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PONTIAC GRAND AM 1998  Owners Manual Charging  System  Indicator  Light 
~ The  charging  system 
indicator  light  will  come 
on 
briefly  when  you turn on the 
ignition,  but  the  engine  is 
not 
running. The  light  will 
go  out

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PONTIAC GRAND AM 1998  Owners Manual If the  light  comes  on  while  you  are  driving,  pull off the 
road  and  stop  carefully.  You  may notice  that  the  pedal  is 
harder  to  push.  Or,  the  pedal  may 
go closer  to  the  floo

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PONTIAC GRAND AM 1998  Owners Manual NOTICE: 
If  you  keep  driving  your  vehicle  with  this  light on,  after  a  while,  your  emission  controls  may  not 
work  as  well,  your  fuel  economy  may  not  be  as 
good  and  your  en

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PONTIAC GRAND AM 1998  Owners Manual Oil Pressure Warning Light 
If you  have  a  problem  with 
your  engine’s  oil  pressure, 
this  light  may 
stay on after 
you  start  your  engine,  or 
come on and  stay  on when 
you  are  driv

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PONTIAC GRAND AM 1998  Owners Manual FWD (6): Press  and  hold this button  to  quickly  advance 
within a track.  You will  hear  sound  at a reduced  volume. 
The  display  will  show  elapsed  time. 
RECALL: Press this button to see

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PONTIAC GRAND AM 1998  Owners Manual Avoid needless  heavy  braking.  Some  people  drive  in 
spurts 
-- heavy  acceleration  followed  by heavy 
braking 
-- rather  than  keeping  pace  with  traffic.  This is a 
mistake.  Your brakes

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PONTIAC GRAND AM 1998  Owners Manual Do  not  get  too  close  to  the  vehicle  you  want to 
pass  while  you’re  awaiting  an  opportunity.  For  one 
thing, following  too  closely  reduces  your  area of 
vision, especially  if  y

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PONTIAC GRAND AM 1998  Owners Manual Skidding 
In a skid, a driver  can  lose  control of the  vehicle. 
Defensive 
drivers avoid  most  skids  by taking reasonable 
care 
suited to  existing  conditions,  and  by  not  “overdriving”
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