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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Driving  with  a  Trailer 
Towing a  trailer  requires  a  certain amount of experience. 
Before  setting  out  for  the open road, you’ll want to  get 
to know your rig. Acquaint yourself  with the

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals But if you  ever  have  to  park your rig  on a hill,  here’s 
how  to do  it: 
1. Apply your regular brakes, but don’t shift  into 
2. Have someone place  chocks under the trailer wheels. 
3. Whe

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals 13. Remove  the  cables in reverse order to prevent 
electrical  shorting.  Take care  that  they don’t touch 
each other  or any  other  metal. 
A.  Heavy  Metal Engine 
Part 
B. Good Battery 
C. D

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals r 
U 
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  tightl

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Front Towing 
NOTICE: 
Do not  tow  with  sling-type  equipment or 
fascidfog  lamp  damage will  occur.  Use  wheel-lift 
or  carcarrier  equipment.  Additional  ramping 
may  be  required  for car-c

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals These  slots are to  be used when  loading and securing  to 
car-carrier equipment. 
Attach  T-hook  chains 
on both sides,  in the slotted holes 
in  the bottom  of the  body  rail, behind  the  fron

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Rear Towing 
Tow Limits -- 35 mph (55 km/h), 25 miles (40 km) 
Attach T-hook  chains to the  T-hook  slots in the  floor  pan 
support  rails just ahead 
of the rear  wheels on both  sides.  Position

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals If a Tire Goes  Flat 
It’s unusual  for a tire to “blow  out” while  you’re  driving, 
especially  if you maintain your tires properly.  If air  goes 
out  of a tire,  it’s much more likely