Cadillac 1995 DeVille - HOW TO WEAR SAFETY BELTS PROPERLY; Adults; Lap-Shoulder Belt

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HOW

WEAR

SAFETY

BELTS

PROPERLY

Adults

DRIVER

POSITION

Lay-Shoulder Belt

Main Page

How to Use this Manual14
Safety Warnings14
Vehicle Damage Warnings15
Vehicle Symbols16
Seats and Restraint Systems20
Power Seat Controls20
Seat Adjuster21
Reclining Front Seatbacks21
Safety Belts: They're for Everyone24
How to Wear Safety Belts30
Driver Position30
Supplemental Inflatable40
Right Front Passenger Position49
Center Passenger Position49
Lap-Shoulder Belt53
Smaller Children and Babies57
Child Restraints59
Where to Put the Restraint59
Top Strap61
Securing a Child Restraint in62
Larger Children70
Safety Belt Extender73
Features and Controls74
Door Locks76
Power Door Locks78
Rear Door Security Locks79
Keyless Entry System81
Operation82
Remote Trunk Release87
Parking at Night89
Theft Deterrent (Option)90
Starting Your Engine95
Engine Coolant Heater (Option)97
Shifting into Park (P)103
Steering Column Shift Lever104
Shifting out of Park (P)106
Engine Exhaust107
Power Windows109
Rear Window Lock out110
Tilt Wheel111
Wiper Activated Headlamps114
Flash-To-Pass Feature115
Windshield Wipers115
Cruise Control118
To Set Cruise Control119
Set Speed121
Using Cruise Control on Hills122
Lamps on Reminder125
Interior Lamps125
Twilight Sentinel125
Light Sensor126
Cornering Lamps126
Underhood Lamp126
Assist Handles129
On/Off Switch131
Power Remote Control Mirrors135
Convex Outside Mirror136
Floor Mats136
Homelink Universal Transmitter141
Operating the Transmitter143
Erasing Channels143
Cigarette Lighter145
Digital Cluster146
Speedometer and Odometer147
English/Metric Button147
Trip Odometer147
Warning Lights148
Safety Belt Reminder Light148
Airbag Readiness Light149
Brake System Warning Light150
Anti-Lock Brake System Warning Light151
Driver Information Center157
Driver Information Center Control Buttons158
Driver Information Center Messages160
Check Brake Fluid161
Check Coolant Level161
Service Ride Control163
Service Vehicle Soon164
Traction Active164
Speed Sensitive Steering (SSS)166
Speed Sensitive Suspension166
Oil Life Indicator167
Electronic Level Control168
Comfort Controls and Audio Systems170
Your Cadillacair System170
Outside Air170
Air Outlets170
Electronic Climate Control (ECC)171
Rear Defogger175
Audio System(S)177
AM/FM ETR Cassette Stereo with Equalizer179
Finding a Station180
Player (Option)183
Tips about Your Audio System191
Care of Your Cassette Tape Player192
Care of Your Compact Discs192
Power Antenna Mast Care193
Your Driving and the Road194
Traction Control System202
Braking in Emergencies203
Power Steering203
Steering Tips204
Steering in Emergencies205
Off-Road Recovery206
Loss of Control208
Driving at Night209
Night Vision210
Some Other Rainy Weather Tips213
City Driving214
Driving on Snow or Ice221
Loading Your Vehicle225
Weight O F the Trailer229
Total Weight on Your Vehicle's Tires230
Safety Chains231
Trailer Brakes231
Driving with a Trailer232
Following Distance232
Driving on Grades233
Parking on Hills234
Maintenance When Trailer Towing234
Problems on the Road236
Warning Flashers236
Jump Starting238
Towing Your Vehicle244
Engine Overheating246
If Steam Is Coming from Your Engine247
If no Steam Is Coming from Your Engine248
Cooling System249
H O W to Add Coolant251
If a Tire Goes Flat258
Compact Spare Tire268
Hood Release277
Engine Oil279
Engine Oil Additives283
Engine Coolant Heater284
What to Do With, Used Oil284
Air Cleaner285
How to Add Fluid288
Radiator Pressure Cap291
Power Steering Fluid292
What to Add293
Windshield Washer Fluid294
Brake Wear297
Vehicle Storage299
Wiper Blade Replacement306
Tire Pressure308
Wheel Replacement314
Tire Chains316
Cleaning the Inside of Your Cadillac318
Cleaning Vinyl320
Cleaning Leather320
Care of Safety Belts321
Cleaning the Outside of the Windshield and Wiper Blades322
Washing Your Vehicle323
Finish Care323
Aluminum Wheels324
Chemical Paint Spotting326
Engine Identification329
Retained Accessory Power330
Fuses and Circuit Breakers331
Engine Compartment Fuse Block331
Fuse Block334
Rear Compartment Fuse Block335
Power Windows and Other Power Options338
Specifications340
Liter Engine340
Engine Lubrication System341
Engine Cooling System341
Fuel System341
Air Conditioning Refrigerants343
Cadillac Owner Privileges351
What will Roadside Service Cost You353
Courtesy Vehicle361
Shuttle Service362
Owner Responsibilities364
Bbb Auto Line370
Service Bulletins373

Cadillac 1995 DeVille - HOW TO WEAR SAFETY BELTS PROPERLY; Adults; Lap-Shoulder Belt

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