GMC JIMMY 1997 Owner's Manual

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual NOTICE: 
Do not tow  with  sling-type  equipment  or 
fascia/fog  lamp  damage 
will occur. Use wheel-lift 
or  car  carrier  equipment.  Additional  ramping 
may  be  required  for  car-carrier  equi

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual NOTICE: 
Do not  tow  with  sling-type  equipment  or  rear 
bumper  valance  damage 
will occur.  Use wheel-lift 
or  car-carrier  equipment.  Additional  ramping 
may  be  required  for  car-carrier

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual Engine Overheating 
You will find a coolant  temperature gage on your 
vehicles  instrument  panel. 
If Steam Is C . - g I; - ___I Your Engine 
Steam  from  an  overheated  engine  can  burn  you 
ba

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual If No Steam Is Coming From Your Engine 
If you zet the overheat  warning  but  see or  hear no 
steam. the problem may not be too  serious.  Sometimes 
the  engine  can  get 
a little too hot when you

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual When you decide  its safe  to lift the hood.  heres  what 
youll see: 
A. Coolant  Recovery  Tank 
B. Radiator Pressure Cap 
C. Engine Fan 
A CAUTION: 
r 
If your vehicle has air conditioning,  the

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual Heater  and  radiator hoses, and  other  engine 
parts,  can  be  very  hot.  Dont touch  them. 
If you 
do,  you  can be burned. 
Dont  run  the  engine 
if there  is a  leak. If you run 
the  en

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual How to Add Coolant to the Coolant 
Recovery Tank 
If you havent found a problem  yet,  but the coolant level 
isnt  at the 
ADD mark, add a SO/SO mixture of d~ctrz 
,twtur (preferably  distilled) an

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual You can be burned  if you spill coolant  on  hot 
engine  parts. Coolant  contains ethylene glycol 
and 
it will burn if the engine parts are hot 
enough. Don’t spill coolant  on 
a hot engine. 
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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual I 
& t IUTION: 
Steam and scalding liquids from  a hot cooling 
system  can blow  out  and  burn  you  badly. They 
are  under  pressure, and 
if you turn  the  radiator 
pressure  cap 
=- even a li

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GMC JIMMY 1997  Owners Manual How to Add Coolant to the  Radiator 
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