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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals PASS-Key@ I1 
Your vehicle  is equipped 
with the PASS-Key  I1 
(Personalized Automotive 
Security System) 
theft-deterrent  system. 
PASS-Key  I1 is  a passive 
theft-deterrent  system. 
It  works wh

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals See your retailer  or a locksmith  who  can service  the 
PASS-Key  I1 to  have a new key made. 
If  you’re  ever  driving  and the  SECURITY  light  comes 
on  or PASS-KEY  SYSTEM 
FAULT appears, y

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Ignition  Positions 
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With the ignition key in  the  ignition, you can turn the 
switch  to  five positions: 
ACCESSORY (A): In this position  you can operate 
your electrical power accessor

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals START (E): This  position  starts your engine.  When the 
engine  starts,  release  the key. The ignition  switch will 
return  to 
RUN for normal  driving. 
FNOTICE: 
If your key seems  stuck  in  LO

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Starting Your 4.0L Engine 
1. Without pushing the accelerator pedal, turn your 
ignition key to START.  When the  engine  starts,  let 
go  of the key. The  idle speed will  go down as 
your 
engine

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Automatic Transaxle Operation 
There  are several different positions  for your shift lever. 
PARK  (P): This  position  locks your front  wheels.  It’s 
the  best position 
to use  when you start y

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals 2. Move  the  shift  lever  into PARK (P) as follows: 
Hold  in  the  button on  the lever. 
Push  the  lever  all the way down toward  the  front 
of  your vehicle. 
3. Turn  the ignition key  to LOC

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Torque Lock 
If you are parking on a hill and  you don’t shift your 
transaxle  into PARK 
(P) properly, the weight  of the 
vehicle  may put too much  force on the parking pawl in 
the  transaxle.