instrument cluster GMC TERRAIN 2010 Owner's Manual

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Turn Signal Lever/
Exterior Lamp Control Instrument
Cluster
Tilt/Telescopic
Steering Wheel Lever Windshield
Wipers Lever
Instrument Panel
Illumination Control
Cruise Control
Buttons
Instrument Panel
Safety BeltReminder
Check Engine
Low Tire Pressure
Brake System WarningAntilock Brake System Warning
Charging System Oil Pressure
Airbag Readiness
Security
Fog LampsCruise Control On/Set
Traction Control Off
StabiliTrak/Traction Control Off
StabiliTrak/Traction Control Warning
Lights On
Audio Steering
Wheel Controls
Symbols
Express-Down
Power Windows (All)

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Note: Refer to your Owner Manual to learn about the information being relayed by the lights, gauges
and indicators of the instrument cluster, as well as what to d o to ensure safety and prevent damage.
See Instruments and Controls in your Owner Manual.
Audio System/
NavigationSystem POWER
DOOR LOCKS BUTTON
StabiliTrak Button
Center Vent
Open/Close Control Accessory
PowerOutlet Rear Door
Security Locks Button
Hazard
Warning
Flashers Button
Driver
Information
Center Controls
denotes optional equipment
Climate Controls/
Heated SeatButtons
Center Vent Open/Close Control

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Wipers and Washers
Windshield Wipers and Washer
Move the lever to operate the
windshield wipers.2 High Continuous Speed
1 Low Continuous SpeedIntermittent
Rotate the band to adjust the delay
between wipes.
Off
Mist
Washer Fluid
Pull the lever toward you to spray washer
fluid on the windshield.
Rear Wiper and Washer
Press the rear wiper switch on the end of
the wipers lever to operate the rear wiper.
Cruise Control
Adjusting Cruise Control
RES+ Resume/Accelerate
Rotate the switch up to resume a
set speed.
When the system is active, rotate the
switch up to increase speed.
SET– Set/Coast
When the system is active, rotate the
switch down to decrease speed.
Cancel
Press to cancel the cruise control
but retain the set speed in memory.
The cruise control set speed is erased
when cruise control or the vehicle ignition
is turned off.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner Manual.
A. Low Continuous Speed
B. Off
C. Delay
Washer Fluid
Push the lever away from you to spray
washer fluid on the rear window.
See Instruments and Controls in your Owner Manual.
A
B
C
Setting Cruise Control
1. Press the
On/Offbutton. The
Cruise Control symbol will illuminate in
white in the instrument cluster.
2. When traveling at the desired speed, rotate the SET– switch down to set the
speed. The Cruise Control symbol
will illuminate in green in the instrument
cluster.

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Driver Information Center
A. MENUPress to display the:– Vehicle Information menu (units,
tire pressures, remaining oil life).
– Trip/Fuel menu (trip odometers,
fuel range, average fuel economy,
instantaneous fuel economy, aver-
age vehicle speed, timer, digital
speedometer, OnStar Turn-by-Turn
guidance).
B.
Press the up or down button to scroll
through the items of each menu.
C. SET
Press to set or clear the displayed
menu item or warning message. Some
urgent messages cannot be cleared
from the DIC display.
The Driver Information Center (DIC) on the instrument cluster display s a variety of vehicle
system information and warning messages.
TIP: To display an easy-to-read digital speedometer, open the Tri p/Fuel menu and scroll to tab 8.
DIC Controls
A B C
Use the controls on the audio system to
change the settings.
1. Press the CONFIGbutton (A) to enter
the System Configuration menu.
2. Turn the MENU/SELECT knob (B) to
highlight the Vehicle Settings menu;
press the knob to select it.
3. Turn the MENU/SELECT knob to
highlight desired menu item; press the
knob to select it.
4. Turn the MENU/SELECT knob to
highlight the desired selection; press
the knob to select it and move back to
the last menu.
5. Press the BACK button (C) to move
back within a menu and to exit a menu.
See Instruments and Controls in your Owner Manual.
Vehicle Personalization
A C B
Vehicle personalization items may include
climate and air quality, comfort and
convenience, collision/detection systems,
languages, lighting, power door locks,
remote lock/unlock/start, and factory settings.

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Automatic Transmission Features
Electronic Range Select (ERS) Mode
The Electronic Range Select mode allows
the driver to manually select the range of
gear positions. This feature can be used
to limit the top gear while towing or to
downshift when driving on a downhill
grade to provide engine braking. ERS
is not designed to provide sportier
performance or to be used to shift
gears similar to a manual transmission.
 Move the shift lever to the Manual (M) position.
 Press the +/– button (B) on the shift lever to increase/decrease the gear
range available. All gears below the
selected gear will be available to use.
If vehicle speed is too high or too low for
the requested gear, the shift will not occur.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner Manual.
StabiliTrak ®
/Traction Control Systems
Fuel Economy (eco) Mode
The Fuel Economy (eco) mode (on
4-cylinder models only) can improve the
vehicle’s fuel economy by changing the
transmission shift points and making
several other fuel-saving adjustments.
Driving performance is more conservative
when the eco mode is active.
 Press the eco button (A) by the shift
lever to turn the eco mode on or off.
The eco light will illuminate in the
instrument cluster when active.
A B
Turning the Systems Off/On
 To turn off traction control, press the StabiliTrak/Traction Control button.
The Traction Control Off light will
illuminate. Turn off traction control if the
vehicle is stuck and rocking the vehicle
is required .
 To turn off both traction control and StabiliTrak, press and hold the button.
The Traction Control Off/
StabiliTrak Off light will illuminate.
 Press the button again to turn on both systems.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner Manual.
The traction control system limits wheel-
spin and the StabiliTrak stability control
system assists with directional control of
the vehicle in difficult driving conditions.
Both systems turn on automatically every
time the vehicle is started.

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Tire Pressure Monitor
The Tire Pressure Monitor alerts you when a significant reducti on in pressure occurs in
one or more of your vehicle’s tires by illuminating the Low Tire Pressurewarning
light on the instrument cluster. The warning light will remain on until the tire pressure is
corrected. Current tire pressures can be displayed using the Driver Information
Center controls. The proper tire pressures for your vehicle are listed on the Tire and
Loading Information label, located below the driver’s door l atch.
You may notice during cooler conditions that the low tire pre ssure warning light will
appear when the vehicle is first started and then turn off as y ou drive. This may be an
early indicator that your tire pressures are getting low and the tires need to be inflated to
the proper pressure.
Note: The Tire Pressure Monitor can alert you about low tire pressure, but it doesn’t replace normal
monthly tire maintenance. It is the driver’s responsibility to maintain correct tire pressures.
See Vehicle Care in your Owner Manual.
Tires
The roof rack cross rails can be secured in four positions al ong the roof rack side rails.
When adjusting the cross rails, slide each cross rail sligh tly back and forth until the lock
pins fully engage the holes. An audible click will be heard.
To help reduce wind noise when not in use, move the front cross rail to the forwardmost
position and the rear cross rail to the rearwardmost position.
See Storage in your Owner Manual.
Roof Rack Cross Rails (optional)
The Oil Life System calculates engine oil life based on vehicle use and illuminates the
Change Engine Oil light in the instrument cluster when it’s necessary to change
the engine oil and filter. The Oil Life System should be res et to 100% only following an
oil change.
Resetting the Oil Life System:
1. Turn the ignition to the On position, but do not start the eng ine.
2. Fully press and release the accelerator pedal slowly three times within five seconds.
3. Turn off the ignition.
See Vehicle Care in your Owner Manual.
Engine Oil Life System
Recreational towing means towing the vehicle behind anoth er vehicle. Your vehicle can be
towed from the front with all wheels on the ground (dinghy towi ng). See your Owner
Manual for the proper towing procedure.
See Vehicle Care in your Owner Manual.
Recreational Vehicle Towing