 
Safety  Belt  Comfort  Guides 
..................... 1-3 1 
Seatpassengers .............................. 1-28 
Towing 
..................................... 5-12 
Window  Defogger 
............................. 3-7 
Rear  Towing 
................................... 5- 12 
Rear  Turn  Signal  Bulb  Replacement 
................ 6-37 
Rearview  Mirror.  Inside  Daymight 
................. 2-46 
Reclining  Front  Seatbacks 
......................... 1-4 
Recommended  Fluids  and  Lubricants 
............... 7-48 
Recreational  Vehicle  Towing 
...................... 4-3 1 
Refrigerants.  Air  Conditioning .................... 6-64 
Remote  Trunk  Release 
........................... 2- 10 
Removing  the  Boot ............................. 2-56 
Replacement 
Bulbs 
...................................... 6-63 
Parts 
....................................... 6-64 
Wheel ...................................... 6-46 
Replacing  Safety  Belts 
........................... 1-48 
Reporting  Safety  Defects 
......................... 8-10 
Restraints 
Checking 
................................... 1-48 
Child 
....................................... 1-37 
Head 
........................................ 1-5 
Replacing  Parts  After  a  Crash 
................... 1-48 
Systemcheck 
................................ 7-42 
Reverse.  Automatic  Transaxle 
..................... 2-20  Reverse.  Manual  Transaxle 
....................... 2-24 
Right  Front  Passenger  Position 
.................... 1-22 
Roadside  Assistance 
.............................. 8-5 
Roadside  Assistance.  Canadian 
..................... 8-7 
Rocking  Your  Vehicle 
........................... 5-35 
Rotation.  Tires 
................................. 6-42 
Safety  Belt  Extender 
............................ 1-48 
Safety  Belts 
.................................... 1-7 
Care 
....................................... 6-52 
Center  Rear  Passenger  Position 
.................. 1-33 
Children 
.................................... 1-35 
Driver  Position 
............................... 1-13 
Extender .................................... 1-48 
How  to  Wear  Properly 
......................... 1-13 
Incorrect  Usage 
.................... 1-17.1-46.  1-47 
LapBelt 
.................................... 1-34 
Lap-Shoulder 
........................... 1 - 13.  1-28 
Larger  Children 
.............................. 1-45 
Passenger  Position 
.................. 1.22.  1-28.  1-33 
Questions  and  Answers 
........................ 1-12 
Rear  Comfort  Guides 
.......................... 1-31 
Rear  Seat  Passengers 
.......................... 1-28 
Reminder  Light 
.......................... 1-8.  2-68 
Replacing  After  a  Crash 
........................ 1-48 
Right  Front  Passenger  Position 
.................. 1-22 
Shoulder  Belt  Height  Adjuster 
................... 1-16 
Smaller  Children  and  Babies 
.................... 1-35 
Use  During  Pregnancy 
......................... 1-21 
WhyTheyWork 
............................... 1-8 
SafetyChains 
.................................. 4-40 
Adults 
...................................... 1-13 
Rear  Seat  Outside  Passenger  Positions 
............ 1-28 
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