User Manuals: Cadillac 2002 Seville Luxury Sedan

User Manuals: Cadillac 2002 Seville Luxury Sedan

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Cadillac 2002 Seville Owner's Manual

Cadillac 2002 Seville Owner's Manual (399 pages)

Brand: Cadillac | Category: Automobile | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Section 1 Seats and Restraint System

7
- For Canadian Owners Who Prefer a French Language Manual
  3
- How to Use this Manual
  4
- Safety Warnings and Symbols
  4
- Vehicle Symbols
  5
- Vehicle Damage Warnings
  5
- Table of Contents
  7
- Seats and Seat Controls
  8
  - Reclining Front Seatbacks
    11
  - Heated Seats
    11
  - Head Restraints
    13
- Power Seats
  8
- Safety Belts: They're for Everyone
  14
  - Why Safety Belts Work
    16
- Here Are Questions Many People Ask about
  19
- Safety Belts -- and the Answers
  19
- How to Wear Safety Belts Properly
  20
- Driver Position
  20
  - Lap-Shoulder Belt
    20
- Safety Belt Use During Pregnancy
  26
- Right Front Passenger Position
  27
- Supplemental Inflatable Restraint (SIR) Systems
  27
  - How the Air Bag Systems Work
    30
  - Servicing Your Air Bag-Equipped Vehicle
    36
- Safety Belt Pretensioners
  36
- Rear Seat Passengers
  36
  - Rear Seat Passenger Positions
    37
  - Infants and Young Children
    40
- Children
  40
- Restraint Systems for Children
  44
- Older Children
  54
- Safety Belt Extender
  57
- Checking Your Restraint Systems
  57
- Replacing Restraint System Parts after a Crash
  57
  - Section 2 Features and Controls
    58
  - Power Windows
    60
  - Door Locks
    64
  - Programmable Automatic Door Locks
    65
  - Central Door Unlocking System
    65
  - Power Door Locks
    65
  - Rear Door Security Locks
    66
  - Remote Keyless Entry System
    67
  - Leaving Your Vehicle
    67
  - Anti-Lockout Feature
    67
  - Operation
    68
  - Matching Transmitter(S) to Your Vehicle
    69
  - Battery Replacement
    70
  - Trunk Lock Release
    72
  - Trunk Release Handle
    73
  - Key in the Ignition
    74
  - Parking at Night
    74
  - Parking Lots
    74
  - Theft Deterrent System
    75
  - Valet Lockout Switch
    76
  - Testing the Alarm
    76
  - Ignition Positions
    79
  - Retained Accessory Power (RAP)
    80
  - Starting Your Engine
    81
  - Engine Coolant Heater (if Equipped)
    82
  - To Use the Engine Coolant Heater
    83
  - Automatic Transaxle Operation
    84
  - Parking Brake
    88
  - Shifting into PARK (P)
    90
  - Torque Lock
    91
  - Leaving Your Vehicle with the Engine Running
    91
  - Parking over Things that Burn
    92
  - Shifting out of PARK (P)
    92
  - Engine Exhaust
    93
  - Running Your Engine While You're Parked
    93
  - Tilt Wheel
    94
  - Turn and Lane-Change Signals
    96
  - Turn Signal/Multifunction Lever
    96
  - Headlamp High/Low-Beam Changer
    97
  - Flash-To-Pass
    97
  - Windshield Wipers
    98
  - Windshield Washer
    100
  - Cruise Control
    100
  - Exterior Lamps
    103
  - Lamps on Reminder
    104
  - Daytime Running Lamps
    105
  - Cornering Lamps
    106
  - Twilight Sentinel
    106
  - Exterior Lighting Battery Saver
    107
  - Interior Lamps
    108
  - Illuminated Entry
    109
  - Reading Lamps
    109
  - Inadvertent Power Battery Saver
    110
  - Power Remote Control Mirrors
    113
  - Driver's Outside Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror
    113
  - Convex Outside Mirror
    114
  - Storage Compartments
    115
  - Convenience Net
    115
  - Map Pocket
    115
  - Glove Box
    115
  - Cigarette Lighter
    116
  - Front Ashtray
    116
  - Rear Ashtray
    116
  - Sun Visors
    116
  - Accessory Power Outlets
    117
  - Cellular Telephone (Option)
    118
  - Onstar System (if Equipped)
    119
  - Onstar Services
    120
  - Cellular Antenna
    120
  - Onstar System Limitations
    121
  - Assist Handles
    122
  - Floor Mats
    122
  - Garment Hooks
    122
  - Sunroof (Option)
    123
  - Programming the Homelink Transmitter
    124
  - Homelink Transmitter (if Equipped)
    124
  - Operating the Homelink Transmitter
    125
  - Resetting Defaults
    126
  - Canadian Owners
    126
  - Erasing Channels
    126
  - Instrument Panel Cluster
    129
  - Speedometer and Odometer
    130
  - Warning Lights, Gages and Indicators
    132
  - Safety Belt Reminder Light
    133
  - Airbag Readiness Light
    133
  - Charging System Light
    134
  - Brake System Warning and Parking Brake Indicator Light
    135
  - Anti-Lock Brake System Warning Light
    136
  - Engine Coolant Temperature Warning Light
    137
  - Malfunction Indicator Lamp
    138
  - Engine Coolant Temperature Gage
    138
  - Oil Pressure Light
    142
  - Cruise Control Light
    143
  - Security Light
    143
  - Fuel Gage
    144
  - DIC Controls and Displays
    145
  - Driver Information Center (DIC)
    145
  - Oil Life Indicator
    169
  - How the System Works
    171
  - Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist (URPA)
    171
  - Section 3 Comfort Controls and Audio Systems
    173
  - Comfort Controls
    174
  - Climate Control Panel
    174
  - Electronic Solar Sensor
    177
  - Air Conditioning
    178
  - Defogging and Defrosting
    178
  - Rear Window Defogger
    179
  - Ventilation System
    180
  - Climate Control Personalization (if Equipped)
    182
  - Audio Systems
    184
  - Compact Disc Player
    184
  - Setting the Clock
    184
  - AM-FM Stereo with Cassette Tape and Compact Disc Player
    184
  - Navigation/Radio System (Option)
    199
  - Console-Mounted CD Changer (Option)
    200
  - Audio Steering Wheel Controls
    203
  - Theft-Deterrent Feature
    203
  - Understanding Radio Reception
    204
  - Tips about Your Audio System
    205
  - Care of Your Cassette Tape Player
    206
  - Care of Your Compact Disc Player
    207
  - Diversity Antenna System
    208
Section 4 Your Driving and the Road

209
- Defensive Driving
  210
- Drunken Driving
  211
- Braking
  214
  - Anti-Lock Brake System (Abs)
    215
  - Braking in Emergencies
    217
- Control of a Vehicle
  214
- Traction Control System
  217
  - Power Steering
    219
- Steering
  219
  - Magnetic Speed Variable Assist Steering
    219
  - Steering Tips
    219
  - Steering in Emergencies
    220
- Off - Road Recovery
  221
- Passing
  222
- Loss of Control
  223
- Driving at Night
  224
- Driving in Rain and on Wet Roads
  226
- City Driving
  229
- Freeway Driving
  230
- Before Leaving on a Long Trip
  231
- Highway Hypnosis
  232
- Hill and Mountain Roads
  232
- Winter Driving
  234
  - Driving on Snow or Ice
    235
  - If You're Caught in a Blizzard
    236
- Recreational Vehicle Towing
  238
  - Dinghy Towing
    239
  - Dolly Towing
    239
- Loading Your Vehicle
  240
  - Electronic Level Control
    242
- Towing a Trailer
  242
  - If You Do Decide to Pull a Trailer
    243
  - Weight of the Trailer
    243
  - Weight of the Trailer Tongue
    244
  - Safety Chains
    245
  - Total Weight on Your Vehicle's Tires
    245
  - Driving with a Trailer
    246
  - Trailer Brakes
    246
  - Following Distance
    246
  - Turn Signals When Towing a Trailer
    247
  - Making Turns
    247
  - Driving on Grades
    248
  - Parking on Hills
    248
  - Maintenance When Trailer Towing
    249
  - Parking on a Hill
    249
  - Engine Cooling When Trailer Towing
    249
  - When You Are Ready to Leave after Parking on a Hill
    249
Section 5 Problems on the Road

250
- Hazard Warning Flashers
  251
- Jump Starting
  252
- Other Warning Devices
  252
- Engine Overheating
  259
- Towing Your Vehicle
  259
- Cooling System
  262
  - How to Add Coolant to the Coolant Surge Tank
    265
- Changing a Flat Tire
  269
- If a Tire Goes Flat
  269
- Compact Spare Tire
  280
  - Rocking Your Vehicle to Get It out
    281
- If You're Stuck: in Sand, Mud, Ice or Snow
  281
  - Section 6 Service and Appearance Care
    282
  - Doing Your Own Service Work
    283
  - Gasoline Octane
    284
  - Adding Equipment to the Outside of Your Vehicle
    284
  - Gasoline Specifications
    285
  - California Fuel
    285
  - Fuels in Foreign Countries
    286
  - Filling Your Tank
    287
  - Checking Things under the Hood
    290
  - Filling a Portable Fuel Container
    290
  - Hood Release
    291
  - Engine Compartment Overview
    292
  - Checking Engine Oil
    293
  - When to Add Engine Oil
    294
  - What Kind of Engine Oil to Use
    295
  - When to Change Engine Oil
    296
  - Engine Oil Additives
    296
  - What to Do with Used Oil
    297
  - Engine Air Cleaner/Filter
    298
  - Automatic Transaxle Fluid
    301
  - When to Check and Change
    301
  - How to Check
    301
  - How to Add Fluid
    304
  - Engine Coolant
    305
  - What to Use
    306
  - Checking Coolant
    307
  - Surge Tank Pressure Cap
    308
  - When to Check Power Steering Fluid
    309
  - How to Check Power Steering Fluid
    309
  - Power Steering Fluid
    309
  - What to Use
    309
  - Windshield Washer Fluid
    310
  - Adding Washer Fluid
    310
  - Brake Fluid
    311
  - Brake Wear
    313
  - Brake Adjustment
    314
  - Brake Pedal Travel
    314
  - Replacing Brake System Parts
    314
  - Vehicle Storage
    316
  - Bulb Replacement
    317
  - Halogen Bulbs
    317
  - Front Turn Signal Lamps
    326
  - Windshield Wiper Blade Replacement
    328
  - Inflation -- Tire Pressure
    330
  - Tire Inspection and Rotation
    333
  - Buying New Tires
    336
  - Uniform Tire Quality Grading
    337
  - Wheel Alignment and Tire Balance
    338
  - Wheel Replacement
    339
  - Tire Chains
    341
  - Appearance Care
    342
  - Cleaning the Inside of Your Vehicle
    342
  - Cleaning of Fabric/Carpet
    342
  - Cleaning the Top of the Instrument Panel
    343
  - Cleaning Interior Plastic Components
    343
  - Cleaning Leather
    343
  - Cleaning Vinyl
    343
  - Cleaning Glass Surfaces
    344
  - Care of Safety Belts
    344
  - Cleaning the Outside of Your Vehicle
    345
  - Cleaning the Outside of the Windshield and Wiper Blades
    345
  - Washing Your Vehicle
    345
  - Finish Care
    346
  - Cleaning Exterior Lamps/Lenses
    346
  - Sheet Metal Damage
    347
  - Cleaning Tires
    347
  - Chemical Paint Spotting
    348
  - Underbody Maintenance
    348
  - Finish Damage
    348
  - GM Vehicle Care/Appearance Materials
    349
  - Engine Identification
    350
  - Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
    350
  - Service Parts Identification Label
    350
  - Electrical System
    351
  - Fuses and Circuit Breakers
    352
  - Removing the Rear Seat Cushion
    355
  - Engine Specifications
    360
  - Capacities and Specifications
    360
  - Wheel Nut Torque
    360
  - Replacement Bulbs
    360
  - Normal Maintenance Replacement Parts
    361
  - Section 7 Maintenance Schedule
    362
  - Your Vehicle and the Environment
    363
  - Maintenance Requirements
    363
  - How this Section Is Organized
    364
  - Using Your Maintenance Schedule
    365
  - Scheduled Maintenance
    366
  - Engine Oil Scheduled Maintenance
    367
  - At Least Once a Month
    377
  - At each Fuel Fill
    377
  - At Least Twice a Year
    378
  - Steering, Suspension and Front Drive Axle Boot and Seal Inspection
    381
  - Exhaust System Inspection
    381
  - Engine Cooling System Inspection
    382
  - Throttle System Inspection
    382
  - Brake System Inspection
    382
  - Fuel System Inspection
    382
  - Maintenance Record
    385
Section 8 Customer Assistance Information

388
- Customer Satisfaction Procedure
  389
- Customer Assistance for Text Telephone
  390
  - (TTY) Users
    390
- Customer Assistance Offices
  391
  - All Overseas Locations
    391
- GM Mobility Program for Persons with Disabilities
  392
- Roadside Service
  392
  - Roadside Service Availability
    393
  - Reaching Roadside Service
    394
- Roadside Service for the Hearing or
  394
  - Speech Impaired
    394
  - Plan Ahead When Possible
    395
- Courtesy Transportation
  395
- Transportation Options
  395
  - Additional Program Information
    396
- Reporting Safety Defects to the
  397
- Reporting Safety Defects to the United
  397
- States Government
  397
- Warranty Information
  397
- Reporting Safety Defects to General Motors
  398
  - Service Publications Ordering Information
    399
  - Current and Past Model Order Forms
    399
  - Service Bulletins
    399
  - Service Manuals
    399
- Reporting Safety Defects to the Canadian Government
  398

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