Chevrolet 2002 TrailBlazer Manuals

Chevrolet 2002 TrailBlazer Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Chevrolet 2002 TrailBlazer. We have 1 Chevrolet 2002 TrailBlazer manual available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual

Chevrolet 2002 TrailBlazer Owner's Manual

Chevrolet 2002 TrailBlazer Owner's Manual (432 pages)

Brand: Chevrolet | Category: Automobile | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Owner's Manual

4
Section 1 Seats and Restraint Systems

13
- Section 1 Seats and Seat Controls
  14
  - Manual Front Seat
    14
  - Power Seats - if Equipped
    14
  - Memory Seat (if Equipped)
    16
  - Reclining Front Seatbacks
    18
  - Head Restraints
    19
  - Rear Seats
    20
- Safety Belts: They're for Everyone
  21
- Windows
  71
  - Power Windows
    72
  - Door Locks
    75
  - Programmable Automatic Door Locks
    76
  - Power Door Locks
    76
  - Rear Door Security Locks
    78
  - Lockout Prevention
    79
  - Leaving Your Vehicle
    79
- Remote Keyless Entry System (if Equipped)
  79
  - Operation
    80
  - Battery Replacement
    81
  - Matching Transmitter(S) to Your Vehicle
    81
- Liftgate/Liftglass
  82
  - Emergency Release for Opening Liftgate
    83
  - Key in the Ignition
    84
  - Parking at Night
    84
  - Parking Lots
    84
  - Content Theft - Deterrent (if Equipped)
    85
  - Testing the Alarm
    86
  - Ignition Positions
    88
  - Starting Your Engine
    89
  - Retained Accessory Power (RAP)
    89
  - Engine Coolant Heater (if Equipped)
    90
  - To Use the Engine Coolant Heater
    91
- Automatic Transmission Operation
  91
  - Shift Lock Release
    94
- Four-Wheel Drive (if Equipped)
  95
  - Parking Brake
    99
  - Shifting into PARK (P)
    100
  - Torque Lock
    101
  - Leaving Your Vehicle with the Engine Running
    101
  - Parking over Things that Burn
    102
  - Shifting out of PARK (P)
    102
  - Engine Exhaust
    103
  - Running Your Engine While You're Parked
    103
  - Locking Rear Axle
    104
  - Tilt Wheel
    105
- Turn Signal/Multifunction Lever
  105
  - Turn and Lane Change Signals
    106
  - Headlamp High/Low-Beam Changer
    107
  - Flash-To-Pass Feature
    107
- Windshield Wipers
  108
  - Windshield Washer
    109
- Cruise Control
  110
  - Automatic Headlamp System
    113
  - Exterior Lamps
    113
  - Daytime Running Lamps
    114
  - Lamps on Reminder
    114
  - Fog Lamps
    115
  - Brightness Control
    116
  - Illuminated Entry
    116
  - Dome Lamp Override
    116
  - Interior Lamps
    116
  - Exit Lighting
    117
  - Reading Lamps
    117
  - Dome Lamps
    117
- Mirrors
  118
  - Outside Mirrors
    122
  - Power Remote Control Mirrors (if Equipped)
    123
  - Convex Outside Mirror
    123
  - Electrochromic Rearview Outside Mirror
    124
  - Overhead Console
    125
  - Glove Box
    125
- Storage Compartments
  125
  - Door Storage
    126
  - Convenience Net (if Equipped)
    126
  - Cargo Security Shade
    127
  - Rear Floor Stowage Lid
    128
- Luggage Carrier
  129
  - Ashtrays and Cigarette Lighter
    130
  - Sun Visors
    130
- Accessory Power Outlets
  131
- Onstar System (if Equipped)
  132
- Sunroof (Option)
  135
  - Programming the Homelink Transmitter
    136
- Homelink Transmitter (if Equipped)
  136
  - Canadian Programming
    138
  - Resetting Defaults
    138
  - Instrument Panel Cluster
    141
  - Speedometer and Odometer
    142
  - Safety Belt Reminder Light
    143
  - Warning Lights, Gages and Indicators
    143
  - Air Bag Readiness Light
    144
  - Voltmeter Gage
    145
  - Brake System Warning Light
    146
  - Anti-Lock Brake System Warning Light
    147
  - Engine Coolant Temperature Gage
    148
  - Malfunction Indicator Lamp (Service Engine Soon Light in the United States or Check Engine Light in Canada)
    148
  - Oil Pressure Gage
    152
  - Security Light
    153
  - Change Engine Oil Light
    153
  - Reduced Engine Power
    154
  - Fuel Gage
    156
  - Low Fuel Light
    157
  - DIC Operation and Displays
    158
  - Trip Information Button
    158
  - Fuel Information Button
    159
  - Personalization Button
    161
  - Select Button
    168
  - DIC Warnings and Messages
    169
  - Section 3 Comfort Controls and Audio Systems
    173
  - Comfort Controls
    174
  - Defogging and Defrosting
    180
  - Air Conditioning
    180
  - Heating
    180
  - Rear Window Defogger
    181
  - Rear Comfort Controls
    182
  - Ventilation System
    183
  - Comfort Control Steering Wheel Controls
    184
  - Audio Systems
    185
- Setting the Radio Clock
  185
  - Am-Fm Stereo with Compact Disc Player
    196
  - Rear Seat Audio (if Equipped)
    227
  - Audio Steering Wheel Controls (if Equipped)
    228
  - Theft-Deterrent Feature RDS Radios
    228
  - Understanding Radio Reception
    229
  - Tips about Your Audio System
    229
  - Care of Your Cassette Tape Player
    230
  - Fixed Mast Antenna
    232
  - Care of Your Compact Disc Player
    232
  - Chime Level Adjustment
    232
Section 4 Your Driving and the Road

233
- Defensive Driving
  234
- Drunken Driving
  235
- Braking
  238
  - Anti-Lock Brake System (Abs)
    239
  - Braking in Emergencies
    241
  - Traction Assist System (TAS)
    241
    
    (Two - Wheel Drive Only)
    241
    
    Power Steering
    243
- Control of a Vehicle
  238
- Steering
  243
  - Steering Tips
    243
  - Steering in Emergencies
    244
  - Off - Road Recovery
    245
  - Passing
    246
  - Loss of Control
    247
  - Off - Road Driving with Your
    248
    
    Four - Wheel - Drive Vehicle
    248
    
    Before You Go Off-Roading
    249
    
    Loading Your Vehicle for Off-Road Driving
    249
    
    Environmental Concerns
    250
    
    Getting Familiar with Off-Road Driving
    250
    
    Traveling to Remote Areas
    250
    
    Scanning the Terrain
    251
    
    Driving on Off-Road Hills
    252
    
    Approaching a Hill
    253
    
    Driving Uphill
    254
    
    Driving Downhill
    257
    
    Driving Across an Incline
    259
    
    Stalling on an Incline
    260
    
    Driving in Mud, Sand, Snow or Ice
    261
    
    Driving in Water
    261
    
    After Off-Road Driving
    262
  - Driving at Night
    263
  - Driving in Rain and on Wet Roads
    265
    
    Driving through Deep Standing Water
    267
    
    Driving through Flowing Water
    267
    
    Some Other Rainy Weather Tips
    267
  - City Driving
    268
  - Freeway Driving
    269
  - Before Leaving on a Long Trip
    270
  - Highway Hypnosis
    271
  - Hill and Mountain Roads
    271
  - Winter Driving
    273
    
    Driving on Snow or Ice
    274
    
    If You're Caught in a Blizzard
    275
  - Recreational Vehicle Towing
    277
    
    Dinghy Towing
    278
    
    Dolly Towing
    279
  - Loading Your Vehicle
    280
  - Adding a Snow Plow or Similar Equipment
    282
  - Towing a Trailer
    282
    
    If You Do Decide to Pull a Trailer
    283
    
    Weight of the Trailer Tongue
    284
    
    Total Weight on Your Vehicle's Tires
    285
    
    Safety Chains
    286
    
    Trailer Brakes
    286
    
    Driving with a Trailer
    287
    
    Following Distance
    288
    
    Making Turns
    288
    
    Driving on Grades
    289
    
    Turn Signals When Towing a Trailer
    289
    
    Parking on Hills
    290
    
    Maintenance When Trailer Towing
    291
    
    When You Are Ready to Leave after Parking on a Hill
    291
    
    Trailer Wiring Harness
    292
Section 5 Problems on the Road

293
- Hazard Warning Flashers
  294
  - Other Warning Devices
    294
- Jump Starting
  295
- Towing Your Vehicle
  300
- Engine Overheating
  301
  - If Steam Is Coming from Your Engine
    301
  - If no Steam Is Coming from Your Engine
    302
  - Cooling System
    303
    
    Recovery Tank
    304
    
    How to Add Coolant to the Radiator
    307
  - Engine Fan Noise
    309
- Changing a Flat Tire
  310
  - If a Tire Goes Flat
    310
    
    Removing the Spare Tire and Tools
    311
    
    Removing the Flat Tire and Installing the Spare Tire
    317
    
    Storing a Flat or Spare Tire and Tools
    322
  - If You're Stuck: in Sand, Mud, Ice or Snow
    324
    
    Rocking Your Vehicle to Get It out
    325
    
    Using the Recovery Hooks
    325
    
    Section 6 Service and Appearance Care
    327
    
    Doing Your Own Service Work
    328
    
    Adding Equipment to the Outside of Your Vehicle
    329
    
    Gasoline Octane
    329
- Fuel
  329
  - Gasoline Specifications
    330
  - California Fuel
    330
  - Fuels in Foreign Countries
    331
  - Filling Your Tank
    332
  - Checking Things under the Hood
    334
  - Filling a Portable Fuel Container
    334
  - Hood Release
    335
  - Engine Compartment Overview
    336
  - Checking Engine Oil
    337
  - When to Add Engine Oil
    338
  - What Kind of Engine Oil to Use
    339
  - When to Change Engine Oil
    340
  - Engine Oil Additives
    340
  - What to Do with Used Oil
    341
- Engine Air Cleaner/Filter
  342
  - Automatic Transmission Fluid
    344
  - How to Check
    344
  - When to Check and Change
    344
  - How to Add Fluid
    346
  - Rear Axle
    347
  - When to Check Lubricant
    347
  - How to Check Lubricant
    347
  - What to Use
    347
  - Transfer Case
    348
  - Four-Wheel Drive
    348
  - Front Axle
    349
  - Engine Coolant
    350
  - Checking Coolant
    352
  - Radiator Pressure Cap
    353
  - What to Use
    354
  - When to Check Power Steering Fluid
    354
  - How to Check Power Steering Fluid
    354
  - Windshield Washer Fluid
    355
  - Adding Washer Fluid
    355
  - Brake Fluid
    356
  - Brake Wear
    358
  - Brake Adjustment
    359
  - Brake Pedal Travel
    359
  - Replacing Brake System Parts
    359
  - Vehicle Storage
    360
- Bulb Replacement
  361
- Windshield Wiper Blade Replacement
  362
  - Backglass Wiper Blade Replacement
    364
  - Inflation -- Tire Pressure
    365
  - Tire Inspection and Rotation
    366
  - Buying New Tires
    368
  - Uniform Tire Quality Grading
    369
  - Wheel Replacement
    370
  - Wheel Alignment and Tire Balance
    370
  - Appearance Care
    372
  - Tire Chains
    372
  - Cleaning the Inside of Your Vehicle
    373
  - Using Cleaner on Fabric
    373
  - Cleaning of Fabric/Carpet
    373
  - Special Fabric Cleaning Problems
    374
  - Cleaning Leather
    374
  - Cleaning Vinyl
    374
  - Cleaning Interior Plastic Components
    375
  - Cleaning Glass Surfaces
    375
  - Care of Safety Belts
    375
  - Cleaning the Outside of Your Vehicle
    376
  - Washing Your Vehicle
    376
  - Cleaning the Outside of the Windshield, Backglass and Wiper Blades
    376
  - Finish Care
    377
  - Cleaning Exterior Lamps/Lenses
    377
  - Cleaning Aluminum Wheels
    378
  - Cleaning Tires
    378
  - Sheet Metal Damage
    378
  - Chemical Paint Spotting
    379
  - Underbody Maintenance
    379
  - Finish Damage
    379
  - GM Vehicle Care/Appearance Materials
    380
  - Engine Identification
    381
  - Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
    381
  - Service Parts Identification Label
    381
  - Electrical System
    382
  - Fuses and Circuit Breakers
    383
  - Capacities and Specifications
    389
  - Engine Specifications
    389
  - Replacement Bulbs
    389
- Normal Maintenance Replacement Parts
  389
- Section 7 Maintenance Schedule
  390
  - Your Vehicle and the Environment
    391
  - Maintenance Requirements
    391
  - How this Section Is Organized
    392
  - Using Your Maintenance Schedule
    393
  - Scheduled Maintenance
    394
  - Engine Oil Scheduled Maintenance
    395
  - At Least Once a Month
    404
  - At each Fuel Fill
    404
  - At Least Twice a Year
    405
  - Engine Cooling System Inspection
    409
  - Exhaust System Inspection
    409
  - Fuel System Inspection
    409
  - Brake System Inspection
    410
  - Transfer Case and Front Axle (Four-Wheel Drive) Inspection
    410
- Recommended Fluids and Lubricants
  411
- Maintenance Record
  414
Section 8 Customer Assistance Information

420
- Customer Satisfaction Procedure
  421
- Customer Assistance for Text Telephone
  423
  - (TTY) Users
    423
- Customer Assistance Offices
  423
  - All Overseas Locations
    424
- GM Mobility Program for Persons
  424
  - With Disabilities
    424
- Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program
  425
  - Canadian Roadside Assistance
    427
  - Plan Ahead When Possible
    427
- Courtesy Transportation
  427
  - Additional Program Information
    428
  - Transportation Options
    428
- Reporting Safety Defects to the
  429
  - Reporting Safety Defects to the Canadian Government
    430
- Reporting Safety Defects to the United
  429
- States Government
  429
- Warranty Information
  429
- Reporting Safety Defects to General Motors
  430

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