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General| Brand | Chevrolet |
|---|---|
| Model | TrailBlazer 2003 |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Details on manual, power, and heated front seats, including lumbar and headrest adjustments.
Instructions for rear seat operation, including folding and tumbling for cargo space.
Guidance on proper safety belt usage for all occupants, including during pregnancy.
Information on selecting and securing child restraints, including LATCH system and rear seat placement.
Explanation of frontal and side impact air bag systems and their operation during a crash.
Guidance on checking safety belts and air bag systems for proper function after a crash.
Information about vehicle keys, keyless entry, and theft deterrent systems.
Details on door locks, power door locks, delayed locking, and lockout protection features.
Instructions for operating power windows and sun visors.
Explanation of content theft-deterrent alarms and the Passlock® system.
Guidance on new vehicle break-in, ignition positions, and starting the engine.
Information on automatic dimming rearview mirrors, compass, and outside mirror adjustments.
Overview of OnStar® services, including safety, security, and convenience features.
Instructions for programming the HomeLink® transmitter for garage door openers.
Details on various storage locations like glove box, overhead console, and cargo areas.
Instructions for operating the power sliding sunroof and its sunshade.
Customizing vehicle features like seat position recall, lighting, and alarm warnings.
Identification of major instrument panel components including gauges and controls.
Explanation of how to use hazard warning flashers to alert others and police.
Information on using reflective triangles as a warning device.
How to use the vehicle's horn by pressing the steering wheel pad.
Instructions on adjusting the steering wheel for comfort and access.
Details on using the turn signal lever for lane changes and headlamp functions.
Operation of exterior lamps, including parking lamps, headlamps, and fog lamps.
Information on instrument panel brightness and interior lighting controls.
Location and usage of power outlets for auxiliary electrical equipment.
Instructions for using and maintaining the ashtray and cigarette lighter.
Operating the dual climate control system for heating, cooling, and ventilation.
Explanation of various warning lights and gauges on the instrument panel.
Overview of DIC operation, displays, and warnings for vehicle status.
Details on operating the radio, CD player, and setting preferences.
Tips on defensive driving, the dangers of drunken driving, and vehicle control.
Guidance on towing your vehicle, recreational towing, and trailer weight considerations.
Information on recommended GM parts and servicing your vehicle.
Details on recommended fuel, octane, California fuel, and additives.
Guidance on checking engine oil, coolant, and other essential fluids.
Lubricant checks for the rear axle, four-wheel drive, and transfer case.
Information on tire maintenance, inflation, inspection, rotation, and replacement.
Tips for cleaning the interior and exterior of your vehicle, including fabric and glass care.
Locating the VIN and service parts identification label.
Information on add-on electrical equipment, headlamps, and fuses.
Table of engine, transmission, and fluid capacities with technical specifications.
List of common replacement parts with their part numbers for routine maintenance.
Key maintenance advice and information about the GM Protection Plan.
Importance of proper maintenance for vehicle condition and environmental protection.
Overview of necessary maintenance intervals, checks, and potential warranty implications.
Explanation of the five parts of the maintenance schedule and safety precautions.
Details on engine oil changes and mileage-based maintenance services.
Guidance on how driving habits affect maintenance needs and using the schedule.
General schedule for services up to 150,000 miles, with footnotes.
Owner-performed checks and services at specified intervals.
Underhood checks recommended at each fuel fill, including engine oil and coolant.
Monthly checks including tire inflation and cassette tape player service.
Semi-annual checks like restraint system, wiper blade, and spare tire inspections.
Annual services including key lock cylinder and body lubrication.
Dealer-performed inspections for steering, suspension, fuel, and brake systems.
List of recommended fluids and lubricants for various vehicle systems.
Section for recording maintenance performed and retaining receipts for warranty.
General information on contacting Chevrolet for customer assistance.
Steps for resolving concerns with dealership management and Chevrolet assistance.
Resource for vehicle information, service reminders, and dealer location.
Contact information for deaf, hard of hearing, or speech-impaired customers.
Contact details for Chevrolet Customer Assistance Centers in various regions.
Information on adaptive equipment reimbursement and resource assistance.
Details on Chevrolet roadside assistance, including Basic Care and Courtesy Care services.
Information on courtesy transportation options during warranty repairs.
Procedure for reporting safety defects to government agencies and General Motors.
How to inform NHTSA about vehicle defects that could cause crashes or injuries.
Instructions for notifying Transport Canada about potential safety defects.
How to report safety concerns directly to General Motors.
Information on ordering service manuals, repair manuals, and service bulletins.
