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General| Brand | Geo |
|---|---|
| Model | Tracker 1994 |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Key guidelines for keeping and using the owner's manual, including information for Canadian owners.
Overview of the manual's organization, including descriptions of its 9 parts and the Index.
Explanation of CAUTION and other safety symbols used in the manual to highlight potential hazards.
Illustrations and explanations of common symbols found on vehicle controls and warning lights.
Instructions on adjusting front seats, reclining seatbacks, and head restraints for optimal comfort and safety.
Details on why safety belts are essential, how they work, and answers to common questions about their use.
Guidelines for using child restraints, including placement and securing procedures for infants and children.
Information on using keys, door locks, theft deterrents, and the ignition switch for vehicle operation.
Details on operating automatic and manual transmissions, including shift speeds and four-wheel drive engagement.
Explanation of various interior controls like horn, steering column, lights, wipers, mirrors, and storage.
Identification and explanation of instrument cluster gauges, warning lights, and indicators for vehicle status.
Instructions for operating heater, air conditioner, ventilation, defogger, and temperature controls.
Guide to using the radio, cassette player, and CD player, including station tuning and sound settings.
Advice on defensive driving, avoiding drunken driving, and general safe driving practices.
Guidance on braking, steering, ABS, and handling emergencies like skids or loss of control.
Tips for driving in rain, night, city, freeway, hills, winter, and off-road, including adverse conditions.
Instructions and safety rules for towing trailers, including weight limits, hitches, and driving considerations.
Instructions on using hazard warning flashers and other warning devices for roadside emergencies.
Step-by-step guide on safely jump-starting a vehicle with a dead battery using jumper cables.
Procedures and precautions for towing the vehicle, including front and rear hook-ups and proper equipment.
Steps to take if the engine overheats, including identifying steam presence and managing coolant levels.
Guidance on handling a flat tire, including safe driving tips and step-by-step instructions for changing a tire.
Methods for recovering a stuck vehicle in sand, mud, ice, or snow, including rocking and using recovery hooks.
Guidance on vehicle service, fuel recommendations, and using GM-approved products.
Procedures for checking, adding, and changing engine oil and coolant for optimal performance.
Instructions for checking power steering, washer fluid, brake fluid, and brake system maintenance.
Information on battery care, vehicle storage, bulb replacement, tire care, and wheel replacement.
Tips for cleaning the interior and exterior of the vehicle, including fabric, vinyl, leather, and paint care.
Guidance on vehicle loading capacity, VIN, service labels, add-on electrical equipment, and fuses.
Overview of vehicle maintenance importance, its relation to the environment, and how the schedule is organized.
Details on services to be performed based on driving conditions, including Schedule I and Schedule II intervals.
Regular checks recommended for owners to perform at each fuel fill, monthly, semi-annually, and annually.
List of periodic inspections for restraint systems, steering, exhaust, brake system, and clutch, plus fluid recommendations.
A logbook section for recording scheduled service dates, odometer readings, and performed maintenance.
Guidance on contacting Chevrolet/Geo for assistance, including satisfaction procedures and reporting defects.
Steps to follow to resolve vehicle concerns, starting with dealership management and escalating if needed.
Information on TDD services available for customers with hearing or speech difficulties.
Details on the voluntary dispute resolution program available to customers for resolving disagreements.
Instructions on reporting vehicle safety defects to US, Canadian, and General Motors authorities.
Information on Chevrolet/Geo and Canadian roadside assistance services, including courtesy transportation.
Guidance on obtaining product service publications (PSPs), indexes, and ordering forms for technicians.
Quick reference for checking engine oil, coolant, washer fluid, and fuel capacity levels.
Guidance on checking tire pressure and battery condition for proper vehicle operation and safety.
Locations for hood release, spare tire pressure, and essential service part information.
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