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BUICK CENTURY 1997 User Guide The exit speed is usually posted. 
Reduce  your speed  according to your speedometer, 
not 
to your  sense  of motion. After  driving  for any distance 
at  higher  speeds, 
you may  tend to think  yo

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BUICK CENTURY 1997 User Guide Run your engine  only as long as  you must. This saves 
fuel. When  you  run  the engine,  make it  go a little  faster 
than  just idle. That is, push the accelerator slightly.  This 
uses less 
fuel

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BUICK CENTURY 1997 User Guide MFDBYGENERALMOTORSCORP 
DATE GVWR  GAWR 
FRT GAWR RR 
THIS VEHICLE  CONFORMS TO ALL  APPLI- 
CABLE 
U.S. FEDERAL  MOTOR VEHICLE 
SAFETY, 
BUMPER, AND  THEFT PREVENTION 
STANDARDS IN EFFECT  ON THE DAT

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BUICK CENTURY 1997 User Guide Your vehicle  can  tow a trailer  if it  is  equipped with the 
proper  trailer  towing equipment.  To identify what  the 
vehicle  trailering  capacity  is  for  your vehicle,  you 
should read 
the

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BUICK CENTURY 1997 User Guide Section 6 Service  and  Appearance Care 
Here you will find information  about  the  care of your Buick.  This section begins  with service  and fuel  information, 
and then 
it shows how  to check  i

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BUICK CENTURY 1997 User Guide Adding  Equipment  to  the  Outside of 
Your  Vehicle 
Things you might add  to the  outside  of your  vehicle  can 
affect the  airflow around it.  This  may cause  wind noise 
and affect windshield

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BUICK CENTURY 1997 User Guide Some  gasolines that are not  reformulated for  low 
emissions  contain 
an octane-enhancing  additive  called 
methylcyclopentadienyl manganese tricarbonyl  (MMT); 
ask your service station operator

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BUICK CENTURY 1997 User Guide Fuels  in  Foreign  Countries 
If  you plan on  driving in another  country  outside the 
United States  or  Canada, the proper fuel may  be hard  to 
find.  Never  use leaded  gasoline 
or any  other

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BUICK CENTURY 1997 User Guide While refueling, let the  cap  hang by the tether below the 
fuel  fill  opening. 
To 
take off  the cap, turn  it slowly to the left 
(counterclockwise).  The  cap has a spring in it; 
if you let 
go

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BUICK CENTURY 1997 User Guide When you put the  cap  back on, turn it to  the  right 
(clockwise)  until  you hear  a  clicking  sound. Make  sure 
you  fully  install  the  cap. The  diagnostic  system  can 
determine 
if the  fu
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