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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  s Owners Guide L 
NOTICE: 
Steering  Wheel  Controls  for Climate  Control 
Don’t  use  a  razor  blade  or  something  else  sharp 
on  the  inside 
of the  rear  window. If you  do,  you 
could  cut  or  damage

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  s Owners Guide If  you enter the wrong code  eight  times,  INOP  will 
appear  on the  display.  You will have  to  wait an hour 
with  the  ignition on  before 
you can try again.  When you 
try again,  you will o

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  s Owners Guide If your  engine  ever  stops  while you’re  driving,  brake 
normally  but  don’t  pump  your brakes.  If you  do,  the 
pedal  may get  harder  to  push down.  If your  engine 
stops,  you will s

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  s Owners Guide The anti-lock  system can change the brake pressure 
faster  than any driver  could.  The computer is 
programmed 
to make  the most  of available tire and 
road  conditions. 
You  can steer  around t

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  s Owners Guide This light will come  on 
when your  traction  control 
TRACTION 
ACTIVE system  is  limiting  wheel 
spin.  See  “Traction Control 
System  Active  Light” in 
the  Index. 
You  may 
feel or  hear

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  s Owners Guide To turn the system off, 
press the TRACTION 
CONTROL button on 
the center  console. 
Braking  in  Emergencies 
With anti-lock, you can  steer  and brake  at the same 
time.  In many emergencies,  ste

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  s Owners Guide Steering Tips 
Driving on Curves 
It’s important  to  take  curves  at a reasonable  speed. 
A lot of the  “driver  lost  control”  accidents  mentioned  on 
the  news happen  on  curves. Here

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  s Owners Guide Steering in Emergencies 
There are times when steering can be more effective 
than braking. For example,  you come  over a hill and 
find a truck stopped in your lane,  or a car suddenly 
pulls  out

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  s Owners Guide Off-Road Recovery 
You may  find that your right wheels have dropped off the 
edge 
of a road onto the shoulder while you’re driving. 
QUARTER TURN LEFT APPROX. 
Passing 
The  driver  of a vehicle

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  s Owners Guide Skidding 
In a skid,  a driver  can lose  control of the vel-ucle. 
Defensive  drivers  avoid  most  skids  by  taking  reasonable 
care  suited  to existing  conditions,  and  by  not  “overdriving