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Attach a separate  safety 
chain around  the  outboard 
end of both lateral arms. 
NOTICE: 
Attach  T-hook  chains to the  T-hook  slots  in  the 
floor pan  support  rails, just ahead of the  rear  wheels, 
on  both  sides. 
These  slots  are  to  be  used  when  loading  and  securing 
to cm-carrier equipment. 
Please  take  care  not  to  damage  speed  sensor  wires  or  brake  hoses  when  attaching  chains 
and 
T-hooks. 
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NOTICE: 
Improperly  tightened wheel nuts  can  lead to 
brake  pulsation  and  rotor  damage. 
To avoid 
expensive  brake  repairs,  evenly tighten  the  wheel 
nuts 
in the  proper  sequence  and  to  the  proper 
torque  specification. 
Don’t 
try to  put  the  wheel  cover  on  your  compact 
spare  tire. 
It won’t fit. Store  the  wheel  cover  in  the 
trunk until  you  have  the  flat  tire  repaired  or  replaced. 
I NOTICE: 
Wheel  covers  won’t fit on  your compact  spare. If 
you try  to  put a wheel  cover on your  compact 
spare,  you could  damage  the  cover 
or the  spare. 
Storing  the  Flat  Tire  and Tools 
A CAUTION: 
Storing a jack, a tire or other  equipment  in  the 
passenger  compartment 
of the  vehicle  could 
cause  iqjury. 
In a  sudden  stop or collision,  loose 
equipment  could  strike  someone. Store  all  these 
in  the  proper  place. 
After  you’ve  put  the  compact  spare  tire on 
your vehicle, 
you’ll  need  to  store  the  flat tire in 
your trunk. Use  the 
following  procedure  to  secure the  flat  tire 
in the trunk. 
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When storing a full-size  tire,  you  must  use  the  extension 
to  help  avoid  wheel  surface  damage.  Use 
the extension 
and protectodguide  located in foam  holder. To store  a 
full-size  tire,  place  the  tire  valve  stem  facing  down,  with 
protector/guide  through  a  wheel  bolt  hole,  remove 
the 
protector  and  attach  the  retainer  securely.  When 
reinstalling  the  compact  spare,  put  the  protectodguide 
back  in  the  foam  holder.  Store  the  cover  as 
far forward 
as  possible. 
Storing the Spare  Tire and Tools 
I A CAUTION: 
Storing  a  jack,  a  tire  or  other  equipment  in the 
passenger  compartment 
of the  vehicle  could 
cause  injury. 
In a  sudden  stop  or  collision,  loose 
equipment  could  strike  someone.  Store  all  these 
in  the  proper  place. 
The  compact  spare is for  temporary use only.  Replace 
the  compact  spare  tire  with 
a full-size  tire as soon  as  you 
can.  See  “Compact  Spare  Tire” 
in the  Index.  See  the 
storage  instructions  label  to replace  your  compact  spare 
in your  trunk  properly. 
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Windshield  Wiper Blade Replacement 
1. Pull the  windshield  wiper arm away  from 
the  windshield. 
2. Lift  the  release  clip  with  a screwdriver and pull the 
3. Push  the  new  wiper  blade  securely  onto  the 
For  wiper  blade  replacement  length  and  type,  see 
“Normal Maintenance  Replacement Parts” in the  Index. 
blade 
off the  wiper arm. 
wiper arm. 
Tires 
Your new vehicle  comes  with  high-quality 
tires made by 
a leading  tire  manufacturer. If you  ever  have  questions 
about 
your tire warranty and  where  to  obtain service,  see 
your  Pontiac 
Warranty booklet  for details. 
1 
‘ 
A CAUTION: 
3 
Poorly  maintained  and  improperly  used  tires 
are  dangerous. 
0 Overloading  your  tires  can  cause 
overheating  as a  result  of  too  much  friction. 
You could have  an  air-out and a serious 
accident.  See  “Loading  Your  Vehicle” in 
the  Index. 
CAUTION: (Continued) 
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NOTICE: (Continued) 
Use another type of traction  device  only if its 
manufacturer  recommends it  for 
use on your  vehicle 
and  tire 
size combination  and  road conditions. 
Follow  that manufacturer’s 
instructions. To help 
avoid  damage  to your  vehicle,  drive slowly,  readjust 
or remove  the device if it’s contacting your  vehicle, 
and  don’t  spin 
your wheels. 
If you do  find  traction  devices that will fit, install 
them  on  the  front tires. 
If you have other tires, use tire chains  only  where 
legal  and only  when  you 
must. Use only SAE 
Class “S” type chains  that are the proper size for 
your 
tires. Install them  on the  front tires and 
tighten  them 
as tightly as possible with the  ends 
securely  fastened.  Drive  slowly and follow  the chain 
manufacturer’s  instructions. 
If you can hear the 
chains contacting your vehicle, stop and retighten 
them. 
If the  contact  continues,  slow down until it 
stops. Driving too fast or spinning the wheels with 
chains on will damage your vehicle. 
Appearance  Care 
Remember,  cleaning  products  can  be  hazardous.  Some 
are toxic.  Others  can  burst  into  flame if you strike  a 
match  or  get  them  on  a  hot 
part of the  vehicle.  Some are 
dangerous  if  you  breathe  their  fumes  in a closed  space. 
When  you  use  anything  from 
a container  to  clean your 
vehicle,  be  sure  to  follow  the  manufacturer’s  warnings 
and  instructions.  And  always  open  your  doors  or 
windows  when  you’re  cleaning  the inside. 
Never use  these  to  clean  your  vehicle: 
a Gasoline 
0 Benzene 
0 Naphtha 
0 Carbon  Tetrachloride 
0 Acetone 
0 Paint  Thinner 
0 Turpentine 
0 Lacquer  Thinner 
Nail  Polish  Remover 
They  can  all  be  hazardous 
-- some  more 
than others -- and they  can  all  damage your vehicle, too. 
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Fuse 
TRANSMISSION 
mJEL PUMP 
AC  CLU/ABS  IGN 
IGN1-UH 
IGN  MODULE 
INJ 
ECM 
PARK  LP 
FUTURE 
SPARE 
SPARE 
SPARE 
SPARE 
FOG  LP 
mTUm 
SPARE 
Description 
Automatic  Transaxle: 
Enable,  Switch,  Shift, 
PWM 
Fuel  Pump 
AC  Clutch,  ABS  Ignition 
MAF, Heated  Sensors, 
Canister  Prg,  Boost  Solenoid 
Ignition  Module 
Fuel  Injectors 
ECM/PCM 
ChimeMall  Module, 
Taillamps,  Parklamps, 
Sidemarker Lamps, 
Dimmable  Lamps 
Spare  Fuse 
Spare  Fuse 
Spare  Fuse 
Spare  Fuse 
Spare  Fuse 
Fog  Lamps  Spare  Fuse 
Spare  Fuse 
Fuse 
SPARE 
RADIO 
HORN 
ALT  SENSE 
Diode 
AC  DIODE 
Relay 
RELAY  COOL  FAN 
SERIES 
RELAY FUEL PUMP 
(ONLY 
SUPERCHARGER) 
FUEL  PUMP  SPEED 
RELAY  COOL  FAN 
2 
RELAY  A/C  CLUTCH 
RELAY  COOL  FAN 
1 
IGN MAIN 
RELAY  HORN 
RELAY  FOG  LP 
Description 
Spare Fuse 
Radio,  Keyless  Entry, 
Theft 
Shock  Sensor,  Trip 
Computer,  HVAC  Module, 
ABS Module,  Security  LED 
Horn 
Alt  Sense 
Description 
A/C  Clu  Diode 
Description 
Cooling Fan 
Fuel  Pump 
Fuel  Pump  Speed  Cont 
Cooling  Fan 
2 
A/C  Clutch  Cooling  Fan 
1 
Ign Main 
Horn 
Fog  Lamp  
         
        
        
     
        
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Pontiac  Cares 
1 I 
With PONTIAC CARES, you are  never  more  than 
a phone  call  away from having  your concern taken 
care of. 
The PONTIAC CARES philosophy  and  elements are 
designed  to make  you  realize that  Pontiac  recognizes 
you  as 
a valuable  customer,  appreciates  your  purchase 
decision,  and  is  dedicated  to  taking  care 
of the most 
important  person 
... YOU! PONTIAC CARES is: A 
valuable  feature  that  comes  with  every  Pontiac,  a  feature 
that  offers 
a multitude of benefits  that  can  give you 
safety,  security, 
comfort and convenience. 
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Pontiac Roadside Assistance Program 
L 
Security  While You  Travel 
I-800-ROADSILE (1-800-762-3743) 
As the  proud  owner of a new  Pontiac  vehicle,  you  are 
automatically  enrolled  in  the  Pontiac  Roadside  Assistance  program. 
This value-added  service is 
intended  to  provide  you  with  peace of mind as you 
drive in the  city or travel  the  open  road. 
Pontiac’s  Roadside  Assistance  toll-free  number 
is 
staffed  by a team of technically  trained  advisors, who 
are  available 
24 hours  a day, 365 days  a year. 
We take anxiety out  of  uncertain  situations  by  providing 
minor  repair  information  over  the  phone  or 
making 
arrangements to tow your  vehicle to the  nearest 
Pontiac  dealer. 
We  will  provide  the  following  services  for 
3  years/36,000  miles 
(60 000 km), at  no  expense  to you: 
a Fuel  delivery 
a Keys  locked in vehicle 
a Tow to nearest  dealership  for warranty  service 
a Change  a flat  tire 
Jump  starts 
Courtesy  Transportation -- See  Pontiac  Courtesy 
Transportation  section  for details 
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