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Instrument  Panel  Brightness  Control 
This button controls the 
brightness  of your 
instrument panel lights 
when your headlamps  or 
parking lamps 
are on. 
Ish  and release the button and  it will  pop  out.  Turn the 
button clockwise (to  the right)  to brighten the lights  or 
counterclockwise (to the left) to  dim them. 
The  instrument panel brightness  knob  has an added 
feature  called Parade  Mode to assist  you in seeing 
certain instrument panel controls  if your headlamps 
are 
on  in  the  daylight. Right before turning the courtesy 
lamps  on  by turning the button all  the way  to the  right, 
the  radio, Driver Information Center (DIC) display and 
heating and  air conditioning controls will  come on at 
their  maximum brightness.  This will occur only  with the 
parking lamps  or headlamps  on. 
Courtesy  Lamps 
When any door  or  the hatch/trunk  lid is opened,  the 
interior lamps will  go 
on (unless  it’s bright outside).  The 
lamps will stay  on  for about 
30 seconds or  until  you  turn 
on  the ignition. 
You  can 
also turn on the  courtesy  lamps by turning  the 
interior brightness control  button  all the way  to  the  right. 
Be  sure not  to have this  knob  turned  all the  way  down 
with the lamps on during  the  day.  Your  Driver 
Information Center 
(DIC) may  not be  visible. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Section 3 Comfort  Controls  and  Audio Systems 
In  this section,  you’ll find out  how to operate the comfort control and audio systems offered  with your vehicle.  Be 
sure to read  about  the particular systems supplied with your vehicle. 
3-2 
3-2 
3-4 
3-9 
3-  10 
3-11  3-11 
3-  12  3-12 
3-12 
3-17 Comfort  Controls 
Manual 
Comfort Controls 
Automatic  Electronic Dual Climate Control 
System  (If Equipped) 
Sensors 
Air  Conditioning 
Heating 
Defogging  and  Defrosting 
Audio  Systems  Setting  the Clock  for 
All Systems 
AM-FM  Stereo with Cassette  Tape Player and 
Automatic  Tone  Control 
CD  Adapter  Kits 
3-  17 
3-2  1 
3-25 
3  -27 
3-27 
3-28 
3-29 
3-29 
3-29 
3-30 AM-FM  Stereo with Compact  Disc  Player  and 
Automatic  Tone Control 
(If Equipped) 
Trunk Mounted CD Changer  Theft-Deterrent Feature 
Understanding Radio Reception 
Tips About  Your Audio  System 
Care  of  Your  Cassette  Tape Player 
Care  of  Your  Compact Discs 
Care 
of Your  Compact  Disc  Player 
Power  Mast Antenna (Option) 
Integrated Windshield and  Rear Window 
Antennas (Option) 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine FADE: Press  this  knob  lightly so it extends.  Turn  the 
knob  to  the  right  to  adjust  the  sound  to the  front 
speakers  and  to  the  left  for the  rear  speakers.  The middle 
position  balances  the  sound  between  the  speakers. 
Push  these  knobs  back  into  their  stored  positions  when 
you’re  not  using  them. 
Playing  a  Cassette  Tape 
Your tape  player  is  built  to  work  best  with  tapes  that  are 
30 to 45 minutes  long  on  each  side.  Tapes  longer  than 
that  are 
so thin  they  may  not  work  well  in  this  player. If 
a tape  is  inserted  when  the  ignition  is on  but  the  radio  is 
off,  the  tape 
will begin  playing.  A  tape  symbol  is  shown 
in  the  center  of  the  graphic  display  whenever  a  tape  is 
inserted.  When 
a tape  is  active,  the tape  symbol  will  be 
accompanied  by  a  direction  arrow. 
While  the  tape  is  playing,  use  the  VOL,  AUTO  TONE, 
BAL,  FADE,  BASS  and  TREB  controls just as  you  do 
for  the  radio.  Other  controls  may  have  different 
functions  when  a  tape  is  inserted.  The display  will  show 
the  tape  symbol  and  an  arrow  to  show  which  side of the 
tape  is  playing. 
If you  hear  nothing  or  hear  just a  garbled  sound, it may 
not  be  in squarely.  Press  EJECT  to  remove  the tape and 
start  over. 
The  player  is able  to  detect  a  tight  or  broken  tape, and 
will  eject  the tape.  The radio  will  go  back  to playing  the 
last  station  selected. 
The  player  automatically  senses  the  cassette for metal or 
Cr02  and  sets  the  pre-emphasis.  Anytime  a  tape is 
inserted,  the top  side  is selected  to  play  first. 
PREV (1): Press  this  button  or  the  left SEEK  arrow  to 
go  to the  previous  selection  on  the  tape  if the current 
selection  has  been  playing  for less  than  eight  seconds. 
If 
the  PREV  button  is pressed  and  the  current  selection has 
been  playing  for more  than  eight  seconds,  it will 
go to 
the  beginning  of the  current  selection.  Your tape must 
have  at  least  three  seconds  of silence  between  each 
selection  for PREV  or  SEEK  to  work.  The tape direction 
arrow  blinks  during  PREV  or  SEEK  operation.  The 
sound  will  mute  during  PREV  or  SEEK  operation. Press 
this  button  or  one  of the  SEEK  arrows  again  to return  to 
normal  play. 
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Usage 
Console  Cigarette Lighter 
Monitored  (Inadvertent)  Load  Control 
Lumbar  Seat 
Driver  Seat  Control  Module 
Radio 
Fuse 
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21 
22  Usage 
Parking Lamps, 
Taillamps 
Cigarette Lighter 
Stop  Hazard  Flashers 
Body  Control Module 
Windshield  Wipermasher 
Accessory  Power 
Blank 
Body  Control  Module 
Crank 
HazardPTurn  Signal 
Air Bag 
TONN REL (Convertible Only) 
HVAC  Controls 
Instrument Panel  Control 
Cruise Control 
Brake-Transmission  Shift Interlock 
Body  Control  Module 
- Ignition 3 
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34 
35 
36 37 
Usage 
Body  Control Module - Ignition 2 
Radio Antenna 
Body  Control  Module 
- Ignition 1, 
Instrument Panel  Control 
Hatcmrurik  Release 
HVAC  Controls 
Bose  Speakers 
Diagnostic 
Right  Door Control Module 
Power Feed Door  Right 
Fuel  Tank  Door 
Door Control Module Left  Power  Feed Door Left 
Driver  Power  Seat (Circuit Breaker) 
Passenger  Power Seat  (Circuit Breaker) 
Micro  Relay 
- Monitored  (Inadvertent) 
Load Control 
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Usage 
Micro  Relay - Right Daytime  Running 
Lamp 
Micro  Relay 
- Hatch  Release 
Micro  Relay 
- Left Daytime  Running  Lamp 
TONN REL  (Convertible  Only) 
Micro  Relay 
- Courtesy  Lamps 
Bose  Mini  Relay 
- Speakers 
Mini  Relay 
- Rear  Defogger 
Maxifuse 
- Ignition 1 
Maxifuse - Rear  Defogger 
Blank  Maxifuse 
- Ignition  2 
Maxifuse 
- Blower  Motor 
Starter 
Blank 
Maxi Circuit  Breaker 
- Headlamps   

Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Service Bulletins.  Ordering 
............................ 8-12 
Manuals.  Ordering 
............................ 8- 12 
Parts  Identification  Label 
....................... 6-62 
Publications.  Ordering 
......................... 8-  12 
Work.  Doing  Your  Own 
......................... 6-2 
Service  and  Appearance  Care 
...................... 6-1 
Service  and  Owner  Publications 
................... 8-12 
InCanada 
................................... 8-11 
Servicing  Your Air  Bag-Equipped  Vehicle 
........... 1-24 
Shiftspeeds 
................................... 2-30 
Shifting 
....................................... 2-26 
IntoPark 
.................................... 2-34 
Out 
of Park .................................. 2-36 
Signaling  Turns 
................................ 2-42 
Sixth  Gear,  Manual  Transmission 
.................. 2-29 
Skidding 
...................................... 4-14 
Sound  Equipment,  Adding 
........................ 3-27 
Specifications  and  Capacities 
...................... 6-70 
Specifications,  Engine 
........................... 6-70 
Speech  Impaired,  Customer  Assistance 
............... 8-4 
Sportseat 
...................................... l-3 
Springs,  Fiberglass .............................. 6-59 
Stains,  Cleaning 
................................ 6-53 
Starter  Switch  Check 
............................ 7- 13 
Starting  Your Engine 
............................ 2-22 
Steering 
...................................... 4-10 
In  Emergencies 
............................... 4- 11 
Power ...................................... 4-10 
Tips 
........................................ 4-10 
Wheel,  Tilt 
.................................. 2-41 
Storage  Compartments 
........................... 2-54 
Speedometer 
................................... 2-77 
Steam 
................................... 5-14,  5-15  Storage. 
Vehicle 
................................ 6-32 
Stuck: In  Sand.  Mud.  Ice or Snow 
.................. 5-22 
Sunvisors 
.................................... 2-58 
Surge  Tank. Coolant 
............................. 5-18 
Symbols.  Vehicle 
.................................. x 
System  Controls.  Comfort Control System 
........ 3-2. 3-4 
Tachometer 
.................................. 2-77 
TapePlayerCare 
............................... 3-28 
Temperature  Controls 
..... ................... 3-2. 3-4 
Theft ......................................... 2-16 
Theft-Deterrent Radio 
........................... 3-25 
Thermostat 
.................................... 6-26 
Third  Gear, Automatic  Transmission 
................ 2-28 
Third  Gear, Manual  Transmission 
.................. 2-29 
Tilt Steering Wheel 
............................. 2-41 
Time,  Setting  the 
............................... 3-12 
Tirechains 
.................................... 6-51 
Tire-Loading Information Label 
................... 4-29 
Tires 
......................................... 6-40 
Alignment  and Balance 
........................ 6-48 
Buying  New 
................................. 6-45 
Cleaning 
.................................... 6-58 
Extended Mobility 
............................ 6-41 
If One  Goes Flat .............................. 5-22 
Inflation 
.................................... 6-44 
Inflation Check 
............................... 7-11 
Inspection  and  Rotation 
........................ 6-45 
Loading 
.................................... 4-29 
Pressure 
.................................... 6-44 
Temperature 
................................. 6-48 
Traction 
.................................... 6-47 
Treadwe 
ar ................................... 6-47 
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