
Speedometer  and  Odometer 
Your speedometer lets you see your speed  in both  miles 
per hour  (mphj and kilometers per hour  (km/hj. Your 
odometer shows  how far your vehicle  has  been driven, 
in  either  miles (used 
in the  United  States)  or  kilometers 
(used 
in Canada). 
Tamper-Resistant  Odometer 
Your odometer is tamper-resistant.  The  odometer will 
show silver  lines between the numbers if someone tries 
to turn it back. 
You may wonder  what happens if your vehicle needs  a 
new  odometer  installed. If the  new  odometer can  be set 
to  the mileage total  of 
the old odometer,  then it must be. 
But  if 
it can’t,  then it’s set at zero, and  a label  must be 
put on the driver‘s door  to show 
the old mileage reading 
when 
the new  odometer was installed. 
Trip  Odometer 
The trip odometer can tell you how  far your  vehicle  has 
been  driven  since you last set the trip odometer  to  zero. 
To reset the trip odometer, fully press the reset button 
located near  the trip odometer readout. 
If the reset 
button  is not 
fully pressed, the  trip odometer  may  not go 
all the way  back  to zero. If it doesn’t, you may  have to 
press  the reset button again 
to reset the readout to zero. 
Tachometer 
Your tachometer  displays the engine speed in 
revolutions per minute  (rpmj. 
NOTICE: 
On  vehicles  with a manual  transmission,  if  you 
operate  the  engine  with  the  tachometer  in  the  red 
area,  your  engine  or  other  parts  could  be  damaged. 
Damage  to  your  engine or  vehicle  caused  by 
operating  the engine  in the  red  area  isn’t  covered 
by  your  vehicle  warranty.  Don’t  operate the 
engine  with  the  tachometer  in  the  red  area. 
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Wheel Alignment  and Tire  Balance 
The wheels on your vehicle were  aligned and balanced 
carefully  at  the  factory  to  give  you the  longest  tire  life 
and  best  overall  performance. 
Scheduled  wheel alignment  and  wheel balancing  are  not 
needed. However, 
if you notice  unusual  tire  wear or 
your vehicle  pulling  one way or the other,  the alignment 
may  need  to be  reset. 
If you  notice  your vehicle 
vibrating when  driving on a  smooth  road,  your wheels 
may need  to be  rebalanced. 
Wheel  Replacement 
Replace  any wheel  that is bent,  cracked,  or  badly rusted 
or  corroded.  If wheel  nuts  keep  corning loose,  the  wheel, 
wheel  bolts and wheel nuts  should  be replaced. If the 
wheel  leaks 
air, replace  it (except  some aluminum 
wheels, which  can  sometimes  be  repaired).  See  your 
dealer  if  any 
of these conditions  exist. 
Your  dealer  will know  the kind  of wheel  you  need. 
Each new wheel  should  have the same load-carrying 
capacity, diameter, width,  offset and be mounted the 
same  way  as  the  one  it  replaces. 
If  you  need  to  replace any of your  wheels,  wheel bolts 
or  wheel  nuts,  replace  them only with  new 
GM original equipment 
parts.  This  way,  you will be  sure  to  have the 
right wheel,  wheel bolts and wheel nuts  for your  vehicle. 
~ Using  the wrong  replacement  wheels,  wheel  bolts 
or  wheel  nuts on your  vehicle can be  dangerous. 
It could  affect  the braking  and  handling of your 
vehicle,  make your tires  lose air and  make  you 
lose  control.  You could  have  a  collision  in  which 
you  or others  could  be  injured. Always  use 
the  correct  wheel,  wheel  bolts  and wheel  nuts 
for  replacement. 
~ 
NOTICE: 
The  wrong  wheel  can also cause  problems  with 
bearing  life, brake  cooling,  speedometer  or 
odometer calibration, headlamp  aim, 'bumper 
height,  vehicle  ground clearance  and  tire or tire 
chain clearance to the  body and chassis. 
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Part E: Maintenance  Record 
After the scheduled  services are performed,  record the 
date,  odometer  reading and who performed the  service 
in 
the boxes provided  after the maintenance  interval. 
Any additional information from ”Owner Checks and 
Services’’ 
or “Periodic Maintenance” can  be added  on 
the  following  record pages. Also, 
you should retain all 
maintenance receipts.  Your owner information portfolio 
is  a convenient place 
to store  them. 
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Maintenance Record 
ODOMETER 
DATE  READING SERVICED BY MAINTENANCE PERFORMED 
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Manual Transmission Check 
...................................... 7-41 
Fluid 
.................................. 6.24,  7.46 
Shifting 
................................ 2- 18. 2. I9 
Starting  Your Engine .......................... 2- 13 
Manualwindows 
............................... 2-32 
Memo  Pad Holder 
......................... 2.55.  2.57 
Methanol 
...................................... 6- 5 
Mirrors ....................................... 2-45 
CamperType 
................................ 2-48 
Convex  Outside 
.............................. 2-50 
Electrochromic  Daymight Rearview 
.............. 2-46 
Inside  Daymight  Rearview 
..................... 2-45 
Manual 
..................................... 2-48 
Power  Remote  Control 
......................... 2-50 
WestCoastType 
.............................. 2-50 
MMT 
......................................... 6-4 
Model Reference 
................................. vi 
MountainRoads ................................ 4-34 
New  Vehicle  Break-In 
.......................... 2- 10 
Nightvision ................................... 4-27 
Noise Control  System ........................... 6- 13 
Normal Maintenance.  Normal  Replacement  Parts 
...... 6-78 
Odometer 
.................................... 2-63 
Odometer. Trip 
................................. 2-63 
Off-Road  Driving 
.............................. 4- I4 
Off-Road  Recovery 
............................. 4- I I 
Oil. Engine ............................... 6-14.  7-46 
Opener.  Garage Door 
............................ 2-51 
Overheating  Engine ............................. 5- 13 Owner  Checks 
and Services 
....................... 7-40 
Owner  Publications. Ordering 
................ 8- 1 1. 8-  12 
Paint  Spotting. Chemical 
........................ 6-68 
Park.  Shifting  Into 
.............................. 2-26 
Park.  Shifting  Out of 
............................ 2-29 
Parking 
AtNight 
..................................... 2-9 
Brake 
...................................... 2-25 
Brake  Mechanism  Check 
....................... 7-43 
Over  Things  That Burn 
........................ 2-30 
With a Trailer ................................ 4-58 
Your  Vehicle.  Manual Transmission 
.............. 2-29 
Passenger  Position 
.............................. 1-23 
Lots 
........................................ 2-9 
Passin; 
@ ..................................... 4-11 
Passlock 
................................ 2-  10,  2-73 
Periodic Maintenance  Inspections 
.................. 7-44 
Pickup  Box Identification  Lamp Bulb  Replacement 
.... 6-47 
Pickup Conversion to  Chassis Cab 
................. 4-48 
Power 
Accessory  Outlet 
............................. 2-59 
DoorLocks 
................................... 2-6 
Driver’sSeat ................................. 1-3 
Option Fuses 
................................ 6-71 
Remote  Control Mirror 
........................ 2-50 
Steering ..................................... 4-8 
Steering  Fluid ........................... 6-33, 7-46 
Take-Off .................................... 4-61 
Winches 
.................................... 4-61 
Windows 
................................... 2-32 
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Hitches ..................................... 4-55 
Maintenance When  Towing 
..................... 4-59 
Parking  on Hills 
.............................. 4-58 
Safety Chains 
................................ 4-56 
Tongueweight 
............................... 4-54 
Total  Weight  on  Tires 
.......................... 4-55 
Towing 
..................................... 4-49 
Turn  Signals ................................. 4-57 
Weight 
..................................... 4-50 
Wiring  Harness 
............................... 4-60 
Transfer Case.  Electronic 
......................... 2-23 
Transfer  Case Lubricant ..................... 6-26 . 7-47 
Transfer Case.  Manual 
........................... 2-2 1 
Transmission Fluid 
Automatic 
.............................. 6-2  1.7-47 
Manual 
................................ 6-24.  7-46 
Transmitters.  Keyless  Entry 
........................ 2-6 
Transportation 
. Courtesy .......................... 8-8 
Trip Odometer ................................. 2-63 
TTYUsers 
..................................... 8-4 
Turn  Signal and  Lane  Change  Signals 
............... 2-35 
Turn  SignaVMultifunction Lever 
................... 2-35 
Turn  Signals  When  Towing  a Trailer 
................ 4-57 
Underbody  Maintenance 
........................ 6-68 
Underllood-Fuse/Relay Center 
..................... 6-74  Vehicle 
Control 
...................................... 4-5 
Damage  Warnings 
.............................. iv 
Identification  Number ......................... 6-70 
Loading 
.................................... 4-43 
Storage 
..................................... 6-39 
Ventilation  System 
............................... 3-5 
Visors.  Sun .................................... 2-59 
Voltmeter 
..................................... 2-67 
warning  Devices 
............................... 5-3 
Wxranty  Information 
............................ 8- IO 
Washer  Fluid.  Windshield ................... 6.33. 7-47 
Washing 
Your Vehicle ........................... 6-65 
Weatherstrips 
.................................. 6-65 
West  Coast  Type Mirror 
.......................... 2-50 
Wheel  Warning 
Lights 
. Gages and Indicators ............... 2-64 
Alignment 
.................................. 6-59 
Nut  Torque ............................. 5-32. 6-77 
Replacement 
................................. 6-59 
Wrench 
..................................... 5-25 
Windows 
..................................... 2-32 
Lockout  Switch 
.............................. 2-33 
Manual 
..................................... 2-32 
Power 
...................................... 2-32 
Sliding Rear 
................................. 2-34 
Swing-Out 
.................................. 2-34 
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