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PONTIAC PONTIAC 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. 
Keep your vehicle  in good shape. Check

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PONTIAC PONTIAC 1997  Owners Manual Tie a sed  cloth to your  vehicle to  alert police that 
youve  been stopped 
by the snow. 
Put on extra clothing or wrap a blanket  around you. 
If you have no blankets or extra clothing, make bod

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PONTIAC PONTIAC 1997  Owners Manual Making  Turns 
I NOTICE: 
Making  very  sharp  turns  while  trailering  could cause  the  trailer  to  come  in  contact  with  the 
vehicle.  Your  vehicle  could  be  damaged.  Avoid  making  very

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PONTIAC PONTIAC 1997  Owners Manual Parking on Hills 
You really should  not  park your  vehicle, with a trailer 
attached, 
on a hill.  If something goes wrong, your rig 
could  start to move. People 
can be injured, and both 
your veh

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PONTIAC PONTIAC 1997  Owners Manual Using a match  near a battery  can  cause  battery 
gas 
to explode.  People  have  been  hurt doing  this, 
and  some  have  been  blinded.  Use 
a flashlight if 
you  need  more light. 
Be  sure  th

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PONTIAC PONTIAC 1997  Owners Manual I 
An electric  fan  under  the hood  can start up even 
when  the engine  is not running and  can  injure 
you.  Keep  hands, clothing 
and tools away from 
any underhood  electric  fan. 
If the cool

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PONTIAC PONTIAC 1997  Owners Manual NOTICE: 
Engine damage from running your engine 
without coolant  isn’t  covered 
by your warranty. 
_I 
If there  seems  to  be no leak,  with the  engine on, check  to 
see  if the electric  engin

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PONTIAC PONTIAC 1997  Owners Manual If a Tire Goes Flat 
10. Then replace the pressure cap. At any time during 
this procedure  if coolant  begins to flow  out 
of the 
filler neck, reinstall the pressure  cap. Be sure  the 
mows 
on th
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