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Section 2 Features  and  Controls 
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Here  you  can  learn about the  many  standard and optional features  on  your vehicle, and information  on starting, 
shifting  and  braking.  Also  explained 
are the instrument  panel  and the warning  systems that  tell you if everything  is 
working  properly 
-- and  what  to do if  you have a problem. 
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2-28 
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Keys 
Tailgate 
Third  Door 
Door  Locks 
Keyless  Entry  System 
Theft 
New  Vehicle  “Break-In”  Ignition  Positions 
Starting  Your Gasoline  Engine 
Engine  Coolant  Heater 
Automatic  Transmission  Operation 
Manual  Transmission  Operation 
Locking  Rear  Axle 
Four-wheel  Drive 
Parking  Brake 
Shifting Into  PARK 
(P) (Automatic 
Transmission  Models  Only) 
Shifting Out 
of PARK (P) 
(Automatic Transmission)  2-3 
1 
2-3 1 
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2-33 
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2-36 
2-43  2-48 
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2-59 
2-6 
1 
2-62 
2-64  2-66  Parking 
Your  Vehicle  (Manual 
Transmission  Models  Only) 
Parking  Over Things  That  Burn 
Engine  Exhaust 
Running  Your Engine  While  You’re Parked 
(Automatic  Transmission) 
Windows 
Tilt  Wheel 
Turn  SignalAUultifunction  Lever 
Lamps 
Mirrors  Storage Compartments 
Ashtrays  and  Cigarette Lighter 
Sun  Visors 
Instrument  Panel 
Instrument  Panel  Cluster 
Warning  Lights, Gages  and  Indicators 
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If your vehcle  is  equipped  with  an  automatic  transmission, 
it now  features an electronic shift position  indicator  within 
the  instrument  cluster.  This  display  must  be  powered 
anytime  the 
shift lever  is capable of being  moved  out of 
PARK (P). This means  that if your key is in OFF, rather 
than 
LOCK, there  will be a  small  current  drain  on  your 
battery  which  could  discharge  your  battery  over 
a  period 
of time. If you  have  to  leave  your  key in the 
ignition 
in OFF for  an  extended  period,  it  is  recommended 
that  you  disconnect  the  battery  cable  from  the  battery  to 
prevent  discharging  your  battery. 
PARK 
(P): This  locks  your  rear  wheels. It’s the  best 
position  to use  when  you  start your  engine  because  your 
vehicle  can’t  move  easily. 
It is dangerous  to get  out  of your  vehicle  if the 
shift  lever  is  not  fully  in PARK 
(P) with  the 
parking  brake  firmly  set. Your  vehicle  can roll. 
CAUTION:  (Continued) 
I 
Don’t  leave  your  vehicle when the engine is 
running  unless you have  to. If you have  left  the 
engine  running,  the  vehicle can move  suddenly. 
You  or  others  could  be  injured. To be sure  your 
vehicle  won’t  move,  even when  you’re  on  fairly 
level  ground, 
always set  your  parking  brake  and 
move  the shift  lever  to PARK 
(P). 
If you  have  four-wheel  drive,  your  vehicle 
will be free  to  roll -- even if your  shift  lever 
is  in  PARK 
(P) -- if your  transfer  case  is in 
NEUTRAL 
(N). So, be  sure  the  transfer  case  is in 
a  drive  gear, two-wheel  high 
(2H) or four-wheel 
high 
(4H) or  four-wheel  low (4L) -- not in 
NEUTRAL 
(N). See  “Shifting  Into PARK  (P)” in 
the  Index. 
If you’re  pulling  a  trailer,  see “Towing 
a Trailer”  in the  Index. 
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A.  Dome  Lamp Switch 
B.  Lamp Controls 
C.  Air  Outlets 
D.  Multifunction  Lever 
E. Instrument Cluster 
E Gearshift Lever 
G. Audio System 
H. Comfort  Control System 
I.  Glove  Box 
J. Supplemental Inflatable Restraint (Air  Bag) 
(If Equipped) 
K. Ashtray 
L.  Cupholder 
M. Auxiliary  Power  Outlets 
N. Storage Area or Compact  Disc  Player (If Equipped) 
0. Rear  Window  Defogger  Switch  (If  Equipped) 
P. Passenger Supplemental Inflatable  Restraint 
Q. Tilt Lever (If Equipped) 
R.  Parking  Brake  Release 
S. Hood  Release 
T.  Fuse  Block (Air Bag) 
Off Switch (If Equipped) 
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Instrument Panel Cluster 
SERVlCE ENGINE SOON 
CHECK GAGES 
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United  States  version  shown,  Canada  similar. 
Your  instrument  cluster  is  designed  to let you know at a glance how your  vehicle is running.  You'll know  how fast  you're 
going,  about  how  much  fuel 
you have  and  many  other  things  you'll  need to know to  drive  safely  and  economically. 
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FusdCircuit Breaker  Usage 
1 Stop/TCC  Switch, Buzzer,  CHMSL, 
Hazard  Lamps,  Stoplamps 
Transfer  Case 
Courtesy  Lamps,  Cargo  Lamp,  Glove 
Box  Lamp,  DomeReading  Lamps, 
Vanity Mirrors,  Power  Mirrors 
FuseEircuit  Breaker 
4 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
Usage 
Instrument  Cluster,  DRL  Relay, 
Lamp  Switch,  Keyless  Entry,  Low 
Coolant  Module,  Illuminated  Entry 
Module,  DRAC  (Diesel  Engine) 
Not  Used 
Cruise  Control 
Auxiliary  Power  Outlet 
Air Bag  System 
License  Lamp, Parking  Lamps, 
Taillamps, 
Roof Marker  Lamps, 
Tailgate  Lamps,  Front Sidemarkers, 
Fog Lamp  Relay,  Door  Switch 
Illumination,  Fender  Lamps, 
Headlamp  Switch  Illumination 
Air Bag  System 
Wiper  Motor,  Washer  Pump 
A/C,  A/C  Blower,  High 
Blower  Relay 
Power  Amp,  Cigarette  Lighter,  Door 
Lock  Relay,  Power  Lumbar  Seat 
4WD Indicator,  Cluster,  Comfort 
Controls,  Instrument  Switches, 
Radio  Illumination,  Chime  Module 
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Garage Door Opener ............................ 2-52 
GAWR 
....................................... 4-41 
Gear Positions. Automatic Transmission 
............. 2- 15 
Gear Positions. Manual  Transmission .......... 2- 19. 2-20 
GloveBox 
.................................... 2-52 
Gross Axle  Weight Rating 
........................ 4-41 
Gross Vehicle  Weight  Rating ...................... 4-41 
Guide 
en Fransais 11 
GVWR ....................................... 4-41 
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Halogen  Bulbs ................................ 6-39 
Hazard  Warning  Flashers 
.......................... 5-2 
Head Restraints 
................................. 1-6 
Headlamps .................................... 2-43 
Bulb Replacement 
....................... 6.40.  6.41 
HigWLow  Beam Changer 
...................... 2-37 
OnReminder 
................................ 2-44 
Wiring 
..................................... 6-70 
Hearing  Impaired.  Customer Assistance 
.............. 8-4 
Heating 
........................................ 3-4 
High-Beam  Headlamps 
.......................... 2-37 
Highway Hypnosis 
.............................. 4-35 
Hill  and  Mountain  Roads 
......................... 4-35 
Hitches.  Trailer 
................................. 4-53 
Hood  Checking Things  Under 
......................... 6-8 
Release 
...................................... 6-9 
Hydraulic Clutch Fluid 
........................... 6-26 
Hydroplaning 
.................................. 4-3 1 
Horn 
......................................... 2-35  Ignition 
Positions 
.............................. 2-11 
Ignition  Transmission  Lock  Check 
................. 7-48 
Illuminated  Entry 
............................... 2-46 
Inflation.  Tire 
.................................. 6-51 
Inside  Daymight  Rearview Mirror 
................. 2-48 
Inspections 
.................................... 7-49 
Brake System 
................................ 7-50 
DriveAxle 
.................................. 7-50 
Exhaust Systems 
............................. 7-49 
Radiator  and Heater Hose 
...................... 7-49 
Steering 
.................................... 7-49 
Suspension 
.................................. 7-49 
Throttle Linkage 
.............................. 7-49 
Transfer  Case  (Four-wheel  Drive) 
............... 7-50 
Instrumentpanel 
............................... 2-62 
Cleaning 
.................................... 6-63 
Cluster 
..................................... 2-64 
FuseBlock 
.................................. 6-71 
Intensity Control 
............................. 2-46 
Interior  Lamps 
................................. 2-46 
.................................... J ack.  Tire  5-23 
Jump  Starting 
................................... 5-3 
Key  Lock Cylinders Service 
..................... 7-46 
Key  Release Button 
............................. 2-12 
Keyless  Entry  System 
............................ 2-7 
Keys 
.......................................... 2-2 
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