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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 retailer’s 
service department  or other qualified service center  do 
these  jobs.  Make 
SLI~~ 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. 
Throttle  Linkage  Inspection 
Inspect  the  throttle  linkage for interference or binding, 
and for damaged or missing parts. Replace parts  as 
needed. Accelerator and cruise control cables should 
not 
be  lubricated. 
Brake  System  Inspection 
Inspect  the complete  system. Inspect  brake lines and 
hoses for proper hookup, binding, leaks, cracks, chafing, 
etc.  Inspect disc brake  pads 
for wear  and rotors for 
surface condition. Inspect  other brake parts, including 
calipers,  parking brake,  etc. 
You may  need to have your 
brakes inspected more often 
if your driving habits or 
conditions result 
in frequent braking. 
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Accessory Power  Outlet ......................... 2-57 
Accessory  Power . Retained ....................... 2- 16 
Adding 
Brake  Fluid 
................................. 6-24 
Engine  Coolant 
.............................. 6- 1 9 
Engine  Oil .................................. 6- IO 
Power  Steering  Fluid ......................... 6-2 1 
Sound  Equipment ....................... 2.57 . 3-29 
Transaxle  Fluid 
.............................. 6- 16 
Windshield  Washer  Fluid ...................... 6-22 
Air  Bag  Readiness  Light 
.................... 1 . I8 . 2-63 
Air Cleaner ............................... 6- I1 . 6-6 1 
Air Conditioner ................................. 3-5 
Air Conditioner  Rel’rigerant ....................... 6-60 
Alcohol . Driving Uncier the Intluence  of .............. 4-2 
Alcohol in Gasoline .............................. 6-3 
Aluminum  Wheels;,  Cleaning ...................... 6-48 
Antifreeze 
........................... 5-  I5 . 6- IC). 6-60 
Anti-Lock  Brake  System .......................... 4-6 
Anti-Lock  Brake System Warning  Light ......... 2-67 . 1-6 
Electrical 
Equipn~ent 
............... 2-57 . 3.29 . 6-52 
Air Bag (Supplemental  Restraint  System) ............ I . I7 
Atlte1111a  Care 
.................................. 3-3 1 
Appearance  Care ............................... 6-43 
Appearance  Care  and  Maintenance  Materials 
......... 6-50 
At.tl1rest 
. Stol-age ............................... 2-55 
Ashtrays  and Lighlers 
........................... 2-56 
Assistance.  Roadside 
............................. 8-6 
Audio  Systems .................................. 3-9 
AM/FM  Stereo  Radio 
with ATC and Tape Player ... 3-1X 
AM/FM 
Stcreo Radio with ATC . Tape and 
AM/FM  Stereo  Radio  with  Tape 
Player (Base@ 
CD PlL1yct.s ................................. 3-9 
Acoustimass) 
.............................. 3-14 
Care of Audio  Systems ................... 3-29 . 3-30 
Compuct  Disc Player 
.................... 3- 13 . 3-21 
Radio  Reception.  Understanding 
................ 3-28 
Steering  Wheel  Touch  Controls 
................. 3-28 
Trunk-Mounted  CD 
Changer ................... 3-21 
Automatic  Door  Locks 
. Programmable ............... 2-5 
EI-rors ..................................... 3-24 
Setting  thc Clock .............................. 3-9 
Th~f‘tlock:’ ................................. 3-25 
Automatic  Electronic  Clinlate  Control 
................ 3-1 
Automatic  Ovet-dri\:e ............................ 2-22 
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Chemical Paint Spotting .......................... 6-49 
Children  and Safety  Belts 
................... 1.30 . 1-40 
Chilcl 
Restraints 
................................ 1-32 
Cigar  Lighters 
................................. 2-56 
Circuit  Breakers  and  Fuses 
....................... 6-54 
Cleaner.  Air 
.............................. 6-  14.6-61 
Cleaning 
Aluminum Wheels ........................... 6-48 
Antenna .................................... 3-3 1 
Cassette  Player  and  Tapes ......................  3-29 
Compact  Discs .............................. 3-30 
Fabric 
..................................... 6-44 
Glass ...................................... 6-46 
Inside  Your Aurora 
........................... 6-43 
Instrument  Panel 
............................. 6-46 
Leather 
.................................... 6-46 
Outside  Your Aurora 
.......................... 6-47 
Safety  Belts 
................................. 6-46 
Underbody  Maintenance 
....................... 6-49 
Vinyl 
...................................... 6-45 
Weatherstrips 
............................... 6-47 
Windshield  and  Wiper Blacks 
................... 6-47 
Clock.  Setting  the 
................................ 3-9 
Cluster 
. Instrument  Panel ......................... 2-60 
Comfort  Controls 
Automatic  Electronic  Climate  Control 
............. 3- I 
Dual Temperature  Control ...................... 3-6 
Steering  Wheel  Touch Controls 
.................. 3-8 
Compact  Disc  Care 
............................. 3-30 
City  Driving ................................... 4-18  Compact 
Disc Player 
....................... 3- 13 . 3-21 
Compact  Spare  Tire 
............................. 5-29 
Control 
of a Vehicle .............................. 4-5 
Controls . Features  and ............................ 2-1 
Convenience  Net ............................... - 3-52 
Coolant 
Checking and Adding .................... 5- 16 . 6-20 
Engine 
..................................... 6-19 
Engine . Temperature  Gage ..................... 2-69 
Heater 
..................................... 2-18 
Proper  Mixture 
to Use ........................ 6-19 
Safety  Warnings 
................... 5- I3 . 5- 16. 5-17 
Cornering  Lamps 
............................... 2-40 
Courtesy  Lamps 
................................. - 7-9 
Cruise  Control ................................. 2-34 
Cupholders 
.................................... 2-55 
Customer  Assistance  Hearing/Speech  Impaired 
....................... 8-2 
Satislhctioll  Procedure ......................... 8-1 
Daytime  Running Lamps ........................ 2-41 
Defensive  Driving 
...............................  4-1 
Dcfogger. Rear Window .......................... 3-7 
Defrost 
........................................ 3-6 
Disc  Brake  Wear Indicators 
....................... 6-25 
Disposal 
of Used Oil ............................ 6-14 
Distance  to Destination 
.......................... 2-77 
Door Asjar Reminder ............................. 2-4 
DoorLocks 
..................................... 2-3 
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Pain[ Spotting ................................. 6-49 
Park 
Position 
.................................... 2-20 
Shifting 
Into ................................ 2-25 
Shilting  Out 
of .............................. 2-27 
Brake 
...................................... 2-24 
Brake  Indicator  Light 
......................... 2-66 
Over  Things  That  BLI~II ........................ 2-27 
With  a  Trailer 
............................... 4-36 
With  the  Engine  Running 
...................... 2-28 
Pass.  Flash-To- 
................................ 2-40 
Passing 
....................................... 4- 12 
PASS-Key@II.  Theft Deterrent  System .............. 2- 13 
Power  Parking 
Polishing  and  Waxing 
........................... 4-48 
Accessory  Outlet 
............................. 2-57 
Accessory  Power. Retained 
.................... 2- I6 
Antenna .................................... 3-31 
DoorLocks 
.................................. 2-3 
Mirrors 
.................................... 2-51 
Seat  Controls ................................. I - 1 
Steering .................................... 4- IO 
Steering  Fluid ............................... 6-2 1 
Windows .............................. 2-29. 6-59 
Pregnancy.  Use of  Safety  Belts .................... 1-23 
Problems 
on the  Road ............................ 5- 1 
Publications.  Service  and  Owner .................... 8-7 Radiator 
Overlleating 
........................... S- 
Brake  System  Parts ........................... 6-26 
Fuses 
...................................... 6-54 
Seat and Restraint  System Parts ................. 1-44 
Tires 
...................................... 6-38 
Wheels 
.................................... 6-41 
Windshield  Wiper  Blades 
...................... 6-34 
Reporting  Safety  Defccts 
.......................... 8-4 
Restraint  System 
. Supplemental  (Air Bag) ........... 1-17 
Restraints . Child ................................ 1-32 
Bulbs ................................. 6-30.6-32 
Restraint  Systems 
................................ 1 . 1 
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Settingtheclock ................................ 3-9 
Sheet  Metal  Damage 
............................ 6-49 
Shift,  Brake-Transaxle  Interlock 
.............. 2-21,  2-27 
Sound  Equipment.  Adding 
.............. 2-57.3-29,  6-52 
Sound  Systems 
.................................. 3-9 
Spare  Tire.  Compact 
............................. 5-29 
Specifications  and  Capacities 
...................... 6-60 
Speech  Impaired  Customer  Assistance 
............... 8-2 
Speedcontrol 
.................................. 2-34 
Speedometer 
................................... 2-61 
Starting  Your  Car  (Jump  Starting) 
................... 5-2 
Starting  Your  Engine 
............................ 2-  16 
Emergencies 
................................ 4-  11 
Variable  Assist  (Magnasteer) 
................... 4- 10 
Wheel  Touch  Controls  for  Audio  System 
.......... 3-28 
Wheel  Touch  Controls  for  Climate  Control 
......... 3-8 
Stereo  Sound  Systems 
............................ 3-9 
StorageArmrest 
................................ 2-55 
Storage,  Garage  Door  Opener 
..................... 2-44 
Storing  Your  Vehicle 
............................ 6-27 
Stuck,  If  Your  Car  is 
............................. 5-30 
Sunroof 
....................................... 2-54 
Supplemental  Restraint  System  (Air  Bag) 
............ 1 - 17 
Surge  Tank  Pressure  Cap 
......................... 6-20 
Shifting  the  Automatic  Transaxle 
... 2-20,2-23,2-25.  2-27 
Skidding 
...................................... 4-13 
Stains 
........................................ 6-45 
Steering 
...................................... 4-10 
Wheel,  Tilt 
................................. 2-30 
SunVisors 
.................................... 2-53  Tachometer 
.................................. 2-62 
Taillamp  Bulb  Replacement 
....................... 6-32 
Temperature  Control  (Dual) 
........................ 3-6 
Temperature  Gage 
.............................. 2-69 
Theft 
......................................... 2-12 
Deterrent  System,  PASS-Key 
I1 ................ 2-13 
Theftlock@ 
.................................... 3-25 
Thermostat 
.................................... 6-21 
Third  Gear 
.................................... 2-22 
Tilt  Steering  Wheel 
............................. 2-30 
Time  (Setting  the  Clock) 
.......................... 3-9 
TapePlayerCare 
............................... 3-29 
Tire 
.......................................... 6-34 
Balance 
.................................... 6-40 
Chains 
................................ 5-29,  6-42 
Flat 
....................................... 5-21 
Inflation 
.................................... 6-35 
Inspection  and  Rotation 
....................... 6-36 
Pressure 
.................................... 6-35 
Quality  Grading 
............................. 6-39 
Replacement 
................................ 6-38 
Rotation 
.................................... 6-37 
Spare,  Compact 
.............................. 5-29 
Wear  Indicators 
.............................. 6-38 
TorqueLock 
................................... 2-26 
Towing  aTrailer 
.................................... 4-30 
Yourvehicle 
................................. 5-8 
Hookups .............................. 5-10,  5-11 
Traction  Control  System 
.......................... 4-8 
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