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2–34 INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
3
.
Disengage the hood support rod from
retaining clip.
Rotate the rod down and insert the
free end securely into the socket on
the fender
.
2
.
Reach under front edge of the hood
and lift hood release up.
S5W2006A
S3W2523A
HOOD
T
o open the hood:
1.
Pull hood release handle located at
the lower left side of the instrument
panel.
S3W2521A
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Seats and Occupant Protection Systems
5
Always Wear Your Safety Belts
6
Wearing the Safety Belt
8
Front Seat Occupants
10
Rear Seat Occupants
10
Safety Belt Warning Chime
10
Three-Point Safety Belts
10
Correct Fastening of the Safety Belts
11
Safety Belt Height Adjustment
12
Safety Belt Pretentioner
12
Safety Belts Maintenance
12
Removable Center Rear Safety Belt
13
Child Restraint
14
Pregnant Women and Safety Belts
14
Lower Child Restraint Anchors
16
Installation of Child Restraints with Lower Anchor Attachments
17
Head Restraints
18
Front Seat Reclining Adjustment
19
Front Seat Slide Adjustment
19
Driver's Seat Height Adjustment
20
Easy Entry Front Seats
20
Folding Rear Seatback
21
Rear Seats
21
Double Folding Rear Seat
22
To Return the Rear Seat to Its Original Position
24
Supplemental Restraint System (Air Bag)
25
Side Air Bags
27
After the Air Bag Deploys
29
SRS Servicing
29
How Air Bags Protect Front Occupants
30
Proper Positioning of Adults and Teenagers
32
Instruments and Controls
35
Instrument Cluster(Delux)
37
Instrument Cluster(Standard)
37
Quick View - Instruments and Controls
37
Speedo Meter
40
Tachometer
40
Fuel Gauge
41
Indicators and Warning Lamps
41
Temperature Gauge
41
ABS Warning Lamp
42
Air Bag Warning Lamp
42
Brake System Warning Lamp
43
Charging System Warning Lamp
44
Engine Oil Pressure Warning Lamp
45
Malfunction Indicator Lamp
46
Door Open Warning Lamp
47
Front Fog Lamp Indicator
47
Hold Mode Indicator
47
Rear Fog Lamp Indicator
48
Safety Belt Reminder
48
Turn Signal/Hazard Warning Flashing Indicators
48
High Beam Indicators
49
Security Indicator
49
Light Switch
50
Switches and Controls
50
Turn Signal Lever
50
High Beam Switch
51
Passing Light Switch
51
Front Fog Lamp Switch
52
Rear Fog Lamp Button
52
Windshield Wipers
52
Windshield Washer
53
Tailgate Window Wiper and Washer
54
Hazard Warning Flasher Button
56
Rear Window and Outside Mirror Defroster Button
56
Daytime Running Lights
57
Headlamp Levelling Switch
57
Keys
57
Keyless Entry System
58
Door Lock and Anti-Theft Mode Activation/Deactivation
59
Battery Replacement (Transmitter)
60
Trasmitter
60
Door Locks
61
Central Door Locking System
62
Child Security Door Lock
63
Power Window Lock Button
64
Power Windows
64
Manual Windows
65
Rear Hinged Windows
65
Trunk Lid
66
Tailgate (Hatchback Models)
67
To Open the Hood
68
Dome Lamp
69
Interior Courtesy Lamps
69
To Close the Hood
69
Power Sunroof
70
Digital Clock
71
Cigarette Lighter and Accessory Power Outlet
72
Ashtrays
73
Cup Holder
74
Glove Box
74
Horn
74
Foldable Seatback Table
75
Seatback Shopping Hook
75
Sunglasses Holder
75
Assist Grip with Coat Hook
76
Sun Visors
76
Antenna
77
Driving Your Vehicle
79
Before Driving
80
Before Entering the Vehicle
80
Breaking-In
80
Driving Precautions
80
While Driving
81
Fuel Recommendations
82
Filling the Fuel Tank
83
Adjusting the Mirrors
84
Fuel Filling from Drums or Portable Container
84
Outside Rearview Mirrors
84
Power Outside Rearview Mirror
86
Adjusting the Steering Wheel
87
Inside Rearview Mirror
87
Ignition Switch
88
Immobilizer System
89
Starting the Engine
89
Manual Transaxle
90
Automatic Transaxle
91
Driving Procedure
91
Driving Your Vehicle
91
Shifting between Gear Positions
93
Drive Ranges D4, 2 and 1
94
Selector Lever Positions P, R and N
94
Starting the Vehicle
94
Automatic Transaxle Emergency Shifting
95
Hold Mode
95
Brakes
96
Overheated Brakes
97
Parking Brake
97
Wet Brakes
97
Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
98
Braking with ABS
99
Driving Tips
99
Parking the Vehicle
100
Stopping the Vehicle
100
Suggestions for more Economical Operation
101
Vehicle Maintenance
101
Driving through Deep Water
102
Hazardous Driving
102
Hydroplaning
102
Trailer Towing
103
Trailer Loading
104
Towing Tips
105
Driving on Gradients
106
Engine Exhaust (Carbon Monoxide)
107
When You Are Ready to Leave after Parking on a Hill
107
Maintenance When Trailer Towing
107
Climate Control and Audio System
109
Air Vents
110
Floor Vents
110
Side Vents
110
Windshield Defroster Vents/Center Vents
110
Control Panel
111
Temperature Control Knob
111
Air Distribution Mode Knob
112
Fan Control Knob
112
Recirculation Mode Button
114
Air Conditioning
115
To Turn off the A/C
115
To Turn on the Air Conditioning (A/C)
115
Cooling
116
Heating
116
Ventilation
117
Defrosting and Defogging
118
Operating Tips for Ventilation System
118
RDS Rasio and Cassette
119
Display
121
Reception Interference
121
Audio System Switching On/Off
123
Adjusting the Volume
124
Setting the Mute Level
124
Setting the Power-On Volume
124
Adjusting the Bass
125
Configuring the Confirmation Beep
125
Mute While Telephoning
125
Sound and Volume Distribution Settings
125
Adjusting the Front/Back Volume Distribution (Fader)
126
Adjusting the Left/Right Volume Distribution (Balance)
126
Adjusting the Treble
126
Loudness
127
Radio Mode
127
Automatic Seek Tuning
128
Browsing through Broadcasting Networks (Only FM)
128
Switching the RDS Function ON/OFF
128
Tuning into Stations Manually
128
Listening to Station Presets
129
Setting the Sensitivity of Station Seek Tuning
129
Storing Stations Automatically (Travelstore)
129
Storing Stations Manually
129
Programme Type (PTY)
130
Pty-Eon
130
Scanning Receivable Stations (SCAN)
130
Setting the Scantime
130
Selecting a Programme Type and Starting Seek Tuning
131
Selecting the PTY Language
131
Storing a Programme Type on a Station Button
131
Switching PTY ON/OFF
131
Switching HICUT On/Off
132
Traffic Information Reception
132
Treble Reduction Feature During Interference (HICUT)
132
Cassette Mode (Mechanical Deck)
133
Cassette Mode (Logic Deck)
134
Fast-Forwarding
134
Fast-Rewinding
134
Stopping Tape Winding
134
Cancelling S-CPS
135
Changing the Playback Direction
135
Pausing Playback
136
Skipping Blank Spaces (Blankskip)
136
Switching Blankskip On/Off
136
Switching Radiomonitor On/Off
136
CD Changer Mode
137
Dolby B Noise Suppression
137
Inserting a CD
137
Selecting the Tape Type
137
Quick Track Selection
138
Selecting Cds
138
Selecting Tracks
138
Switching to CD Changer Mode
138
Pausing Playback (Pause)
139
Random Play (MIX)
139
Repeating Individual Tracks or Whole Cds
139
Scanning All Tracks on All Cds (SCAN)
139
Changing the Display
140
External Audio Sources
140
Attaching the Control Panel
141
Detaching the Control Panel
141
Removable Control Panel
141
Audio System Cleaning
142
Cleaning the Audio Head
142
Fogged up Lens in the CD Changer
142
Handling Cds
143
Audio System Specifications
144
RDS Radio, Cassette and CD Changer
145
Switching on by Inserting a Cassette
148
Switching ON/OFF Using Button
148
Switching ON/OFF Using the Detachable Control Panel
148
Switching On/Off Using the Vehicle Ignition
148
Loudness Feature
152
Switching REG On/Off
152
Browsing through Broadcasting Networks
153
Storing Station Presets
154
Displaying Scrolling Text
157
Traffic Informatin Reception
157
Cassette Eject
158
Cassette Mode
158
Cassette Playback
158
Setting the Volume for Traffic Announcements
158
Fast Tape Winding
159
Repeating Tracks
159
Skipping Tracks (S-CPS)
159
Scanning All the Tracks on a Cassette (SCAN)
160
Ejecting a CD
161
Fast Searching (Audible)
162
Stopping SCAN
162
Theft Protection
163
RDS Radio and CD
167
Remote Control System
190
Emergencies
191
Spare Tire, Jack and Vehicle Tools
192
How to Change a Flat Tire
193
Starting the Engine with Jumper Cables
196
Before Jump Starting
197
Attaching Jumper Cables
197
Towing the Vehicle
198
Emergency Towing
199
Towing the Vehicle with a Wheel Lift
199
Front Towing Eyes
199
Rear Towing Hook
200
Rocking Your Vehicle
201
Overheating
201
If the Fan Is Not Operating and Steam Is Visible
202
If the Fan Is Operating and Steam Is Not Visible
202
If the Fan Is Operating, but Engine Temperature Does Not Fall
202
If the Coolant Level Is Low
202
Service and Vehicle Care
203
Safety Precautions
204
Engine Compartment Cooling Fan
205
Driver's Check List
206
Engine Compartment View
207
Checking Engine Oil Level
210
Changing Engine Oil and Filter
211
Coolant
213
Recommended Engine Oil and Maintenance Schedule
213
Coolant Concentration
214
Coolant Specifications
214
Adding Brake and Clutch Fluid
215
Manual Transaxle Fluid Level Check
216
Checking Automatic Transaxle Fluid Levels
218
Adding Power Steering Fluid
220
Checking Power Steering Fluid Level
220
Windshield Washing Fluid
221
Air Cleaner
222
Windshield Wipers Replacement
222
Cleaning the Air Cleaner
223
Ignition System
223
Spark Plugs
223
Inspecting and Replacing Spark Plugs
224
Drive Belt Check
225
Battery Care
226
Cleaning the Battery Terminals
226
Brake Pedal Check
228
Clutch Pedal Check
228
Parking Brake Check
228
Catalytic Converter
229
Wheels and Tires Maintenance
230
Built-In Tread Wear Indication
231
Tire Chain
232
Tire Rotation
232
Winter Tires
232
Air Conditioner Filter Replacement
233
Fuses
234
To Replace a Fuse
234
Fuse Block
235
Interior Fuse Block
236
Engine Room Fuse Block
237
Hedlamps Bulb Replacement
238
Lamps
238
Front Turn Signal Lamps Bulb Replacement
239
Parking Lamps Bulb Replacement
239
Front Fog Lamps Bulb Replacement
240
Side Turn Signal Lamps Bulb Replacement
241
Backup, Tail, Brake, Rear Turn Signal, Rear Fog Lamps Bulb Replacement
242
High-Mounted Stop Lamp Bulb Replacement
242
License Plate Lamp Bulb Replacement
243
Cleaning Agents
244
Dome Lamp Bulb Replacement
244
Luggage Compartment Lamp Bulb Replacement
244
Vehicle Care
244
Care and Cleaning of the Interior
245
Safety Belt Care
246
Glass Surfaces Cleaning
247
Care and Cleaning of the Exterior
247
Washing the Vehicle
247
Polishing and Waxing
248
Protecting Exterior Bright Metal Parts
248
Cleaning Aluminum Wheels and Wheel Covers
248
Underbody Maintenance
249
Corrosion Protection
249
Foreign Material Deposits
249
Finish Damage
249
Vehicle Maintenance
251
Severe Conditions
252
Technical Information
253
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
254
Engine Number
254
Manual Transaxle Identification Number
254
Automatic Transaxle Identification Number
255
Fluid Chart
256
Engine Oil Info
257
Bulb Specifications
258
Vehicle Specifications
259
Index
265
Index
266
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Brand
Daewoo
Model
Kalos
Category
Automobile
Language
English
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