Chevrolet 1995 S-10 Pickup User Manual

Welcomes the reader and introduces the manual's purpose and the vehicle.

Provides guidance on using the owner's manual and its contents.

Details safety cautions and symbols used throughout the manual for warnings.

Explains notices that indicate potential damage to the vehicle and their meanings.

Describes how to adjust and fold the vehicle's seats for proper use.

Emphasizes the importance of safety belts for all occupants and explains their proper use.

Provides detailed instructions for adults on how to wear safety belts correctly.

Explains how the air bag system works to protect occupants during moderate to severe frontal collisions.

Details the types of keys used for the vehicle and their functions.

Explains the various methods for locking and unlocking the vehicle's doors for security.

Details the five positions of the ignition switch and their functions.

Provides step-by-step instructions for starting the vehicle's engine.

Emphasizes the importance of defensive driving and starting with safety belts.

Discusses the dangers of drinking and driving and its effects on driving skills.

Covers perception time, reaction time, and stopping distances, emphasizing following distance.

Describes types of skids and how to handle them, including driving on slippery surfaces.

Explains how to drive on various slippery surfaces and the challenges they present.

Offers advice for driving safely in rain, including visibility and traction issues.

Explains the function of hazard warning flashers for signaling problems and warning others.

Provides crucial safety steps for jump-starting a vehicle's dead battery.

Gives advice on how to have the vehicle towed, including information needed by the service.

Details how to check engine oil level, when to add oil, and what type to use.

Details when to check and change automatic transmission fluid and how to perform the check.

Covers the brake master cylinder and how to check brake fluid.

Discusses tire care, inflation, inspection, and when replacement is needed.

Explains the importance of wheel alignment and tire balance for vehicle performance.

Explains how to use the maintenance schedule and the importance of dealer service.

Details the criteria for choosing between Schedule I and Schedule II.

Lists the maintenance services and their intervals for Schedule I.

Lists the maintenance services and their intervals for Schedule II.

Lists owner checks and services to be performed at fuel fill intervals and monthly.

Lists periodic inspections recommended for dealerships or service centers.

Lists recommended fluids and lubricants for various vehicle systems.

Provides a log for recording vehicle maintenance services performed.

Outlines the steps to follow if a customer concern is not resolved by the dealership.

Instructs users on how to report safety defects to NHTSA and GM.

Details the 24-hour roadside assistance services available, including towing.

Describes GM service manuals containing diagnosis and repair information.