2003 Oldsmobile Alero trunk release

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Oldsmobile Alero 2003  Owners Manuals Rear Seats 
Rear Seat Operation 
Folding the Seatback 
If your vehicle has this feature,  do  the following: 
1. Pull the  release straps 
located  in  the trunk. The 
right strap operates 
the  passe

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Oldsmobile Alero 2003  Owners Manuals 6 (Unlock): The driver’s  door  will  unlock 
automatically  when  this button on the transmitter  is 
pressed. 
If the button  is pressed again within five 
seconds,  all remaining  doors will  unl

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Oldsmobile Alero 2003  Owners Manuals Remote Trunk Release Remote  Trunk  Release  Lockout 
The switch is located  on  the inside of the  trunk  lid, 
mounted  to the trunk lid  latch. 
Press  the remote  trunk  release button, located  o

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Oldsmobile Alero 2003  Owners Manuals Emergency  Trunk Release Handle 
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Notice: The  emergency trunk  release handle  is not 
designed  to  be used to tie  down the trunk 
lid or 
as an  anchor  point  when  securing items in the tru

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Oldsmobile Alero 2003  Owners Manuals Interior Lamps 
Instrument  Panel Brightness 
This feature controls  the brightness  of the  instrument 
panel lights. 
The  thumbwheel  for  this 
feature is located on  the 
instrument panel to  the

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Oldsmobile Alero 2003  Owners Manuals Battery Run-Down Protection 
Your vehicle  has  a  battery  run-down  protection feature 
designed  to  protect  your vehicles  battery. 
When  any  interior lamp (trunk, mirror reading lamps, 
dome

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Oldsmobile Alero 2003  Owners Manuals Instrument Panel Fuse Block 
(Drivers Side) 
f I A) WIPER I 
F)  EFC BATT G) PCMACC I ti: DALOCK I PWR SEAT E) 0 I) IPC / BFC ACG F) . 
DRIVER 
Fuses 
WIPER 
TRUNK  REURADIO 
AMP 
TURN  LPS  Usage 
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Oldsmobile Alero 2003  Owners Manuals Engine Compartment Fuse Block 
The  engine compartment  fuse  block is located  on the 
driver’s side  of the  engine  compartment,  near the 
battery.  Fuse 1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
Relays 
9 
10 
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