BUICK CENTURY 1994 Manual Online

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BUICK CENTURY 1994 Manual Online Automatic Transaxle 
I 
There  are several different  positions for  your shift lever. 
0 P (Park) 
This  locks your front wheels. Its the best position to 
use  when  you  start your  engine  becaus

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BUICK CENTURY 1994 Manual Online R (Reverse) 
Use this gear to back  up. 
I 
I NOTICE: 
Shifting  to “R” (Reverse)  while your  vehicle is 
moving  forward  could  damage  your  transaxle. 
Shift  to 
“R” only  after  your  v

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BUICK CENTURY 1994 Manual Online @ Automatic Overdrive 
If your  automatic  transaxle  has automatic  overdrive, 
this  position  is for  normal  driving. 
If you need  more 
power  for passing,  and  you’re: 
- Going less than 35

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BUICK CENTURY 1994 Manual Online c 
0 1 (First Gear) 
This position gives you even  more  power (but lower 
fuel  economy)  than 
“2.” You can use it  on very steep 
hills,  or in deep  snow  or mud.  If the  selector lever  is

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BUICK CENTURY 1994 Manual Online I NOTICE: 
Driving  with  the  parking  brake  on  can  cause  your 
rear  brakes 
to overheat. You  may have to replace 
them,  and  you  could  also  damage  other  parts 
of 
your  vehicle. 
If you

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BUICK CENTURY 1994 Manual Online 0 Move the lever up  as far  as it will go. 
3. Move the ignition key  to “Lock.” 
4. Remove  the key and take  it with  you. If  you  can 
walk  away  from  your vehicle with  the ignition key in

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BUICK CENTURY 1994 Manual Online Torque Lock 
If you are parking on a hill and you don’t  shift your 
transaxle  into 
“P’ (Park)  properly, the weight  of the 
vehicle  may put  too much  force  on  the  parking pawl 
in 
the

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BUICK CENTURY 1994 Manual Online Engine  Exhaust Running  Your  Engine  While  You’re 
Parked 
It’s better not to park with the engine running.  But if you 
ever have to, here are some things  to know. 
I A CAUTION: 
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BUICK CENTURY 1994 Manual Online Follow the  proper steps to be  sure  your vehicle won’t 
move.  See  “Shifting  Into 
‘P’ (Park)” in the Index. 
If you are  parking on a hill and if you’re pulling  a 
trailer, 
also see

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BUICK CENTURY 1994 Manual Online Wagon Rear Vent Windows  (Option) 
To open, pull the latch forward, then push  on the  center 
of the  latch  to swing the window  out into the open 
position. 
To close  the window,  pull the center
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