As you signal  a turn  or  a  lane  change, if the arrow 
flashes faster than  normal,  a signal bulb  may be burned 
out and other drivers  won’t  see your turn signal. 
If a bulb  is burned  out,  replace it to help avoid  an 
accident. 
If the arrows  don’t  go on  at all when  you  signal 
a  turn,  check  for  burned-out bulbs  and then  check  the 
fuse.  See  Fuses  and  Circuit Breakers 
on page 5-97. 
A chime  will  sound if you leave  the turn signal  on 
for  more  than 
3/4 mile (1.2 km). 
Headlamp  High/Low-Beam  Changer 
To change  the headlamps  from low-beam  to  high-beam, 
or  high  to low,  pull the multifunction lever 
all the way 
toward  you.  Then  release it. 
When the  high  beams are 
on,  this  light  on the 
instrument panel cluster 
will appear. While the  high-beam  headlamps  are 
on,  the fog  lamps will 
not illuminate. 
If your  vehicle is  equipped with the Head-Up-Display 
(HUD),  an  arrow will appear in the display  area to 
indicate that the  high  beams are on.  See  Head-Up 
Display 
(HUD) on page 3-75 for  more  information. 
Flash-to-Pass 
This feature lets  you  use  the  high-beam  headlamps  to 
signal a driver  in front  of you  that  you  want  to pass. 
It  works  even 
if your  headlamps  are in the  automatic  or 
off position. 
To  use  it,  pull the turn signal lever toward  you, then 
release it. 
If  the  headlamps  are in  the  automatic  position or  on 
low-beam,  the high-beam  headlamps  will turn on  and  the 
high-beam  indicator on the  instrument panel  cluster 
will  come  on.  They  will stay  on  as  long as  you  hold the 
lever toward  you.  Release  the  lever  to  return to the 
initial position. 
If your  vehicle  is equipped  with  the Head-Up-Display 
(HUD),  an  arrow will appear in the  display  area  to 
indicate that the high  beams are on. 
3-6  
Radios  (cont.) Setting  the Time 
..................... .......... 3-44 
Theft-Deterrent 
............................................ 3-54 
Understanding  Reception 
.............................. 3-57 
Rear  Assist  Handle  Reading  Lamps 
................... 3-14 
Rear  Safety  Belt  Comfort  Guides 
...................... 1-26 
Rear  Seat  Outside  Passenger  Positions 
............. 1-23 
Rear  Storage  Area 
.......................................... 2-41 
Rear  Window  Defogger 
.................................... 3-22 
Rearview  Mirror,  Automatic  Dimming  with 
Compass  and  Temperature  Display 
................ 2-34 
Rearview  Mirror,  Automatic  Dimming  with  Onstar@, 
Compass  and  Temperature  Display 
.................. 2-33 
Rearview  Mirrors 
............................................. 2-33 
Reclining  Seatbacks 
.......................................... 1-4 
Recreational  Vehicle  Towing 
................... ... 4-33 
Remote  Driver Unlock  Control 
................. ... 2-48 
Remote  Keyless  Entry  System 
............................ 2-4 
Remote  Keyless  Entry  System,  Operation 
............ 2-5 
Remote  Lock  and  Unlock  Confirmation 
............... 2-49 
Remote  Trunk  Release 
.................................... 2-1  2 
Removing  the  Flat Tire  and  Installing 
the  Spare  Tire 
............................................. 5-80 
Removing  the  Spare  Tire  and  Tools 
................... 5-77 
Removing  Wheel  Covers  and  Wheel  Nut  Caps 
...... 5-79 
Replacement  Bulbs 
......................................... 5-66 
Replacing  Brake  System  Parts 
.......................... 5-52 
Rear  Seat  Passengers. 
Safety  Belts 
.................. 1-22 Replacing Restraint 
System Parts 
Reporting Safety  Defects  After 
a Crash 
.............................................. 1-58 
Canadian  Government 
................................... 7-9 
General  Motors 
............................................. 7-9 
United States  Government .............................. 7-9 
Checking  Your Restraint  Systems 
.... .... 1-58 
Replacing Restraint  System Parts 
After  a  Crash 
........................... .... 1-58 
Restraint 
System  Check 
................ ........ 6-10 
Restraint Systems 
Checking 
.................................................... 1-58 
Replacing Parts 
........................................... 1-58 
Restraints,  Head 
............................................... 1-6 
Retained  Accessory  Power  (RAP) 
...................... 2-20 
Right  Front  Passenger  Position, Safety Belts 
...... 1-20 
Roadside  Assistance  Program 
....................................... 7-5 
Rocking  Your Vehicle  To Get  It  Out 
................... 4-32 
Running  Your Engine  While You Are  Parked 
....... 2-32 
S 
Safety  Belt 
Safety  Belts Reminder 
Light 
............................................ 3-26 
Care  of 
...................................................... 5-91 
Center  Passenger  Position 
............................ 1-21 
Driver  Position 
............................................ 1-12 
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