Chevrolet 2002 S10 Pickup User Manual

Explains safety cautions and symbols used in the manual for user protection.

Describes symbols used on vehicle components and labels for identification.

Details on adjusting and folding front seats, including safety precautions.

Information on proper safety belt usage for all occupants, including how they work.

Explanation of the vehicle's air bag system, its function, and safety precautions.

Details on manual and power windows, including express-down and lockout features.

Information on manual and power door locks, including programmable automatic locks.

Procedures for starting both automatic and manual transmission engines, including cold weather tips.

Instructions on setting and using the cruise control system.

Explanation of the standard climate control system with fan speed and temperature adjustment.

Details on the optional climate control system, including fan, temperature, and mode controls.

Overview of the vehicle's audio system, including radio, cassette, and CD player operations.

Advice on driving defensively, anticipating others, and maintaining following distance.

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

Details on perception time, reaction time, and stopping distances.

Information on power steering and tips for driving on curves safely.

How to use hazard warning flashers to alert others and signal a problem.

Step-by-step procedure for safely jump-starting a vehicle with jumper cables.

What to do if the engine overheats, including safety precautions for steam.

Information on dealer services and the benefits of using genuine GM parts.

Details on gasoline types, octane requirements, and adding external equipment.

Guide to checking and adding engine oil, including viscosity recommendations.

Information on when to check and change automatic transmission fluid.

Outlines the necessity of following maintenance schedules for vehicle condition and warranty.

How to choose between short trip/city and long trip/highway maintenance schedules.

Specific maintenance tasks and intervals for short trip/city driving conditions.

Specific maintenance tasks and intervals for long trip/highway driving conditions.

Underhood checks recommended at each fuel fill, including fluid levels.

Monthly checks including tire inflation and cassette deck cleaning.

Inspecting safety belts, buckles, and air bag coverings for proper function.

Inspecting steering system, suspension, and drive axle boots for damage or wear.

Inspecting the exhaust system for leaks, damage, or loose connections.

Steps to follow if concerns are not resolved by the dealership management.

Contact information for Chevrolet Customer Assistance Centers in the US and Canada.

Details on the free roadside assistance program, services, and contact information.

Advice on scheduling service appointments and communicating transportation needs.

Information on service manuals covering diagnosis and repair of vehicle systems.

Details on owner publications like the owner's manual and warranty booklet.