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If you drive regularly in steep country, or if you’re
planning to visit there, here
are
some tips that can make
your trips safer and more enjoyable.
Keep your vehicle in good shape. Check all fluid
levels and also the brakes, tires, cooling system
and transaxle. These parts can work hard on
mountain roads.
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Know how to go down hills. The most important
thing to know is
this:
let your engine
do
some of the
slowing down. Shift to a lower gear when you
go
down a steep or long hill.
If
you don’t shift down,
your
brakes could
get
so
hot that they wouldn’t work well.
You
would then have
poor
braking or even none
going
down a hill.
You
could crash. Shift down to let
your engine assist your brakes on a steep
downhill slope.
Coasting
downhill
in
NEUTRAL
(N)
or
with the
ignition
off
is
dangerous.
Your
brakes
will
have to
do
all
the work of
slowing
down. They could get
so
hot that they wouldn’t work well. You would then
have poor braking or even none going
down
a
hill.
You
could crash. Always have your engine
running
and
your
vehicle in gear when you go downhill.
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Know how to
go
uphill.
You
may want to
shift
down
to a lower gear. The lower gears help cool your engine
and transaxle, and you can climb the hill better.
Stay in
your
own lane when driving
on
two-lane
roads
in
hills or mountains. Don’t swing wide or cut
across the center
of
the road. Drive at speeds that let
you stay in your own lane.
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As
you go over the top of a
hill,
be alert. There could be
something
in
your lane, like a stalled car or an accident.
You
may see highway signs on
mountains
that warn of
special problems. Examples are long grades, passing
or
no-passing zones, a falling rocks area or winding
roads. Be alert
to
these and take appropriate action.
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- .i'ryqir.* 4
- ALA;' 8
- Engine Compartment 10
- Owner’s 11
- For Canadian Owners 12
- Prefer a 12
- French Language Manual: 12
- “Classic 13
- Cctmaro 15
- Warnings 16
- Vehicle 18
- Symbols 18
- Restraint 19
- Manual Lumbar Support 21
- Seatbacks 22
- Head Restraints 23
- Seatback Latches 23
- Folding 25
- They’re 26
- Then stop 28
- Answers 30
- Position 32
- Models) 35
- The shoulder belt is 36
- The belt 37
- Pregnancy 40
- Front Passenger 41
- Where are the air bags? 43
- Rear Seat Passengers 48
- CAUTIO7 50
- Children 51
- Passenger 54
- Restraints 58
- Where to 62
- Outside Seat Position 64
- Rear Seat Position 66
- Comfort 71
- ,&I 74
- Features and Controls 77
- Keyless Entry 82
- RSS-210 83
- Matching Transmitter(s) 84
- Passlock‘ 88
- Starting Your 91
- Coolant 94
- Use the 95
- Coolant Heater 95
- PRND321 96
- Transaxle 100
- Operation 100
- NOTICE: 101
- Parking 102
- Shifting Into PARK 103
- (Automatic Transaxle 103
- AUTION: 104
- PARK (P) 105
- (Automatic Transaxle) 105
- Parking Your Vehicle 105
- Shifting Out 105
- Things That Burn 106
- Engine Exhaust 106
- Running 107
- Windows 108
- SignaVMultifunction 109
- Change Indicator 110
- Flash-To-Pass 110
- Windshield 111
- CAUTIGk 112
- Exterior 116
- Equipped) 118
- Interior 119
- Reading 120
- Mirrors 121
- Outside 122
- Storage Compartments 123
- Ashtrays 124
- Cigarette Lighter 124
- (-7°C) 125
- Lowering 126
- Convertible 126
- Installing the 127
- Removing 130
- Raising the Convertible 132
- OPERATION 135
- Instrument Panel Clusters 138
- SHIFT FROM 139
- Speedometer and Odometer 140
- Trip Odometer 140
- Charging System Light 143
- Anti-Lock Brake 144
- Warning Light 144
- Passlock Warning Light 151
- (Manual Transaxle) 151
- Gages Light 152
- Controls 155
- Conditioning 157
- Air Conditioning 158
- Heating 159
- Ventilation System 159
- Systems 161
- RECALL: 166
- P.SCAN: 167
- AUTO TONE: 167
- Playing 168
- Cassette Tape 168
- TAPE AUX: 169
- Stereo with Compact 170
- PUSHBUTTONS: 171
- Speakers 172
- Cassette Tape 177
- Compact 178
- $&I 179
- Section 181
- Driving 181
- Drunken Driving 183
- Braking 186
- Anti-Lock 187
- Enhanced Traction System 188
- Steering 190
- Steering in Emergencies 191
- Off-Road Recovery 192
- Passing 192
- Control 194
- Driving in Rain and 196
- Freeway 200
- Before Leaving on a Long 201
- Highway Hypnosis 202
- Hill and Mountain Roads 202
- NEUTRAL 203
- Driving on 205
- Recreational Vehicle 208
- (Without 209
- 'b 210
- CAUTION: 212
- 2.4L Engine and 4-Speed 213
- Automatic Transaxle) 213
- Trailer (Models with 213
- Do Decide 214
- Trailer 214
- Hitches 216
- Safety Chains 216
- Trailer Brakes 216
- Parking on Hills 219
- Leave After 219
- Parking on a 219
- Engine and 4-Speed 220
- Automatic Transaxle) 220
- Problems 223
- Hazard Warning 224
- Engine Overheating 236
- Coming From 237
- Cooling 238
- DEX-COOL@ 241
- Changing 245
- Removing the Flat 248
- Spare Tire 248
- In Sand 256
- Genuine 260
- Adding Equipment to 261
- Your Vehicle 261
- Your Tank 263
- Filling 265
- Portable 265
- Container 265
- Zhecking 266
- Under the 266
- Cleaner 275
- Automatic Transaxle 279
- Manual Transaxle Fluid 280
- Hydraulic Clutch 282
- Thermostat 286
- Steering Fluid 287
- Brake Fluid 289
- Brake Pedal Travel 292
- Brake Adjustment 292
- Bulb Replacement 293
- Battery 293
- Front Exterior 294
- Rear Exterior 295
- Back-up Lamps 296
- Blade Replacement 298
- !NOTICE: 299
- Grading 303
- CAI'"1ON: 304
- Appearance Care 306
- Cleaning the Inside 307
- Fabric Protection 308
- Cleaning Vinyl 308
- Cleaning the 308
- Care of Safety Belts 309
- Cleaning Glass Surfaces 309
- Weatherstrips 310
- Cleaning the Outside 310
- Sheet Metal Damage 313
- Finish Damage 313
- Underbody Maintenance 313
- Chemical Paint Spotting 313
- Engine Identification 315
- Electrical System 316
- Instrument 317
- WDO/SRF 319
- Compartment 320
- Replacement Bulbs 321
- Normal Maintenance 322
- Replacement Parts 322
- 323
- Maintenance Schedule 327
- Introduction 328
- Organized 329
- Scheduled Maintenance 330
- Services 330
- Maintenance 336
- Schedule 336
- MILEAGE 338
- SERVICED 338
- Emission Control Service 342
- IO0,OOO 346
- Footnotes 347
- Emission Control Service 348
- Emission 348
- Service 348
- An Emission Control Sewice 350
- Tripmighway 354
- 100,000 355
- At Least Twice 357
- Least Once a Year 358
- CACmr3N: 360
- Periodic Maintenance 361
- Inspections 361
- Brake System Inspection 362
- Recommended Fluids 363
- FLUIDLUBRICANT 364
- Maintenance Record 365
- Satisfaction 370
- Telephone (TTY) Users 372
- Chevrolet Roadside 373
- Assistance Progr 373
- Courtesy 374
- 1-800-268-6800 375
- Courtesy Transportation 376
- Dispute Resolution Program 377
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 378
- TO THE UNITED STATES 378
- GOVERNMENT 378
- 163-005 379
- ORDERING 380
- INFORMATION 380
- Potlfolio 381
- Stopfamk 395
- Dome/Kear 395
- 1-3-4-2 396
- 'A 400
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