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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual Driving  On  Grades 
Reduce speed and shift  to  a 1owe.r  gear Iwfow you  start 
down  a long  or steep  downgrade. 
If you don’t  shift 
down.  you  might  have  to use  your brakes 
so much that

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual Towing Your Vehicle 
Try to have a GM dealer  or  a  proressional  towing 
service  tow  your  vehicle. See "Roadside  Assistance" 
in 
the Index. 
If your  vehicle  has been  changed  since  it  was

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual JTION: 
A vehicle can fall from  a car  carrier  if it isn’t 
adequately secured. This can cause 
a collision, 
serious personal  injury  and vehicle damage. The 
vehicle  should be tightly secured

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual ~~  ~ . Towing 
IOW Limits -  - 35 mph (55 km/h), 50 miles (80 km) 
You must 
use a towing  dolly under  the rear wheels when 
towing  from the  front. 
NOTICE: 
Do not tow  with  sling-type equipment

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual NOTICE: 
Do not  tow  with  sling-type equipment  or  rear 
bumper  valance damage  will  occur. 
Use wheel-lift 
or  car-carrier  equipment. Additional  ramping 
may  be  required  for  car-carrier

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual Engine  Fan  Noise 
This vehicle  has a clutched  engine  cooling  fan.  When  the 
clutch  is  engaged,  the  fan  spins  faster  to  provide  more  air 
to cool  the  engine.  In  most  everyday  dr

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual Changing a  Flat  Tire 
If a  tire  goes  flat,  avoid  further  tire  and  wheel  damage 
by  driving  slowly  to a  level  place.  Turn  on 
your hazard 
warning  flashers. 
A CAUTION: 
I 
Changing

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GMC ENVOY 1998  Owners Manual Removing  the  Spare  Tire and Tools 
The  jacking  equipment  you’ll need is  stored  along  the 
driver’s  side  inner  rear  quarter  panel.  Your vehicle  is 
also equipped  with work  gloves