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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1995  Owners Manual 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

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1995  Owners Manual Driving Through Deep  Standing 
Water 
,* 
NOTICE: 
If you  drive  too  quickly  through  deep  puddles or 
standing  water,  water  can  come  in through  your 
engine’s  air  intake  and  badly  d

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1995  Owners Manual Section 3 Comfort Controls and  Audio  Systems 
In  this  section  you’ll  find  out  how  to  operate  the  comfort \
control  systems  and  audio  systems  offered  with  your 
Pontiac.  Be  sure

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1995  Owners Manual Defogging  and  Defrosting the Windshield 
1. Turn the air control  knob  to DEFROST. 
2. Turn the  temperature  control  knob to  the  desired 
setting. 
3. Turn  the fan control  knob to  the  desir

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1995  Owners Manual ~ ~. ~~~ . 
If No Steam Is Coming From Your Engine 
If you 
get  the  overheat  warning  but  see  or hear  no 
steam,  the  problem  may  not  be  too  serious.  Sometimes 
the  engine  can  get  a

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1995  Owners Manual respect to these  grades, all such  tires meet General 
Motors  performance  standards  and  have been approved 
for use on  General  Motors  vehicles.  All  passenger  type 
(P  Metric)  tires  must

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1995  Owners Manual Sheet  Metal  Damage 
If  your vehicle  is  damaged  and requires  sheet  metal 
repair  or  replacement,  make  sure  the  body  repair  shop 
applies  anti-corrosion  material  to the  parts  repair

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1995  Owners Manual Headlamps 
The  headlamp  wiring is protected  by a  circuit  breaker. 
An  electrical  overload  will  cause the  larnps  to 
go on  and 
off, or  in  some  cases  to  remain off. If this  happens,

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1995  Owners Manual Underhood  Electrical  Center 
LJ 
INJECTOR 
D7.52 I INJECTOR I 
Relays 
B: Air  Conditioning  Compressor 
C: Anti-Lock  Brake  System 
D: Coolant  Fan  Number  1 
E: Air  Pump 
F: Coolant Fan Number

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1995  Owners Manual Fuses 
1. ABS BAT Electronic  Brake Control Module 
2. FOG LTS: Fog  Lamps 
3. R HDLP DR: Headlamp  Doors  Module 
4. L HDLP DR: Headlamp  Doors  Module 
5. ABS  IGN: Anti-Lock  Brake  System 
6. FANS
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