fuel filter OLDSMOBILE AURORA 1995 Owners Manual
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Air  Conditioning 
The air conditioner  cools,  dehumidifies,  and filters  the 
air  for the  inside of the vehicle. 
The  air  conditioner  compressor 
is enabled in all  modes. 
However,  when the outside  temperature  is below 
42" F 
(6"C), the  compressor  will not operate.  When  the  air 
conditioner  is on,  you  may  sometimes  notice  slight 
changes 
in your vehicle's  engine speed and power.  This 
is normal, because  the system  is designed to  cycle the 
compressor 
on and  off to keep the desired  cooling and 
help fuel economy. 
The  air  conditioning  is always  enabled 
in defog  or 
defrost.  In any other  mode, 
you can  select  or  shut off the 
air  conditioning  as  desired by pressing 
A/C ON. The 
indicator  light will glow while the  air  conditioning is 
enabled.  For maximum 
continued  cooling,  press the blue 
temperature button  repeatedly  until the display reads 
60" F (16°C) and press the A/C ON button. Using the 
upper vents  will cause 
you to feel  cooler  more quickly. 
The  direction  of 
the cool air  can  be controlled  by 
adjusting,  or turning off, the outlets  in the  dash.  Aiming 
them  over your  shoulder  will benefit  both front  and  rear 
passengers.  Back seat passengers  can  also redirect  air 
flow using the vents at the rear 
of the  center  console. 
On  hot  days, open the  windows  long  enough  to  let the 
hot  inside  air out.  This  reduces the time the  air 
conditioner's  compressor  will have to run, which should 
help  fuel economy. 
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Maintenance  Schedule 
I Schedule I Definition I 
Follow Maintenance Schedule I if any one of these is 
true  for your vehicle: 
0 Most trips are less than 5 to 10 miles (8 to 16 km). 
This is particularly  important when outside 
temperatures are below freezing. 
0 Most trips include  extensive idling (such as frequent 
driving 
in stop-and-go  traffic). 
Most trips are through dusty areas. 
0 You frequently  tow a  trailer  or  use a carrier  on top of 
your vehicle. 
Schedule 
I should also  be followed if the vehicle  is  used 
for  delivery  service, police, taxi,  or other commercial 
application. 
Schedule I Intervals 
Every  3,000 Miles (5 000 km) or 3 Months, 
Whichever  Occurs  First 
Every  6,000 Miles  (10 000 km)  or 6 Months, 
Whichever  Occurs  First 
Chassis Lubrication 
At 6,000  Miles  (10  000  km) - Then  Every 
12,000  Miles 
(25 000 km) 
Every  15,000  Miles (25 000  km) 
Engine Oil  and Filter  Change 
Tire Rotation  Air  Cleaner 
Filter Inspection, if driving in dusty 
conditions 
Every  30,000  Miles (50 000  km) 
Air Cleaner  Filter Replacement 
Spark Plug  Wire Inspection 
Fuel  Tank.  Cap and Lines Inspection 
Engine Accessory Drive  Belt Inspection (or every 
24 months, whichever  occurs  first) 
Cooling System Service  (or  every 24 months, 
whichever occurs  first) 
Every 50,000  Miles (83 000 km) 
Every  100,000  Miles 
(166 000 km) 
Automatic  Transaxle  Service  (severe  conditions  only) 
Spark  Plug Replacement 
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Maintenance  Schedule 
Follow Schedule I1 orziy if none of the conditions  from 
Schedule 
I is  true. 
Every  7,500 Miles  (12 500 km) 
Engine  Oil  and  Filter Chanp (or every 12 months, 
Chassis  Lubrication  (or every 
12 months, whichever 
whichever 
occurs  first) 
occurs  first) 
At 7,500 Miles  (12 500  km) - Then  Every 
15,000  Miles  (25  000  km) 
Every  30,000  Miles (50  000 
km) 
Tire  Rotation 
Engine Accessory  Drive  Belt Inspection (or every 
24 months,  whichever  occurs  first) 
Cooling  System Service  (or every 
24 months. 
whichever  occurs  first) 
Spark  Plug  Wire  Inspection 
Air Cleaner Filter  Replacement 
Fuel  Tank.  Cap 
and Lines  Inspection 
Autotnatic  Tr-ansaxle  Service (se1:el-e conditions  only) 
Spark  Plug Replacement 
Every  50,000  Miles (83 000  km) 
Every  100,000  Miles 
(166 000  km) 
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1 Maintenance Schedule I I ~ 
30,000 Miles (50 000 km) (Continued) 
See “Engine Coolant” in the  Index  for what 
to  use. 
An  Emission  Control Service. 
0 Inspect  spark  plug  wires. An Emission 
Contrd Service. 
0 Replace  air cleaner  filter. Replace filter 
more  often  under  dusty  conditions. 
An EI;I1issim Control Service. 
c] Inspect fuel  tank,  cap and  lines  for damage 
or  leaks.  Inspect  fuel cap gasket  for 
any 
damage. Replace  parts as needed. 
An Emission Corztrol Service. 
0 Rotate tires.  See “Tire  Inspection  and 
Rotation” 
in the  Index for  proper  rotation 
pattern  and  additional  information. 
DATE 
SERVICED BY ACTUAL MILEAGE 
33,000 Miles (55 000 km) 
0 Change engine oil and filter (or  every 
3 months, whichever occurs  first). 
AH Emission Control Service. 
DATE 
SERVICED BY ACTUAL MILEAGE 
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Maintenance Schedule I 
60,000 Miles (100 000 km) (Continued) 
0 Inspect spark plug wires. An Evrzission 
0 Replace air  cleaner filter. Replace  filter 
Control  Sewice. 3- 
more often  under dusty  conditions. 
An Emission  Control  Service. 
0 Inspect fuel tank,  cap and  lines  for  damage 
or  leaks.  Inspect  fuel  cap 
gasket for any 
damage. Replace parts as needed. 
An Emission  Control  Service. 
I DATE I ACTUAL MILEAGE  SERVICED BY: I 
63,000 Miles (105 000 km) 
0 Change  engine oil and  filter (or every 
3 months, whichever occurs  first). 
An Emission  Control Sewice. * 
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Maintenance  Schedule I 
90,000 Miles (150 000 km) 
0 Change engine oil  and  filter (or every 
3 months, whichever  occurs first). 
An Emission Control Sewice. ‘% 
0 Lubricate the suspension  and steering 
linkage,  transaxle  shift linkage,  parking 
brake  cable guides  and underbody contact 
points  and linkage (or every 
6 months, 
whichever  occurs  first). 
0 Inspect engine accessory  drive belt (or 
every  24  months,  whichever occurs  first). 
An EIqaission Control Service. 
0 Drain, flush and refill  cooling system (or 
every 24 months, whichever  occurs  first). 
Inspect 
hoses. Clean radiator, condenser, 
pressure  cap and  neck. Pressure test the 
cooling  system  and pressure  cap.  See 
“Engine  Coolant” 
in the Index  for what  to 
use. 
An Emission Control Service. 
0 Inspect spark plug wires. Arz Ernission 
0 Replace air  cleaner filter. Replace filter 
Contd Sewice. 
more often under dusty conditions. 
A11 Enuksiora Control Service. 
0 Inspect fuel tank,  cap and lines  for damage 
or leaks. Inspect fuel  cap gasket  for any 
damage.  Replace parts 
as needed. 
An Emission Control Service. 
0 Rotate tires.  See “Tire Inspection  and 
Rotation” 
in the Index  for proper rotation 
pattern  and additional  information. 
I ACTUAL  MILEAGE  SERVICED BY 
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30,000 Miles (50 000 km) (Continued) 
0 
0 
0 
”Engine Coolant‘. in the Index  for what to 
use. At1  Etuissio/1  Cotltt-ol  Service. 
Inspect  spark  plug  wires. APZ Emissiotz 
Cotztrol 
Stwic’e. i 
Replace air cleaner filter. Atz  Emissio/1 
Colltrol  Service’. 
Inspect  fuel  tank, cap and  lines for damage 
or leaks. Inspect  fuel cap gasket  for 
any 
damage.  Replace parts as needed. 
A11 Emissiot1  Conttnl  Suvice. 
37,500 Miles (62 500 km) 
Change  engine  oil  and filter (or  every 
12  months, whichever  occurs first). 
An Emission Control Service. ‘1: 
Lubricate  the suspension  and steering 
linkage, transaxle  shift linkage, parking 
brake  cable guides  and  underbody  contact 
points  and  linkage (or every  12 months, 
whichever  occurs  first). 
c7 Rotate tires. See “Tire  Inspection  and 
Rotation’’ 
in the  Index  for proper  rotation 
pattern  and additional information. 
DATE 
SERVICED BY: ACTUAL MILEAGE 
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Maintenance  Schedule I1 , 
60,000 Miles (100 000 km) (Continued) 
See “Engine  Coolant” in the  Index  for what 
to  use. 
AFI Emission Control  Service. 
0 Inspect  spark  plug wires. An  Emissiot~ 
Control Service. -f- 
0 Replace  air cleaner filter. An  E1wission 
Control  Service. 
0 Inspect  fuel  tank, cap and  lines for  damage 
or  leaks.  Inspect 
fuel cap  gasket  for any 
damage. Replace  parts 
as needed. 
An Emission  Control Service. -f- 
I DATE I ACTUAL  MILEAGE  ISERVICED BY: I 
67,500 Miles (112 500 km) 
0 Change engine oil  and filter (or every 
12 months,  whichever occurs first). 
An Emissiorz  Control Service. 
0 Lubricate  the  suspension  and  steering 
linkage, transaxle shift linkage,  parking 
brake  cable guides  and  underbody  contact 
points  and  linkage  (or  every 12  months, 
whichever  occurs first). 
0 Rotate tires.  See “Tire  Inspection  and 
Rotation” 
in the  Index  for proper  rotation 
pattern  and  additional  information. 
DATE  ACTUAL  MILEAGE 
I I 
SERVICED BY: I 
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I ’ Maintenance  Schedule I1 I 
90,000 Miles (150 000 km) 
0 Change  engine oil and filter  (or  every 
12 months, whichever  occurs  first). 
An Emission  Control  Service. * 
0 Lubricate the suspension  and steering 
linkage,  transaxle  shift  linkage,  parking 
brake  cable  guides  and underbody contact 
points 
and linkage  (or every 12 months, 
whichever occurs  first). 
every 
24 months, whichever occurs  first). 
An Emission  Control  Service. 
0 Drain, flush and refill  cooling  system (or 
every 
24 months, whichever occurs  first). 
Inspect  hoses. Clean radiator, condenser, 
pressure  cap and  neck.  Pressure  test  the 
cooling  system and pressure  cap.  See 
“Engine  Coolant” 
in the Index  for what  to 
use. 
An Emission  Control  Service. 
17 Inspect  engine  accessory drive belt (or 
0 Inspect spark  plug wires. An Emission 
Replace  air cleaner  filter. An Emission 
0 Inspect fuel tank,  cap and  lines.  Inspect  fuel 
cap  gasket for  any damage.  Replace parts  as 
needed. 
An  Emission  Control  Service. T 
Control  Service. T 
Control  Service. 
DATE SERVICED  BY ACTUAL MILEAGE 
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USAGE 
4utomatic 
Ihmsaxle  Shift 
Linkage 
Floor  Shift 
Linkage 
Chassis 
Lubrication 
Windshield 
Washer  Solvent 
Hood  Latch 
Assembly 
a. Pivots  and 
Spring  Anchor 
b. Release  Pawl 
FLUIDLUBRICANT 
Engine  oil. 
Engine  oil.  Chassis  lubricant  (GM Part 
No. 1052497  or  equivalent)  or 
lubricant  meeting  requirements 
of NLGI  Grade  2, Category  LB 
or GC-LB. 
GM  Optikleen@  Washer Solvent 
(GM  Part 
No. 1051515)  or 
equivalent. 
a.  Engine  oil. 
b. Chassis  lubricant  (GM Part 
No. 1052497  or equivalent)  or 
lubricant  meeting  requirements 
of NLGI  Grade 2, Category  LB 
or  GC-LB. 
USAGE 
Hood and Door 
Hinges,  Fuel 
Door  Hinge, 
Rear 
Compartment 
Lid  Hinges 
Weatherstrip  Conditioning 
FLUIDLUBRICANT I 
Engine  oil  or  Lubriplate  Lubricant 
(GM  Part 
No. 1050109). 
Dielectric  Silicone  Grease  (GM 
Part 
No. 12345579  or  equivalent). 
See  “Replacement  Parts”  in  the  Index  for  recommended 
replacement  filters,  valves  and  spark  plugs. 
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