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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual I 
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 1996  Owners Manual Engine  Coolant Heater (Option) 
[n very cold weather, 0°F (- 18 "C) or colder, the engine 
coolant  heater can help.  Youll  get easier starting and 
better  fuel economy during  engine warm-up.  U

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual 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 effici

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual 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 possibl

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual NOTICE: 
The  oil  level  monitoring  system  only  checks  the oil  level  when  you  are  starting  your  engine.  It  does  not 
keep monitoring  the  level  once  your 
engine  is running. 
Also,

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual . The exit speed is usually posted. 
, . :Reduce your speed according to your speedometer, not 
- : . :to your sense of motion. After driving for  any distance 
at  higher  speeds,  you  may  tend t

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual ..  When You Are Ready to Leave After 
Parking on a €Till 
  1. Apply your regular brakes and hold the pedal down 
while 
you: 
Start your engine; 
Shift into  a gear;  and 
0 Release the parking

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual An electric  fan  under  the hood can  start up even 
when  the  engine 
is not  running and can  injure 
you.  Keep  hands,  clothing 
and tools away  from 
any underhood  electric  fan, 
If the cool

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual Heater  and  radiator hoses, and  other  engine 
parts,  can be  very  hot.  Don’t  touch them. 
If you 
do, you can be burned. 
Don’t  run  the  engine if there  is  a  leak. 
If you run 
the  en

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PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1996  Owners Manual Be  careful  not  to  spill  gasoline.  Clean  gasoline from 
painted  surfaces  as soon as possible!  See  “Cleaning  the 
Outside 
of Your  Pontiac”  in the  Index. 
When 
you plat  the cap back
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