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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Vehicle Symbols 
These are some of the symbols you may find on your vehicle. 
For  example, 
these 
symbols 
are used on an 
original battery: 
POSSIBLE A 
CAUTION 
INJURY 
PROTECT  EYES  BY 
SHIELDIN

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals PASS-Key@ I1 
Your vehicle  is equipped 
with the PASS-Key  I1 
(Personalized Automotive 
Security System) 
theft-deterrent  system. 
PASS-Key  I1 is  a passive 
theft-deterrent  system. 
It  works wh

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Engine  Coolant  Heater (If Equipped) 
Plugging  the  cord  into  an  ungrounded  outlet 
could  cause  an  electrical  shock. Also, the  wrong 
kind 
of extension  cord  could  overheat  and  cause

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE (0): This position is 
for normal driving.  If you need more power  for passing, 
and you’re: 
Going  less than approximately 35 mph (55 km/h), 
push your accelerator pedal  abou

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals The  instrument panel is designed  to  let you know at a  glance  how your vehicle  is  running. You’ll know how fast 
you’re  going,  how much fuel  you’re  using, and many  other  things you

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Speedometer Odometer and Trip  Odometer 
Your speedometer  lets  you see your  speed  in both  miles 
per  hour  (mph)  and kilometers  per  hour 
(M). 
Your odometer shows how  far your  vehicle  has

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Malfunction  Indicator Lamp 
(Service  Engine  Soon Light) 
0 
Your vehicle  is equipped 
with a computer which 
monitors  operation  of the 
fuel,  ignition  and emission 
control  systems. 
SERVICE

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals If the  Light Is Flashing 
The following may prevent more  serious damage  to 
your vehicle: 
Reducing  vehicle  speed. 
Avoiding hard accelerations. 
Avoiding steep uphill grades. 
If  you  are towin

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals Have you recently changed  brands of fuel? 
If 
so, be  sure  to  fuel  your vehicle  with quality  fuel  (see 
“Fuel” in the  Index). Poor fuel quality will  cause your 
engine  not to run  as ef

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1998  Owners Manuals CAUTION: 
Don’t  keep driving if the  oil pressure  is low. If 
you  do,  your  engine  can become so hot that  it 
catches  fire.  You or others  could  be  burned. 
Check  your oil 
as soon as pos
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