stop start CHEVROLET SPARK 2021 Get To Know Guide

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KEYLESS (PUSHBUTTON) STARTF
The Remote Keyless Entry transmitter must be in the vehicle to turn on t\
he ignition.
STARTING THE ENGINE
With the transmission in Park or Neutral, press the brake pedal (automatic trans-mission) or the clutch pedal (manual transmission) and then press the ENGINE START/STOP button. The green button indicator will illuminate.
Note: If the Remote Keyless Entry transmitter battery is weak, place the transmitter in the pocket in the center console storage area to enable the engine to start. Replace the transmitter battery as soon as possible.
STOPPING THE ENGINE/OFF
Shift to Park (automatic transmission only) and press the ENGINE START/STOP button.
ACCESSORY MODE
With the engine off and the brake pedal (automatic transmission) or cl\
utch pedal (manual transmission) not depressed, press the ENGINE START/STOP button to place the vehicle in accessory mode. The amber button indicator will illuminat\
e.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
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KEYED IGNITION SYSTEM (IF EQUIPPED)
STARTING THE VEHICLE
With the vehicle in Park or Neutral, rotate the key clockwise to the Start position.
TURNING OFF THE VEHICLE
Shift to Park (automatic transmission) or Neutral (manual transmission).
Push the key all the way in (1) and then rotate the key counter-clockwise to the Lock/Off position (2).
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
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AUDIO STEERING WHEEL CONTROLSF
BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM
Read your Owner’s Manual for important information about using the Bluetooth system while driving.
Before using a Bluetooth-enabled device in the vehicle, it must be paired with the in-vehicle Bluetooth system. The vehicle must be stopped to pair a devic\
e. Not all devices will support all functions. Visit my.chevrolet.com/how-to-support for more information.
PAIR A PHONE
1. To use voice recognition, press the Push to Talk button; after the tone, say “Pair Phone.”
To use the infotainment screen, select Phone > Phones or Connect Phone > Add Phone.
2. Start the pairing process on the phone. From your phone’s Bluetooth settings, select the name shown on the infotain-ment screen.
3. Follow the pairing instructions.
4. When pairing is complete, the phone screen is displayed. Your phone book may be downloaded depending on the \
phone.
STREAM AUDIO
With a paired device connected via Bluetooth, select Audio, and then tou\
ch More to select Bluetooth as the audio source. Control audio operation using the \
device controls or infotainment controls.
See Infotainment System in your Owner’s Manual.
Volume
Press the + or – button to adjust the volume.
SRC Source
Press to select an audio source.
Next/Previous Favorite Station
Rotate the thumbwheel up or down to go to the next or previous favorite radio station or track.

Push to Talk Press to answer an incoming call, or to use voice recognition with the B\
luetooth or OnStar® system.
End Call/Mute
Press to end or decline a call. Press to mute/unmute the vehicle speakers.
See Instruments and Controls in your Owner’s Manual.F Optional equipment

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1. Unlock the vehicle to unlock the fuel door.
2. Pull up the fuel door release handle on the floor near the driver’s seat.
3. The fuel door will pop open. Pull the door open to refuel the vehicle.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
The Oil Life System calculates oil life based on vehicle use and display\
s a Change Engine Oil message on the Driver Information Center when it’s necessary to c\
hange the engine oil and filter. The system should be reset to 100% only following an o\
il change.
See Vehicle Care in your Owner’s Manual.
The Low Tire Pressure warning light on the instrument cluster illuminates wh\
en one or more of the vehicle’s tires is significantly underinflated. Fi\
ll the tires to the proper tire pressures listed on the Tire and Loading Information label, located belo\
w the driver’s door latch. Current tire pressures can be viewed on the Driver Informati\
on Center (DIC).
See Vehicle Care in your Owner’s Manual.
Recreational towing means towing the vehicle behind another vehicle. Veh\
icles with an automatic transmission should be towed from the front with the two rear \
wheels on the ground and the two front wheels on a dolly. Vehicles with a manual trans\
mission can be towed from the front with all four wheels on the ground (dinghy towing)\
or with the two rear wheels on the ground and the two front wheels on a dolly. Refer to \
your Owner’s Manual for the proper towing procedure.
See Vehicle Care in your Owner’s Manual.
REFUELING THE VEHICLE
ENGINE OIL LIFE SYSTEM
TIRE PRESSURE MONITOR
RECREATIONAL TOWING
When stopped on a steep hill, the Hill Start Assist feature prevents the\
vehicle from roll-ing before driving off, whether facing uphill or downhill. During the tr\
ansition between when the driver releases the brake pedal and starts to accelerate, Hill \
Start Assist holds the brake pressure (for up to 2 seconds) to ensure the vehicle doesn’\
t roll.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
HILL START ASSIST