Oldsmobile 2002 Bravada manuals

Oldsmobile 2002 Bravada User Manual (393 pages)

Brand: Oldsmobile | Category: Cars | Size: 2.79 MB |

English

Table of contents

2002 Oldsmobile Bravada

3

Owner's Manual

3

Table of Contents

4

Problems on the Road

5

Your Driving and the Road

5

Maintenance Schedule

6

Service and Appearance Care

6

French Language Manual:

8

About Driving Your Vehicle

9

How to Use this Manual

9

Safety Warnings and Symbols

10

CAUTION:

10

Vehicle Damage Warnings

11

Vehicle Symbols

11

Service Station Guide

13

Seats and Seat Controls

15

Memory Seat (If Equipped)

16

Heated Front Seats (Option)

17

Head Restraints

19

Rear Seats

19

Why Safety Belts Work

22

-- and the Answers

25

Driver Position

27

Q: What’s wrong with this?

29

-shoulder belt, and

33

Air Bag Systems

34

How the Air Bag Systems Work

37

Rear Seat Passengers

43

-Shoulder Belt

44

-shoulder belts

44

Children and Small Adults

46

Children

48

-facing

56

Children (LATCH System)

57

-facing, attach the

59

Rear Outside Seat Position

59

-facing child restraint

61

Older Children

65

Safety Belt Extender

68

After a Crash

68

-sided key for the

73

Door Locks

74

Power Door Locks

75

-programmed at the

75

-enter the programming mode

76

-enter the

77

Rear Door Security Locks

77

Remote Keyless Entry System

78

Operation

79

Battery Replacement

80

Liftgate/Liftglass

81

Parking Lots

83

-Deterrent (If Equipped)

83

-deterrent alarm system

83

-deterrent

83

Testing the Alarm

84

Passlock

85

New Vehicle “Break-In”

86

Ignition Positions

86

Starting Your Engine

87

-18 C), do this:

88

Shift Lock Release

92

Parking Brake

93

Shifting Into PARK (P)

94

Shifting Out of PARK (P)

96

Parking Over Things That Burn

96

Engine Exhaust

97

Running Your Engine While

97

You’re Parked

97

Locking Rear Axle

98

All-Wheel Drive (Option)

98

Tilt Wheel

99

Turn and Lane Change Signals

100

-out bulbs

100

Windshield Wipers

102

+ : Resume/Accelerate

104

Exterior Lamps

107

Lamps On Reminder

108

Daytime Running Lamps

108

Fog Lamps

109

Interior Lamps

110

Illuminated Entry

111

Exit Lighting

111

Reading Lamps

111

Dome Lamps

111

Storage Compartments

116

Door Storage

117

Front Storage Area

117

Convenience Net (If Equipped)

118

Sun Visors

121

Accessory Inflator

122

Accessory Power Outlets

123

OnStar System (If Equipped)

124

Security Services)

127

OnStar System Limitations

127

Sunroof (Option)

128

HomeLink Transmitter

128

-- Your Information System

132

Instrument Panel Cluster

134

Speedometer and Odometer

135

Tachometer

135

Safety Belt Reminder Light

136

Voltmeter Gage

138

-- An emission control system

142

-up, stalling

143

Oil Pressure Gage

144

Security Light

146

-Deterrent” in the Index for

146

Cruise Control Light

146

Reduced Engine Power Light

147

Service AWD Light

147

Check Gages Light

148

Gate Ajar

148

Fuel Gage

149

Low Fuel Light

149

DIC Operation and Displays

150

Trip Information Button

151

Fuel Information Button

152

Personalization Button

153

-Deterrent” in the Index

154

-up lamps will come on for 40

156

Select Button

160

DIC Warnings and Messages

161

Comfort Controls

166

Air Conditioning

170

-level mode to deliver

170

Defogging and Defrosting

170

Rear Window Defogger

171

Rear Comfort Control

172

Ventilation System

172

-to-side

173

-to-side to

173

Audio Systems

174

-TYPE knob

180

-TYPE control

181

-D symbol are trademarks of

181

--Bose not shown

184

-musical

187

-second eject timer will

192

-second time period

192

Rear Seat Audio

196

-FM, cassette tapes

196

Theft-Deterrent Feature

198

Audio Steering Wheel Controls

198

Understanding Radio Reception

199

Tips About Your Audio System

199

-way radio -- be sure you

199

Care of Your Compact Discs

201

Diversity Antenna System

201

Chime Level Adjustment

201

Defensive Driving

203

Drunken Driving

204

-ounce (120 ml) glasses

205

-1/2 ounces

205

Control of a Vehicle

207

Traction Assist System (TAS)

210

Wheel Drive Only)

210

-engage the cruise control

211

-Lock Brake System

211

Steering

212

-- if you can

213

-- steering around

213

Steering in Emergencies

213

Off-Road Recovery

214

-- the head-on collision

215

Loss of Control

216

Approaching a Hill

222

-off, a fence? Get out and

222

-up” the engine and regain

224

-wheeling.”

226

Driving at Night

231

-year-old

232

City Driving

236

Freeway Driving

237

Before Leaving on a Long Trip

238

Highway Hypnosis

239

Hill and Mountain Roads

239

Winter Driving

241

Driving on Snow or Ice

242

-- drive with caution

242

-lock braking system, you’ll

243

-Lock” in the Index

243

Recreational Vehicle Towing

245

Loading Your Vehicle

245

Adding a Snow Plow or

248

Similar Equipment

248

Towing a Trailer

249

Weight of the Trailer

250

Weight of the Trailer Tongue

251

-distributing hitch

252

Safety Chains

252

Following Distance

254

Backing Up

254

Making Turns

255

Driving On Grades

255

Hazard Warning Flashers

259

Other Warning Devices

259

Jump Starting

260

-) cable to

264

Towing Your Vehicle

265

Engine Overheating

266

-speed driving

267

-- DRIVE (D) or THIRD (3)

267

Cooling System

268

Engine Fan Noise

274

If a Tire Goes Flat

275

Changing a Flat Tire

275

-mounted spare tire

277

-mounted spare

287

Ice or Snow

289

Doing Your Own Service Work

291

Gasoline Specifications

293

California Fuel

293

-check test

293

Fuels in Foreign Countries

294

Filling Your Tank

295

Hood Release

298

Engine Compartment Overview

299

Engine Oil

300

When to Add Engine Oil

301

What to Do with Used Oil

304

-flowing

304

Engine Air Cleaner/Filter

305

Automatic Transmission Fluid

307

-- especially in hot weather

308

How to Add Fluid

309

Rear Axle

310

All-Wheel Drive

310

Front Axle

311

Engine Coolant

312

Radiator Pressure Cap

315

Power Steering Fluid

316

Windshield Washer Fluid

317

Bulb Replacement

323

Inflation -- Tire Pressure

328

-type gage to check tire

328

Tire Inspection and Rotation

329

-- A, B, C

333

Wheel Replacement

333

Appearance Care

335

Cleaning Vinyl

337

Cleaning Leather

337

-based or abrasive

337

Care of Safety Belts

338

Cleaning Glass Surfaces

338

Backglass and Wiper Blades

339

Weatherstrips

339

Cleaning Aluminum Wheels

341

Cleaning Tires

341

Sheet Metal Damage

341

Finish Damage

342

Underbody Maintenance

342

Chemical Paint Spotting

342

Engine Identification

344

Electrical System

345

Fuses and Circuit Breakers

346

-Beam Headlamp

347

-Up Trailer Lamps

347

-Wheel Drive

351

Replacement Bulbs

352

Capacities and Specifications

352

Normal Maintenance

352

Replacement Parts

352

Introduction

354

Part A: Scheduled

356

Maintenance Services

356

Scheduled Maintenance

357

7,500 Miles (12 500 km)

361

15,000 Miles (25 000 km)

361

22,500 Miles (37 500 km)

361

30,000 Miles (50 000 km)

362

37,500 Miles (62 500 km)

362

45,000 Miles (75 000 km)

362

50,000 Miles (83 000 km)

363

52,500 Miles (87 500 km)

363

60,000 Miles (100 000 km)

364

67,500 Miles (112 500 km)

364

75,000 Miles (125 000 km)

364

82,500 Miles (137 500 km)

365

90,000 Miles (150 000 km)

365

97,500 Miles (162 500 km)

365

100,000 Miles (166 000 km)

366

150,000 Miles (240 000 km)

366

At Each Fuel Fill

367

At Least Once a Month

367

At Least Twice a Year

368

At Least Once a Year

369

Part C: Periodic

372

Maintenance Inspections

372

Part D: Recommended Fluids

374

Part E: Maintenance Record

376

Maintenance Record

376

Customer Assistance for Text

384

Telephone (TTY) Users

384

Customer Assistance Offices

384

Program Features and Benefits

386

-- 1-800-442-OLDS (6537)

387

-888-889-2438

387

Canadian Roadside Assistance

387

Courtesy Transportation

388

-vehicle as

389

Warranty Information

390

REPORTING SAFETY

390

DEFECTS TO THE UNITED

390

STATES GOVERNMENT

390

REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS TO

391

THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

391

GENERAL MOTORS

391

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