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Shifting Into Four-Wheel Low
To shift to the Four-Wheel Low position, the ignition
must be in RUN and the vehicle must be stopped
or moving less than 3 mph (5 km/h) with the
transmission in NEUTRAL (N). The preferred method for
shifting into four-wheel low is to have your vehicle
moving 1 to 2 mph (1.6 to 3.2 km/h). Press and release
the Four-Wheel Low button. You must wait for the
four-wheel low indicator light to stop flashing and remain
on before shifting your transmission in gear.
Notice: Shifting the transmission into gear before
the Four-Wheel Low indicator light has stopped
flashing could damage the transfer case. To
help avoid damaging your vehicle, always wait for
the Four-Wheel Low indicator light to stop flashing
before shifting the transmission into gear.
It is typical for your vehicle to exhibit significant
engagement noise and bump when shifting between
Four-Wheel Low and Four-Wheel High ranges or from
NEUTRAL with the engine running.
If the Four-Wheel Low button is pressed when your
vehicle is in gear and/or moving, the Four-Wheel Low
indicator light will flash for 30 seconds and not complete
the shift unless your vehicle is moving less than
3 mph (5 km/h) and the transmission is in NEUTRAL (N).
After 30 seconds the transfer case will shift to
Four-Wheel High mode.
Shifting Out of Four-Wheel Low
To shift from Four-Wheel Low to Four-Wheel High, AUTO
4WD or Two-Wheel High, your vehicle must be stopped
or moving less than 3 mph (5 km/h) with the transmission
in NEUTRAL (N) and the ignition in RUN. The preferred
method for shifting out of Four-Wheel Low is to have your
vehicle moving 1 to 2 mph (1.6 to 3.2 km/h). Press and
release the Four-Wheel High, AUTO 4WD or Two-Wheel
High button. You must wait for the Four-Wheel High,
AUTO 4WD or Two-Wheel High indicator light to stop
flashing and remain on before shifting your transmission
into gear.
Notice: Shifting the transmission into gear before
the Four-Wheel Low indicator light has stopped
flashing could damage the transfer case. To
help avoid damaging your vehicle, always wait for
the Four-Wheel Low indicator light to stop flashing
before shifting the transmission into gear.
It is typical for your vehicle to exhibit significant
engagement noise and bump when shifting between
Four-Wheel Low and Four-Wheel High ranges or from
NEUTRAL with the engine running.
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- Canadian Owners 2
- How to Use This Manual 2
- Vehicle Damage Warnings 4
- Vehicle Symbols 4
- Front Seats 8
- Power Lumbar 9
- Heated Seats 10
- Rear Seats 13
- Why Safety Belts Work 16
- Questions and Answers About 19
- Safety Belts 19
- Driver Position 20
- Lap Belt 29
- Rear Seat Passengers 30
- Lap-Shoulder Belt 31
- Child Restraints 36
- Child Restraint Systems 42
- Lower Anchors and Tethers for 47
- Children (LATCH) 47
- Top Tether Anchor 48
- Locations 49
- Seat Position 52
- Airbag System 58
- Where Are the Airbags? 61
- When Should an Airbag Inflate? 64
- What Makes an Airbag Inflate? 65
- How Does an Airbag Restrain? 65
- Passenger Sensing System 67
- Adding Equipment to Your 72
- Airbag-Equipped Vehicle 72
- Restraint System Check 73
- Remote Keyless Entry System 78
- Resynchronization 81
- Power Door Locks 83
- Delayed Locking 83
- Programmable Automatic Door 84
- Rear Door Security Locks 84
- Lockout Protection 84
- Reinstalling the Rear Glass 90
- Tailgate 94
- Tailgate Removal 95
- Power Windows 97
- Theft-Deterrent Systems 98
- Testing the Alarm 99
- Starting and Operating Your 100
- Ignition Positions 101
- Starting the Engine 102
- Engine Coolant Heater 103
- {CAUTION: 104
- Tow/Haul Mode 107
- Four-Wheel Drive 108
- Shifting Into Four-Wheel Low 110
- Shifting into NEUTRAL 111
- Shifting Out of NEUTRAL 111
- Parking Brake 112
- Compass Operation 118
- Compass Calibration 118
- Compass Variance 118
- , Compass and 119
- Temperature Display 119
- Outside Camper-Type Mirrors 126
- Outside Power Mirrors 127
- Services 130
- Directions and Connections 130
- Personal Calling 131
- Steering Wheel Controls 131
- Universal Home Remote 132
- Universal Home Remote System 133
- Operation 133
- Gate Operator and Canadian 135
- Programming 135
- Using Universal Home Remote 135
- Erasing Universal Home Remote 135
- Storage Areas 136
- Front Armrest Storage Area 137
- Center Console Storage Area 137
- Luggage Carrier 137
- Cargo Panel Storage System 141
- Panels 3, 2, 1 Loaded 145
- Folding and Storage of Straps 149
- All-Weather Cargo Area 151
- Maintenance and Cleaning 152
- Cleaning 153
- Side Rail Channels 154
- Top-Box Storage 156
- Removing the Tonneau Cover 158
- Removing the Front/Rear Rails 161
- • When placing the bows 163
- Vehicle Personalization 164
- Easy Exit Seat 165
- Section 3 Instrument Panel 167
- Instrument Panel Overview 170
- Hazard Warning Flashers 172
- Other Warning Devices 172
- Tilt Wheel 173
- Turn and Lane-Change Signals 174
- Flash-to-Pass 175
- Windshield Wipers 175
- Exterior Lamps 180
- Headlamps on Reminder 181
- Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) 181
- Automatic Headlamp System 181
- Fog Lamps 182
- Auxiliary Roof Mounted Lamp 183
- Exterior Cargo Lamps 183
- Instrument Panel Brightness 183
- Dome Lamps 184
- Dome Lamp Override 184
- Entry/Exit Lighting 184
- Reading Lamps 184
- Battery Run-Down Protection 184
- Accessory Power Outlet(s) 185
- Climate Controls 186
- Defogging and Defrosting 187
- Rear Window Defogger 188
- Automatic Operation 190
- Manual Operation 191
- Outlet Adjustment 193
- Warning Lights, Gages, and 194
- Indicators 194
- Instrument Panel Cluster 195
- Speedometer and Odometer 196
- Trip Odometer 196
- Tachometer 196
- Safety Belt Reminder Light 196
- Charging System Light 200
- Voltmeter Gage 200
- Brake System Warning Light 201
- Traction Off Light 203
- Transmission Temperature Gage 204
- Malfunction Indicator Lamp 206
- If the Light is Flashing 207
- If the Light Is On Steady 207
- Oil Pressure Gage 208
- Highbeam On Light 210
- Tow/Haul Mode Light 210
- Cargo Lamp Light 210
- Cruise Control Light 210
- Fuel Gage 211
- Low Fuel Warning Light 211
- DIC Operation and Displays 213
- Fuel Information Button 214
- Customization Button 215
- Select Button 215
- DIC Warnings and Messages 216
- BUCKLE SEATBELT 217
- CHANGE ENGINE OIL 217
- CHARGING SYSTEM FAILURE 217
- CHECK OIL LEVEL 218
- CHECK TIRE PRESSURE 218
- CHECK WASHER FLUID 218
- DRIVER DOOR AJAR 218
- ENGINE COOLANT HOT 219
- ENGINE OVERHEATED 219
- FUEL LEVEL LOW 219
- KEYFOB X BATTERY LOW 219
- LEFT REAR DOOR AJAR 220
- LOW COOLANT LEVEL 220
- OIL LIFE RESET 220
- OIL PRESSURE LOW 220
- PASSENGER DOOR AJAR 221
- REDUCED ENGINE POWER 221
- RIGHT REAR DOOR AJAR 221
- SERVICE AIR BAG 222
- SERVICE BRAKE SYSTEM 222
- SERVICE CHARGING SYSTEM 222
- SERVICE STABILITY 222
- SERVICE TIRE MONITOR 223
- STABILITY SYS (System) ACTIVE 223
- TIGHTEN FUEL CAP 224
- TRACTION ACTIVE 224
- TRACTION SYS (System) LIMITED 224
- TRANS (Transmission) HOT IDLE 224
- TRANSMISSION HOT 225
- TURN SIGNAL ON 225
- DIC Vehicle Customization 226
- Door Lock Delay 227
- Lock Feedback 227
- Perimeter Lights 229
- Curb View 230
- Alarm Warning 230
- Setting the Time 233
- Radio with CD 234
- XM™ Satellite Radio Service 235
- Playing the Radio 235
- Finding a Station 236
- Setting Preset Stations 236
- (RDS and XM™) 238
- RDS Messages 239
- Radio Messages 239
- XM™ Radio Messages 240
- XM™ Radio Messages (cont’d) 241
- Playing a CD 242
- Radio with Six-Disc CD 244
- Radio Data System (RDS) 245
- Playing a Specific Loaded CD 254
- Using Song List Mode 256
- CD Messages 258
- Listening to a DVD 258
- Navigation/Radio System 259
- Stereo RCA Jacks 260
- Audio Output 261
- Video Screen 262
- DVD Player 262
- DVD Player Buttons 263
- Remote Control 264
- Remote Control Buttons 265
- Battery Replacement 267
- DVD Messages 269
- Rear Seat Audio (RSA) 270
- Theft-Deterrent Feature 271
- Audio Steering Wheel Controls 272
- Radio Reception 273
- Care of Your CDs and DVDs 273
- Care of the CD and DVD Player 274
- Fixed Mast Antenna 274
- XM™ Satellite Radio Antenna 274
- Chime Level Adjustment 274
- Drunken Driving 277
- Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) 281
- Braking in Emergencies 282
- Locking Rear Axle 283
- StabiliTrak 283
- Traction Control Operation 284
- Steering 286
- Steering in Emergencies 287
- Off-Road Recovery 288
- Loss of Control 290
- Off-Road Driving 291
- Environmental Concerns 293
- Traveling to Remote Areas 293
- • Is the path ahead clear? 295
- Driving at Night 304
- City Driving 308
- Freeway Driving 309
- Before Leaving on a Long Trip 310
- Highway Hypnosis 311
- Winter Driving 314
- Certification/Tire Label 323
- Adding a Snow Plow or Similar 326
- Equipment 326
- Towing Your Vehicle 331
- Recreational Vehicle Towing 331
- Dinghy Towing 332
- Weight of the Trailer 339
- Weight of the Trailer Tongue 340
- Safety Chains 343
- Trailer Brakes 343
- Driving with a Trailer 344
- Following Distance 344
- Backing Up 344
- Making Turns 345
- Driving On Grades 345
- Parking on a Hill 347
- Trailer Wiring Harness 347
- Trailer Recommendations 349
- Accessories and Modifications 353
- Gasoline Octane 355
- Gasoline Specifications 355
- California Fuel 356
- Additives 356
- Fuel E85 (85% Ethanol) 357
- Fuels in Foreign Countries 358
- Hood Release 362
- Engine Compartment Overview 364
- Engine Oil 367
- When to Add Engine Oil 368
- • GM6094M 369
- • SAE 5W-30 369
- Engine Oil Life System 370
- What to Do with Used Oil 371
- Engine Air Cleaner/Filter 372
- How to Inspect the Engine Air 373
- Cleaner/Filter 373
- Automatic Transmission Fluid 375
- Checking the Fluid Level 376
- Consistency of Readings 377
- Overheated Engine Protection 382
- Operating Mode 382
- Cooling System 382
- Engine Fan Noise 387
- Power Steering Fluid 388
- Windshield Washer Fluid 389
- Rear Axle 399
- Front Axle 401
- Headlamps 403
- Parking Lamps 405
- Daytime Running Lamps 406
- Replacement Bulbs 410
- Windshield Wiper Blade 411
- Replacement 411
- Tire Sidewall Labeling 413
- Tire Size 415
- Inflation - Tire Pressure 418
- When to Check 419
- How to Check 419
- Tire Pressure Monitor System 420
- Tire Inspection and Rotation 423
- When It Is Time for New Tires 425
- Uniform Tire Quality Grading 428
- Wheel Replacement 429
- Removing the Flat Tire and 438
- Installing the Spare Tire 438
- Spare Tire 452
- Appearance Care 453
- Fabric/Carpet 454
- Plastic Surfaces 455
- Finish Care 457
- Windshield and Wiper Blades 457
- Sheet Metal Damage 459
- Finish Damage 459
- Underbody Maintenance 459
- Chemical Paint Spotting 459
- Vehicle Identification 461
- Electrical System 461
- Windshield Wiper Fuses 462
- Power Windows and Other Power 462
- Fuses and Circuit Breakers 462
- Instrument Panel Fuse Block 462
- Underhood Fuse Block 465
- Capacities and Specifications 470
- Engine Specifications 471
- Maintenance Schedule 474
- Scheduled Maintenance 476
- Additional Required Services 478
- Maintenance Footnotes 479
- Owner Checks and Services 481
- At Each Fuel Fill 481
- Recommended Fluids and 485
- Lubricants 485
- Engine Drive Belt Routing 488
- Maintenance Record 489
- Maintenance Record (cont’d) 490
- Customer Assistance and 494
- Information 494
- Online Owner Center 495
- Customer Assistance for Text 496
- Telephone (TTY) Users 496
- Customer Assistance Offices 496
- GM Mobility Reimbursement 497
- Roadside Assistance Program 498
- Courtesy Transportation 499
- Transportation Options 500
- Data Recorders 501
- Collision Damage Repair 502
- Repair Facility 503
- Insuring Your Vehicle 503
- If an Accident Occurs 504
- Reporting Safety Defects 506
- Service Publications Ordering 507
- Owner’s Information 508
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