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The  speedometer  lets  you see your speed  in  both  miles  per 
hour  (mph)  and  kilometers  per  hour 
(km/h). The odometer 
shows  how 
far your  vehicle  has  been  driven,  in  either  miles 
(used  in  the  United  States)  or  kilometers  (used  in  Canada).\
 
You  may  wonder  what  happens  if  a  vehicle  has 
to have  a 
new  odometer  installed.  The  new  one  may  read  the  correct 
mileage. 
This is  because  your  vehicle’s  computer  has 
stored  the  mileage  in  memory. 
Trip  Odometer 
There  are  two  trip 
odometers,  which  are  indicated  by  Trip 
A 
and  Trip  B.  Press  the  top 
of the  button 
to reset  the  odometers.  For 
information  on  resetting  these  buttons,  see “Control 
Buttons” 
in the  Index. 
Display Mode 
This  button  is  located  between  the  trip  odometer  button 
and  the  EnglishMetric  display  button.  Press 
DSPL 
MODE to  turn  the  backlighting  and  the  digital  speed 
image  on  and  off. 
EnglisWetric  Display 
You can  go  back  and forth 
from  English  (miles)  to 
metric  (kilometers)  by 
pressing  this  button. 
In order  to  switch  from  one to the  other,  press  the Ah3 
portion  of  the  button.  By  pressing this button,  you  can  tell 
how  many  miles  you  have  traveled  on  either  your  Trip 
A 
or  Trip  B  odometer  since you last  set  the  odometer  back 
to  zero.  Other  readings  such 
as temperature,  fuel  and  trip 
odometer  also  go  back  and  forth  between  English  and  metric. 
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This feature lets  you know when to change  the  engine 
oil.  It's  based  on  the  engine  oil temperatures  and  your 
driving  patterns.  To see the  display,  press  the  INFO 
button  several  times  until  ENGINE  OIL LIFE  appears. 
If you see 99% ENGINE OIL LIFE, 99 percent  of your 
current  oil  life remains. 
The DIC  may  display  a  CHANGE  ENGINE OIL 
message.  Always  keep  a  written  record of the mileage 
and  date  when 
you changed  your  oil.  For more 
information,  see the Maintenance  Schedule  booklet.  If 
you  see CHANGE  ENGINE  OIL, it means  the oil  life 
is 
gone  and you should  change  the oil right  away.  The 
system  doesn't  check 
how much oil you  have, so you'll 
still  have  to  check  for that. 
To see  how,  see  "Engine  Oil" 
in  the  Index.  The 
system  should  indicate  changing  the  oil  between 
3,000 miles (5 000 km) and 7,500 miles (12 500 km). 
It may  indicate  changing  the  oil  before 3,000 miles 
(5 000 km) depending  on  your  driving  habits.  If the 
vehicle  has  been  driven 
7,500 miles (12 500 km),  it  will 
indicate  to  change  the oil. If you  drive 
in a  dusty  area, 
you  should  change  your  oil  every 
3,000 miles 
(5 000 km) or  three  months  (whichever  comes  first) 
unless  the display  indicates  changing  it sooner. 
When  the  oil is  changed,  you'll need  to  reset  the  system. 
To reset,  display  the  Oil  Life  Indicator  by pressing  the 
INFO  button.  Then  press  and  hold  the  INFO  RESET 
button  until  the  display  shows 
100% ENGINE 
OIL  LIFE. 
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Your dealer  knows  your  vehicle  best  and  wants  you to 
be  happy  with  it.  We hope  you’ll  go  to  your  dealer  for 
all your  service  needs.  You’ll get genuine  GM parts  and 
GM-trained  and  supported  service  people. 
We  hope  you’ll  want  to  keep  your  GM  vehicle  all  GM. 
Genuine 
GM parts have  one of these  marks: 
Genuine 
Doing Your Own Service Work 
If  you  want  to  do some of your  own  service  work,  you’ll 
want  to use  the  proper  Cadillac  Service  Manual.  It  tells 
you  much  more  about  how  to  service  your  vehicle  than 
this  manual  can. 
To order  the proper  service  manual,  see 
“Service  and  Owner  Publications”  in  the  Index. 
Your  vehicle  has  an  air  bag  system.  Before  attempting  to 
do  your  own  service  work,  see “Servicing  Your  Air 
Bag-Equipped  Vehicle”  in  the  Index. 
You  should  keep  a  record  with  all  parts  receipts  and  list 
the  mileage  and  the  date of  any  service  work  you 
perform.  See  “Maintenance  Record”  in  the  Maintenance 
Schedule  Booklet. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine For  prompt  assistance,  please  have the following 
information  available  to  give  the  Customer 
Assistance  Representative: 
0 Your  name,  address,  home  and  business 
telephone  numbers 
0 Vehicle  Identification  Number  (This  is  available 
from  the  vehicle  registration  or  title,  or the  plate  at 
the top  left of the  instrument  panel  and  visible 
through  the windshield.) 
0 Dealership  name  and  location 
0 Vehicle  delivery  date and  present  mileage 
0 Nature  of concern 
We  encourage  you 
to call  us so we  can  give  your  inquiry 
prompt  attention.  However,  if  you  wish  to  write 
Cadillac,  address  your  inquiry  to: 
Cadillac  Customer  Assistance  Center 
Cadillac  Motor  Car  Division 
P.O. Box 436004 
Pontiac, 
MI 48343-6004  In  Canada,  write  to: 
General  Motors  of Canada  Limited 
Customer  Communication  Centre, 
163-005 
1908  Colonel  Sam Drive 
Oshawa,  Ontario  L1H 
8P7 
Refer  to your Warranty and  Owner  Assistance  Information 
booklet  for  addresses  of  GM  Overseas  offices. 
When  contacting  Cadillac,  please  remember  that 
your 
concern  will  likely  be  resolved  in the dealership,  using 
the  dealer’s  facilities,  equipment  and  personnel.  That 
is 
why  we  suggest you follow  Step  One  first if  you  have 
a  concern. 
Customer  Assistance for Text 
Telephone (TTY) Users 
To  assist  customers  who  are  deaf,  hard  of hearing,  or 
speech-impaired  and  who  use  Text  Telephones  (TTYs), 
Cadillac  has  TTY  equipment  available  at  its  Customer  Assistance  Center.  Any  TTY  user  can  communicate  with 
Cadillac  by  dialing:  1-800-833-CMCC. 
(TTY users  in 
Canada  can  dial  1-800-263-3830.) 
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Wherever  you drive in  the  United States or  Canada, 
an  advisor  is  available  to  assist  you  over  the phone. 
A dealer  technician,  if  available,  can  travel  to  your 
location  within  a 
30 mile (50 km) radius,  of a 
participating  Cadillac dealership. 
If beyond  this  radius, 
we  will  arrange  to  have  your  car towed  to the nearest 
Cadillac  dealership. 
Reaching  Roadside  Service 
Dial  the  toll-free  Roadside  Service number: 
1-800-882- 11 12. An  experienced  Roadside 
Service  Advisor  will  assist 
you and  request  the 
following  information: 
0 A  description of the  problem 
Name,  home  address,  home  telephone  number 
Location  of  your  Cadillac  and  number  you  are 
calling  from 
The  model  year,  Vehicle  Identification  Number 
(VIN), mileage  and  date of delivery 
Roadside  Service  for  the  Hearing or 
Speech  Impaired 
Roadside  Service  is  prepared  to  assist  owners  who  have 
hearing  difficulties  or are  speech  impaired.  Cadillac  has 
installed  special  telecommunication  devices  called  Text 
Telephone  (TTY)  in  the Roadside  Service Center. 
Any  customer  who  has  access  to  a  (TTY)  or  a 
conventional  teletypewriter  can  communicate  with 
Cadillac  by dialing  from  the  United  States  or  Canada 
1-800-833-CMCC 
-- daily, 24 hours. 
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Dispute  Resolution  Program 
This  program  is available  in all 50 states  and  the District 
of  Columbia.  Canadian  owners  refer  to  your  Warranty 
and  Owner  Assistance  Information  booklet  for 
information  on  the  Canadian  Motor  Vehicle  Arbitration 
Plan  (CAMVAP).  General  Motors  reserves  the right  to 
change  eligibility  limitations  and/or  to  discontinue  its 
participation  in this  program. 
Both  Cadillac  and  your  Cadillac  dealer  are  committed  to  making  sure  you  are  completely  satisfied  with  your  new 
vehicle.  Our  experience  has  shown  that,  if  a  situation 
arises  where 
you feel  your  concern  has  not  been 
adequately  addressed,  the  Customer  Satisfaction 
Procedure  described  earlier in this  section  is 
very  successful. 
There  may  be  instances  where  an  impartial  third  party 
can  assist 
in arriving  at a  solution  to a disagreement 
regarding  vehicle  repairs  or interpretation  of the  New 
Vehicle  Limited  Warranty.  To  assist  in  resolving  these 
disagreements,  Cadillac  voluntarily  participates 
in BBB 
AUTO LINE.  BBB  AUTO 
LINE is 
an  out-of-court  program 
administered  by  the Better  Business  Bureau  system 
to  settle  automotive  disputes.  This  program 
is available 
free  of charge  to  customers  who  currently  own  or  lease  a 
GM  vehicle. 
If  you 
are not  satisfied  after  following  the  Customer 
Satisfaction  Procedure,  you  may  contact  the  BBB  using 
the  toll-free  telephone  number,  or  write  them  at the 
following  address: 
BBB 
AUTO LINE 
Council  of Better  Business  Bureaus,  Inc. 
4200  Wilson  Boulevard 
Suite 
800 
Arlington,  VA 22203-  1804 
Telephone: 
1-800-955-5 100 
To file  a claim,  you  will  be  asked  to  provide  your  name 
and  address,  your  Vehicle  Identification  Number  (VIN) 
and  a  statement  of the  nature  of your  complaint. 
Eligibility  is limited  by  vehicle  age  and  mileage,  and 
other  factors. 
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