
A. Dome  Lamp Switch 
B. Lamp Controls 
C.  Air  Outlets 
D. Multifunction  Lever 
E. Instrument  Cluster 
F. Gearshift Lever 
G.  Audio System 
H. Comfort  Control System 
I. Glove Box 
J. Ashtray 
K. Cupholder 
L. Auxiliary Power Outlets 
M. Storage  Area or Compact Disc Player (If Equipped) 
N. Rear Window Defogger Switch (If  Equipped) 
0. Passenger Air  Bag Off Switch (If Equipped) 
P. Electronic Transfer Case Switch (If Equipped) 
Q. Tilt Lever (If Equipped) 
R. Parking  Brake Release 
S. Hood Release 
T.  Fuse 
Block 
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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. 
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Air  Conditioning 
Heating 
Ventilation  System 
Defogging and Defrosting  Rear  Window  Defogger 
(If Equipped) 
Audio Systems  Setting  the Clock 
AM-FM  Stereo Radio 
Playing  the Radio 
AM-FM  Stereo with Cassette 
Tape Player 
(If Equipped) 
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Automatic 
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Adapter 
Kit 
AM-FM  Stereo with Compact Disc Player and 
Automatic Tone Control 
(If Equipped) 
Remote Compact Disc Player  (If Equipped) 
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 
Fixed Mast Antenna 
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Setting the  Tone 
BASS: 
Slide  this lever up  or down to increase  or 
decrease  bass. 
TREB: Slide this lever up or down  to  increase or 
decrease  treble. If a station is weak  or noisy, you may 
want  to  decrease  the treble. 
Adjusting  the  Speakers 
BAL: 
Turn the control behind  the upper knob  to move 
the sound to the left  or right  speakers.  The  middle 
position  balances  the sound between the  speakers. 
FADE: Turn the control behind the lower knob to move 
the sound  to the front  or rear  speakers.  The  middle 
position  balances  the sound between the  speakers. 
AM-FM Stereo with Cassette Tape Player 
(If Equipped) 
Playing  the  Radio 
VOLUME: 
This  knob turns the system  on and off and 
controls  the volume. 
To increase volume and turn the 
radio 
on, turn the knob to the right.  Turn it to the left to 
decrease  volume. 
RECALL: Display the time with the ignition off by 
pressing this knob.  When the radio is playing, press this 
knob 
to recall the station frequency. 
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Setting the  Tone 
BASS: Slide this lever  up or down  to increase  or 
decrease  bass. 
TREB: Slide this lever  up or down to increase  or 
decrease  treble. 
If a station  is  weak  or noisy,  you  may 
want  to  decrease  the treble. 
Adjusting the Speakers 
BAL: 
Turn the control  behind the upper knob to move 
the sound  to the left 
or right  speakers.  The middle 
position balances  the sound between the  speakers. 
FADE: Turn the control behind  the lower knob  to move 
the  sound to the  front 
or rear speakers.  The  middle 
position balances 
the sound between the  speakers. 
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.  Once 
the tape 
is playing,  use  the knobs for VOLUME, 
BAL  FADE,  BASS and TREB  just as you  do 
for 
the radio. 
REV Press the SEEK left arrow to reverse the cassette 
tape. Press  the SEEK right arrow 
to stop  reversing 
the  tape. 
FWD: Press the  SEEK right arrow to advance the 
cassette  tape.  Press the SEEK left arrow to  stop 
forwarding  the tape. 
RECALL: Press this knob to switch tape  sides. 
EJECT: Press this button to remove the tape  or  stop the 
tape and  play the radio. 
CLN: If this message appears  on the display,  the 
cassette  tape player needs 
to be cleaned. It will still  play 
tapes,  but  you  should clean 
it as soon as possible to 
prevent damage 
to the  tapes  and player. See ”Care of 
Your  Cassette  Tape Player” in the Index. After you clean 
the player, press and  hold EJECT  for  five  seconds to 
reset the  CLN indicator. The radio 
will display --- to 
show  the indicator  was reset. 
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settings of CLASSIC, NEWS, ROCK, POP, C/W 
(CountryNestern)  or  JAZZ,  To return 
to the manual 
mode, press and release this button 
until the  AUTO 
TONE display goes blank.  This will return the tone 
adjustment to 
the BASS  and TREB  controls. If a 
BASS  or TREB  control  is rotated,  the  AUTO  TONE 
display  will 
go blank. Use  PUSHBUTTONS  to program 
AUTO  TONE. 
Adjusting  the  Speakers 
BAL: Press lightly on this knob to release it from its 
stored position. Turn  the control  to the  right  to ad-just 
sound  to the  right  speakers  and to the  left 
to adjust 
sound to  the left  speakers. 
The middle position balances 
the sound between the speakers. 
FADE: Press lightly on this knob  to release it from  its 
stored position.  Turn the control 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. 
To load a cassette tape with the ignition off, press 
EJECT  or RECALL.  Then, insert  the cassette tape. 
If the  ignition is on but  the radio  is off, the tape will 
begin  playing. 
Once  the tape  is playing,  use the 
VOL, AUTO  TONE, 
BAL, FADE,  BASS  and TREB controls  just as you do 
for  the  radio. The tape symbol and 
a direction arrow  will 
be  on  the  display whenever 
a tape is being played. 
Anytime  a tape  is inserted, the top side  is selected  for 
play  first. 
The player automatically senses 
if the cassette tape  is 
metal  or Cr02  and adjusts  for best  playback sound. 
For  metal  tapes, the double-D  symbol  will appear  on 
the  display. 
PREV (I): Press  the  PREV  button or the  SEEK  left 
arrow to search 
for the  previous selection. A minimum 
three-second  blank gap is required for the player 
to stop 
at the  beginning of the selection. The tape direction 
arrow 
will blink  during  the  SEEK  operation. 
PROG (2): Press this button to switch from one  side of 
the tape to the other. 
NEXT (3): Press the  NEXT button or the  SEEK  right 
arrow 
to search  for the  next  selection. A mininlum 
three-second  blank gap is required for  the player to  stop 
at  the  beginning  of the selection. The tape direction 
arrow 
will blink  during the  SEEK operation. The sound 
will mute  while  searching for  the  next selection. 
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REV (4): Press this button to rapidly reverse the tape to 
the beginning  of the  cassette  or 
until you  press  REV 
again.  The  radio  will  play the last selected station while 
reversing the tape. The tape  direction arrow 
will blink 
during 
the reverse  operation. 
00 (5): Press this button  to reduce  cassette  tape noise. 
The double-D  symbol 
will appear  on the display while 
the player  is 
in this  mode. 
Dolby Noise Reduction  is manufactured under  a license 
from Dolby  Laboratories  Licensing  Corporation.  Dolby 
and the double-D  symbol are  trademarks of Dolby 
Laboratories  Licensing Corporation. 
FWD (6): Press this button to rapidly forward the tape 
to  the end  of the  cassette  or until  you  press FWD again. 
The radio  will  play the last selected station while 
forwarding  the tape.  The  tape direction  arrow  will  blink 
during  the forward  operation. 
AM-FM: Press this button to switch from a tape to 
the  radio. 
TAPE AUX: Press this button  to return to the tape 
player  when playing  the radio.  The  lighted arrow  will 
appear and show 
the direction of play  when a tape  is in 
the active  mode. 
EJECT Press this button to remove the tape.  The 
radio 
will now  play.  EJECT can  be ~rsed  with either  the 
ignition  or  radio  off. To load  a  cassette  tape 
with 
the ignition  or radio off, press  EJECT before  loading 
the  cassette. 
CLN: If this  message  appears on the  display, the 
cassette tape player needs 
to be  cleaned.  It  will still play 
tapes,  but  you  should clean 
it as soon as possible to 
prevent damage 
to the tapes and player.  See “Care  of 
Your  Cassette  Tape Player” 
in the Index. After  you clean 
the player, press  and hold EJECT  for  five  seconds 
to 
reset the CLN indicator. The  radio will display --- to 
show the indicator was reset. 
CD Adapter Kits 
It is  possible  to use a CD  adapter kit with  your  cassette 
tape  player after  activating the bypass  feature 
on your 
tape player. 
To activate the bypass  feature, use the following  steps: 
1. Turn  the ignition  to  RUN  or ACCESSORY. 
2. Turn  your  radio off. 
3. Press and  hold  the TAPE AUX button for five 
seconds.  The  tape symbol on the display  will flash 
for two seconds,  indicating that the  feature is active. 
4. Insert the adapter. It will power  up  the radio and 
begin  playing. 
This  override routine  will remain  active 
until EJECT 
is  pressed. 
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AM-FM  Stereo  with  Compact  Disc  Player 
and  Automatic 
Tone Control (If Equipped) 
Playing  the  Radio 
PWR-VOL: 
Press this knob  to turn the system on  and 
off. 
To increase volume, turn this knob to the right. Turn 
it  to 
the left  to decrease  volume. The knob  is capable  of 
rotating continuously. 
RECALL: Display the time  with the ignition  off by 
pressing this button. When the  radio is playing, press 
this button  to recall the station frequency. 
SCV Your  system  has a feature  called 
Speed-Compensated-Volume 
(SCV). With  SCV,  your 
audio  system adjusts automatically to make  up  for road  and  wind 
noise 
as you drive.  Set the volume  at the 
desired level.  Move the control ring behind  the upper 
knob  to 
the right to adjust the SCV. Then, as you drive, 
SCV automatically increases the volume, as necessary, 
to overcome noise  at  any particular speed. The volume 
level should always sound the same 
to you as  you  drive. 
If you  don’t  want  to  use  SCV,  turn the control all the 
way  down.  Each notch on the control ring allows  for 
more  volume compensation at faster vehicle speeds. 
Finding  a  Station 
AM-FM: Press this button to  switch between  AM,  FM1 
and 
FM2. The  display  will show your selection. 
TUNE: Press this knob lightly so it extends. Turn it to 
choose radio stations.  Push the knob back into its stored 
position when  you’re 
not using it. 
SEEK: Press  the  right  arrow  to  tune  to the  next  higher 
station  and  the  left  mow to  tune 
to the  next  lower  station 
and  stay  there.  The  sound  will  mute  while  seeking. 
SCAN: Press and hold  SEEK for two seconds  until 
SCAN  appears  on  the display. 
SCAN allows  you to 
listen to stations for a few seconds. The receiver  will 
continue  to  scan and momentarily  stop at each station 
until you press the button again. The sound will mute 
while  scanning. 
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Adjusting  the  Speakers 
BAL: Press lightly on this knob to release it from its 
stored position. Turn the control 
to the right  to adjust 
sound 
to the right  speakers  and to the left to adjust 
sound 
to the left speakers.  The middle position balances 
the sound between the speakers. 
FADE: Press lightly on this knob  to release it from its 
stored position. Turn  the control 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 Compact Disc 
PWR: Press  this  knob  to turn the system  on.  (Please  note 
that  you  can also  turn 
the system  on  when  you  insert  a 
compact  disc  into  the  player  with  the  ignition  on.) 
Insert 
a disc partway into the  slot, label  side up. The 
player  will pull 
it in. Wait  a few seconds  and the disc 
should  play. 
CD and a CD  symbol  will also  appear on 
the display. Anytime you are  playing  a CD,  the letters 
CD will  be  next  to the CD symbol. 
If the disc comes  back out and  ERR ap$e*s 8n the 
display, 
it could  be that: 
0 You are  driving on a very  rough road.  (The  disc 
should  play when  the road gets smoother.) 
0 The disc  is upside down. 
0 It is dirty, scratched  or wet. 
0 It is  very  humid. (If so, wait about  an hour and 
try  again.) 
0 The  disc player  is  very hot. 
Press  RECALL  to make ERR go off  the  display. 
PREV (1): Press PREV  or the SEEK left arrow to 
search for the previous selection. If you  hold this button 
or  press 
it more than once, the disc  will advance further. 
Sound  is  muted 
in this mode. 
RDM (2): Press this button to play  the  tracks on the disc 
in  random order. While  in  the  RDM  mode,  RANDOM 
appears 
on the display. Press  RDM again to return  to 
normal  play. 
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