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Buick 1994 Skylark Owner's Manual

Buick 1994 Skylark Owner's Manual (308 pages)

Brand: Buick | Category: Automobile | Size: 16 MB

Table of Contents

Part 1 Seats and Restraint Systems

15
- For Canadian Owners Who Prefer a French Language Manual
  4
- How to Use this Manual
  12
- Safety Warnings and Symbols
  12
- Table of Contents
  15
- Seats and Seat Controls
  16
  - Manual Seat
    16
  - Reclining Front Seatback(S)
    18
- Headrestraints
  20
  - Why Safety Belts Work
    25
  - About Safety Belts and the Answers
    29
- How to Wear Safety Belts Properly
  30
  - Driver Position
    31
  - Airbag Readiness Light
    39
  - How the Air Bag System Works
    39
- Safety Belt Use During Pregnancy
  42
  - Right Front Passenger Position
    43
  - Rear Seat Passengers
    44
  - Rear Safety Belt Comfort Guides for Children and Small Adults
    47
  - Center Passenger Position
    49
  - Smaller Children and Babies
    51
  - Child Restraints
    52
  - Top Strap
    53
  - Largerchildren
    62
Part 2 Features and Controls

67
- Keys
  68
- Doorlocks
  69
  - Automatic Door Locks
    71
  - Leaving Your Vehicle
    71
  - Power Door Locks
    71
  - Matching Transmitter(S) to Your Vehicle
    74
  - Operation
    74
  - Battery Replacement
    75
  - Rear Door Security Lock
    76
  - Key in the Ignition
    77
  - Parking at Night
    77
  - Parking Lots
    77
- Newvehiclebreak-In
  78
- Starting Your Engine
  80
- Startingtheengine
  80
  - Driving through Deep Standing Water
    82
  - Automatic Transaxle
    83
- Shiftingthetransaxle
  83
  - Parking Brake
    87
  - Steering Column Shift Lever
    88
  - Console Shift Lever
    89
  - Leaving Your Vehicle with the Engine Running
    90
  - Torque Lock
    90
  - Parking over Things that Burn
    91
  - Engine Exhaust
    92
  - Running Your Engine While You're Parked
    92
- Windows
  93
- Turn Signal and Lane Change Indicator
  95
- Turn Signallheadlight Beam Lever
  95
  - Headlight High-Low Beam Changer
    97
  - Windshield Wipermasher
    97
  - Windshield Washer
    98
  - Cruisecontrol
    99
    
    Passing Another Vehicle While Using Cruise Control
    104
    
    Using Cruise Control on Hills
    104
- Headlights
  105
  - Battery Run-Down Protection
    106
  - Daytime Running Lights (Canada Only)
    106
- Mirrors
  108
  - Outside Mirrors
    109
  - Convenience Net (Option)
    110
  - Convex Outside Mirror
    110
  - Sunroof (Option)
    111
- Instrumentpanel
  113
  - Speedometer and Odometer
    114
  - Warning Lights, Gages and Indicators
    115
    
    Engine Coolant Temperature Gage
    119
    
    Low Coolant Warning Light
    119
    
    "Battery" Light
    123
    
    Air Outlets
    128
    
    Air Conditioner (Option)
    130
    
    Audio Systems
    130
    
    To Play a Compact Disc
    138
    
    Anti-Theft Feature
    139
    
    Care of Your Cassette Tape Player
    141
    
    Care of Your Compact Discs
    141
    
    Fixed Mast Antenna
    142
    
    Power Antenna Mast Care
    142
Part 4 Your Driving and the Road

145
- Defensive H I V I N G
  146
- Drunkendriving
  146
  - Defensive Driving
    146
- Control of a Vehicle
  149
  - Braking
    150
    
    Anti-Lock Brakes (Abs)
    151
    
    Braking in Emergencies
    152
  - Steering
    153
    
    Power Steering
    153
    
    Steering Tips
    153
    
    Steering in Emergencies
    154
  - Passing
    155
  - Off-Road Recovery
    155
- Lossofcontrol
  157
- Drivingatnight
  158
  - Night Vision
    158
- Drivingintherain
  159
  - Some Other Rainy Weather Tips
    161
- Citydriving
  162
- Freeway Driving
  163
  - Before Leaving on a Long Trip
    164
- Hillandmountainroads
  165
  - Highway Hypnosis
    165
- Winterdriving
  167
  - If You're Caught in a Blizzard
    169
- Towingatrailer
  171
  - Weight of the Trailer
    172
  - Weight of the Trailer Tongue
    173
  - Total Weight on Your Vehicle's Tires
    173
  - Safety Chains
    174
  - Trailer Brakes
    174
  - Driving with a Trailer
    174
  - Following Distance
    175
  - Making Turns
    175
  - Driving on Grades
    175
  - When You Are Ready to Leave after Parking on a Hill
    176
  - Maintenance When Trailer Towing
    176
Part 5 Problems on the Road

177
- Hazard Warning Flashers
  178
- Otherwarningdevices
  179
- Jump"Starting
  180
- Towingyourbuick
  185
  - Front Towing
    187
  - Rear Towing
    188
- Engine Overheating
  189
  - If no Steam Is Coming from Your Engine
    189
  - Cooling System
    190
- Changingaflattire
  196
  - Wheel Covers
    198
- Ifatiregoesflat
  196
- Compactsparetire
  204
- If You're Stuck in Sand, Mud, Ice or Snow
  205
Part 6 Service and Appearance Care I

207
- Part 6 Service and Appearance Care
  207
- Service
  208
  - Doing Your Own Service Work
    208
  - Gasolines for Cleaner. Air
    209
- Fuel
  209
  - Fuels in Foreign Countries
    210
  - Filling Your Tank
    211
- Hoodrelease
  213
- Engineoil
  214
  - When to Change Engine Oil
    218
  - Engine Oil Additives
    218
  - Engine Coolant Heater (Engine Block Heater)
    218
- Aircleaner
  219
  - What to Do with Used Oil
    219
- Automatic Transaxle Fluid
  220
- Enginecoolant
  222
- Power Steering Fluid
  225
- Windshield Washer Fluid
  226
- Brakes
  227
  - Brake Master Cylinder
    227
  - Brake Pedal Travel
    229
  - Brake Adjustment
    229
  - Replacing Brake System Parts
    229
- Battery
  230
  - Halogen Bulbs
    230
  - Vehicle Storage
    230
- Headlamp Bulb Replacement
  231
- Loadingyourvehicle
  232
- Tires
  234
  - Buying New Tires
    237
  - Wheel Alignment and Tire Balance
    239
  - Wheel Replacement
    239
- Appearancecare
  241
  - Tire Chains
    241
  - Care of Safety Belts
    244
  - Cleaning the Outside of the Windshield and Wiper Blades
    245
  - Washing Your Vehicle
    245
  - Finish Care
    245
  - Finish Damage
    247
  - Underbody Maintenance
    247
  - Chemical Paint Spotting
    247
  - Appearance Care and Maintenance Materials
    248
  - Service Parts Identification Label
    249
- Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
  249
  - Engine Identification
    249
- Fusesandcircuitbreakers
  250
  - Add-On Electrical Equipment
    250
  - Windshield Wipers
    252
  - Power Windows and Other Power Options
    252
- Capacities and Specifications
  256
Part 7 Maint.enance Schedule

257
- A Word about Maintenance
  258
- How this Part Is Organized
  259
- Your Vehicle and the Environment
  259
- Section A: Scheduled Maintenance Services
  260
  - Using Your Maintenance Schedules
    260
  - Selectingtherightschedule
    261
  - Schedule1
    262
  - Schedule11
    264
  - Explanation of Scheduled Maintenance Services
    266
- Section B: Owner Checks and Services
  268
  - Ateachfuelfill
    268
  - Atleastonceamonth
    269
  - Atleastonceayear
    269
- Section C: Periodic Maintenance Inspections
  271
- Section D: Recommended Fluids and Lubricants
  273
- Section E: Maintenance Record
  275

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