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- 1 .1 ページ目のマニュアル
- 2 .2 ページ目のマニュアル
- 3 .2002 Chevrolet TrailBlaze...
- 4 .Table of ContentsWindowsK...
- 5 .Comfort Controls and Audi...
- 6 .ivTable of Contents (cont...
- 7 .Table of Contents (cont'd...
- 8 .viGENERAL MOTORS, GM, the...
- 9 .vii4-Door UtilityAbout Dr...
- 10 .viiiYou will also find a ...
- 11 .11 ページ目のマニュアル
- 12 .Fo...
- 13 .1-1-1Section 1 Seats and ...
- 14 .1-2Seats and Seat Control...
- 15 .1-3Lift up or push down o...
- 16 .1-4Memory Seat (If Equipp...
- 17 .1-5Two personalized exit ...
- 18 .1-6Reclining Front Seatba...
- 19 .1-7CAUTION:Sitting in a r...
- 20 .1-8Rear SeatsYour vehicle...
- 21 .1-9To return the head res...
- 22 .1-10CAUTION:It is extreme...
- 23 .1-11Why Safety Belts Work...
- 24 .1-12Get it up to speed. T...
- 25 .1-13or the instrument pan...
- 26 .1-14Here Are Questions Ma...
- 27 .1-15How to Wear Safety Be...
- 28 .1-165. To make the lap pa...
- 29 .1-17Q: What's wrong with ...
- 30 .1-18Q: What's wrong with ...
- 31 .1-19Q: What's wrong with ...
- 32 .1-20Q: What's wrong with ...
- 33 .1-21To unlatch the belt, ...
- 34 .1-22The best way to prote...
- 35 .1-23CAUTION: (Continued)F...
- 36 .1-24CAUTION:Anyone who is...
- 37 .1-25How the Air Bag Syste...
- 38 .1-26The driver's side imp...
- 39 .1-27CAUTION:If something ...
- 40 .1-28In any particular cra...
- 41 .1-29What will you see aft...
- 42 .1-30In many crashes sever...
- 43 .1-31Servicing Your Air Ba...
- 44 .1-32Lap -Shoulder BeltAll...
- 45 .1-33The lap part of the b...
- 46 .1-34Rear Safety Belt Comf...
- 47 .1-352. Slide the guide un...
- 48 .1-364. Buckle, position a...
- 49 .1-37CAUTION:People should...
- 50 .1-38CAUTION:Children who ...
- 51 .1-39CAUTION:Newborn infan...
- 52 .1-40Restraint Systems for...
- 53 .1-41A forward -facing chi...
- 54 .1-42Q: How do child restr...
- 55 .1-43Where to Put the Rest...
- 56 .1-44Top StrapSome child r...
- 57 .1-45Anchor brackets for t...
- 58 .1-46In order to use the s...
- 59 .1-47CAUTION:If a LATCH -t...
- 60 .1-48Securing a Child Rest...
- 61 .1-494. Pull the rest of t...
- 62 .1-50Center Seat PositionD...
- 63 .1-51CAUTION:A child in a ...
- 64 .1-524. Buckle the belt. M...
- 65 .1-536. To tighten the bel...
- 66 .1-54Older ChildrenOlder c...
- 67 .1-55CAUTION:Never do this...
- 68 .1-56CAUTION:Never do this...
- 69 .1-57Safety Belt ExtenderI...
- 70 .2-2-1Section 2 Features a...
- 71 .2-2WindowsCAUTION:Leaving...
- 72 .2-3Power WindowsThe contr...
- 73 .2-4KeysCAUTION:Leaving ch...
- 74 .2-5This vehicle has onedo...
- 75 .2-6Door LocksCAUTION:Unlo...
- 76 .2-7Power Door LocksThe po...
- 77 .2-82. Turn the key to RUN...
- 78 .2-9To enter the program m...
- 79 .2-102. You will find a se...
- 80 .2-11This device complies ...
- 81 .2-12Matching Transmitter(...
- 82 .2-13To replace the batter...
- 83 .2-14Liftgate ReleaseTo un...
- 84 .2-15Key in the IgnitionIf...
- 85 .2-16Content Theft -Deterr...
- 86 .2-17Testing the AlarmThe ...
- 87 .2-18If the engine does no...
- 88 .2-19Ignition PositionsUse...
- 89 .2-20Retained Accessory Po...
- 90 .2-21When starting your en...
- 91 .2-22To Use the Engine Coo...
- 92 .2-23CAUTION:It is dangero...
- 93 .2-24NEUTRAL (N): In this ...
- 94 .2-25FIRST (1): This posit...
- 95 .2-26Four -Wheel Drive (If...
- 96 .2-272HI: This setting is ...
- 97 .2-28If the SERVICE 4WD li...
- 98 .2-29Shifting to NEUTRALTo...
- 99 .2-30Parking BrakeTo set t...
- 100 .2-31Shifting Into PARK (P...
- 101 .2-32Leaving Your Vehicle ...
- 102 .2-33Shifting Out of PARK ...
- 103 .2-34Engine ExhaustCAUTION...
- 104 .2-35CAUTION:It can be dan...
- 105 .2-36Tilt WheelYou should ...
- 106 .2-37Turn and Lane Change ...
- 107 .2-38Headlamp High/Low-Bea...
- 108 .2-39Windshield Wipers: Mi...
- 109 .2-40Windshield WasherTher...
- 110 .2-41Cruise Control (If Eq...
- 111 .2-42Setting Cruise Contro...
- 112 .2-43Increasing Speed Whil...
- 113 .2-44Exterior LampsYour ex...
- 114 .2-45There is a delay in t...
- 115 .2-46To idle your vehicle ...
- 116 .2-47Interior LampsBrightn...
- 117 .2-48Exit LightingWith exi...
- 118 .2-49MirrorsElectrochromic...
- 119 .2-50Compass CalibrationPr...
- 120 .2-51Electrochromic Day/Ni...
- 121 .2-52Compass OperationPres...
- 122 .2-532. Press and hold the...
- 123 .2-54Power Remote Control ...
- 124 .2-55Electrochromic Rearvi...
- 125 .2-56Storage CompartmentsG...
- 126 .2-57To delete messages, p...
- 127 .2-58Cargo Security Shade ...
- 128 .2-59Cargo Tie DownsThere ...
- 129 .2-60Luggage CarrierCAUTIO...
- 130 .2-61To prevent damage or ...
- 131 .2-62Accessory Power Outle...
- 132 .2-63OnStar System (If Equ...
- 133 .2-64Volume Control: You c...
- 134 .2-65OnStar MED -NET: Med ...
- 135 .2-66OnStar System Limitat...
- 136 .2-67HomeLink Transmitter ...
- 137 .2-683. When the HomeLink ...
- 138 .2-693. Return to HomeLink...
- 139 .2-70The Instrument Panel ...
- 140 .2-71The main components o...
- 141 .2-72Instrument Panel Clus...
- 142 .2-73Speedometer and Odome...
- 143 .2-74Warning Lights, Gages...
- 144 .2-75Air Bag Readiness Lig...
- 145 .2-76Charging System Indic...
- 146 .2-77Readings in the low w...
- 147 .2-78This light should com...
- 148 .2-79Engine Coolant Temper...
- 149 .2-80This system is called...
- 150 .2-81This light should com...
- 151 .2-82Did you just drive th...
- 152 .2-83Oil Pressure GageUnit...
- 153 .2-84Change Engine Oil Lig...
- 154 .2-85Cruise Control Light ...
- 155 .2-86Service Four-Wheel-Dr...
- 156 .2-87Gate AjarUnited State...
- 157 .2-88Here are four things ...
- 158 .2-89Driver Information Ce...
- 159 .2-90OdometerPress the tri...
- 160 .2-91Fuel RangePress the f...
- 161 .2-92The DIC does not repl...
- 162 .2-93Alarm Warning TypePre...
- 163 .2-94Automatic UnlockingPr...
- 164 .2-95Choose one of the thr...
- 165 .2-96If you choose lamps, ...
- 166 .2-97Headlamps on at ExitP...
- 167 .2-98Choose one of the fou...
- 168 .2-99Display LanguageTo se...
- 169 .2-100DIC Warnings and Mes...
- 170 .2-101SERVICE AIR BAGIf th...
- 171 .2-102CHECK OIL LEVELIf th...
- 172 .2-103LEFT REAR DOOR AJARI...
- 173 .3-3-1Section 3 Comfort Co...
- 174 .3-2Comfort ControlsThis s...
- 175 .3-3Driver's Side Temperat...
- 176 .3-4Mode Buttons (Recircul...
- 177 .3-5Driver's Side Temperat...
- 178 .3-6Automatic OperationPre...
- 179 .3-7Manual OperationYou ma...
- 180 .3-8Air ConditioningOn hot...
- 181 .3-9If your vehicle has th...
- 182 .3-10Rear Comfort Controls...
- 183 .3-11Ventilation SystemFor...
- 184 .3-12Ventilation TipsKeep ...
- 185 .3-13Audio SystemsYour aud...
- 186 .3-14AUTO VOL: Your system...
- 187 .3-15Setting Preset Statio...
- 188 .3-16To set treble to the ...
- 189 .3-17The middle position b...
- 190 .3-18Accessing RDS Station...
- 191 .3-19RDS Radio Announcemen...
- 192 .3-20When a traffic announ...
- 193 .3-212 NEXT: Press this bu...
- 194 .3-22TAPE AUX: With a cass...
- 195 .3-23Radio/Cassette Tape M...
- 196 .3-24AM-FM Stereo with Com...
- 197 .3-25 SEEK PSCAN : To seek...
- 198 .3-26Setting the Tone (Bas...
- 199 .3-27Adjusting the Speaker...
- 200 .3-28RDS features are only...
- 201 .3-29AM FM: The AM FM butt...
- 202 .3-30Your radio can be pro...
- 203 .3-314 FWD: Press and hold...
- 204 .3-32Radio/Compact Disc Me...
- 205 .3-33AUTO VOL: Your system...
- 206 .3-34Setting Preset Statio...
- 207 .3-35To set all tone and s...
- 208 .3-36To set all tone and s...
- 209 .3-37When you are tuned to...
- 210 .3-38RDS Radio Announcemen...
- 211 .3-39When a traffic announ...
- 212 .3-402 NEXT: Press this bu...
- 213 .3-41Cassette Tape Message...
- 214 .3-42Playing a Compact Dis...
- 215 .3-43TUNE DISP: Press this...
- 216 .3-44AM-FM Stereo with 6-D...
- 217 .3-45Finding a StationAM F...
- 218 .3-46Setting the Tone (Bas...
- 219 .3-47If your vehicle has t...
- 220 .3-48Using RDSYour audio s...
- 221 .3-49Setting PTY Preset St...
- 222 .3-50Playing a Compact Dis...
- 223 .3-51Playing a Specific Lo...
- 224 .3-52RPT: With repeat, you...
- 225 .3-53TUNE RCL P -TYPE: Pre...
- 226 .3-544. Press and hold the...
- 227 .3-55Rear Seat Audio (If E...
- 228 .3-56The SEEK button is in...
- 229 .3-57Understanding Radio R...
- 230 .3-58Care of Your Cassette...
- 231 .3-59If your vehicle is eq...
- 232 .3-60Care of Your Compact ...
- 233 .4-4-1Section 4 Your Drivi...
- 234 .4-2Defensive DrivingThe b...
- 235 .4-3Drunken DrivingDeath a...
- 236 .4-4It's the amount of alc...
- 237 .4-5The body takes about a...
- 238 .4-6Control of a VehicleYo...
- 239 .4-7Avoid needless heavy b...
- 240 .4-8Here's how anti -lock ...
- 241 .4-9Remember: Anti -lock d...
- 242 .4-10The TRAC OFF light on...
- 243 .4-11If desired, you can c...
- 244 .4-12Suppose you're steeri...
- 245 .4-13An emergency like thi...
- 246 .4-14PassingThe driver of ...
- 247 .4-15Check your mirrors, g...
- 248 .4-16If your vehicle start...
- 249 .4-17Before You Go Off-Roa...
- 250 .4-18Environmental Concern...
- 251 .4-19Controlling your vehi...
- 252 .4-20When you drive over o...
- 253 .4-21Approaching a HillWhe...
- 254 .4-22Driving UphillOnce yo...
- 255 .4-23Q: What should I do i...
- 256 .4-24Q: Suppose, after sta...
- 257 .4-25Driving DownhillWhen ...
- 258 .4-26Q: Are there some thi...
- 259 .4-27Driving Across an Inc...
- 260 .4-28Q: What if I'm drivin...
- 261 .4-29Driving in Mud, Sand,...
- 262 .4-30If the water isn't to...
- 263 .4-31Driving at NightNight...
- 264 .4-32What you do in the da...
- 265 .4-33Driving in Rain and o...
- 266 .4-34Driving too fast thro...
- 267 .4-35Hydroplaning doesn't ...
- 268 .4-36City DrivingOne of th...
- 269 .4-37Freeway DrivingMile f...
- 270 .4-38The exit speed is usu...
- 271 .4-39Highway HypnosisIs th...
- 272 .4-40If you drive regularl...
- 273 .4-41Winter DrivingHere ar...
- 274 .4-42Driving on Snow or Ic...
- 275 .4-43If you don't have a t...
- 276 .4-44Here are some things ...
- 277 .4-45Then, shut the engine...
- 278 .4-46Dinghy TowingWhen tow...
- 279 .4-474. Shift the transfer...
- 280 .4-48Loading Your VehicleT...
- 281 .4-49CAUTION:Do not load y...
- 282 .4-50Adding a Snow Plow or...
- 283 .4-51To identify what the ...
- 284 .4-52Weight of the Trailer...
- 285 .4-53If you're using a wei...
- 286 .4-54Safety ChainsYou shou...
- 287 .4-55Driving with a Traile...
- 288 .4-56Following DistanceSta...
- 289 .4-57Turn Signals When Tow...
- 290 .4-58Parking on HillsCAUTI...
- 291 .4-59When You Are Ready to...
- 292 .4-60Trailer Wiring Harnes...
- 293 .5-5-1Section 5 Problems o...
- 294 .5-2Hazard Warning Flasher...
- 295 .5-3Jump StartingIf your b...
- 296 .5-41. Check the other veh...
- 297 .5-5CAUTION:Using a match ...
- 298 .5-66. Connect the red pos...
- 299 .5-79. Connect the other e...
- 300 .5-8Jumper Cable RemovalA....
- 301 .5-9Engine OverheatingYou ...
- 302 .5-10If No Steam Is Coming...
- 303 .5-11Cooling SystemWhen yo...
- 304 .5-12NOTICE:Engine damage ...
- 305 .5-13NOTICE:In cold weathe...
- 306 .5-14CAUTION:Steam and sca...
- 307 .5-15How to Add Coolant to...
- 308 .5-163. Fill the radiator ...
- 309 .5-176. Start the engine a...
- 310 .5-18If a Tire Goes FlatIt...
- 311 .5-19The following steps w...
- 312 .5-20The tools you'll be u...
- 313 .5-212. Turn the wheel wre...
- 314 .5-22Secondary Latch Syste...
- 315 .5-236. Attach the jack ha...
- 316 .5-2410. Disconnect the ja...
- 317 .5-25Removing the Flat Tir...
- 318 .5-26FrontRearA. FrameB. J...
- 319 .5-274. Place the jack in ...
- 320 .5-287. Remove any rust or...
- 321 .5-2911. Lower the vehicle...
- 322 .5-30Storing a Flat or Spa...
- 323 .5-31Follow this diagram t...
- 324 .5-32Return the jack, whee...
- 325 .5-33NOTICE:Spinning your ...
- 326 .5-34CAUTION:The recovery ...
- 327 .6-6-1Section 6 Service an...
- 328 .6-2ServiceYour dealer kno...
- 329 .6-3CAUTION:You can be inj...
- 330 .6-4Gasoline Specification...
- 331 .6-5AdditivesSome gasoline...
- 332 .6-6Filling Your TankCAUTI...
- 333 .6-7CAUTION:If you get gas...
- 334 .6-8Filling a Portable Fue...
- 335 .6-9Hood Release1. To open...
- 336 .6-10Engine Compartment Ov...
- 337 .6-11A. Coolant Recovery T...
- 338 .6-12Turn off the engine a...
- 339 .6-13What Kind of Engine O...
- 340 .6-14As in the chart shown...
- 341 .6-15How to Reset the CHAN...
- 342 .6-16Engine Air Cleaner/Fi...
- 343 .6-17After changing the en...
- 344 .6-18Automatic Transmissio...
- 345 .6-19To get the right read...
- 346 .6-20Then, without shuttin...
- 347 .6-21NOTICE:We recommend y...
- 348 .6-22Four -Wheel DriveLubr...
- 349 .6-23Front AxleWhen to Che...
- 350 .6-24Engine CoolantThe coo...
- 351 .6-25What to UseUse a mixt...
- 352 .6-26Checking CoolantThe e...
- 353 .6-27Add coolant mixture a...
- 354 .6-28Power Steering FluidT...
- 355 .6-29Windshield Washer Flu...
- 356 .6-30BrakesBrake FluidYour...
- 357 .6-31Checking Brake FluidY...
- 358 .6-32NOTICE:Using the wron...
- 359 .6-33Some driving conditio...
- 360 .6-34BatteryYour new vehic...
- 361 .6-35Bulb ReplacementFor t...
- 362 .6-36Windshield Wiper Blad...
- 363 .6-373. Remove the insert ...
- 364 .6-38Backglass Wiper Blade...
- 365 .6-39Inflation -- Tire Pre...
- 366 .6-40Tire Inspection and R...
- 367 .6-41CAUTION:Rust or dirt ...
- 368 .6-42Buying New TiresTo fi...
- 369 .6-43Uniform Tire Quality ...
- 370 .6-44Temperature -- A, B,...
- 371 .6-45Each new wheel should...
- 372 .6-46Tire ChainsCAUTION:Do...
- 373 .6-47Don't use any of thes...
- 374 .6-48Special Fabric Cleani...
- 375 .6-49Cleaning the Top of t...
- 376 .6-50Cleaning the Outside ...
- 377 .6-51Cleaning Exterior Lam...
- 378 .6-52Cleaning Aluminum Whe...
- 379 .6-53Finish DamageAny ston...
- 380 .6-54GM Vehicle Care/Appea...
- 381 .6-55Vehicle Identificatio...
- 382 .6-56Electrical SystemAdd-...
- 383 .6-57Fuses and Circuit Bre...
- 384 .6-58
- 385 .6-59Mini Fuses Usage1 ECA...
- 386 .6-60J-Case Fuses Usage32 ...
- 387 .6-61Fuse Usage01 Right Do...
- 388 .6-62Fuse Usage17 Right Re...
- 389 .6-63Replacement BulbsLamp...
- 390 .7-7-1Section 7 Maintenanc...
- 391 .7-2Have you purchased the...
- 392 .7-3How This Section is Or...
- 393 .7-4Part A: Scheduled Main...
- 394 .Scheduled Maintenance7-5T...
- 395 .Scheduled Maintenance7-6E...
- 396 .Scheduled Maintenance7-7
- 397 .Scheduled Maintenance7-8
- 398 .Scheduled Maintenance7-97...
- 399 .Scheduled Maintenance7-10...
- 400 .Scheduled Maintenance7-11...
- 401 .Scheduled Maintenance7-12...
- 402 .Scheduled Maintenance7-13...
- 403 .Scheduled Maintenance7-14...
- 404 .7-15Part B: Owner Checks ...
- 405 .7-16At Least Twice a Year...
- 406 .7-17Weatherstrip Lubricat...
- 407 .7-18Starter Switch CheckC...
- 408 .7-19Ignition Transmission...
- 409 .7-20Part C: Periodic Main...
- 410 .7-21Transfer Case and Fro...
- 411 .7-22Part D: Recommended F...
- 412 .7-23USAGE FLUID/LUBRICANT...
- 413 .7-24USAGE FLUID/LUBRICANT...
- 414 .7-25Part E: Maintenance R...
- 415 .7-26Maintenance RecordDAT...
- 416 .7-27Maintenance RecordDAT...
- 417 .7-28Maintenance RecordDAT...
- 418 .7-29Maintenance RecordDAT...
- 419 .7-30Maintenance RecordDAT...
- 420 .8-8-1Section 8 Customer A...
- 421 .8-2Customer Satisfaction ...
- 422 .8-3STEP TWO -- If after c...
- 423 .8-4You may contact the BB...
- 424 .8-5CanadaGeneral Motors o...
- 425 .8-6Chevrolet Roadside Ass...
- 426 .8-7Roadside Courtesy Care...
- 427 .8-8For prompt assistance ...
- 428 .8-9If the dealer requests...
- 429 .8-10Courtesy Transportati...
- 430 .8-11REPORTING SAFETY DEFE...
- 431 .8-122002 CHEVROLET SERVIC...
- 432 .8-13PUBLICATION FORMNUMBE...
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