1997 CHEVROLET TRACKER manual radio set

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1997  Owners Manual Section 3 Comfort  Controls  and  Audio  Systems 
In this section,  you’ll find  out how to operate  the  comfort control and audio  systems offered with your  Geo.  Be  sure 
to  read  about  the

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1997  Owners Manual AM-FM Stereo (If Equipr 
Playing the Radio 
ON-VOL: This knob turns the system on and off and 
controls  the volume. 
To increase  volume and turn the 
radio  on,  turn the  knob  clockwise. Turn it

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1997  Owners Manual Setting  the Tone 
BASS: 
Turn the  control behind the TREB knob 
clockwise 
to increase bass. Turn it counterclockwise  to 
decrease  bass. 
TREB: Turn this knob  clockwise to increase treble. 
Turn

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1997  Owners Manual RCLFROG: Display the time with the ignition  off  by 
pressing this button. When the  radio 
is playing, press 
this button 
to recall the station frequency. 
Finding a Station 
AM-FM: Press this butt

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1997  Owners Manual Adjusting  the  Speakers 
BAL: Turn  this  control  behind  the FADE knob  to  move 
the  sound  between 
the right  and  left  speakers.  The middle 
position  balances  the  sound  between  the  spe

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1997  Owners Manual MTL: Your bias is set automatically. MTL  will appear 
on  your  display  when a metal or chrome  tape is inserted. 
RCLPROG: Press this button  to switch from  one  side 
of the tape  to the other.

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1997  Owners Manual Finding a Station 
AM-FM: 
Press  this button to  get AM,  FMl  or FM2. 
The display shows your selection. 
TUNE: Press the right  or  left arrow to  go to  a  higher  or 
lower  station.  Press and h

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1997  Owners Manual Adjusting  the  Speakers 
BAL: Turn ths control  behind  the FADE knob to move 
the  sound  between  the  right  and 
left speakers.  The middle 
position  balances  the  sound  between  the  speakers
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