GMC 2002 Yukon Denali User Manual

Details on adjusting seats, reclining seatbacks, and head restraints.

Explains proper safety belt usage and the importance of wearing them.

Explains the frontal and side impact air bag systems in the vehicle.

Covers various types of child restraints and their proper use.

Details on manual and power door locks, including child security locks.

Explains the PARK position locks rear wheels and its importance for starting the engine.

Details the gauges and indicators for vehicle operation and safety.

Explains warning lights, gages, and indicators that signal vehicle status.

Covers electronic climate control system, fan, temperature, and mode controls.

Details the vehicle's audio system, including radio, cassette, and CD functions.

Provides advice on being prepared for unexpected situations and maintaining focus.

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

Explains the three systems that control vehicle movement: brakes, steering, and accelerator.

Details the vehicle's ABS system and its function in preventing skids.

Warns about losing control when towing due to incorrect equipment or improper driving.

Provides steps and cautions for safely jump-starting a vehicle with jumper cables.

Describes engine overheating, related messages, and protection modes.

Warns about dangers of changing a tire, including vehicle slipping off the jack.

Details checking, adding, and changing engine oil and the GM Oil Life System.

Covers tire maintenance, including pressure, inspection, replacement, and grading.

Warns about the flammability of gasoline vapor and safety precautions during refueling.

Provides instructions on how to check engine oil level accurately.

Provides intervals for checking and changing automatic transmission fluid and filter.

Recommends using DEX-COOL coolant and warns against plain water or improper mixtures.

Warns that using non-DEX-COOL coolant may cause damage not covered by warranty.

Describes brake wear indicators and cautions about continuing to drive with worn pads.

Warns about the dangers of battery acid and gas, and advises caution when working around batteries.

Warns that poorly maintained tires can cause overheating and accidents.

Explains correct tire inflation pressures and how to check them.

Details maintenance services, schedules, and when to use dealer services.

Outlines owner checks and services to be performed at specified intervals.

Lists recommended fluids and lubricants by usage and part number.

Outlines steps for resolving concerns with the dealer and GMC.

Details services provided by GMC Roadside Assistance, including jump starts and tire changes.

Instructs on reporting safety defects to NHTSA and General Motors.