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Controlled-Cycle  Windshield  Wipers (Option) If  your  vehicle  has  controlled-cycle  wipers,  you can  set 
the  wiper  speed  as  slow  as 
25 seconds  between wiper 
cycles, or  faster. The controlled-cycle  delay 
is very 
useful  in  light rain or  snow. 
Move the stalk to DELAY, then rotate the inner  band 
and  choose  the delay  you  want.  Rotate  the inner band 
clockwise for shorter delay times  between  wiper cycles. 
Rotate  the band  counterclockwise  for a longer delay 
time  between  wiper  cycles. 
With  controlled-cycle  wipers  you  can  also use MIST for 
a single  wiper cycle. 
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To reactivate the  interior  lamps, either: 
The ignition must be turned  on 
The activated lamp switch  must be turned off and 
0 A front  door must be opened. 
The Battery  Rundown  Protection feature  will also be 
activated  when  any  door of your  vehicle  is  left open. 
Also, if  your  vehicle is left with  the ignition  turned off 
€or over 24 days, battery  power to your clock, audio 
system 
and Keyless  Entry (if you have this option)  will 
be 
turned off to  reduce battery drain.  When the ignition 
is turned on again, battery  power will be resupplied. 
However,  under  these conditions,  it will be  necessary  to 
reset  the  clock 
and audio system settings. 
then on, OR 
Inside  Manual  Daymight  Rearview 
Mirror 
To reduce glare from headlamps  behind  you,  move  the 
lever  toward  you  to  the  night  position. 
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Ventilation 
Use  when outside  temperatures are mild,  and little 
heating  or  cooling  is needed. 
Turn the right knob to 
VENT.  Air 
flow is  directed  through  the instrument  panel 
outlets.  Set the  center  knob  to the  temperature  desired. 
Heating 
Turning  the  right  control knob to HEATER  and  the 
center  control  knob  clockwise  will send  heated  air 
through  the  heater  ducts  toward  your  feet and the 
floor, 
and  some  through  the  defroster  vents. 
VENT  and  HEATER  are  economical  positions  because 
the  air  conditioner  compressor  doesn’t  run  in these two 
settings.  This  reduces  engine  load, resulting in improved 
fuel  economy.  If  either  setting  fails to  keep  you 
comfortable,  or causes  your  windows  to fog  up, turn the 
right  control 
knob to one  of the  air conditioning 
positions,  or  to DEFROST. 
If  you  have  the optional engine coolant heater (engine 
block heater)  and  use it during  cold weather, 
0°F 
(- 18 O C) or lower,  your  heating  system  will  more quickly 
provide  heat because  the engine coolant ‘is already 
warmed.  See “Engine  Coolant Heater” the  Index. 
BLEND: This setting divides  airflow equally between 
the heater ducts  and the windshield  defroster vents. 
Defrosting 
The DEFROST  setting directs air through ‘the defroster 
vents located  on top  of the  instrument  panel. 
Defogging  Windows  with  Air  Conditioning 
System 
To defog the  windshield,  turn  all three  control  knobs to 
the  far right. 
To defog  the  side  windows,  turn  the  right  control knob 
to  BI-LEVEL  and  the fan control 
knob to HIGH.  Aim 
the  side  vents  toward  the side  windows.  For increased 
air flow  to  the side vents, close  the center vents. 
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Audio Systems 
The  following  pages  describe the audio systems 
available  for your  Pontiac,  and  how  to get the best 
performance 
from them.  Please  read  about the system in 
your  vehicle. 
Setting  the Clock 
Radios  with SEEK up  and  down arrow buttons: 
1. With  the  ignition  on  and  radio on  or off, press SET. 
The SET indicator will appear  on the  digital display 
for five  seconds. 
2. Within  five seconds,  press  the SEEK up arrow 
button  until  the  correct  minute  appears on the 
display. 
3. Press  the SEEK down  arrow  button  until the correct 
hour  appears  on  the  display. 
Radios with SEEK left and  right arrow buttons 
(CD Player): 
1. With  the ignition on  and  the  radio on or off, press 
SET.  The 
SET indicator will appear on the digital 
display 
for five  seconds. 
2. Within  five seconds, press  the SEEK right arrow 
button until the correct minute appears on  the 
display. 
3. Press  and  hold  the SEEK left arrow  button until  the 
correct hour appears  on  the  display. 
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AM/FM Stereo  Radio  with  Cassette  Tape 
Player  (Option) 
VoL-OBAL TREBLE I 
TUNE -0 FADE 
LO 
~PROG-RCL 
R PAM-FM 
B 
BASS 
The  digital  display  indicates  information  on time or 
radio  station  frequency,  the 
AM or FM radio band, 
whether  the  station  is  in stereo,  and  other  radio 
functions. 
Playing  the  Radio 
VOL-BAL: With  the  ignition  on,  turn  the  upper  knob 
clockwise  to  turn  the  radio  on  and  to  increase  volume. 
Turn  the  knob  counterclockwise  to decrease  volume  and 
to  turn  the  radio off. 
PROG-RCL: Press  the  upper  knob  to  change  between 
the  clock  and  the  radio  station  frequency  display  when 
the  radio  is  on.  Press  the  knob  to  hear  the  other  side  of a 
tape  while  a  cassette  is  playing. 
Finding  a  Station 
AM FM: Press  the  lower  knob  to  change  between  the 
AM and FM bands  (the  digital  display  will  display AM 
or FM, and  if the  station  is  in  stereo, STEREO will  be 
displayed). 
TUNE: Turn  the  lower  knob  clockwise  or 
counterclockwise  to  tune  in  radio  stations  (the  radio  station  frequency  will  be  displayed  on  the  digital 
display). 
SEEK: Each  time  you  press SEEK, you  will  tune  in  the 
next  station  higher  or  lower  on  the 
AM or FM radio 
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Playing  the  Radio 
VOL-BAL: With  the  ignition on, turn  the upper  knob 
clockwise  to  turn  your  audio  system  on  and  to increase 
the  volume.  Turn  the  knob  counterclockwise to turn  the 
volume  down  and  to  turn  the  system 
off. 
PROG-RCL: Press  the  upper  knob  to change  between 
the  clock  and  the  radio  station  frequency display when 
the  radio  is  on. 
Finding a Station 
AM FM: Press  the  lower  knob  to change between  the 
AM and FM bands  (the  digital  display will display AM 
or FM and  if  the  station  is in stereo). 
AMST: Press  this  button  if  you don’t  want AM stereo, 
such  as  when  a station  is  weak  or  noisy.  Press  again  to 
return  to 
AM stereo. 
TUNE: Turn  the  lower  knob  clockwise or 
counterclockwise  to  tune  in  radio stations (the radio 
station  frequency  will  be  displayed 
on the digital 
display). 
SEEK: Each  time  you  press SEEK, you  will  tune  in  the 
next  station  higher  or  lower  on  the 
AM or  FM  radio 
band. 
Presets: The  four  pushbuttons  below  the digital display 
can  be  used  to preset  up  to 
14 radio stations (seven AM 
and  seven FM). 
1. Tune  in  the desired  station. 
2. Press SET.  The  word  SET  will  appear  on the  digital 
display for five seconds. 
3. While  SET  is  displayed,  press  one of the four 
pushbuttons.  Whenever  you  press  this button again, 
the  preset station 
will be  tuned in. 
4. Repeat steps  1-3 for each of four  AM  and  four FM 
stations. 
Up to three additional stations  on  each  band  may  be 
preset  by “pairing”  pushbuttons: 
1. Tune in the desired  station. 
2. Press SET,  and  within  five seconds  press  any  two 
adjacent pushbuttons  at the  same  time.  Whenever 
you  press these  two buttons  again, the preset station 
will be  tuned  in. 
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CD  Player  Theft  Deterrent  Feature 
Delco LOC II@ is an  anti-theft  feature  for the  compact 
disc  player.  It can  be used  or  ignored.  If  ignored,  the 
system  plays  normally.  If  it  is used,  your  player  won’t  be 
usable 
if it  is  ever  stolen  because  it will  go to LOC  mode 
any  time  battery  power  is removed.  It will  also  go to 
LOC  mode  any  time  power  from the  battery  is turned 
off 
by the  Battery  Protection  feature (see  “Battery  Rundown 
Protection”  in  the  Index).  Until  an  unlock  code  is 
entered, 
it will  not  turn  on. 
The instructions  below  tell  you  how  to  enter  a  secret 
code  into the  system.  If  your  vehicle  loses  battery  power 
for  any  reason,  you  must  unlock  the  system  with  the 
secret  code before  the radio  will  turn on. 
Setting  the  Anti-Theft  System 
1. Write  down  any  six-digit  number  and keep it in  a 
safe place.  This  is your  secret  code. 
2. Turn  the  ignition  to  the  ACC  or RUN  position. 
3. Press  the  PWR  button  to turn  the  radio off. 
4. Press  station  preset  buttons 1 and 4 at  the  same  time 
and  hold  until “---” appears on the  display. 
NOTE: 
You now  have  only  15  seconds  between  each 
of  the  following  steps. 
5.  Press  SET,  and “000” will  appear  on  the  display. 
6. Press  the  SEEK  left  or  right  arrow  buttons  until  the 
first  digit  of  your  code  appears. 
7. Turn  the  TUNE  knob  clockwise  or  counterclockwise 
until  the  second  and  third  digits 
of your  code  appear. 
8. Press  the  BAND  knob (“000” will  appear  again  on 
the display). 
9. Press  the  SEEK  left  or  right  arrow  button  until  the 
fourth  digit  of  your  code  appears. 
10. Turn  the  TUNE  knob  clockwise  or  counterclockwise 
until  the  fifth  and  sixth  digits  of  your code  appear. 
11.  Press  the  BAND  knob  (“rEP”  will  appear  for  five 
seconds,  then “000”). 
indicating  that  Delco  LOC  II@ is  set,  and  your  audio 
system  is secure. 
12. Repeat  steps 6- 11.  This  time  SEC  will  appear, 
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Disabling  the  Anti-Theft  System 
Enter  your  secret  code by following  these  steps  (you 
will  have  only 
15 seconds  between  each step). 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
8. 
Turn the  ignition  to  the  ACC  or  RUN  position, and 
turn  the  radio  off. 
Press  station  preset  buttons 1 and 4 at  the  same time 
for  five  seconds.  SEC  will  appear on  the  display, 
indicating  the  audio  system  is secure. 
Press  SET,  and “000’ will  appear  on  the display. 
Press  the  SEEK  left  or  right arrow  button  until the 
first  digit  of  your  code  appears. 
Turn  the  TUNE  knob  clockwise or counterclockwise 
until  the  second  and  third  digits of  your  code appear. 
Press  the  BAND  knob 
(“000” will  appear  again  on 
the  display). 
Press  the  SEEK  left  or  right  arrow  button  until the 
fourth  digit  of  your  code  appears. 
Turn  the  TUNE  knob  clockwise  or counterclockwise 
until  the  fifth 
and sixth  digits  of  your  code  appear. 
9. Press the BAND  knob. If the  display  shows “---,” 
the disabling sequence  was successful.  The numbers 
matched  the user-selected  code  or the  factory 
back-up  code and the audio  system is in  the 
unsecured  mode. 
If the  display  shows SEC,  the 
disabling sequence  was unsuccessful.  The numbers 
did  not  match  either of the  codes  and the audio 
system  will  remain  in the  secured  mode. 
To Unlock  the  System  After a Power Loss 
When  battery  power  is reapplied  to a secured  audio 
system after a loss  of  power,  the  audio  system will not 
turn  on  and  LOC  will  appear on  the digital  display. 
You 
will  need  to unlock  the Delco  LOC 11” system. 
1. Turn the ignition to  the  ACC or RUN position,  and 
2. Press SET, and “000” will  appear  on  the display. 
3. Follow  steps 4-8 for disabling  your  anti-theft 
4. Press the BAND  knob.  The time  will appear  on the 
turn  the radio off. 
system. 
digital  display  if  you  are  successful.  If  SEC appears, 
however,  the numbers  did  not  match,  and your audio 
system is still locked. 
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Power  Steering  Fluid ......................... 6-26 
Restraint  Systems 
............................ 1-46 
Starter  Switch 
............................... 7-39 
Steering  Column  Lock 
........................ 7-40 
Things  Under  the  Hood 
........................ 6-7 
Chemical  Paint  Spotting .......................... 6-49 
Child  Restraints 
................................ 1-3  1 
Securing  in  a  Rear  Outside  Seat Position 
.......... 1-34 
Securing  in  the  Center  Rear  Seat Position 
......... 1-36 
Securing  in  the  Right  Front  Seat Position 
.......... 1-38 
Top  Strap 
................................... 1-33 
Cigarette  Lighter ............................... 2-5  1 
Circuit  Breaker.  Power  Windows  and  Other  Power  Options 
................................ 6-54 
WheretoPut ................................ 1-33 
Cleaner.  Air ................................... 6-17 
Cleaning 
Aluminum  Wheels ........................... 6-48 
Fabric ..................................... 6-44 
Glass 
...................................... 6-46 
Leather 
.................................... 6-46 
Outside 
of the  Windshield  and  Wiper  Blades ....... 6-47 
Special  Problems 
............................ 6-45 
Stains 
...................................... 6-45 
The  Inside  of  Your Pontiac 
..................... 6-43 
The  Outside  of  Your Pontiac 
.................... 6-47 
Tires 
...................................... 6-49 
Top 
of the  Instrument  Panel .................... 6-46 
Climate  Control  System ........................... 3- 1 
Clock,  Setting  the 
................................ 3-5 
Vinyl ...................................... 6-45 
Clutch Adjustment .............................. 6-22 
Clutch.  Hydraulic 
............................... 6-22 
Coin Holder 
................................... 2-50 
Compact Disc Player Care 
........................ 3-19 
Compact Spare  Tire 
............................. 5-28 
Control 
of a  Vehicle .............................. 4-5 
Control. Loss  of 
................................ 4-12 
Controlled-Cycle  Windshield  Wipers 
............... 2-37 
Controls. Lamp 
................................ 2-34 
Convex Outside  Mirror 
.......................... 2-48 
Coolant 
....................................... 6-22 
Coolant  Heater. Engine 
..................... 2-16, 6- 16 
Coolant Surge  Tank 
............................. 5-16 
Coolant  Temperature  Gage 
....................... 2-63 
Coolant,  How to Add  to the Coolant Surge  Tank 
...... 5-16 
Cooling System 
................................ 5-12 
Cruise Control 
Erasing Speed  Memory ........................ 2-42 
Getting Out  of 
............................... 2-42 
Passing Another  Vehicle While Using 
............ 2-42 
ToIncreaseSpeed 
............................ 2-41 
ToReduceSpeed 
............................ 2-42 
To Resume  a Set  Speed ........................ 2-41 
ToSet 
..................................... 2-40 
UseonHills 
................................ 2-42 
Cupholders .................................2-49, 50 
Customer Assistance for the Hearing or 
Speech Impaired ............................... 8-2 
Customer Assistance Information 
................... 8-1 
Customer Satisfaction Procedure 
.................... 8-1 
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