Cadillac 2001 Seville User Manual

Provides guidance on proper safety belt usage and explains SIR systems.

Details the correct method for wearing adult lap-shoulder belts.

Covers protection needs for infants and children, and proper restraint systems.

Explains the function and types of vehicle air bag systems.

Explains the layout and function of the vehicle's instrument cluster gauges and indicators.

Details the meaning and action required for various dashboard warning lights and gages.

Explains the function of the air bag readiness indicator light.

Details the engine warning light and potential causes for its activation.

Explains the DIC controls, displays, and various system messages.

Covers how to program and customize vehicle features for different drivers.

Explains the dual-zone electronic climate control system and its panel layout.

Offers advice on anticipating hazards and maintaining safe following distances.

Discusses the dangers of alcohol impairment and its effects on driving ability.

Explains perception time, reaction time, and factors affecting stopping distance.

Describes how the ABS system works to prevent braking skids.

Explains the function of the traction control system in limiting wheel spin.

Provides a step-by-step guide for safely jump starting the vehicle's battery.

Details what to do if the engine overheats, including operating modes and warnings.

Offers tips on what to expect and how to react during a tire blowout or slow leak.

Provides instructions on how to safely jack up the vehicle and change a flat tire.

Explains how to check and add engine oil, including when to change it.

Explains the Cadillac Roadside Service program and its coverage.