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BUICK LESABRE 1993 User Guide 4. Buckle  the  belt. 
Make sure  the release  button faces upward  or 
outward, 
so youll be  able  to unbuckle it quickly if 
you  ever  need  to. 
retractor to  set the lock. 
5. Pull the rest  of

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BUICK LESABRE 1993 User Guide Larger Children 
PA 
A 
7. Push  and  pull  the  child  restraint in different 
To remove the  child  restraint,  just unbuckle  the  vehicle’s 
safety  belt  and  let 
it go back  all  the  way. 
d

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BUICK LESABRE 1993 User Guide Q." What  if  a  child  is  wearing  a  lap-shoulder  belt, but  the  child 
is so small  that  the  shoulder  belt  is 
very  close  to the  childs  face  or neck? 
A: Move  the  child  toward  the

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BUICK LESABRE 1993 User Guide Wherever the child sits,  the lap portion  of the belt 
should  be worn  low and  snug on the hips,  just  touching 
the  child’s thighs.  This  applies belt force  to the  child’s 
pelvic  bones

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BUICK LESABRE 1993 User Guide Brake Adjustment 
................................... 163 
Fluid  248 ....................................... 
Lining  Replacement.  How  to Drive After .......... 249 
Master  Cylinder 
.............

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BUICK LESABRE 1993 User Guide Outside  Mirrors .................................. 99 
Overdrive.  Automatic 
............................. 74 
Overheated  Engine 
............................... 208 
P (park)  Position ...........

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BUICK LESABRE 1993 User Guide .. 
1 
Rotation.  Tire ................................... 257 
Run  (Ignition  Key  Position) ......................... 70 
Running  Lights.  Daytime .......................... -98 
Running  Your  En

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BUICK LESABRE 1993 User Guide Steam  From  Hot (Overheated) Engine ................ 208 
Steep  Hill  Parking 
............................... 182 
Steering 
....................................... 163 
Steering  in  Emergencies
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