clock setting OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE 1998 Owners Manual
[x] Cancel search | Manufacturer: OLDSMOBILE, Model Year: 1998, Model line: SILHOUETTE, Model: OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE 1998Pages: 444, PDF Size: 23.2 MB
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Section 3 Comfort  Controls  and Audio Systc-; 
In  this  section,  you’ll  find  out how to  operate  the  comfort  control  and audio systems offered  with your vehicle.  Be 
sure  to  read  about the  particular  systems  supplied  with your vehicle. 
3-2 
3-3 
3-4 
3-4 
3-5 
3-6 
3-8 
3-9  3-10 
3-  14  Comfort  Controls 
Air  Conditioning 
Heating 
Defogging  and Defrosting 
Rear Window  Defogger 
Rear  Climate  Control  (If Equipped) 
Ventilation  System 
Setting  the  Clock  for  All  Systems 
AM-FM  Stereo with Cassette  Tape Player  and 
Automatic  Tone Control 
AM-FM  Stereo with Compact Disc Player  and 
Automatic  Tone Control 
(If Equipped)  3-18 
3  -20 
3-21 
3  -24 
3  -25 
3  -25 
3-26 
3-27 
3  -27 
3-27  Rear  Seat 
Audio 
(If Equipped) 
Remote  Compact Disc  Player (If Equipped) 
Theft-Deterrent  Feature  Audio  Steering  Wheel  Controls 
(If Equipped) 
Understanding  Radio Reception 
Tips About  Your Audio  System 
Care  of  Your  Cassette  Tape Player 
Care  of  Your  Compact Discs 
Care  of  Your  Compact  Disc Player 
Integrated  Windshield Antenna 
3-1 
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Ventilation Tips 
Keep the hood and front air inlet free of ice, snow  or 
any other obstruction  (such as leaves).  This will 
allow  the heater and defroster  to work much better, 
reducing the  chance of fogging  the  inside of 
your windows. 
When  you enter a vehicle in cold weather,  turn the 
blower  fan to 
5 for a few moments before driving 
off.  This  helps clear the intake ducts  of snow and 
moisture, and reduces the chance  of fogging the 
inside  of your windows. 
instrument panel console and the  air path under the 
front seats  clear of objects.  This helps  air  to circulate 
throughout your vehicle. 
Keep the area around the base of the center 
In cold weather, operating  the system  in the 
OUTSIDE  AIR mode will improve the time it takes 
to  warm  the vehicle. 
Audio Systems 
Your Delco Electronics  audio system has been designed 
to operate easily and  give years 
of listening pleasure. 
You  will get the most enjoyment  out of it if  you  acquaint 
yourself  with it first. Find out what your Delco 
Electronics  system can  do and  how  to  operate all its 
controls, to be sure you’re getting the most  out of the 
advanced engineering that went  into it. 
Setting  the Clock for All Systems 
Press and hold  HR  until the correct hour appears. Press 
and hold 
MN until the correct minute appears. 
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Outside of  Your  Vehicle ........................ 6-50 
Special Problems 
............................. 6-48 
Stains 
...................................... 6-48 
Tires 
....................................... 6-52 
Vinyl 
....................................... 6-48 
Wheels 
..................................... 6-52 
Windshield  and  Wiper  Blades 
................... 6-50 
WiperBlades 
................................ 6-50 
Climate Control System 
........................... 3-2 
Clock. Setting  the 
................................ 3-9 
Coinholder 
.................................... 2-69 
Comfort Controls 
................................ 3-1 
Compact Disc Care 
............................. 3-27 
Compact Disc Player 
............................ 3-14 
Care 
....................................... 3-27 
Errors 
................................. 3-17.  3-20 
Remote 
..................................... 3-20 
Compact Overhead Console 
...................... 2-66 
Content Theft-Deterrent 
......................... 2-23 
Control 
of a  Vehicle .............................. 4-6 
Convenience  Net 
............................... 2-72 
Side 
....................................... 2-73 
Convex Outside Mirror 
.......................... 2-65 
Coolant 
....................................... 6-21 
Adding 
..................................... 6-23 
Checking 
................................... 6-23 
Heater.  Engine 
............................... 2-29 
RecoveryTank 
............................... 5-18 
Whattouse 
................................. 6-22 
Courtesy Transportation 
........................... 8-6 
Cruise Control ................................. 2-55 
Compact Spare Tire 
............................. 5-34 
Cupholders 
.................................... 2-69  Customer Assistance for 
Text  Telephone  Users 
......... 8-4 
Customer Assistance  Information ................... 8-1 
Customer Satisfaction Procedure .................... 8-2 
Damage.  Finish 
............................... 6-53 
Damage. Sheet  Metal 
............................ 6-52 
Daytime  Running  Lamps 
......................... 2-59 
Dead  Battery 
................................... 5-3 
Defects. Reporting Safety 
......................... 8-8 
Defensive Driving ............................... 4-2 
Defogger.  Rear Window 
.......................... 3-5 
Defogging 
..................................... 3-4 
Defrosting 
..................................... 3-4 
Delayed Illumination 
............................ 2-62 
Dimensions.  Vehicle 
............................ 6-65 
Door  AjarLight 
................................... 2-97 
Power Sliding 
................................ 2-15 
Sliding 
..................................... 2-14 
Driver Information Center 
........................ 2-99 
DriverPosition 
................................. 1-29 
Driver’s  Four-Way  Manual  Seat 
.................... 1-2 
Driving  City 
........................................ 4-21 
Defensive 
.................................... 4-2 
Drunken 
..................................... 4-3 
Freeway 
.................................... 4-22 
InaBlizzard 
................................. 4-28 
In  Foreign Countries 
........................... 6-5 
IntheRain 
.................................. 4-18 
Night 
...................................... 4-16 
Locks 
....................................... 2-4 
9-3 
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