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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual 0 
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Keep your vehicle in good  shape.  Check all fluid 
levels and also 
the brakes,  tires, cooling  system  and 
transmission.  These parts can work  hard on 
mountain roads. 
Know 
how to go down

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual If You’re Caught in a Blizzard 0 Tie  a red cloth to your  vehicle to alert police that 
you’ve been  stopped  by the  snow. 
0 Put  on  extra clothing  or wrap  a blanket  around you. 
If you  ha

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual Snow can trap  exhaust  gases under  your vehicle. 
This  can cause deadly 
CO (carbon  monoxide) gas 
to  get  inside. 
CO could overcome  you and  kill 
you.  You can’t  see  it or  smell it, 
so

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual If You Do Decide To Pull A Trailer 
If you do, here  are some important points: 
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There  are many  different laws, including  speed  limit 
restrictions,  having  to  do with trailering.  M

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual Driving with a Trailer 
1 CAUTION: 
If you  have  a  rear-most  window  open  and  you 
pull a trailer  with  your vehicle, carbon nlonoxide 
(CO) could  corne  into  your vehicle. You can’t  see 
o

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual When towing a trailer, the ~~rrows on your instrument 
panel 
will flash  for turns even  if the bulbs on  the trailer 
itre burned out. Thus.  you  may think drivers  behind you 
are  seeing  your  s

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual 1. 
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Apply your regultu-  brakes,  but don‘t  shift  into 
PARK (P) yet. or into gear for a nxmual 
transmission.  Then 
t111-n your  wheels  into the curb if 
facing  downhill

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual When You Are  Ready to Leave  After 
Parking  on 
a Hill 
I, Apply  your reg~~lar  brakes and lwld the pedal down 
while you: 
Start your  engine; 
Shift  into a gear: and 
Release  the parking  brake