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9.
Attach
the
cable at least
18
inches
(45
cm) away from
the
dead battery,
but not near engine parts that move. The electrical connection
is
just
as
good there, but the chance
of
sparks getting back to the battery
is
much
less.
10.
Now start the vehicle with the good battery and run the engine
for
awhile.
1 1.
Try to start the vehicle with
the
dead battery.
If it won't start after a few tries, it probably needs service.
Remove Cables
in
this
Order
1.
Heavy Metal
Engine Part
2.
Good Battery
(-)
3.
Good Battery
(+)
4.
Dead Battery
(+)
12.
Remove the cables
in
reverse order to prevent electrical shorting.
Take care that they don't touch each other
or
any other metal.
Towing
Your
Vehicle
Try
to
have your
GM
dealer or a professional towing service tow your
vehicle. They can provide the right equipment and know how
to
tow it
without damage.
If your vehicle has been changed since
it
was factory-new, by adding such
things like fog lamps, aero skirting, or special tires and wheels, these things
could
be
damaged during towing.
Before
you
do anything, turn
on
the hazard warning flashers.
When you call,
tell
the towing service:
That your vehicle has rear-wheel drive, or that it has the four-wheel
drive option.
The
make, model, and year
of
your vehicle.
5-7
- SUBURBAN 1
- OWNER’S MANUAL 1
- INTRODUCTION 2
- Drivers 3
- Reference 4
- Contents 5
- Flasher 9
- RELEASE 10
- Release 11
- Section 12
- Controls 13
- .CAUTION: 15
- Head Restraints 16
- Seatback Latches 16
- (Utility Model Front 17
- (Utility 19
- Folding 20
- Seat (Wagon Models) 20
- Removable Rear 21
- Why Safety Belts 25
- Safety Belts 28
- Safety Belts Properly 29
- What’s wrong with this? 32
- The belt 33
- The shoulder belt 35
- CAUT1.ON: 36
- Pregnancy 37
- Passenger 37
- Center Passenger Position 38
- Passengers 39
- Lap-Shoulder 40
- To unlatch 41
- Children 42
- Child Restraints 44
- Securing 45
- Child Restraint in 45
- Rear Outside Position 45
- To tighten the 46
- Child Restraint 48
- Safety Belt Extender 53
- Your Restraint Systems 54
- There are several ways 60
- From the outside: Use 60
- (Option) 61
- Tailgate 63
- Then, pull the 64
- Key in the lgnition 65
- “Break=/#” 66
- Ignition Switch 67
- Diesel Engine 74
- Automatic Transmission 76
- Manual Transmission 79
- Shift Light 80
- “P’ (Park) 82
- Shifting Into 83
- Transmission) 84
- Running 86
- (Automatic Transmission) 86
- If you’re pulling 87
- Transfer 88
- Windows 90
- Tilt Wheel 92
- Multifunction 93
- High-Low 95
- Windshield Washer 96
- Cruise Control (Option) 97
- Set Cruise Control 98
- Sef Speed 99
- To lncrease 99
- Headlights 102
- Vehicle Lighting 102
- Daytime 103
- Reading Lighfs 104
- Underhood 105
- Mirrors 106
- Outside Mirrors 107
- Outside Mirror 108
- Cigarette 110
- Storage 111
- Center Floor Console 112
- Instrument Panel 113
- Center Overhead Console 114
- Sunglasses Compartment 116
- Compartment 117
- Other Storage Compartments 118
- Instrument 119
- Instrument Cluster 119
- Speedometer and Odometer 120
- Tamper-Resistant Odometer 120
- Trip Odometer 120
- NOTICE: 121
- Warning Lights 121
- Indicators 121
- So please get to 122
- Anti-Lock Brake 123
- Warning 123
- Service Throttle 124
- Coolant Warning Light 125
- (Canada Only) 127
- Shift Indicator Light 127
- Coolant Can Burn 128
- Badly!‘ 128
- Pressure 129
- Headlight High 130
- Indicator Light 130
- Standard Cluster -Gas 131
- Standard Cluster -Diesel 131
- Convenience Net 133
- Luggage Carrier (Option) 134
- Step-Bumper 136
- Comfort 139
- !';."." 140
- Heating 141
- (Without Air Conditioning) 141
- Conditioning 142
- Models) 145
- Generally 147
- Systems 149
- Operate 150
- Cassette Deck 151
- "+" 152
- Pushbuttons 153
- Equalizer 155
- Defensive Driving 161
- Drunken Driving 161
- 2 HOURS 162
- Control of 163
- Vehicle 163
- Braking 164
- '.." 165
- Emergencies 166
- Steering 166
- Steering Tips 166
- Steering in Emergencies 167
- Passing 168
- Control 169
- Driving Guidelines 170
- Off-Road 171
- Traveling to Remote Areas 172
- Scanning 173
- Driving On 174
- Approaching 174
- Driving 175
- Stalling on an Incline 180
- Driving In 180
- Sand, Snow 180
- Driving In Water 181
- Freeway Driving 186
- Before Leaving on a 187
- Highway Hypnosis 188
- Winter Driving 190
- If You’re Caught 192
- Winches 193
- Take-Off 194
- Trailer 195
- Safety Chains 198
- Your Vehicle’s Tires 198
- Hitches 198
- Trailer Brakes 199
- Distance 200
- “P’ (Park) yet, or 201
- Are Ready 202
- Trailer Light Wiring 203
- Starting 206
- Vehicle; 207
- Engine Overheating 213
- Cooling System 215
- Engines 215
- Radiator 219
- Cooling 221
- -Diesel Engines 221
- Coolant 223
- (Don't 225
- Changing a 228
- Spare Tire 229
- -Utiliiy 229
- To take 230
- .....,..... 233
- Position 235
- Sequence 239
- Storing the 240
- Storing 241
- Recovey 244
- 247
- Service 248
- (Gasoline 249
- 2. Take off 255
- Foreign Countries 257
- Filling 257
- Checking Things Under 259
- (Except 261
- WEATHER 263
- 2,500 miles 271
- Air Cleaner 272
- Automatic 273
- Transmission 273
- Manual Transmission Fluid 276
- Hydraulic 277
- When to Check and What to 278
- Checkand Change Lubricant 278
- Transfer Case 279
- COLD, or a little 282
- Adding Coolant 283
- Windshield Washer Fluid 287
- Brake Master Cylinder 288
- Check Brake 289
- What to 289
- Maintenance Items 291
- Lubrication 293
- Battery 294
- Bulb Replacement 295
- 'I 296
- Sealed Beam Headlights 297
- Composite Headlights 297
- Rear Lights 300
- Fuses and 301
- Trailer Wiring Harness 302
- Fuse Block 302
- Exhaust 303
- Loading 304
- Special 309
- INDICATORS 310
- Quality 311
- Wheel Alignment 312
- Tire Balance 312
- CIeaning the Inside 315
- Fabric Protection 317
- Special Cleaning Problems 317
- Cleaning the Outside 319
- Your Vehicle 319
- Aluminum 320
- Equipped) 320
- White Sidewall Tires 320
- Underbody 321
- Care Materials Chart 322
- Engine Identification 324
- E/ectrical Equipment 325
- Specification 326
- PANEL LPS 329
- Circuit Breakers 330
- EXTERIOR 331
- Word About Maintenance 335
- Vehicle and 335
- Environment 335
- MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 338
- MAINTENANCE 338
- EMISSIONS 339
- SCHEDULE 339
- (continued) 340
- MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE Iv 341
- T0403a/T0903a 342
- T0408D0908 347
- DIESEL ENGINES 348
- Explanation 351
- '% 353
- Services 355
- Recommended 358
- FLUIDLLUBRICANT 359
- FLUIDLUBRICANT 360
- Maintenance 361
- UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 367
- REPORTING SAFETY 368
- CANADIAN GOVERNMENT 368
- GENERAL MOTORS 368
- Assistance 369
- Courtesy 370
- You Can Get an Index: 371
- Toll-Free Telephone Number 372
- Symbols 383
- .' 385
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