2017 CHEVROLET LOW CAB FORWARD start stop button

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Audio Players
CD Player
CD Operations
(1) Eject button
(2) FLD/CH button
(3) CD slot
(4) TUNE/TRACK button
(5) Volume control button
(6) USB terminal
(7) Mini jack
(8) FUNC/DISP button
(9) MODE/Power buttonPlaying CDs (When There is No
CD Inserted)
Insert a CD into the CD slot with the
label side (printed side) facing up.
The power will switch on and
playback will start automatically.
At the start of the playback of a CD,
track (music file) number will be
indicated on the display. Playing CDs (When There is a CD
Inserted)
Press the "MODE" button when the
power is on. "DISC" will appear and
playback will resume from where it
was stopped.
Switching the Displayed Items on
the Display
Every time the "DISP" button is
pressed for 1 second or more, the
track (file) number and elapsed time
is switched.
Check that there is no CD in the
player before inserting a CD.
Forcibly inserting a CD could
damage the CD or cause the player
to malfunction.
Fast Forwarding/Fast Reversing
Press and hold the "TRACK" button
("
y z") during playback to
advance the music forward or
backward quickly. Fast forward or
fast reverse is stopped and the
music is played back when the
"TRACK" button ("
y z") is
released.
y: Fast forward.

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"RDM OFF": Random playback
is off.
"RDM ON": Files in the disc are
randomly played back.
"FLD RDM ON": The files
stored inside the folder are
randomly played back.
Root Directory
For CD (MP3/WMA):
When the "FLD" button is pressed
for 1 second or more, the first folder
in the disc is selected to start
playback.
Ejecting the CD
Press the “Eject”button ("
X") to
stop playback and eject the CD.
Stopping CD Playback
To stop the playback of a CD:
. Eject the CD.
. Switch to another audio mode.
. Turn off the power. If an Error Appears in the Display
If a problem occurs with the CD
during playback, an error appears in
the display.
Message/Description
E1 This message appears
when the disc is stained or
damaged.
Check if the inserted disc is
stained or upside-down.
When the disc is dirty, clean
the disc. The upside-down
disc must be taken out and
inserted correctly. Do not
use a scratched or
bent disc.
E2 This message appears
when the player cannot be
operated because of some
problems.
The disc must be ejected
from the player. Message/Description
E6 This message appears
when there is no playable
music data recorded on the
CD-R/RW disc or it is
recorded in a format that is
not playable.
Insert a CD-R/RW disc that
contains playable
music data.

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USB Port
USB Memory Operations
Playing Music Downloaded in USB
Flash Memory
Insert the USB device that stores
music data into the USB terminal.
After the music data is recognized,
the playback will start.
Connect the USB device in a way
that will not impede your driving.
The improper way of connecting the
device may disturb your driving and
cause a traffic accident.
Do not connect, disconnect,
or operate the USB device while
driving. Stop the vehicle in a safe
location and perform these
operations.When removing the USB flash
memory, turn off ("LOCK") the
engine control switch or select the
other mode (e.g. FM or AM mode).
Selecting the USB Mode
Pressing the "MODE" button and
displaying "USB" when the USB
device is connected allows you to
switch from another audio mode to
the USB mode.
When playback of the music file is
started, the file number in the folder
being played back is shown on the
display.
When switching to another mode
from the USB mode, then returning
to the USB mode, it allows you to
return to the music file that was
played last.
Fast Forwarding/Fast Reversing
Press and hold the "TRACK" button
("
y z") during playback to
advance the file forward or
backward quickly. Fast forward or
fast reverse is stopped and the file
is played back when the "TRACK"
button ("
y z") is released.
y: Fast forward.
z: Fast reverse.
Replaying the Same File
Press the "TRACK" button ("
z") for
less than 1 second to start playback
of the current file from the
beginning.
File Selection
Press the "TRACK" button ("
y z")
for less than 1 second to select the
desired file number.
y: Advance to the next file.
z(press twice or more): Return to
a previous file.
Selecting a Track Inside a Folder
1. Press the "FLD" button for less than 1 second. Folder number
is displayed. As an example,
"F100" for folder number 100.
2. Press the "TRACK" button ("
y z") to select the folder
number.
y: Increase folder number.

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Warning (Continued)
When you move the selector lever
into D, 2, 1 or R (diesel engine),
or D6, D4, 2, 1, or R (gasoline
engine), creep will cause the
vehicle to move.
When pulling away from a
standstill, you must control the
speed using only the accelerator
pedal. Operate the accelerator
pedal carefully.
Do not operate the selector lever
while pressing the accelerator
pedal. The vehicle may make a
sudden start, possibly causing an
accident.
For gasoline vehicles, do not
drive the vehicle with the
transmission in neutral. Not only
will the engine brake not function,
but the transmission will also be
damaged.
You and others could be seriously
injured.When pulling away, visually check
the position of the selector lever.
If you always press the push button
while operating the selector lever,
the lever may occasionally move to
the other gear position against your
intentions.
Practice operating the selector lever
between the N and D (diesel engine)
or D6/D4 (gasoline engine) without
pressing the push button.
Do not operate the selector lever
while pressing the accelerator
pedal. Doing so is dangerous
because the vehicle would
suddenly move.
Do not operate the automatic
transmission at or near stall
condition for more than
five seconds. Stall condition is when
the transmission is in one of the
driving ranges, the engine is running
at high speed, but the drive wheels
are unable to move. This condition
might occur if the vehicle is stuck in
deep sand or is pushing against a
fixed barrier. Operating the
transmission at stall condition will
result in overheating and damage. Do not hold your vehicle on an
upgrade with the accelerator pedal.
Doing so will result in automatic
transmission overheating and
damage. Use the parking brake or
foot brake to hold the vehicle on an
upgrade.
Even if you plan to move only a
short distance, sit in the correct
driving position and make sure you
can firmly press the brake and
accelerator pedals.
When you reverse, you twist to look
rearward so pedal operation
becomes difficult. Firmly press the
brake pedal. Also, practice returning
the selector lever immediately to the
N position after reversing. When
pulling away, visually check the
selector lever position and the shift
indicator.
When the vehicle is stopped, do not
keep pressing the accelerator pedal
with the selector lever in a forward
gear or R position while pressing
the brake pedal. Doing so may
cause a breakdown.

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2. Move the selector lever in theP position, check that the shift
indicator is indicating P, and
slowly ease your right foot off
the brake pedal.
3. Stop the engine and remove the key. When the selector
lever is not placed in the P
position, the shift lock system
operates and the key cannot
be removed.
See Starting and Stopping the
Vehicle (Gasoline Only) 0165 or
Starting and Stopping the Vehicle
(Diesel Only) 0168, and Parking
Brake 0221.
If you cannot move the selector
lever from the P position after
starting the engine, perform the
following necessary checks:
. Check that you are firmly
pressing the brake pedal.
. Check if the area where your
vehicle is parked is not a slope.
. If your vehicle is parked on a
downhill slope, the push
operation of the selector lever
may become heavy to move. In this case, you can operate the
selector lever more smoothly by
pushing the selector lever
towards the front of the vehicle
while pushing the button.
Shift Lock System (Diesel
vehicles only)
When Starting Your Vehicle
The selector lever cannot be
operated from the P position to any
other position without the brake
pedal being pressed. Be sure to
operate the lever while pressing the
brake pedal.
When Parking Your Vehicle
The key cannot be removed unless
the selector lever is securely placed
in the P position (key interlock
system). Be sure to place the
selector lever in the P position when
parking the vehicle.
The shift lock system is a system for
safety to prevent incorrect operation
of the automatic transmission. Use it
correctly and drive safely.
If You Cannot Move the Selector
Lever from the P Position
Caution
When the selector cannot be
operated from the P position to
any other position even after
performing the operation below
repeatedly, the shift lock system
may have a failure. Have the
vehicle inspected at your dealer.
If you cannot move the selector
lever from the P position after
starting the engine, perform the
following checks:
. Check that you are firmly
pressing the brake pedal. When
the brake pedal is not pressed,
the shift lock system operates
and the selector lever cannot be
shifted from P to any other
position.
. Check if the area where your
vehicle is parked is not a slope.

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2 (Second) :May be used when
driving on downhill roads or when
the engine brake is required. Select
the 2 position at speeds below
40 km/h (25 MPH) when traveling
down a moderate grade. Return the
selector to the D position for normal
driving.
1 (Low) : Used on steep downhill
roads or when strong engine
braking is required. Return the
selector to the D position for normal
driving.
{Warning
When pulling away, always
visually check the position of the
selector lever for safety.
Only push the button for gear
selection when necessary.
Pushing the button unnecessarily
may result in unintended gear
selection.
Never move the selector to the P
position when the truck is in
motion.
(Continued)
Warning (Continued)
Do not run the vehicle with the
transmission in neutral. Not only
will the engine brake not function,
but the transmission will also be
damaged. You and others could
be seriously injured.
When repeatedly shifting between
forward and reverse gears for a
multiple-point turn, firmly press the
brake pedal and confirm that the
vehicle is completely stopped before
operating the selector lever.
For safety reasons, the shift lock
system operates to prevent shifting
of the selector lever to any position
other than P unless the brake pedal
is pressed and the starter switch is
in the ON position. When pulling
away, be sure to keep the brake
pedal pressed as you operate the
selector lever. See Driver
Information Center (DIC) (Diesel
Only) 093, Overdrive Off Light
(Diesel Only) 089, Automatic
Transmission 0204, and
Automatic Transmission Shift
Lock Control Function Check
(Diesel Only) 0285.
Overdrive Off
Overdrive Off Switch
Diesel vehicles have two overdrive
gears (5th and 6th). These two high
speed gears provide increased road
speed, low running noise and
outstanding fuel efficiency.
Take advantage of overdrive
whenever possible.
.
Use the overdrive during normal
driving. When driving down long
downhill roads that require the
engine brake, or when driving on
mountain roads or through city
centers, release the overdrive.
Doing so will reduce the number
of gear changes making the ride
smoother.
. For vehicles with a 3.0L diesel
engine, if your vehicle is
traveling at a speed exceeding
135 km/h (84 MPH), it is not
possible to downshift from 6th
gear to 5th gear.