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The  main  components of the  instrument panel  are 
the  following: 
A. Side  Window  Defogger  Outlets 
B.  Fog  Lamps  Switch 
C.  Turn  SignaVMultifunction  Lever 
D.  Instrument  Panel  Cluster 
E. Hazard  Warning  Button 
F. Horn 
G. Trip  Computer  (If  Equipped)  and/or Driver 
Information  Center  (DIC) 
H.  Instrument  Panel  Outlets 
I. Interior  Lamps  Control 
J. Exterior  Lamps Control 
K. Tilt  Steering  Wheel  Control 
L.  Audio  Steering  Controls 
(If Equipped) 
M. Head  Up  Display  (HUD)  Controls (Option) 
N. Climate  Controls 
0. Ashtray and Cigarette  Lighter 
P.  Audio  System 
Q. Glove Box 
R. Instrument  Panel  Fuse  Block 
Hazard  Warning  Flashers 
Your hazard warning flashers  let you warn others. They 
also  let police know you  have  a problem.  Your front 
and  rear  turn  signa!  !amps 
will flash or! and off. 
The  hazard warning 
flasher button is 
located  on top of the 
steering column. 
The  hazard warning flashers  work  no matter what 
position  your key is in, and even 
if the  key isn’t  in. 
Press the  button to  make your front  and rear turn signal 
lamps flash on and 
off. Press the button again to turn 
the flashers 
off. 
When  the  hazard warning flashers are  on, your turn 
signals and brake lamps  won’t  work. 
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Instrument Panel Fuse Block 
Some fuses are in a  fuse  block  located inside  of  the 
glove  box behind a  small bin on the  right  side. 
To open, 
pull the cover  out.  The  fuse  block  is inside.  On the 
back  edge  of this  cover  is a  fuse  usage chart. 
To reinstall  the  bin,  position  the  lower  end  and turn  the 
top  into  position.  Press  on  the  sides  until it snaps 
into place. 
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Fuel (cont.) 
Gasoline  Specifications 
................ 
Low  Warning  Light ........ , .... 
System  Inspection ............. 
Functions ...................................... 
Fuses 
Fuses  and Circuit  Breakers 
.... 
Windshield  Wiper .............. 
......... 
.......... 
.......... 
........... 
........ 
...... 5-5 
..... 3-37 
..... 6-13 
..... 3-39 
..... 5-97 
..... 5-97 
G 
Gage 
Engine  Coolant  Temperature 
......................... 3-31 
Fuel 
.......................................................... 3-37 
Speedometer 
.............................................. 3-25 
Tachometer 
................................................. 3-25 
Garage  Door  Opener  Compartment 
................... 2-40 
Gasoline  Octane 
........................................................ 5-5 
Specifications ............................................... 5-5 
Glass  Surfaces 
............................................... 5-90 
Glove  Box ..................................................... 2-40 
GM  Mobility  Program  for  Persons  with 
Disabilities 
................................... .. 7-5 
Hazard  Warning  Flashers 
................................... 3-3 
Head  Restraints 
............................................... 1-6  Headlamp 
Aiming 
....................................................... 5-59 
Headlamp Wiring 
............................................ 5-97 
Headlamps 
.................................................... 5-60 
Bulb  Replacement 
....................................... 5-60 
Front  Turn  Signal and  Sidemarker  Lamps 
....... 5-62 
Halogen  Bulbs 
............................................ 5-60 
Head-Up Display  (HUD) 
................................... 3-15 
Heated  Seats 
................................................... 1-4 
Highway  Hypnosis 
........................................... 4-25 
Hill  and  Mountain  Roads 
.................................. 4-25 
Hitches 
.......................................................... 4-40 
Hood  Checking Things  Under 
................................ 5-10 
Release 
..................................................... 5-10 
Horn 
............................................................... 3-4 
How  to  Add  Coolant 
to the  Coolant 
Recovery  Tank 
............................................ 5-38 
How  to  Add  Coolant 
to the  Radiator .................. 5-41 
How  to  Add  Fluid 
............................................ 5-29 
How  to  Check 
........................................ 5-27,  5-69 
How  to Check  and  Add  Oil 
............................... 5-25 
How to Check  Power  Steering  Fluid .................. 5-47 
How to  Use This Manual ...................................... ii 
How to  Wear  Safety Belts  Properly ................... 1-12 
Headlamp  High/Low-Beam  Changer 
.................... 3-6 
Hydroplaning 
.................................................. 4-20 
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