diagram CHEVROLET VENTURE 1998 Owners Manual

Manual Lumbar Control
Turn the knob on the
inboard side
of the
seat to adjust the lower
back support.
Head Restraints
Head restraints are fixed on some models and adjustable
on
others. Slide an adjustable head restraint up or down
so that the top of the restraint is closest to the top of
your ears. This position reduces the chance of a neck
injury in a crash.
Rear Seats
Seat Controls
The rear seats in your vehicle have levers and straps
used to adjust, remove
and replace the seats. By using the levers and straps,
in the correct order,
you can easily
remove the seats
from your vehicle.
When you replace the seats
in the vehicle, be sure to
follow the label on the back of the seat for proper location.
Follow
this diagram when the text in this manual tells you
what sets of floor cups to use
for each seat.
00
A B
0
G
FI
D
1 I
H
F
J
B
I
U
Floor Seat Pin Diagram
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5. Remove the seat by
rocking it slightly at the
top towards the rear
of
the vehicle and then lift
at the front latch release
lever. This should be
done
in one motion.
I 1. Place the front hooks of
the bench seat onto the
front two floor pins. To
do this, the seat will
need to be angled so that
the front hooks clear the
floor pins.
Replacing the Second Row Solid Bench Seat 2. With the seat still folded forward, roll down the gray
handle underneath the seat to lock the front latches.
Don’t put the bench seat
in so it faces rearward because
it won’t latch that way.
The solid benches have seat position labels, located on
the back of the seat, showing where the seat must
go.
Follow that diagram. Use the A, C and E sets of floor
cups.
See “Seat Controls” in the beginning of this
section for more details. The seat must be placed
in the
proper location for the legs to attach correctly.
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Replacing the Third Row Solid Bench Seat
Don’t put the bench seat in so it faces rearward because
it won’t latch that way. If you want more storage room
behind the seat, adjust
the seat by sliding it forward.
The solid benches have seat position labels, located on
the back of the seat, showing where the seat must
go.
Follow that diagram. Use all of the sets of floor cups in
the third row,
G, H, I and J sets of floor cups. See “Seat
Controls” in the beginning of this section for more
details. The seat must be placed in the proper location
for the legs to attach correctly.
Make sure the seat is
in the full rear position before
beginning this procedure.
1. Place the front hooks of the bench seat onto
the front two floor pins
in the third row.
To do
this, the seat will need to
be angled
so that the
front
hooks clear the
floor pins.
2. With the seat still folded forward, roll down the gray
handle underneath the seat to lock the front latches.
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6. Remove the seat by
rocking it slightly
towards the rear of the
vehicle and then pulling
it out.
Repeat Steps
1 through 5 for the other section of the
split bench seat.
Replacing the Split Bench Sections
Don’t put the sections of the bench seat in so they face
rearward because they won’t latch that way.
If you want
more storage room behind the seat, adjust each section
by sliding it forward.
The split benches have seat position labels, located on
the back of each seat, showing where the seat must go.
Follow that diagram.
The left (40) section of the 40/60 split bench uses the
A and B sets of floor cups.
The right (60) section of the 40/60 split bench uses
the
C and D sets of floor cups.
The left section of the 50/50 split bench uses the G
and H sets of floor cups.
The right section of the 50/50 split bench uses the 1
and J sets of floor cups.
See “Seat Controls’’
in the beginning of this section for
more details. The seat must be placed
in the proper
location for the legs to attach correctly.
Make sure the seat is in the full rear position before
beginning this procedure.
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6. Remove the seat by
rocking it slightly
towards the rear
of the
vehicle and then pulling
it out. This should be
done
in one motion.
Replacing the Bucket Seats
Don’t put the seats in so they face rearward because they
won’t latch that way.
If you want more storage room
behind the seat, adjust the seat by sliding
it forward.
The bucket seats have seat position labels, located on the
back
of the seat, showing where the seat must go.
Follow that diagram. See “Seat Controls” in the
beginning
of this section for more details. The seat
must be placed in the proper location for
the legs to
attach correctly. RIGHT
ONLY seats that don’t have the built-in child
restraint option
fit only in the right location of either
row, the
E and F or I and J sets of floor cups.
The
CENTER OR LEFT seat fits in the center location
or in either left location, the A and B, C and D or G
and H sets of floor cups.
The
LEFT ONLY seats that don’t have the built-in child
restraint option fit only in the left location
of either row,
the
A and B or G and H sets of floor cups.
RIGHT ONLY seats that have the built-in child restraint
option
fit only in the right location of the second row,
the
E and F sets of floor cups.
LEFT ONLY seats that have the built-in child restraint
option fit only in the left location
of the second row, the
A and B sets of floor cups.
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Your instrument panel is designed to let you know at a glance how your vehicle is running. You’ll know how fast
you’re going, how much fuel you’re using, and many other things you’ll need
to drive safely and economically.
Refer to the accompanying diagram
of your instrument panel to locate the components listed below.
A. Side Vents L. Ignition Switch
B. Front Vent
M. Climate Controls
C. Turn Signalhlultifunction Lever N. Rear Fan Controls (Option)
D. Hazard Warning Flashers Switch 0. Accessory Power Outlet
E. Instrument Cluster P. Storage Bin
E Center Vents Q. Remote CD Player (Option)
G. Audio System R. Instrument Panel Switchbank
H. Side Vents
S. LightedAshtray
I. Lamps Switch T. Glove Box
J. Hood Release U. Front Vents
K. Horn V. Fuse Panel
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