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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual The traction you can get in a curve  depends  on the 
condition 
of your  tires and the road surface,  the angle  at 
which  the curve  is banked,  and 
YOLK speed. While 
you’re 
in a  curve, speed

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual Load Recovery 
You may  find that your right  wheels have dropped  off 
the edge  of a road  onto  the shoulder  while 
youre  driving. 
An  emergency  like this requires  close  attention and a 
qui

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual 0 Check your mirrors,  glance  over your shoulder  and 
start  your  left  lane  change  signal  before moving  out 
of  the right  lane  to pass. When  you are  far  enough 
ahead  of the  passed  ve

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual If your vehicle starts to slide,  ease your foot off the 
accelerator  pedal and quickly steer the  way  you  want the 
vehicle to go. 
If you  start steering quickly  enough, your 
vehicle  may strai

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual Off-Road Driving  with Your GM 
Four-Wheel-Drive  Vehicle 
Also, see "Anti-Lock  Brakes" in the Index. 
Off-road  driving  can  be great  fun. But 
it does  have  some 
definite hazards.  The greatest

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual 0 
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Cargo on the  load floor  piled higher  than 
the  seatbacks  can be thrown  forward 
during  a sudden  stop. 
You or your 
passengers  could  be injured. Keep cargo 
below  the  top 
of the

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual Scanning the Terrain 
Off-road  driving  can  take you over many  different  kinds 
of  terrain. 
You need  to  be  familiar  with the telrain  and  its 
many  different  features.  Here  are  some  t

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual Driving Uphill 
Once you decide you can safely drive  up the hill, you 
need  to take some special  steps. 
Use a low gear and  get  a  firm  grip  on the 
steering wheel. 
Get a smooth start up the h