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Inm(OFF), air supply is shut off from all outlets and all
blower motor operation is stopped. Use this setting when
driving through an area where outside air is unpleasant or
dusty.
[IP01852(ALL)05/95]
RWARNING
Operating with the Function Selector Knob in OFF or in
MAX A/C for extended periods of time in cold weather
can result in fog buildup on interior glass surfaces.
[IP01857(ALL)05/95]
This fogging can make it difficult to see the road for safe
driving. Operating in the A/C,Q(PANEL),S
(PANEL/FLOOR),R(FLOOR),P(DEFROST/FLOOR) and
V(DEFROST) positions will help prevent fogging. Adjust the
temperature as necessary for comfort.
[IP01862(ALL)05/95]
InS(PANEL/FLOOR), approximately equal amounts of
airflow are directed to the instrument panel registers and the
floor outlets. This setting will engage the A/C compressor, thus
providing you with an additional A/C mode.
[IP01872(ALL)05/95]
InR(FLOOR), most of the system's air supply is directed to
the floor outlets with a small amount going to the windshield
and side window demisters.
[IP01882(ALL)04/95]
InP(DEFROST/FLOOR), approximately equal amounts of air
are directed to the windshield and floor outlets with a small
amount to the side windows.
[IP01886(ALL)04/95]
NOTE: If outside air temperatures are above approximately
45ÊF (7ÊC), theP(DEFROST/FLOOR) andV
(DEFROST) positions will also automatically engage
the air-conditioning compressor in order to reduce the
humidity in the air and aid in clearing the inside
glass. Adjust the Temperature Control Knob as
necessary for comfort.
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InV(DEFROST), most of the air is directed through the
defrosters and onto the windshield. A small amount is diverted
to the floor.
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[IP01895(ALL)08/94]
Heater Controls (Heater-Only Vehicles)
[IP01900(ALL)06/94]
The fan speed, temperature, and function controls are essentially
the same as the A/C controls described previously with the
exception that the control assembly has no function settings for
MAX A/C and A/C and no A/C compressor operation is
provided in any of the function settings. An illustration of the
control for a heater-only system follows.
[IP01912(ALL)05/95]
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Climate control panel Ð Heater-Only System
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[IP01951(ALL)06/94]
Turning On the Heat
[IP01961(ALL)10/93]
Heat will not be available until the engine has been running for
sufficient time as indicated by the engine coolant temperature
gauge.
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[IP01971(ALL)10/93]
To heat the inside of your vehicle:
[IP01976(ALL)04/95]1.
Turn the Function Selector Knob toR(FLOOR). Outside
air is drawn in and directed into the passenger compartment
through the floor outlets. Small quantities of air are also
directed to the defrost and side window demist outlets.
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Turn the Temperature Control Knob toward the WARM
(red) area.
[IP02002(ALL)06/94]3.
Turn the Fan Speed Knob to the speed of your choice. When
your vehicle warms up, you may want to set the Fan Speed
Knob to a lower speed, or adjust the Temperature Control
Knob to a lower setting to maintain a comfortable
temperature.
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To defrost the windshield and side windows:
[IP02016(ALL)08/94]
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Turn the Function Selector Knob toV(DEFROST), turn the
Temperature Control Knob to the WARM (red) area and turn
the Fan Speed Knob to the position of your choice.
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[IP02021(ALL)10/93]
To heat and defrost at the same time:
[IP02031(ALL)04/95]
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Turn the Function Selector Knob toP
(DEFROST/FLOOR),turn the Temperature Control Knob and
the Fan Speed Knob to provide the temperature and fan
speed you prefer.
[IP02050(ALL)06/94]
Do not place objects under the front seats unless your vehicle is
equipped with an under seat storage tray. Improperly stored
objects will interfere with the flow of air to the back seats.
[IP02060(ALL)06/94]
Remove any snow, ice, or leaves from the area below the
windshield on the outside of your vehicle. They could block the
air intake.
[IP02070(ALL)06/94]
Heating and Air Conditioning System
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Turning On the Heat
[IP02080(ALL)06/94]
You can heat the inside of your vehicle and defrost the
windshield using the Function Selector Knob located in the
control assembly in the instrument panel.
[IP02085(ALL)05/95]
The seven function selector modes are: MAX A/C, AC,Q
(PANEL),S(PANEL/FLOOR),R(FLOOR),P
(DEFROST/FLOOR), andV(DEFROST). If your vehicle is
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panel will also include a rear seat climate control knob. To turn
on the rear passenger compartment control system, select REAR
CTRL, Medium Low, Medium High, or High. With the knob set
to REAR CTRL, rear seat passengers will have control of rear
fan speed on the rear seat climate control panel. Positions
Medium Low, Medium High, or High will control rear fan
speed from the front control panel.
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The climate controls Ð main and auxiliary system A/C Ð Heater System Ð if
equipped
[IP02095(ALL)04/95]
The standard heating system and the heating portion of the
heating and air conditioning system are essentially identical.
There is one exception, however; the air conditioning
compressor will automatically engage when theP
(DEFROST/FLOOR) orV(DEFROST) position is selected to
aid in defogging and defrosting the inside glass when the
outside temperature is above approximately45ÊF (7ÊC).Refer to
the heating system operating instructions covered previously for
a more detailed explanation of heating system operation.
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Turning on the Air Conditioner
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[IP02132(ALL)09/93]
To cool your vehicle quickly in warm weather:
[IP02142(ALL)06/94]1.
Turn the Function Selector Knob to MAX A/C.
[IP02144(ALL)06/94]2.
Turn the Temperature Control Knob to COOL.
[IP02154(ALL)06/94]3.
Turn the Fan Speed Knob to the position of your choice.
[IP02164(ALL)05/95]4.
If your vehicle is equipped with the rear passenger
compartment air conditioning unit, it will be on when the
front system is on MAX A/C, A/C or PANEL/FLOOR and
the rear climate control knob is set to REAR CTRL, Medium
Low, Medium High, or High. Refer to the previous section
for an explanation of the heating system.
[IP02174(ALL)10/93]5.
Adjust your instrument panel registers.
[IP02184(ALL)03/94]6.
If the inside of your vehicle is very warm, you may want to
drive for a few minutes with the windows down and the air
conditioner on. This forces most of the hot, stale air out of
the vehicle and allows the air conditioner to cool the interior
more quickly.
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[IP02194(ALL)05/95]
The air conditioner may be used to cool the outside air being
drawn into your vehicle, but using recirculated air is more
economical and cools your vehicle more quickly.
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[IP02202(ALL)07/93]
Cooling your vehicle with outside air
[IP02212(ALL)10/93]
Cooling your vehicle with air conditioned outside air is quieter
but less economical than using recirculated air. It also has less
cooling capacity.
[IP02222(ALL)10/93]
To cool your vehicle with outside air:
[IP02232(ALL)06/94]1.
Turn the Function Selector Knob to the A/C orS
(PANEL/FLOOR).
[IP02242(ALL)06/94]2.
Turn the Temperature Control Knob to COOL.
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[IP02252(ALL)06/94]3.
Turn the Fan Speed Knob to the position of your choice.
[IP02262(ALL)10/93]4.
Make sure that the registers in the instrument panel are open
and adjusted to the positions of your choice.
[IP02272(ALL)06/94]
During periods of high humidity, vapor may be emitted from
the air outlets when using the A/C with outside air. Correct
this by switching the Function Control Knob to MAX A/C.
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[IP02282(ALL)06/94]
Improving fuel economy
[IP02292(ALL)06/94]
Whenever you turn on the air conditioning, your vehicle uses
more fuel because the air conditioning compressor is running.
To get better fuel economy while cooling your vehicle, do not
use the air conditioner on mild days. Instead, set the function
control knob toQ(PANEL) and turn the temperature control
knob to COOL.
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[IP02302(ALL)04/95]
Operating tips
[IP02307(ALL)08/94]
To vary the temperature inside your vehicle, move the
Temperature Control Knob toward WARM (red) for warmer
temperatures and toward COOL (blue) for cooler temperatures.
The Temperature Control Knob setting determines the
temperature of the air being discharged from the system in all
operating modes (heating or A/C).
[IP02312(ALL)08/94]
When stopped in traffic for long periods of time in hot weather,
place the automatic transaxle gearshift selector lever in Park (P)
or in Neutral (N). This aids in engine cooling and air
conditioner efficiency. (If the engine overheats, turn the
Function Selector Knob toQ(PANEL) and turn the
Temperature Control Knob to WARM.)
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[IP02316(ALL)10/93]
When your vehicle's engine is operated at full throttle, the air
conditioner compressor will automatically be turned off to allow
maximum engine power. This may occur during passing or
when climbing steep grades. The compressor will return to
normal operation within a few seconds after full throttle is no
longer needed.
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NOTE: The compressor will not operate when the outside
temperature is less than about45ÊF (7ÊC).
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Rear Climate Control System (If equipped)
[IP02332(ALL)04/95]
If your vehicle is equipped with a rear climate control system,
the rear seat occupants can select their own personal fan speed
settings.
[IP02342(ALL)05/95]
The rear seat climate control system is controlled from the main
climate control system on the instrument panel. If the rear
passenger compartment climate control knob in the front climate
control panel is set in OFF, the fan in the rear seat climate
control system will also be off. If the knob is set in any of the
fan speed positions (Medium Low, Medium High, or High), air
will be discharged from the rear seat vents at the corresponding
speed. However, when the knob is set at REAR CTRL, rear seat
passengers can control their own fan speed.
[IP02362(ALL)05/95]
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Rear fan control knob
[IP02366(ALL)05/95]
The rear passenger compartment climate control panel has a Fan
Speed Knob which controls the speed (Low, Medium Low,
Medium High, or High) at which air is discharged from the
registers whenever the Rear Control Knob on the front panel
climate control panel is in REAR CTRL.
[IP02380(ALL)05/95]
Front passengers determine the temperature and location of the
airflow for rear passengers by setting the Function Selector
Knob in the front climate control panel in either a heat or A/C
mode.
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If an A/C mode is chosen, rear passengers will receive FULL
COOL (air-conditioned) air out of the side and upper rear
registers. If a heat mode or theQ(PANEL) mode is chosen,
rear passengers will receive FULL WARM (heated) air out of
the lower rear registers.
[IP02420(ALL)04/95]
Rear passengers do not have the ability to adjust the
temperature or select the location of the airflow from the
auxiliary climate control system. Rear passengers can adjust the
Rear Fan Speed Control Knob and air discharge (adjust
registers) for comfort.
[IP02500(ALL)08/94]
NOTE: For maximum heating and cooling for front seat
passengers, set the rear fan switch to them(OFF)
position.
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[IP09300(ALL)04/95]
Liftgate Window Features
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[IP09400(ALL)05/95]
Rear Window Defogger (If equipped)
(Standard in Canada)
*
[IP09500(ALL)04/95]
The defogger for the rear liftgate window clears frost, fog, or
thin ice from both the inside and outside of the rear window.
The defogger operates with the ignition in the ON position.
[IP09600(ALL)09/93]
The control switch is located on the instrument panel to the
right of the steering column and below the climate control
system.
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Rear Wiper and Washer (If equipped)
[IP10500(ALL)11/93]
The controls for the rear wiper and washer can be found on the
instrument panel to the right of the instrument cluster below the
climate control system. The rear wiper and washer controls
operate with the ignition in the ACC or ON positions.
[IP10600(ALL)09/93]
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The rear wiper switches
[IP10700(ALL)03/94]
To turn on the rear wiper, press the rear wiper switch. The
wiper will operate until it is turned off. To turn off the rear
wiper, press the wiper switch a second time.
[IP10800(ALL)03/94]
To activate the rear washer, press the rear washer switch. Spray
will continue as long as the button is depressed. When you
activate the wash system, the wiper will also activate. The wiper
can be turned off by pressing the wiper switch a second time.
*
[IP10900(ALL)04/95]
Do not activate the washer for longer than fifteen seconds
continuously. This could damage the washer pump system.
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% [IP11600(ALL)12/93]
Power Quarter Vent Windows (If equipped)
[IP11700(ALL)03/94]
The power rear quarter vent windows operate with the ignition
in the ON or ACC positions. The vent windows are controlled
by the right and left switches located in the center of the
instrument panel, just to the right of the rear defogger. Press the
indented side of the switch to open the windows; press the
raised side of the switch to close the windows.
[IP11800(ALL)09/93]
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The power quarter window switches
% [IP12100(ALL)12/93]
Exterior Lamps
*
[IP12200(ALL)01/94]
To turn on the headlamps, parking lamps, marker lamps, license
plate lamps, tail lamps and instrument panel lights, use the
headlamp control knob, to the left of the instrument cluster.
*
[IP12300(ALL)01/93]1.
Turn the headlamp knob to the first position to turn on the
parking lamps, license plate lamps, tail lamps, marker lamps
and instrument panel lights.
*
[IP12400(ALL)05/95]2.
Turn the headlamp knob to the second position to turn on
the headlamps in addition to the parking lamps, tail lamps,
license plate lamps, marker lamps and instrument panel
lights.
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