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General| Brand | Cadillac |
|---|---|
| Model | 2010 Escalade |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Overview of the vehicle's instrument panel and its primary functions.
Provides a brief overview of important features for initial vehicle operation.
Details various features and systems available on the vehicle.
Information on vehicle performance, maintenance schedules, and related systems.
Proper installation and adjustment of head restraints for occupant safety.
Details on front seat adjustment, power seat controls, and lumbar support.
Information on rear seat configurations, including folding and heated seat features.
Proper use and importance of safety belts for all occupants.
Guidelines for selecting and securing child restraint systems for infants and children.
Explanation of airbag types, deployment, and safety precautions.
Procedures for checking the proper function of safety belts and airbag systems.
Information on vehicle keys, ignition usage, and replacement procedures.
Operation of power door locks, security locks, and lockout protection features.
Operation of power windows, including express features and anti-pinch override.
Details on the vehicle's alarm system and electronic immobilizer.
Guidelines for new vehicle break-in, ignition positions, and starting the engine.
Adjustment and features of interior and exterior mirrors, including power foldaway.
Information on ultrasonic rear parking assist and side blind zone alert systems.
Programming the system for garage door openers and home automation devices.
Locations and usage of storage compartments like glove box and cupholders.
Operation of the power sliding sunroof, including express and anti-pinch features.
Overview of the instrument panel components and controls.
Operation of the hazard warning flasher button to alert other drivers.
How to sound the horn by pressing the center pad on the steering wheel.
Operation of the power tilt wheel control for steering wheel adjustment.
How to turn the heated steering wheel feature on or off.
Controls for turn signals, wipers, washers, and headlamp functions.
Operation of exterior lamps, including automatic headlamp system and fog lamps.
Operation of heating, cooling, and ventilation systems.
Signals from warning lights and gages indicating vehicle system status.
Displays vehicle information, warning messages, and customization options.
Features and controls for the vehicle's audio system, including Bluetooth.
Introduction to the navigation system, its components, and basic operation.
Essential steps and tips for familiarizing with and using the navigation system.
Description of hard keys and touch-sensitive screen buttons for system operation.
Guidance on operating the system, including map adjustments and scrolling.
Information on the map database, detailed areas, and limited guidance areas.
Explanation of common symbols displayed on the navigation map screen.
Methods for entering destinations, including address, POI, and preset options.
Adjusting system settings like sound, radio, navigation, display, and language.
How the GPS determines vehicle position and potential interferences.
Reasons for potential inaccuracies in vehicle position display on the map.
Common issues and conditions that may cause inappropriate route guidance.
Steps to take if the navigation system requires service after troubleshooting.
Information on obtaining updated map DVDs and contacting the GM Nav Disc Center.
Understanding how map detail varies and affects navigation system performance.
Controlling the audio system for navigation, radio, and other sources.
Using the player for CD, MP3, DVD audio, and DVD video formats.
Connecting and using external devices like iPods or USB storage via the RSE system.
Using voice commands for hands-free operation of navigation, audio, and OnStar.
Fundamental driving principles, including defensive driving and avoiding drunk driving.
Techniques for anticipating and reacting to unpredictable road situations.
Dangers and consequences of drinking and driving, emphasizing safety and responsibility.
Understanding how brakes, steering, and accelerator work together for vehicle control.
Principles of effective braking, reaction time, stopping distances, and avoiding heavy braking.
How ABS works during braking, including steering assistance and proper usage.
Explanation of the vehicle stability enhancement system and its operation.
Details on the adaptive suspension system for ride and handling optimization.
How the automatic suspension system monitors and adjusts for optimal ride quality.
Functionality of the locking rear axle for enhanced traction in low-traction conditions.
How the AWD system automatically sends power to all wheels for improved traction.
Power steering operation, steering tips, and emergency steering techniques.
Techniques for recovering the vehicle from off-road situations like dropping a wheel off the edge.
Safe practices and considerations for passing another vehicle on a two-lane road.
Understanding factors that lead to loss of control and emergency actions.
Identifying and responding to braking, steering, and acceleration skids.
Tips and considerations for safe and enjoyable off-road driving, including terrain and obstacles.
Tips for safer night driving, including defensive driving and managing glare.
Precautions for driving in wet conditions, including hydroplaning and brake care.
Checklist for preparing the vehicle for extended travel.
Maintaining alertness while driving and tips for avoiding fatigue.
Driving techniques for steep grades, including approaching and descending hills.
Driving strategies for snow and ice conditions, including blizzard preparedness.
Methods for freeing a stuck vehicle and safety precautions.
Procedure for rocking the vehicle between gears to free it from being stuck.
Proper use and safety warnings for vehicle recovery hooks.
Guidelines for properly loading cargo, weight distribution, and capacity limits.
Information on towing the vehicle, including recreational towing and trailer recommendations.
Proper procedures to avoid damage when towing a disabled vehicle.
Considerations for dinghy towing and dolly towing of vehicles.
Operation of the automatic level control rear suspension system.
Details on the Autoride® system for improved ride and handling.
Essential advice and safety rules for towing a trailer correctly.
Considerations for trailer weight, tongue weight, and trailering combinations.
Information on obtaining genuine GM parts and services from dealers/retailers.
Impact of non-GM accessories on vehicle performance, safety, and warranty.
Information on recommended fuel types, octane ratings, and additives.
Guidelines for selecting the correct gasoline octane rating for optimal engine performance.
Minimum ASTM specifications for gasoline and recommendations against MMT additives.
Information on California Emissions Standards and fuel compatibility.
Recommendations for fuel additives and warnings against methanol or incompatible additives.
Guidance on using E85 fuel, its properties, and potential effects on the fuel system.
Advice on checking fuel availability and recommendations for foreign travel.
Safety precautions and procedures for refueling the vehicle.
Safety warnings and procedures for filling portable fuel containers.
General warnings and safety tips for checking components under the hood.
Instructions for opening the vehicle's hood and proper closing procedure.
Identification of major components located in the engine compartment.
Information on checking engine oil level, when to add oil, and proper oil specifications.
Inspection and replacement procedures for the engine air cleaner filter.
When to check and change automatic transmission fluid, and proper checking procedures.
Overview of the cooling system and warnings about electric cooling fans.
Information on the type of coolant used and how to check and add it.
Indicators and procedures for dealing with engine overheating conditions.
When to check power steering fluid and how to check the fluid level.
Fluid type recommendations and procedures for adding washer fluid.
Information on brake fluid, brake wear indicators, and pedal adjustment.
Safety warnings and information regarding battery replacement.
Safe procedures for jump starting a vehicle with a discharged battery.
Information regarding the transfer case and lubricant checks for AWD systems.
Procedures for checking rear axle lubricant levels.
Procedures for checking front axle lubricant levels.
Instructions for adjusting headlamp vertical aim and checking horizontal aim.
Information on selecting and replacing exterior lamp bulbs.
Information on tire maintenance, types, and when to replace tires.
Understanding the information molded into the tire sidewall.
Glossary of terms related to tires, including air pressure and construction codes.
Importance of correct tire pressure and procedures for checking and adjusting it.
Precautions and tire pressure adjustments for driving at high speeds.
How the TPMS warns about low tire pressure and malfunction indicators.
Recommendations for inspecting tires for wear and performing tire rotation.
Indicators and factors to consider when determining the need for new tires.
Guidance on selecting GM-matched tires and the importance of TPC Spec ratings.
Impact of non-original tire/wheel sizes on vehicle performance and safety.
Warnings and risks associated with using used wheels on the vehicle.
Warnings about using tire chains due to clearance issues and potential damage.
Tips on what to expect and how to handle a tire blowout or slow leak.
Safety procedures for changing a flat tire using the vehicle's jack equipment.
Instructions for accessing and removing the spare tire and associated tools.
Proper procedures for storing the spare tire and tools to prevent damage.
Overview of maintenance intervals, checks, and fluids for vehicle upkeep.
Importance of proper maintenance for vehicle condition, fuel economy, and emissions.
Information on when to perform maintenance based on "Change Engine Oil Soon" messages.
Tasks owners can perform, including starter switch and parking brake checks.
List of recommended fluids and lubricants by name, part number, or specification.
Identification of common replacement parts by GM and ACDelco part numbers.
Diagram illustrating the routing of the engine drive belt.
Template for recording vehicle maintenance history and services performed.
Overview of customer support resources and satisfaction procedures.
Steps to resolve concerns with dealerships and escalate issues if necessary.
Access to vehicle-specific information, service records, and dealer information.
Contact information for TTY users needing assistance from Cadillac.
Contact details for customer assistance in the United States, Canada, and overseas.
Program details for reimbursing adaptive equipment costs for eligible applicants.
Information on Roadside Service coverage, calling for assistance, and program limitations.
Guidance on scheduling warranty service and minimizing inconvenience.
Information on dealer-provided transportation options during warranty repairs.
Recommendations for collision repair facilities and the importance of quality replacement parts.
Procedures for reporting safety defects to government agencies and General Motors.
How to contact NHTSA to report vehicle safety defects.
How to notify Transport Canada about vehicle safety defects.
Contact information for reporting safety defects directly to General Motors.
How to order service manuals and bulletins for vehicle diagnosis and repair.
Information on vehicle computer systems that record performance data and privacy.
Purpose of EDRs and the types of data recorded during crashes.
Information on OnStar services, data collection, and terms.
Data storage and deletion instructions for the navigation system.
Functions of RFID technology in vehicles, such as tire pressure monitoring.
FCC and Industry Canada compliance information for vehicle radio frequency systems.
