Electronic Range Select Mode; Driver Shift Control; Sunroof; Windshield Pillar Convenience Clip - Chevrolet Malibu 2006 Getting To Know Manual

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CONVENIENCE FEATURES

Electronic Range Select Mode/

Driver Shift Control

Electronic Range Select Mode
This feature allows you to limit higher
gears by selecting a maximum gear
range when the shift lever is in Low (L).
Selecting L3 (third gear), for example,
prevents fourth gear operation. Limiting
gear ranges can be helpful when driving
over steep hills or in deep snow or mud.
Use the +/– button on the shift lever to
select a gear. The display on the instru-
ment panel cluster will show the cur-
rent gear selection.
Driver Shift Control (SS models
only)
While using the Driver Shift Control,
the vehicle will have firmer shifting for
increased performance. To use this fea-
ture, move the shift lever to the Manual
(M) mode and select a lower or higher
driving gear using the button on the
shift lever. The display on the instru-
ment panel cluster will show the cur-
rent gear selection.
Press the – (minus) side of the button to
downshift. When slowing to a stop, the
vehicle will automatically downshift.
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Press the + (plus) side of the button to
upshift. As vehicle speed increases,
you will need to manually upshift.
If current vehicle speed is too high or
too low for the requested gear, the
shift will not occur.
See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.
Sunroof (if equipped)
The control switch for the sunroof is
located on the headliner between the
sun visors. It will operate only while the
ignition is on.
Vent Position:
1. Open the sunshade by hand.
2. Press and release the rear part of
the switch.
Fully Open Position:
1. Open the sunshade by hand.
2. Press and release the rear part of
the switch twice. The roof will fully
express-open.
Closed Position:
Press and hold the front part of the
switch until the roof closes.
See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

Windshield Pillar Convenience Clip

A clip is located on the driver's side of
the windshield. It can hold small items
such as parking passes and toll tickets.

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