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Noté. / 5. Basé sur avis des utilisateurs
• GM6094M
Use only an oil that meets GM
Standard GM6094M.
• SAE 5W-30
SAE 5W-30 is best for the
vehicle. These numbers on an oil
container show its viscosity, or
thickness. Do not use other
viscosity oils such as
SAE 20W-50.
• American Petroleum Institute
(API) starburst symbol
Oils meeting these requirements
should have the starburst
symbol on the container. This
symbol indicates that the oil has
been certified by the American
Petroleum Institute (API).
Notice: Use only engine oil
identified as meeting GM
Standard GM6094M and showing
the American Petroleum
Institute Certified For Gasoline
Engines starburst symbol. Failure
to use the recommended oil
can result in engine damage not
covered by the vehicle warranty.
Cold Temperature Operation
If in an area of extreme cold, where
the temperature falls below −20°F
(−29°C), use either an SAE 5W-30
synthetic oil or an SAE 0W-30
engine oil. Both provide easier cold
starting for the engine at extremely
low temperatures. Always use
an oil that meets the required
specification, GM6094M. See “What
Kind of Engine Oil to Use” for
more information.
Engine Oil Additives / Engine
Oil Flushes
Do not add anything to the oil.
The recommended oils with
the starburst symbol that meet
GM Standard GM6094M are all that
is needed for good performance
and engine protection.
Engine oil system flushes are not
recommended and could cause
engine damage not covered by the
vehicle warranty.
Service and Appearance Care 5-13
- Canadian Owners 2
- About Driving Your 2
- Seats and 5
- Restraint System 5
- Seat Height Adjuster 8
- Power Seat 8
- { CAUTION 10
- Why Safety Belts Work 15
- How to Wear Safety Belts 17
- Properly 17
- Shoulder Belt Height Adjuster 23
- Safety Belt Pretensioners 24
- Rear Safety Belt Comfort 24
- Child Restraints 26
- Lower Anchors and 35
- Tethers for Children 35
- Securing a Child 40
- Restraint in a Rear Seat 40
- Position 40
- Restraint in the Right 42
- Front Seat Position 42
- Airbag System 45
- Where Are the Airbags? 48
- What Makes an Airbag 51
- How Does an Airbag 51
- Restrain? 51
- Passenger Sensing 53
- Adult-Size Occupant 57
- Additional Factors Affecting 57
- System Operation 57
- Adding Equipment to 59
- Your Airbag-Equipped 59
- Features and 63
- Controls 63
- Remote Keyless Entry 65
- (RKE) System 65
- 2-4 Features and Controls 66
- Features and Controls 2-5 67
- Automatic Door Lock 69
- Automatic Door Unlock 69
- Rear Door Security 69
- Lockout Protection 69
- Theft-Deterrent 72
- Features and Controls 2-11 73
- 2-12 Features and Controls 74
- 1 stamped on it 75
- Starting and 76
- Operating Your 76
- Retained Accessory 77
- Power (RAP) 77
- Starting the Engine 77
- (Automatic Engine 77
- Start/Stop) 77
- 2-16 Features and Controls 78
- 2-18 Features and Controls 80
- Parking Brake 84
- Features and Controls 2-29 91
- 2-30 Features and Controls 92
- Features and Controls 2-31 93
- Universal Home 94
- Remote System 94
- Universal Home Remote 95
- 2-34 Features and Controls 96
- Features and Controls 2-35 97
- 2-36 Features and Controls 98
- Storage Areas 99
- Driver Storage 100
- Compartment 100
- Rear Seat Armrest 100
- Convenience Net 100
- Cargo Cover 100
- Cargo Tie Downs 101
- Cargo Management 101
- 2-40 Features and Controls 102
- Instrument Panel 103
- Driver Information 104
- Center (DIC) 104
- Audio System(s) 104
- Instrument Panel 3-3 105
- Instrument Panel Overview 106
- Hazard Warning Flashers 107
- 107
- 3-6 Instrument Panel 108
- Instrument Panel 3-7 109
- E to turn off the cruise 113
- 3-12 Instrument Panel 114
- Daytime Running 115
- Lamps (DRL) 115
- Automatic Headlamp 115
- 3-14 Instrument Panel 116
- Battery Run-Down 117
- Protection 117
- Accessory Power 118
- Outlet(s) 118
- Climate Controls 119
- 3-18 Instrument Panel 120
- ) (Bi-Level): Air is divided 121
- # (Normal Air Conditioning): 122
- N (Hybrid Air Conditioning): 122
- @ (Recirculation): Press to 122
- < (Rear Window Defogger): 122
- Instrument Panel 3-21 123
- Warning Lights 124
- Gages, and Indicators 124
- Instrument Panel Cluster 125
- Speedometer and 126
- Odometer 126
- Trip Odometer 126
- Tachometer 126
- Safety Belt Reminders 126
- Passenger Airbag Status 128
- Indicator 128
- 3-28 Instrument Panel 130
- Engine Coolant 131
- Temperature Warning 131
- Tire Pressure Light 131
- Malfunction 132
- Indicator Lamp 132
- Instrument Panel 3-31 133
- 3-32 Instrument Panel 134
- Highbeam On Light 136
- Low Washer Fluid 136
- Warning Light 136
- Fuel Gage 136
- Low Fuel Warning Light 136
- Auto Stop Mode 137
- Charge/Assist Gage 137
- Fuel Economy Light 137
- V TO SET ECO is 137
- U (Customization): Press this 139
- 3-38 Instrument Panel 140
- Instrument Panel 3-39 141
- V SET ECO 142
- DIC Compass 142
- V TO SET 142
- Instrument Panel 3-41 143
- DIC Warnings and 144
- Messages 144
- Instrument Panel 3-43 145
- 3-44 Instrument Panel 146
- Instrument Panel 3-45 147
- 3-46 Instrument Panel 148
- Instrument Panel 3-47 149
- 3-48 Instrument Panel 150
- DIC Vehicle 151
- Customization 151
- V TO DISPLAY IN 152
- V TO SET DISPLAY 152
- V TO SET AUTO DOOR 152
- V TO SET REMOTE 154
- V TO SET DELAY 155
- V TO SET EXIT LIGHTING 155
- V TO SET APPROACH 156
- V TO SET CHIME 156
- V TO RESTORE 157
- V TO EXIT FEATURE 157
- Instrument Panel 3-57 159
- Radio(s) 160
- ©SEEK ¨: Press to go to the 161
- \ FWD, or s REV 162
- \ FWD, or s REV until the 163
- ^ : Press to load CDs into 164
- ^ button 164
- ^ button for 165
- ^ button again 165
- 3-64 Instrument Panel 166
- Instrument Panel 3-65 167
- O (Power/Volume): Turn to 168
- Using an MP3 168
- Instrument Panel 3-67 169
- ^ button and wait for 170
- Z EJECT: Press and release to 170
- Instrument Panel 3-69 171
- 3-70 Instrument Panel 172
- XM Radio Messages 173
- Bluetooth 174
- K (Phone On Hook): Press 174
- J / 0 for 175
- Instrument Panel 3-79 181
- J / 0. The system 182
- J / 0 for more 182
- 3-82 Instrument Panel 184
- Radio Reception 185
- Fixed Mast Antenna 186
- XM™ Satellite Radio 186
- Antenna System 186
- Chime Level Adjustment 186
- Driving Your 187
- Driver Behavior 188
- Driving Environment 188
- Vehicle Design 188
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-5 191
- Antilock Brake 192
- System (ABS) 192
- Braking in Emergencies 192
- StabiliTrak 193
- Traction Control System 194
- Steering 195
- Off-Road Recovery 196
- Loss of Control 197
- Driving at Night 198
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-19 205
- 4-20 Driving Your Vehicle 206
- Recreational Vehicle 209
- 4-24 Driving Your Vehicle 210
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-25 211
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-27 213
- 4-28 Driving Your Vehicle 214
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-29 215
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-31 217
- 4-32 Driving Your Vehicle 218
- 4-34 Driving Your Vehicle 220
- Service and 221
- Appearance Care 221
- Accessories and 223
- Modifications 223
- California Proposition 65 223
- Gasoline Octane 225
- Gasoline Specifications 225
- California Fuel 225
- Additives 225
- Fuels in Foreign 226
- Countries 226
- Engine Compartment Overview 230
- Engine Oil 231
- When to Add Engine Oil 232
- Engine Oil Life System 234
- Engine Air Cleaner/Filter 235
- Windshield Washer Fluid 244
- A. Remote Negative (-) 250
- B. Remote Positive (+) 250
- Headlamp Aiming 253
- Front Turn Signal and 256
- Parking Lamps 256
- Taillamps, Turn Signal 256
- Stoplamps and Back-up 256
- License Plate Lamp 257
- Replacement Bulbs 257
- Tire Sidewall Labeling 259
- Tire Terminology and 261
- Definitions 261
- Inflation - Tire Pressure 263
- Tire Pressure Monitor 265
- Operation 266
- When It Is Time for New 271
- Buying New Tires 271
- { WARNING 274
- If a Tire Goes Flat 278
- Tire Sealant 280
- Using the Tire Sealant and 281
- Compressor Kit to 281
- Temporarily Seal and Inflate a 281
- Punctured Tire 281
- Compressor Kit without 284
- Sealant to Inflate a Tire (Not 284
- Punctured) 284
- Removal and Installation of 285
- Fabric/Carpet 288
- Cleaning Exterior 290
- Lamps/Lenses 290
- Finish Care 290
- Windshield and Wiper 291
- Aluminum Wheels 292
- Sheet Metal Damage 293
- Finish Damage 293
- Underbody Maintenance 293
- Chemical Paint Spotting 293
- Instrument Panel Fuse 296
- Underhood Fuse Block 297
- Capacities and Specifications 301
- Maintenance 303
- Schedule 303
- Scheduled Maintenance 305
- 6-4 Maintenance Schedule 306
- Additional Required Services 307
- 6-6 Maintenance Schedule 308
- Maintenance Footnotes 309
- Owner Checks and 310
- Services 310
- At Each Fuel Fill 310
- Maintenance Schedule 6-11 313
- Maintenance Replacement Parts 314
- Engine Drive Belt 315
- Maintenance Record 316
- Maintenance Schedule 6-15 317
- 6-16 Maintenance Schedule 318
- Customer 319
- Assistance 319
- Information 319
- Online Owner Center 322
- Customer Assistance for 322
- Text Telephone (TTY) 322
- Calling for Assistance 323
- • Telephone number of your 323
- • Location of the vehicle 323
- Scheduling Service 325
- Appointments 325
- Courtesy Transportation 326
- Collision Damage Repair 327
- Reporting Safety 330
- Reporting Safety Defects 331
- Service Publications 331
- Ordering Information 331
- Vehicle Data 332
- Recording and 332
- Navigation System 333
- Radio Frequency 333
- Identification (RFID) 333
- INDEX i-1 335
- INDEX i-3 337
- INDEX i-5 339
- INDEX i-7 341
- INDEX i-9 343
- INDEX i-11 345
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