set clock CADILLAC ELDORADO 1995 10.G Owners Manual
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INFORMATION Button 
Pressing the  INFORMATION  button  repeatedly will display the 
ENGINE KPM (Digital Cluster only),  ENGINE  COOLANT  TEMP, 
BATTERY  VOLTAGE,  AVG 
MPH, MPG AVG, FUEL USED, 
OIL 
LIFE LEFT and  TIMER. 
RESET Button 
Pressing  the  RESET  button will reset the AVG  MPH, MPG AVG,  FUEL 
USED, OIL LIFE LEFT  and TIMER  when each function  is displayed. 
TIMER Button 
The TIMER feature is like a stopwatch, in that  you can clock  the time it 
takes  to  get  from one point to another. 
To opcrate,  press either  the TIMER button or successively  press the 
INFORMATION  button 
until TIMER 0O:OO:OO is  displayed on the  Driver 
Information  Center.  Each 
of the  fields  for  the  HOURS,  MINUTES  and 
SECONDS are two numeric digits. 
Once 
TIMER 0O:OO:OO is displayed, press  the  TIMER button  to  start  the 
timing  feature.  Press the TIMER  button again to  stop 
it. If you will be 
starting  and  stopping your Cadillac, during  a  trip  for  instance,  the 
TIMER 
feature will automatically  start timing where it left off when  you  last 
stopped. 
To reset it, press  and  hold the RESET button until the display 
reads 
TIMER 0O:OO:OO. Press the INFORMATION button  to exit from 
the TIMER function. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Setting  the Clock 
Turn the ignition on the  and  the  radio off. Then: 
To Set  the  Hour: 
Press SET, and within five  seconds, 
Press  and  hold SEEK. When  the  clock gets to  the  correct  hour, 
To Set  the  Minutes: 
Press SET, and within  five seconds, 
release. 
Press  and 
hold SCAN. When  the  clock gets to  the  correct  minute, 
Your  clock 
is set. 
release. 
How to 
Operate  Your Audio  System 
Your Cadillac will have one of the following  Delco@  Radio  Systems. 
Please  read  about  the  system that  pertains  to 
your vehicle. 
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The Delco@  Bose Gold Series Music System  with 
Cassette  Player 
....... 
This standard  music system  is the  Delco@  Bose Music System with dual 
playback.  The system includes  an 
AM and FM stereo electronically  tuned 
radio  receiver with  an integral  cassette,  and 
six Delco@  custom designed 
speakers  with 
very specific frequency  ranges. A digital clock  is also 
included. 
The Upper hob 
The  upper  knob  does the following: 
0 It  turns  the  radio  on  and off. 
It controls  the volume. 
It lets  you  see what  station  you have.  (When  the  radio  is on,  press  the 
It tells you  the time.  (When  the ignition  is off, press the RCWPROG 
It allows  you to  hear  the  other  side of tape play.  (When  a cassette is 
Behind  the  upper  knob  is the  balance  control.  It moves  the sound 
between  the left  and  right  speakers. 
RCLPROG knob to display  the station.) 
knob to display  the time.) 
inserted  into  the player,  press  the  knob  to change  sides.) 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine The Inside of Your  Cadillac ....................... 6-52 
The  Outside 
of Your Cadillac ...................... 6-57 
Tires 
........................................... 6-58 
Top 
of the  Instrument  Panel ....................... 6-55 
Vinyl 
.......................................... 6-54 
Climate  Control System 
.............................. 3-2 
Clock.  Setting  the 
.................................. 3-10 
Comfort  Controls 
................................... 3-1 
Compact  Disc Care 
................................. 3-20 
Compact  Spare  Tire 
................................ 5-30 
Compass,  Electrochromic  Daymight  Rearview Mirror 
with 2-57 
Console  Shift Lever 
................................. 2-30 
Console.  Center 
.................................... 2-13 
ControI 
of a  Vehicle ................................. 4-5 
Control, 
Loss of .................................... 4-14 
Convenience  Net 
................................... 2-63 
Convex  Outside  Mirror 
.............................. 2-61 
Coolant 
........................................... 6-23 
Heater,  Engine 
............................. 2-22.  6-15 
SurgeTank 
..................................... 5-17 
Cooling  System .................................... 5-15 
Cornering  Lamps 
................................... 2-52 
Cruise  Control 
..................................... 2-44 
Erasing Speed  Memory 
........................... 2-48 
Getting  Out 
of .................................. 2-48 
Passing  Another  Vehicle  While  Using 
............... 2-47 
To Increase Speed ............................... 2-47 
To Reduce Speed ................................ 2-47 
To  Resume  a Set Speed 
........................... 2-46 
To Set .......................................... 2-45 
Traction  Control Activated 
........................ 2-44 
Use on Hills .................................... 2-47 
Cruise Engaged Message 
............................ 2-88 
Cupholders ........................................ 2-13 
Customer  Assistance  Information 
...... See Owner Assistance 
Damage. 
Finish .................................... 6-59 
Damage.  Sheet  Metal ............................... 6-58 
Daytime Running Lamps ............................ 2-53 
De.Ice. Front ....................................... 3-8 
Dead Battery ....................................... 5-3 
Defects.  Reporting .................. See Owner Assistance 
Defensive Driving 
................................... 4-1 
Defog 
............................................. 3-4 
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