Message Center; Driver Information Center (Dic) - Chevrolet 2004 Impala Getting To Know Manual

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Message Center

Your Impala is equipped with a Message
Center in the instrument panel that
keeps you informed of key vehicle main-
tenance and safety information as they
arise.
While your Owner Manual provides a
complete list of the possible warning
messages, below are examples of some
of the messages you may see. (Note:
Canada uses corresponding symbols in
place of text.)
HOT COOLANT TEMP: Appears when
the cooling system temperature gets
abnormally hot. A chime will sound
continuously also.
DOOR AJAR: Appears if any of the
vehicle's doors are not completely
closed and the ignition is ON.
HIGHBEAM OUT: Appears if you have
a problem with the headlamps. The
message will remain on for approximate-
ly 60 seconds. When the ignition is
turned off, the message will stay on for
three seconds to remind you of the
problem.
See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

Driver Information Center (DIC)

If equipped, the DIC provides valuable
information about your vehicle and the
surroundings. It is located in the headliner
between the sun visors.
DIC Functions
RESET: You can reset the AVG ECON,
FUEL USED, or AVG SPEED trip com-
puter modes by pressing and holding
this button for three seconds while you
are in the mode you wish to reset. A
chime will sound to confirm that your
requested change has been made and
all segments of the display will briefly
light up.
MODE: Press this button to cycle
through three modes of operation —
Off, Compass/Temperature and Trip
Computer.
• Off: No driver information is dis-
played in this mode of operation.
• Compass/Temperature: One of
eight compass readings and the out-
side temperature are displayed. If the
temperature is below 38˚ F (3˚ C),
the word ICE is displayed for two
minutes.
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