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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine When you put the  cap back on,  turn it  to the right 
(clockwise) until  you hear  a clicking sound.  Make sure 
you fully install the cap. 
/9 CAUTION: 
If J ,.I get  gasoline  on  yourself  and then 
something  ignites  it,  you  could  be  badly  burned. 
Gasoline  can  spray out on  you 
if you  open  the 
fuel  filler  cap  too  quickly.  This spray  can happen 
if  your  tank is  nearly  full,  and is  more  likely  in 
hot  weather.  Open  the fuel  filler cap  slowly and 
wait  for any  “hiss”  noise  to stop.  Then  unscrew 
the  cap  all  the  way. 
Be careful  not  to spill gasoline. Clean gasoline from 
painted  surfaces  as  soon as possible.  See “Cleaning the 
Outside  of  Your  Vehicle”  in the  Index. 
I NOTICE: 
If you  need  a  new  cap, be sure  to get  the  right 
type.  Your  dealer can  get  one  for you. 
If you  get 
the  wrong  type,  it may  not  fit or have  proper 
venting,  and your  fuel tank  and emissions  system 
might  be  damaged. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine 6 
3. Remove the screws  on  each  side  of the 
headlamp  bezel. 
4. Open the hood. 
5. To remove the bezel, pull  the  sides slightly outward 
and  tilt  the bezel  forward.  Pull  the  clip  centered 
above  the lens  outward.  Be careful  not to scratch 
the  paint. 
6. Reach  behind  the lamp and turn the bulb to the left 
(counterclockwise) to remove it. Don’t  touch the 
halogen bulbs.  The inner  bulb is the  high beam  and 
the  outer  bulb is the  low  beam. 
7. Disconnect the desired  bulb from  the wiring  harness. 
8. Reverse the steps  with a new  bulb.   
     
        
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Front nrn Signal  Lamps Rear nrn Signal and Taillamps 
1. Remove the front fascia  close  out panel 
attaching bolts. 
2. Remove  the front fascia  close  out panel. 
3. Grasp the cooling duct and  pull to release  it from  the 
front  fascia, then reposition 
it. This will give you 
better  access  to the  bulb. 
4. Squeeze the tab on the  socket and turn  it to the 
left (counterclockwise)  to  remove the socket  with 
the  bulb. 
5. Remove the bulb  from the socket. 
6. Reverse the steps  with a new  bulb. 
Front  Sidemarker  Lamps 
1. Follow  Steps 1 through 3 in  “Front  Turn Signal 
Lamps” described previously. 
2. Turn  the  socket one-quarter  of a turn to the left and 
pull  it out. 
3. Pull the bulb straight  out of the socket. 
4. Reverse  the steps  with a new  bulb. 
A. Back-up  Lamp 
B. Inboard  Taillamp 
C. Outboard  Taillamp 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine 1. Remove the screws. 
2. Pull  the  taillamp  housing assembly  out. 
3.  To remove the socket with the bulb,  squeeze 
the  tab  while  you  turn  the socket to the 
left  (counterclockwise).   
     
        
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Brake (Continued) Master  Cylinder 
.............................. 6-29 
Parking 
..................................... 2-32 
PedalTravel 
................................. 6-31 
Replacing System Parts 
........................ 6-32 
System  Warning  Light 
......................... 2-79 
Transmission Shift Interlock 
.................... 2-36 
Wear 
....................................... 6-31 
Brakes.  Anti-Lock 
............................... 4-7 
Brake-Transmission Shift Interlock Check 
........... 7-  13 
Braking 
........................................ 4-6 
Braking  in  Emergencies 
........................... 4-9 
Break.In.  New  Vehicle 
.......................... 2-20 
BTSI 
......................................... 2-36 
BTSICheck 
................................... 7-13 
Bulb  Replacement 
......................... 6.33.  6.69 
Canadian  Roadside  Assistance 
.................... 8-7 
Capacities  and Specifications 
...................... 6-70 
Carbon Monoxide 
.................... 2.15.2.37.  4.28 
Cassette Deck Service 
........................... 7- 11 
Cassette  Tape Player ............................ 3-12 
CareofYour 
................................. 3-28 
Center Console 
................................. 2-55 
Certification Label 
.............................. 4-29 
Chains. Tire 
................................... 6-51 
Check Gages  Light 
.............................. 2-85 
Checking  Your Restraint  Systems 
.................. 1-37 
Chemical Paint Spotting 
.......................... 6-60 
Child Restraints 
................................ 1-27 
Add-on 
..................................... 1-27 
Securing  in  the Passenger Seat Position 
........... 1-28 
Top  Strap 
.................................... 1-3 1 
Types ...................................... 1-27 
WheretoPut 
................................ 1-27 
Cigarette Lighter 
............................... 2-58 
Circuit Breakers  and  Fuses 
....................... 6-64 
Cleaner.  Air 
................................... 6-16 
Cleaning  Aluminum  Wheels 
............................ 6-58 
Coated  Moldings 
............................. 6-53 
ConvenienceNet 
............................. 6-54 
Exterior  LampsLenses 
........................ 6-56 
Fabric 
...................................... 6-53 
Glass 
....................................... 6-54 
Inside  of  Your  Vehicle 
......................... 6-52 
Instrument Panel 
............................. 6-54 
Leather 
..................................... 6-53 
Outside  of  Your  Vehicle 
........................ 6-56 
Removable  Roof Panel 
......................... 6-55 
Security Shade 
............................... 6-54 
Soft-Touch  Paint Surfaces 
...................... 6-54 
Stains 
...................................... 6-53 
Tires 
....................................... 6-58 
Vinyl 
....................................... 6-53 
Weatherstrips 
................................ 6-55 
Wheels 
..................................... 6-58 
Windshield  and  Wiper  Blades 
................... 6-55 
Climate  Control.  Automatic  Electronic  Dual 
........... 3-4 
Clock.  Setting the 
............................... 3-12 
Clutch.  Hydraulic 
............................... 6-20 
Comfort  Controls 
................................ 3-1 
Comfort  Controls.  Manual 
......................... 3-2 
Compact Disc 
AdapterKit 
.................................. 3-17 
Care 
....................................... 3-29 . 
Changer.  TmnkMounted ....................... 3-21 
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