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シボレーサバーバンとタホ、よく似ていると思うんですがどこが違うんでし...
シボレーサバーバンとタホ、よく似ていると思うんですがどこが違うんでしょうか？ また全長ってどのくらいですか？
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質問者が選んだベストソリューション
先代タホは2枚ドア、4枚ドアがあって混同しましたが。現行は全長の違いです。並べれば、よくわかりますがサバーバンの方が圧倒的に全長が長いです。 現行型でタホが5052×2004×1953mm、 サバーバンが5570×2002×1915mmです
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質問者が納得サバーバンのナンバーは登録上、普通乗用車扱いの3ナンバー・中型貨物車扱いの1ナンバー・特殊用途車の8ナンバーの3種類の登録が可能です。
基本的に高速道路の料金帯は3ナンバーと8ナンバーが普通乗用車扱い、1ナンバーが中型車扱いになります。 なお、4ナンバーは普通貨物なので、料金は普通乗用車と同じになります。(サバーバンは車体サイズで4ナンバー登録はできませんが)
たとえ、車体のサイズが同じでも、ナンバーによって価格が違います。
ただし、駐車場での価格はその駐車場毎によって違うと思います。 逆に言えば、たとえ...
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質問者が納得ここは、観光地や行楽地に関する質問投稿カテゴリになりますので自動車のメンテナンスに関する質問投稿は「スポーツ、アウトドア、車」→「自動車」→「メンテナンス」のカテゴリでお願いします！！
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質問者が納得陸送屋は不動車だと極端に高くなるのでX。
けん引はミッション壊すのでX.
ローダーを借りて、
知り合いに小遣出して付き合ってもらうのが、
現実的ではないかと思いますね。
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質問者が納得車輌のバッテリーが弱って電圧が落ちるとｴﾝｼﾞﾝがかかる設定になっていると思われます。強制解除方法もあるのですが、私は忘れました（ｗ
先の回答者がいうように、どこかバイパーの取り扱いのあるプロショップで設定を変更してもらうか、強制解除してもらうしかありません。バイパーの設定変更は専用のツールが必要だったと思います。ビットライターとかいう名前の。
車のバッテリーを交換するっていう手もありますが。
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質問者が納得お疲れ様です！
原因は断定できませんがセキュリティーのエンジン回転数の学習をしましょう
方法は
1.キーを使いエンジンを掛ける
2.バレースイッチを押したまま保持する（HOLD）
3.動作確認のLEDランプが点灯する
4.バレースイッチをはなす
これで完了です！
あくまでも回転信号線のみを疑っての設定ですので他原因も追究が必要かも。
http://www.bypasskit.com/repository/kbattachments/14987.pdf
参考までにどうぞ・・・
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取扱説明書・マニュアル
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- 1 .Seats and Restraint Syste...
- 2 .Appearance Care.............
- 3 .GENERAL MOTORS, GM, the G...
- 4 .IndexTo quickly locate in...
- 5 .Vehicle Symbol ChartHere ...
- 6 .✍NOTESvi
- 7 .Head Restraints.............
- 8 .Head RestraintsThe front ...
- 9 .Pull the head restraint u...
- 10 .Front SeatsManual Seats{ ...
- 11 .Power SeatsOn a vehicle w...
- 12 .Manual LumbarOn vehicles ...
- 13 .The vehicle may have addi...
- 14 .Heated and Cooled SeatsIf...
- 15 .To save seating positions...
- 16 .Easy Exit SeatThe control...
- 17 .{ CAUTION:Sitting in a re...
- 18 .Manual Reclining Seatback...
- 19 .Power Reclining Seatbacks...
- 20 .Rear SeatsHeated SeatsOn ...
- 21 .Manual Fold and Tumble Fe...
- 22 .3. Lift the same leveraga...
- 23 .Folding and Tumbling the ...
- 24 .Power Release Fold and Tu...
- 25 .Returning the Seat(s) to ...
- 26 .Folding and Tumbling the ...
- 27 .Reclining SeatbacksTo rec...
- 28 .Manual Fold and Tumble Fe...
- 29 .3. Lift the lever again t...
- 30 .Folding and Tumbling the ...
- 31 .Power Release Fold and Tu...
- 32 .Returning the Seat(s) to ...
- 33 .2. Press the automaticsea...
- 34 .Unfolding the Seatback(s)...
- 35 .6. Tilt the seat fully fo...
- 36 .Removing the Third Row Se...
- 37 .{ CAUTION:If either seatb...
- 38 .Safety BeltsSafety Belts:...
- 39 .Why Safety Belts WorkWhen...
- 40 .Get it up to speed. Then ...
- 41 .or the instrument panel.....
- 42 .Questions and Answers Abo...
- 43 .How to Wear Safety Belts ...
- 44 .Q: What is wrong with thi...
- 45 .Q: What is wrong with thi...
- 46 .Q: What is wrong with thi...
- 47 .Q: What is wrong with thi...
- 48 .Q: What is wrong with thi...
- 49 .Q: What is wrong with thi...
- 50 .Q: What is wrong with thi...
- 51 .Lap-Shoulder BeltAll seat...
- 52 .If the shoulder portion o...
- 53 .4. If equipped with a sho...
- 54 .Shoulder Belt Height Adju...
- 55 .There is one guide for ea...
- 56 .2. Place the guide over t...
- 57 .{ CAUTION:A safety belt t...
- 58 .Safety Belt Use During Pr...
- 59 .To make the belt shorter,...
- 60 .Child RestraintsOlder Chi...
- 61 .Q: What is the proper way...
- 62 .{ CAUTION:Never do this.N...
- 63 .Infants and Young Childre...
- 64 .{ CAUTION:Never do this.N...
- 65 .{ CAUTION:Never do this.C...
- 66 .Q: What are the different...
- 67 .{ CAUTION:A young childs ...
- 68 .A booster seat (C-D) is a...
- 69 .When securing an add-on c...
- 70 .A label on your sun visor...
- 71 .When securing a child res...
- 72 .Lower AnchorsLower anchor...
- 73 .Some child restraints wit...
- 74 .i (Top Tether Anchor):Sea...
- 75 .For models with 60/40 sec...
- 76 .Do not secure a child res...
- 77 .{ CAUTION:Do not attach m...
- 78 .2. If the child restraint...
- 79 .If the position you areus...
- 80 .If more than one child re...
- 81 .For third row seating pos...
- 82 .4. For passenger seating ...
- 83 .6. If the child restraint...
- 84 .A label on the sun visor ...
- 85 .In Canada, the law requir...
- 86 .5. Pull the rest of the s...
- 87 .If the airbag is off, the...
- 88 .Airbags are designed to s...
- 89 .{ CAUTION:Children who ar...
- 90 .The right front passenger...
- 91 .If your vehicle has roof-...
- 92 .When Should an Airbag Inf...
- 93 .Your vehicle has a seat p...
- 94 .How Does an Airbag Restra...
- 95 .{ CAUTION:When an airbag ...
- 96 .Passenger Sensing SystemT...
- 97 .{ CAUTION:A child in a re...
- 98 .When the passenger sensin...
- 99 .If the On Indicator is Li...
- 100 .If the Off Indicator is L...
- 101 .Additional Factors Affect...
- 102 .Servicing Your Airbag-Equ...
- 103 .installed under or on top...
- 104 .Restraint System CheckChe...
- 105 .Replacing Restraint Syste...
- 106 .✍NOTES1-100
- 107 .Keys........................
- 108 .Outside Automatic Dimming...
- 109 .Keys{ CAUTION:Leaving chi...
- 110 .See your dealer/retailer ...
- 111 .Remote Keyless Entry (RKE...
- 112 .K (Unlock):Press once to ...
- 113 .Programming Transmitters ...
- 114 .Remote Vehicle StartYour ...
- 115 .3. If it is the first rem...
- 116 .Doors and LocksDoor Locks...
- 117 .Delayed LockingWhen locki...
- 118 .When you want to open a r...
- 119 .Liftgate/Liftglass{ CAUTI...
- 120 .On vehicles with a liftgl...
- 121 .Power LiftgatePower Liftg...
- 122 .The taillamps will flash ...
- 123 .The power liftgate may be...
- 124 .Manual Operation of Power...
- 125 .Windows{ CAUTION:Leaving ...
- 126 .Power Windows{ CAUTION:Le...
- 127 .Express-Down WindowsWindo...
- 128 .Theft-Deterrent SystemsVe...
- 129 .The theft-deterrent syste...
- 130 .PASS-KeyfiIII+ Electronic...
- 131 .If the engine does not st...
- 132 .Starting and Operating Yo...
- 133 .A (LOCK/OFF):This positio...
- 134 .Retained Accessory Power ...
- 135 .Starting Procedure1. With...
- 136 .Adjustable Throttle and B...
- 137 .{ CAUTION:Plugging the co...
- 138 .Automatic Transmission Op...
- 139 .{ CAUTION:It is dangerous...
- 140 .N (Neutral):In this posit...
- 141 .The vehicle has a shift s...
- 142 .1 (First):For the Hydra-M...
- 143 .To use this feature, do t...
- 144 .Tow/Haul ModeThe vehicle ...
- 145 .Grade Braking (Hydra-Mati...
- 146 .Four-Wheel DriveIf the ve...
- 147 .2m(Two-Wheel Drive High):...
- 148 .Shifting Into Four-Wheel ...
- 149 .Shifting Out of Four-Whee...
- 150 .7. If the engine is runni...
- 151 .Parking BrakeFor vehicles...
- 152 .For vehicles without a re...
- 153 .Shifting Into Park{ CAUTI...
- 154 .Leaving the Vehicle With ...
- 155 .Shifting Out of ParkThis ...
- 156 .Engine Exhaust{ CAUTION:E...
- 157 .Running the Vehicle While...
- 158 .MirrorsManual Rearview Mi...
- 159 .Outside Towing MirrorsIf ...
- 160 .Manually fold the mirrors...
- 161 .Park Tilt MirrorsVehicles...
- 162 .Object Detection SystemsU...
- 163 .How the System WorksURPA ...
- 164 .When the System Does Not ...
- 165 .The manufacturer is not r...
- 166 .SBZA Detection ZonesThe S...
- 167 .SBZA can be disabled thro...
- 168 .SBZA Error MessagesThe fo...
- 169 .Vehicles Without Navigati...
- 170 .4. Select the Video scree...
- 171 .SymbolsThe navigation sys...
- 172 .Rear Vision Camera Locati...
- 173 .When the System Does Not ...
- 174 .OnStarfiSystemOnStar uses...
- 175 .OnStar Services Available...
- 176 .OnStar Virtual AdvisorOnS...
- 177 .The vehicle must have a w...
- 178 .Universal Home Remote Sys...
- 179 .Programming Universal Hom...
- 180 .4. Immediately, within on...
- 181 .The garage door opener re...
- 182 .2. Write down the eight t...
- 183 .5. After entering all of ...
- 184 .Storage AreasGlove BoxLif...
- 185 .Center Console StorageFor...
- 186 .Rear Storage AreaFor vehi...
- 187 .To put the cover in the v...
- 188 .The sunroof has a comfort...
- 189 .Instrument Panel Overview...
- 190 .Oil Pressure Light..........
- 191 .✍NOTES3-3
- 192 .Instrument Panel Overview...
- 193 .The main components of th...
- 194 .Hazard Warning Flashers| ...
- 195 .Turn Signal/Multifunction...
- 196 .If after signaling a turn...
- 197 .Windshield WipersTurn the...
- 198 .When Rainsense is active,...
- 199 .Rear Window Wiper/Washer{...
- 200 .Cruise Control{ CAUTION:C...
- 201 .Setting Cruise ControlCru...
- 202 .Reducing Speed While Usin...
- 203 .License Plate Lamps Inst...
- 204 .Daytime Running Lamps (DR...
- 205 .There is a delay in the t...
- 206 .Auxiliary Roof-Mounted La...
- 207 .Dome Lamp OverrideThe dom...
- 208 .The battery can be discha...
- 209 .Certain accessory plugs m...
- 210 .Climate ControlsClimate C...
- 211 .- (Defog):The defog mode ...
- 212 .Rear Window DefoggerThe r...
- 213 .A. Fan ControlB. AUTOC. D...
- 214 .The passengers temperatur...
- 215 .Manual OperationDC (Fan C...
- 216 .# (Air Conditioning): Pre...
- 217 .Rear Window DefoggerThe r...
- 218 .The interior temperature ...
- 219 .Rear Air Conditioning and...
- 220 .Rear Air Conditioning and...
- 221 .Automatic Operation, If E...
- 222 .Warning Lights, Gages, an...
- 223 .Instrument Panel ClusterT...
- 224 .Speedometer and OdometerT...
- 225 .This chime and light arer...
- 226 .Passenger Airbag Status I...
- 227 .Charging System LightThis...
- 228 .Readings in the low warni...
- 229 .{ CAUTION:The brake syste...
- 230 .StabiliTrakfiIndicator Li...
- 231 .Tire Pressure LightFor ve...
- 232 .This light should come on...
- 233 .If the light continues to...
- 234 .Emissions Inspection and ...
- 235 .Oil pressure may vary wit...
- 236 .Oil Pressure Light{ CAUTI...
- 237 .Fog Lamp LightThe fog lam...
- 238 .Fuel GageThe fuel gage, w...
- 239 .Low Fuel Warning LightThi...
- 240 .DIC Operation and Display...
- 241 .T (Vehicle Information): ...
- 242 .Once the vehicle begins m...
- 243 .To stop the timer, press ...
- 244 .Side Blind Zone AlertIf y...
- 245 .Trailer Gain and OutputOn...
- 246 .Compass Zone SettingThis ...
- 247 .Trip OdometerPress the tr...
- 248 .Compass Zone SettingThis ...
- 249 .4. To match additional tr...
- 250 .To adjust for compass var...
- 251 .4. Press the trip/fuel bu...
- 252 .DIC Warnings and Messages...
- 253 .CHECK TRAILER WIRINGOn ve...
- 254 .ENGINE OVERHEATED IDLE EN...
- 255 .HEATING WASH FLUID WASH W...
- 256 .PASSENGER DOOR OPENThis m...
- 257 .SERVICE AIR BAGThis messa...
- 258 .SERVICE STABILITRAKIf you...
- 259 .SERVICE TRAILER BRAKE SYS...
- 260 .There are several conditi...
- 261 .TRACTION CONTROL OFFIf yo...
- 262 .WASHER FLUID LOW ADD FLUI...
- 263 .DISPLAY LANGUAGEThis feat...
- 264 .AUTO DOOR UNLOCKThis feat...
- 265 .NO CHANGE:No change will ...
- 266 .EXIT LIGHTINGThis feature...
- 267 .CHIME VOLUMEThis feature ...
- 268 .EASY EXIT RECALLIf your v...
- 269 .MEMORY SEAT RECALLIf your...
- 270 .FACTORY SETTINGSThis feat...
- 271 .Audio System(s)Determine ...
- 272 .Setting the ClockMP3 Radi...
- 273 .MP3 Radio with a Six-Disc...
- 274 .Radio(s)The vehicle has o...
- 275 .Radios with CD and DVDRad...
- 276 .Noise Compensation Techno...
- 277 .Storing a Radio Station a...
- 278 .Setting the Tone(Bass/Mid...
- 279 .Adjusting the Speakers (B...
- 280 .Undesired XM categories c...
- 281 .Radio Messages for XM Onl...
- 282 .Playing a CD (In Either t...
- 283 .Care of the CD and DVD Pl...
- 284 .s REV (Fast Reverse): Pre...
- 285 .CD/AUX (CD/Auxiliary): Pr...
- 286 .Playing an MP3 CD-R or CD...
- 287 .Using the DVD PlayerThe D...
- 288 .O (Power):Press to turn t...
- 289 .DVD-V (Video) Display But...
- 290 .DVD-A (Audio) Display But...
- 291 .Stopping and Resuming Pla...
- 292 .To use a portable audio p...
- 293 .Using an MP3 (Radio with ...
- 294 .Playlists can be changed ...
- 295 .File System and NamingThe...
- 296 .s REV (Reverse):Press and...
- 297 .To change from playback b...
- 298 .Create a folder structur...
- 299 .Order of PlayTracks recor...
- 300 .Z CD (Eject):Press and re...
- 301 .RDM (Random):With the ran...
- 302 .BAND:Press this button to...
- 303 .No Artist Info:No artist ...
- 304 .Voice RecognitionThe Blue...
- 305 .Pairing Information: Up t...
- 306 .Listing All Paired and Co...
- 307 .Using the Store CommandTh...
- 308 .4. After the complete num...
- 309 .Using the Delete All Name...
- 310 .Using the Digit Dial Comm...
- 311 .Receiving a CallWhen an i...
- 312 .Muting a CallDuring a cal...
- 313 .Voice Pass-ThruVoice Pass...
- 314 .Sending a Stored Name Tag...
- 315 .Rear Seat Entertainment (...
- 316 .HeadphonesThe RSE include...
- 317 .Notice:Do not store the h...
- 318 .To use the auxiliary inpu...
- 319 .Video Screen(s)The video ...
- 320 .Remote Control ButtonsO (...
- 321 .s (Play/Pause):Press this...
- 322 .\ (Clear):Press this butt...
- 323 .Problem Recommended Actio...
- 324 .Cleaning the RSE Overhead...
- 325 .SRCE (Source):Press this ...
- 326 .Theft-Deterrent FeatureTH...
- 327 .¨ (Seek):Press to go to t...
- 328 .Rear Side Window AntennaT...
- 329 .Your Driving, the Road, a...
- 330 .Your Driving, the Road, a...
- 331 .Drunk Driving{ CAUTION:Dr...
- 332 .BrakingIf the vehicle is ...
- 333 .Antilock Brake System (AB...
- 334 .Braking in EmergenciesABS...
- 335 .If the system fails to tu...
- 336 .It is recommended to leav...
- 337 .Locking Rear AxleVehicles...
- 338 .Steering in EmergenciesTh...
- 339 .Off-Road RecoveryThe vehi...
- 340 .SkiddingIn a skid, a driv...
- 341 .Off-Road DrivingVehicles ...
- 342 .To remove the air dam:1. ...
- 343 .There are some important ...
- 344 .Getting Familiar with Off...
- 345 .Surface Obstacles: Unseen...
- 346 .Approaching a HillWhen yo...
- 347 .Sound the horn as you ap...
- 348 .If, after stalling, you t...
- 349 .{ CAUTION:Heavy braking w...
- 350 .Driving Across an Incline...
- 351 .Stalling on an Incline{ C...
- 352 .Driving in Water{ CAUTION...
- 353 .Driving at NightNight dri...
- 354 .Driving in Rain and on We...
- 355 .Before Leaving on a Long ...
- 356 .Hill and Mountain RoadsDr...
- 357 .Winter DrivingDriving on ...
- 358 .Blizzard ConditionsBeing ...
- 359 .To save fuel, run the eng...
- 360 .Rocking Your Vehicle to G...
- 361 .Notice:Never use recovery...
- 362 .Tire and Loading Informat...
- 363 .4. The resulting figure e...
- 364 .Item Description TotalAVe...
- 365 .Refer to your vehicles ti...
- 366 .The Certification/Tire la...
- 367 .Adding a Snow Plow or Sim...
- 368 .Here are some guidelines ...
- 369 .In order to calculate the...
- 370 .You can add heavier equip...
- 371 .Emergency Roof Lamp Provi...
- 372 .Dinghy TowingTwo-Wheel-Dr...
- 373 .3. Securely attach the ve...
- 374 .Dolly TowingFront Towing(...
- 375 .Four-Wheel-Drive Vehicles...
- 376 .Rear Towing (Rear Wheels ...
- 377 .{ CAUTION:Shifting a four...
- 378 .AutoridefiWith this featu...
- 379 .Notice:Pulling a trailer ...
- 380 .Three important considera...
- 381 .Vehicle Axle Ratio Maximu...
- 382 .Weight of the Trailer Ton...
- 383 .Do not exceed the maximum...
- 384 .If the vehicle has many o...
- 385 .Weight-Distributing Hitch...
- 386 .Tow/Haul ModePressing thi...
- 387 .Trailer BrakesA loaded tr...
- 388 .The ITBC system is powere...
- 389 .Trailer Brake Control Pan...
- 390 .Trailer Brake DIC Display...
- 391 .TRAILER GAIN This settin...
- 392 .Trailer Gain Adjustment P...
- 393 .Other ITBC Related DIC Me...
- 394 .SERVICE TRAILER BRAKE SYS...
- 395 .Towing a trailer requires...
- 396 .Turn Signals When Towing ...
- 397 .Parking on Hills{ CAUTION...
- 398 .Leaving After Parking on ...
- 399 .Heavy-Duty Trailer Wiring...
- 400 .Electric Brake Control Wi...
- 401 .Service.....................
- 402 .Tire Pressure Monitor Ope...
- 403 .ServiceFor service and pa...
- 404 .California Proposition 65...
- 405 .This vehicle has an airba...
- 406 .If this occurs, use a gas...
- 407 .Also, your dealer/retaile...
- 408 .At a minimum, E85 should ...
- 409 .Filling the Tank{ CAUTION...
- 410 .To open the fuel door, pu...
- 411 .If the vehicle has a Driv...
- 412 .Checking Things Underthe ...
- 413 .Hood ReleaseTo open the h...
- 414 .Engine Compartment Overvi...
- 415 .A.Engine Air Cleaner/Filt...
- 416 .When to Add Engine OilIf ...
- 417 .What Kind of Engine Oil t...
- 418 .Engine Oil Additives / En...
- 419 .How to Reset the Engine O...
- 420 .Engine Air Cleaner/Filter...
- 421 .3. Remove the engine air ...
- 422 .Automatic Transmission Fl...
- 423 .5. Keep the engine runnin...
- 424 .5. If the fluid level is ...
- 425 .5. Safe operating level i...
- 426 .How to Check Automatic Tr...
- 427 .Then, without shutting of...
- 428 .How to Add Automatic Tran...
- 429 .{ CAUTION:An electric eng...
- 430 .What to Use{ CAUTION:Addi...
- 431 .Checking CoolantThe vehic...
- 432 .How to Add Coolant to the...
- 433 .If no coolant is visible ...
- 434 .4. With the coolant surge...
- 435 .Engine OverheatingThe veh...
- 436 .If Steam Is Coming From T...
- 437 .If the temperature overhe...
- 438 .If the vehicle has electr...
- 439 .What to UseTo determine w...
- 440 .BrakesBrake FluidThe brak...
- 441 .Checking Brake FluidCheck...
- 442 .Brake WearThis vehicle ha...
- 443 .BatteryIf the vehicle is ...
- 444 .Jump StartingIf the vehic...
- 445 .Notice:If you leave the r...
- 446 .{ CAUTION:An electric fan...
- 447 .Do not connect positive (...
- 448 .10. Now start the vehicle...
- 449 .To disconnect the jumper ...
- 450 .How to Check LubricantTo ...
- 451 .For all 6.0L 1500 series...
- 452 .When to Change LubricantR...
- 453 .A:Fill PlugB:Drain Plug W...
- 454 .The vehicle should: Be pl...
- 455 .4. At a wall measure from...
- 456 .9. Make sure that the lig...
- 457 .Taillamps, Turn Signal, S...
- 458 .6. Press a new bulb into ...
- 459 .Windshield Wiper BladeRep...
- 460 .Backglass Wiper Blade Rep...
- 461 .TiresYour new vehicle com...
- 462 .20-Inch TiresIf your vehi...
- 463 .(B) TPC Spec (Tire Perfor...
- 464 .(A) Tire Size :The tire s...
- 465 .(F) Tire Ply Material :Th...
- 466 .(A) Light Truck (LT-Metri...
- 467 .Tire Terminology and Defi...
- 468 .GAWR RR :Gross Axle Weigh...
- 469 .Radial Ply Tire :A pneuma...
- 470 .Inflation - Tire Pressure...
- 471 .How to CheckUse a good qu...
- 472 .Please note that the TPMS...
- 473 .Tire Pressure Monitor Ope...
- 474 .TPMS Malfunction Light an...
- 475 .TPMS Sensor Matching Proc...
- 476 .8. Proceed to the driver ...
- 477 .Make certain that all whe...
- 478 .You need new tires if any...
- 479 .{ CAUTION:Mixing tires co...
- 480 .Your vehicles original eq...
- 481 .Uniform Tire Quality Grad...
- 482 .Temperature A, B, CThe t...
- 483 .Your dealer/retailer will...
- 484 .Tire ChainsIf your vehicl...
- 485 .If a Tire Goes FlatIt is ...
- 486 .Changing a Flat TireIf yo...
- 487 .A. Wheel BlockB. Flat Tir...
- 488 .2. Remove the wing nut (B...
- 489 .To access the spare tire,...
- 490 .4. Insert the open endof ...
- 491 .7. Tilt the tire toward t...
- 492 .Removing the Flat Tire an...
- 493 .A. Front PositionB. Rear ...
- 494 .Front Tire Flat:If the fl...
- 495 .Rear Tire Flat:If the fla...
- 496 .5. Remove all of thewheel...
- 497 .{ CAUTION:Rust or dirt on...
- 498 .10. Turn the wheel wrench...
- 499 .Secondary Latch SystemYou...
- 500 .4. Repeat this procedure ...
- 501 .9. Position the center li...
- 502 .Storing a Flat or Spare T...
- 503 .1. Put the tire (H) on th...
- 504 .4. Insert the open end of...
- 505 .To store the tools, do th...
- 506 .Spare TireYour vehicle, w...
- 507 .Lighter colored interiors...
- 508 .Fabric/CarpetUse a vacuum...
- 509 .Instrument Panel, Vinyl, ...
- 510 .Washing Your VehicleThe b...
- 511 .Notice:Machine compoundin...
- 512 .Aluminum or Chrome-Plated...
- 513 .Sheet Metal DamageIf the ...
- 514 .Vehicle IdentificationVeh...
- 515 .The vehicle has an airbag...
- 516 .Instrument Panel Fuse Blo...
- 517 .Fuses Usage4 Driver Door ...
- 518 .Center Instrument Panel F...
- 519 .Underhood Fuse BlockThe u...
- 520 .Fuses Usage6 Trailer Brak...
- 521 .Fuses Usage47 Not Used48 ...
- 522 .Capacities and Specificat...
- 523 .ApplicationCapacitiesEngl...
- 524 .Engine SpecificationsEngi...
- 525 .Maintenance Schedule .......
- 526 .Maintenance ScheduleIntro...
- 527 .Using the Maintenance Sch...
- 528 .Owner Checks and Services...
- 529 .Scheduled MaintenanceServ...
- 530 .Additional Required Servi...
- 531 .Additional Required Servi...
- 532 .Maintenance FootnotesThe ...
- 533 .(f)Lubricate all key lock...
- 534 .Owner Checks and Services...
- 535 .At Least Once a YearStart...
- 536 .Ignition Transmission Loc...
- 537 .Recommended Fluids andLub...
- 538 .Usage Fluid/LubricantRear...
- 539 .Maintenance Replacement P...
- 540 .Engine Drive Belt Routing...
- 541 .Maintenance RecordAfter t...
- 542 .Maintenance Record (contd...
- 543 .Maintenance Record (contd...
- 544 .Maintenance Record (contd...
- 545 .Customer Assistance and I...
- 546 .Customer Assistance andIn...
- 547 .STEP THREE U.S. Owners: ...
- 548 .STEP THREE Canadian Owne...
- 549 .Online Owner CenterOnline...
- 550 .Customer Assistance for T...
- 551 .Mexico, Central America a...
- 552 .Model, year, color, and ...
- 553 .Services Not Included in ...
- 554 .Scheduling Service Appoin...
- 555 .Public Transportation or ...
- 556 .Collision PartsGenuine GM...
- 557 .If a Crash OccursHere is ...
- 558 .Managing the Vehicle Dama...
- 559 .Reporting Safety Defects ...
- 560 .Current and Past Model Or...
- 561 .Event Data RecordersThis ...
- 562 .OnStarfiIf your vehicle h...
- 563 .AAccessories and Modifica...
- 564 .Appearance Care (cont.)Wa...
- 565 .CCalibration................
- 566 .Climate Control System .....
- 567 .Driving (cont.)Defensive....
- 568 .FFilterEngine Air Cleaner...
- 569 .HHalogen Bulbs..............
- 570 .LLabeling, Tire Sidewall ...
- 571 .MMaintenanceFootnotes.......
- 572 .OObject Detection, Side B...
- 573 .PhoneBluetoothfi............
- 574 .Rear Seat Entertainment S...
- 575 .Seats60/40 Split Bench Se...
- 576 .Storage Areas (cont.)Lugg...
- 577 .Tires (cont.)Wheel Alignm...
- 578 .WWarning Lights, Gages, a...
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