Chevrolet 1993 Camaro Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 57)

New Vehicle

“Break-In”

NOTICE:

Your modern Chevrolet doesn’t need

an elaborate “break-in.” But it will

perform better

in

the long run if you

follow these guidelines:

Keep your speed at

55

mph

(88

km/h) or less for the first

500

miles

(804

km).

Don’t drive at any one speed

-

fast or

slow

-

for the first

500

miles

(804

km). Don’t make

full-throttle starts.

Avoid making hard stops for the

first

200

miles

(322

km) or

so.

During this time your new brake

linings aren’t yet broken

in.

Hard

stops with new linings can mean

premature wear and earlier

replacement. Follow this

“breaking-in” guideline every

time

you

get new brake linings.

D

I

Ignition Switch

Vith

the ignition key

in

the ignition

witch,

you

can turn the switch to five

lositions:

KC

(A):

Position

in

which you can

lperate your electrical power accessories.

’ress

in

the ignition switch as you turn

?e top

of

it toward

you.

,OCK

(B):

The only position

in

which

ou can remove the key. This locks your

teering wheel, ignition and automatic

7ansmission.

f

you

have an automatic transmission, the

znition

switch can’t be turned to

LOCK” unless the shift lever is

in

the

“P” (Park) position.

Off

(C):

Unlocks the steering wheel,

ignition and automatic transmission, but

does not send electrical power to any

accessories.

Use

this position if your

vehicle must be pushed or towed.

A

warning tone will sound

if

you

open the

driver’s door when the ignition

is

in

“Off’

and the key is

in

the ignition.

Run

(D):

Position to which the switch

returns after

you

start

your engine and

release the switch. The switch stays

in

the

“Run” position when the engine is

running.

But

even when the engine is not

running,

you

can use “Run” to operate

your electrical power accessories and to

display some instrument panel warning

and indicator lights.

Start

(E):

Starts the engine. When the

engine starts, release the key. The ignition

switch will return to “Run” for normal

driving.

Note that even if the engine is not

running, “ACC” and “Run’’ allow

you

to

operate your electrical accessories, such

as the radio and ventilation fan.

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