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Part C: Periodic  Maintenance 
Inspections 
Listed  below  are  inspections  and  services  which  should 
be  performed 
at least  twice  a  year  (for  instance,  each 
spring  and  fall).  You should  let  your  GM  dealer’s 
service  department  or  other  qualified  service  center  do 
these 
jobs. Make  sure any necessary  repairs  are 
completed  at  once. 
Restraint  Systems 
Now and  then,  make  sure  all  your  belts,  buckles,  latch 
plates,  retractors,  anchorages  and  reminder  systems  are 
working properly.  Look  for any  loose  parts  or  damage. 
If you  see  anything  that  might  keep  a  restraint  system 
from  doing  its job, have  it  repaired. 
Steering,  Suspension  and  Front-Wheel- 
Drive  Axle  Boot  and  Seal  Inspection 
Inspect the front  and  rear  suspension  and  steering 
system  for damaged,  loose  or missing  parts,  signs  of 
wear,  or  lack  of lubrication.  Inspect  the power  steering 
lines  and  hoses  for  proper  hookup,  binding,  leaks, 
cracks,  chafing,  etc.,Clean and  then  inspect  the  drive 
axle  boot  seals  for damage,  tears  or  leakage.  Replace 
seals 
if necessary. 
Exhaust  System  Inspection 
Inspect  the  complete  exhaust  system.  Inspect  the  body 
near  the  exhaust  system. 
Look for  broken,  damaged, 
missing  or  out-of-position  parts  as well  as  open  seams, 
holes,  loose  connections,  or  other  conditions  which 
could  cause 
a heat  build-up in the  floor  pan or  could  let 
exhaust  fumes  into  the  vehicle.  See “Engine  Exhaust”  in 
the  Index. 
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GAWR (Gross  Axle  Weight  Rating) ................ 4-43 
Gear  Positions 
................................. 2-  12 
GloveBox 
..................................... 2-5 
GVWR (Gross Vehicle  Weight  Rating) .............. 4-43 
Halogen  Bulbs 
................................ 6-35 
Hazard  Warning  Flashers 
.......................... 5-1 
Head  Restraints 
................................. 1-4 
Headlamp  High-Low  Beam  Changer 
............... 2-30 
Headlamps 
.................................... 2-30 
Headlamps.  Bulb  Replacement 
.................... 6-35 
Hearing  or  Speech  Impaired.  Customer  Assistance 
...... 8-2 
Heater  Controls 
................................. 3-1 
Heating 
........................................ 3-2 
High  Beam  Lamps.  How 
to Change ................ 2-30 
Highway  Hypnosis 
.............................. 4-33 
Hill  and  Mountain  Roads 
......................... 4-34 
Glass.  Cleaning 
................................ 6-52 
Hitches.  Trailer 
................................. 4-47 
HoodProp 
..................................... 6-7 
Hood  Release 
................................... 6-6 
Horn ......................................... 2-27 
Hubs.  Freewheeling 
............................. 2-  17 
Hydroplaning 
.................................. 4-30 
If You’re  Stuck: In Sand.  Mud.  Ice or  Snow ......... 5-31 
Ignition  Key  Positions 
............................ 2-8 
Inside  Daymight  Rearview  Mirror 
................. 2-34 
Inside  Rearview  Mirror 
.......................... 2-34 
Inspections 
Brakesystem 
............................... 7-53 
Ignition  Switch 
.................................. 2-8  Exhaust  Systems 
............................. 7-52 
Restraint  Systems 
............................ 7-52 
Steering.  Suspension  and  Front-Wheel-Drive 
Axle  Boot  and  Seal 
......................... 7-52 
Throttle  Linkage 
............................. 7-53 
Instrument  Panel 
............................... 2-38 
Cleaning 
................................... 6-52 
Cluster.  Optional 
............................. 2-41 
Cluster.  Standard 
............................. 2-40 
Fuse  Block 
................................. 6-62 
InteriorLamps 
................................. 2-33 
.................................... J ack.  Tire  5-23 
Jump  Starting 
................................... 5-2 
Key  Lock  Cylinders ............................ 7-49 
Keys 
.......................................... 2-1 
Lamps  Daytime  Running 
............................ 2-32 
Dome 
..................................... 2-33 
Interior 
.................................... 2-33 
Lamp.  Malfunction  Indicator 
...................... 2-46 
LampsOnReminder 
............................ 2-30 
Larger  Children.  Safety  Belt  Use 
................... 1-31 
Leaving  Your  Vehicle 
............................. 2-3 
Leaving  Your  Vehicle  With  the  Engine  Running 
....... 2-22 
Lever  AirIntake 
................................... 3-2 
Airflow ..................................... 3-1 
Fancontrol 
.................................. 3-2 
9-5 
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