Oldsmobile 2002 Silhouette manuals

Oldsmobile 2002 Silhouette User Manual (455 pages)

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2002 Oldsmobile Silhouette

Owner’s Manual

French Language Manual:

How to Use this Manual

Safety Warnings and Symbols

Vehicle Damage Warnings

Vehicle Symbols

Seats and Seat Controls

-way power seat

Memory Seat (Option)

Heated Front Seats (Option)

Reclining Front Seatbacks

Rear Seats

Flip and Fold Feature

Why Safety Belts Work

-- and the Answers

Driver Position

Q: What’s wrong with this?

-shoulder belt, and

Supplemental Restraint

Systems (SRS)

How the Air Bag Systems Work

-frontal impacts

-frontal

Safety Belt Pretensioners

Rear Seat Passengers

-Shoulder Belt

-shoulder

Children and Small Adults

Center Passenger Position

(Bench Seat)

Children

-facing child

Second Row Third Row (50/50)

Children (LATCH System)

Outside Seat Position

Older Children

Safety Belt Extender

After a Crash

Power Windows

-Down Window

-down feature, push the AUTO

Side Window Latches

Power Rear Quarter Windows

-Key III vehicle theft

-Key III”

Door Locks

Last Door Closed Locking

Sliding Door Delayed Locking

Remote Keyless Entry

-deterrent system

Battery Replacement

Switchbanks

Overhead Console Switchbank

Instrument Panel Switchbank

Entering Programming Mode

-deterrent system must

-Deterrent System”

Automatic Door Locks

100

Prevention

101

Dual Sliding Doors

108

CAUTION:

109

Power Sliding Door (Option)

110

Sliding Door Security Lock

115

Liftgate

117

-deterrent

118

Key in the Ignition

118

Parking at Night

119

Parking Lots

119

-Deterrent (Option)

119

Entry Transmitter

120

Arming with Your Key

120

PASS-Key III

122

New Vehicle “Break-In”

124

Ignition Positions

124

-start your

125

Starting Your Engine

126

-18 C) or colder, the

127

Automatic Transaxle Operation

129

-Up Shift

131

Parking Brake

133

Shifting Into PARK (P)

134

Shifting Out of PARK (P)

137

Parking Over Things That Burn

137

Engine Exhaust

138

Running Your Engine While

138

You’re Parked

138

Tilt Wheel

139

-Change Signals

140

-Beam Changer

140

-to-Pass Feature

140

Turn and Lane-Change Signals

140

-out bulbs and check the

141

Flash-to-Pass Feature

141

Exterior Lamps

147

Lamps on Reminder

148

Headlamp Control

148

Interior Lamps

149

Illuminated Entry

150

Delayed Illumination

151

Exit Lighting

151

Front Reading Lamps

152

Rear Reading Lamps

152

Dome Lamp

152

Cargo Lamp

153

Battery Saver

153

Storage Compartments

155

Overhead Console (Option)

156

Storage Bin

156

Front Seat Storage Bin

157

Cupholders

157

Rear Storage Compartments

158

Convenience Net (Option)

158

Side Convenience Nets

160

Front Seat Storage Net

160

Sun Visors

165

Accessory Power Outlets

168

OnStar System (If Equipped)

169

OnStar Services

170

OnStar System Limitations

172

-210 of Industry Canada

173

-- Your Information System

176

Instrument Panel Cluster

178

-- and even

181

Safety Belt Reminder Light

181

-- An emission control

187

-up, stalling when you put

188

Fuel Gage

189

Message Center

190

Engine Coolant Temperature

192

Warning Message

192

Low Oil Pressure Message

192

Change Engine Oil Message

194

-Key III system

196

Driver Information Center

198

(DIC) (Option)

198

Compass Variance

199

Trip Computer

200

Rear Parking Assist (Option)

201

How the System Works

202

Comfort Controls

205

-fogging of the windows

206

Control (Option)

206

Air Conditioning

208

-down on very

208

Rear Window Defogger

210

Ventilation System

214

Audio Systems

215

Automatic Tone Control

216

(If Equipped)

224

-1 will appear on

231

Disc Player with Programmable

235

-TYPE and TRAF are on, the

238

-TYPE knob to select a PTY

239

-second eject timer

241

-second time

241

-LIST EMPTY will

244

-LIST will be removed

244

Entertainment System (Option)

245

Stereo RCA Jacks

246

Audio Speakers

247

Video Screen

247

DVD Player

248

Remote Control

250

-thirds of

251

-FM, cassette tapes or CDs

252

-FM, cassette

254

-FM mode on the front

255

-FM Stereo with Cassette

256

-FM Stereo with Six-Disc

256

Theft-Deterrent Feature

256

Understanding Radio Reception

257

Defensive Driving

263

Drunken Driving

264

-ounce (120 ml) glasses

265

-1/2 ounces

265

Control of a Vehicle

267

All-Wheel Drive (AWD)

272

System (Option)

272

Steering

272

Steering in Emergencies

273

-- if you can stop

273

-- steering around

273

Off-Road Recovery

274

-- the head-on collision

275

Loss of Control

276

Driving at Night

277

-year-old

278

City Driving

281

Freeway Driving

282

Before Leaving on a Long Trip

283

Highway Hypnosis

284

Hill and Mountain Roads

285

Winter Driving

286

Driving on Snow or Ice

287

Recreational Vehicle Towing

291

Loading Your Vehicle

293

Towing a Trailer

295

Weight of the Trailer

297

Weight of the Trailer Tongue

297

Following Distance

300

Backing Up

300

Making Turns

301

Parking on a Hill

303

Hazard Warning Flashers

305

Other Warning Devices

305

Jump Starting

306

-volt system with a

307

-) terminal locations on

307

Towing Your Vehicle

312

Engine Overheating

312

-speed driving

314

-- AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE (D)

314

Cooling System

315

-COOL coolant mixture

322

If a Tire Goes Flat

323

Changing a Flat Tire

324

Removing the Wheel Covers

328

-on” wheel covers

328

-- but do

331

-- using the

331

-size tire, reinstall the

337

-Wheel-Drive Vehicle

338

Compact Spare Tire

339

Ice or Snow

341

Doing Your Own Service Work

343

Fuels in Foreign Countries

346

Filling Your Tank

346

Hood Release

350

Engine Compartment Overview

352

Engine Oil

353

When to Add Engine Oil

354

Engine Air Cleaner/Filter

358

Automatic Transaxle Fluid

362

All-Wheel Drive (Option)

365

(Rear Drive Module)

366

Engine Coolant

367

Radiator Pressure Cap

370

Power Steering Fluid

371

Windshield Washer Fluid

372

Bulb Replacement

377

Headlamps

378

Signals, Brake Lamps

383

Inflation -- Tire Pressure

387

-type gage to check tire

387

Buying New Tires

389

-season tread

389

-- AA, A, B, C

391

-ahead braking

391

-- A, B, C

391

Appearance Care

394

-- before they set

395

Using Cleaner on Fabric

395

-dampened

395

Care of Safety Belts

396

Cleaning Glass Surfaces

397

Cleaning the Outside of the

397

Windshield, Backglass and

397

Wiper Blades

397

Weatherstrips

398

Finish Care

399

-approved cleaning products

399

Cleaning Aluminum Wheels

400

Cleaning Tires

400

Sheet Metal Damage

400

Finish Damage

401

Underbody Maintenance

401

Chemical Paint Spotting

401

Engine Identification

403

Electrical System

404

Fuses and Circuit Breakers

405

-Way Power Seats and Rear

406

-Key III System

406

-A/C Control

407

-Wheel Drive (AWD)

407

-U/H, INJ, TCC)]

409

-up Lamps

410

-Deterrent Shock Sensor

411

-Deterrent Relay to Headlamps

411

Replacement Bulbs

412

Capacities and Specifications

412

Refrigerant Capacity

413

Normal Maintenance

413

Replacement Parts

413

Introduction

417

Part A: Scheduled

419

Maintenance Services

419

Scheduled Maintenance

420

7,500 Miles (12 500 km)

424

15,000 Miles (25 000 km)

424

22,500 Miles (37 500 km)

424

30,000 Miles (50 000 km)

425

37,500 Miles (62 500 km)

425

45,000 Miles (75 000 km)

425

50,000 Miles (83 000 km)

426

52,500 Miles (87 500 km)

426

60,000 Miles (100 000 km)

427

67,500 Miles (112 500 km)

427

75,000 Miles (125 000 km)

427

82,500 Miles (137 500 km)

428

90,000 Miles (150 000 km)

428

97,500 Miles (162 500 km)

428

100,000 Miles (166 000 km)

429

150,000 Miles (240 000 km)

429

At Each Fuel Fill

430

At Least Once a Month

430

At Least Twice a Year

431

Part C: Periodic

435

Maintenance Inspections

435

Part D: Recommended Fluids

437

Part E: Maintenance Record

439

Maintenance Record

439

Customer Assistance for Text

447

Telephone (TTY) Users

447

Customer Assistance Offices

447

Program Features and Benefits

449

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

450

-888-889-2438

450

Canadian Roadside Assistance

450

Courtesy Transportation

451

-vehicle as

452

Warranty Information

453

REPORTING SAFETY

453

DEFECTS TO THE UNITED

453

STATES GOVERNMENT

453

REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS TO

454

THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

454

GENERAL MOTORS

454

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