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General| Brand | GMC |
|---|---|
| Model | 2008 Yukon |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Details on adjusting and operating manual and power front seats, including lumbar support and heating.
Explains how to wear safety belts properly, including lap-shoulder belts and use during pregnancy.
Guidance on using safety belts for older children and child restraint systems like LATCH.
Information on airbag locations, inflation, how they restrain, and servicing airbag-equipped vehicles.
Information on using keys for ignition and door locks, including remote entry system and spare keys.
Details on power door locks, delayed locking, lockout protection, and rear door security.
Guidance on new vehicle break-in, ignition positions, and retained accessory power (RAP).
Covers automatic dimming rearview mirrors, compass, temperature display, and outside mirrors.
Information on glove box, cupholders, center console storage, luggage carrier, and rear seat armrest.
Identifies and explains the various controls and indicators on the instrument panel.
Details on the meaning and function of various warning lights, gages, and indicators.
Explains the operation and displays of the DIC, including menu items and warning messages.
Information on setting the clock, radio operation, CD/DVD playback, and XM satellite radio.
Covers defensive driving, drunk driving, and the basic controls of a vehicle.
Explains braking action, stopping distances, and the Antilock Brake System (ABS).
Discusses skidding, how to handle loss of control situations, and the role of StabiliTrak® and ABS.
Provides guidance on towing your vehicle, recreational towing, and trailer weight considerations.
Details gasoline octane, specifications, additives, E85 fuel, and filling the tank.
Covers how to check engine oil, when to change it, and what kind of oil to use.
Information on tire quality grading, sidewall labeling, terminology, and replacement.
Discusses add-on electrical equipment, power windows, fuses, circuit breakers, and fuse block layouts.
Explains the importance of maintenance intervals and how improper maintenance can affect warranty.
Outlines routine maintenance services based on mileage or time intervals, including Maintenance I and II.
Details checks and services that owners can perform themselves at each fuel fill, monthly, and yearly.
Lists the specific fluids and lubricants recommended for various vehicle systems.
Outlines the customer satisfaction procedure, including steps for resolving concerns.
Details the services provided by roadside assistance, including fuel delivery, lock-out, and towing.
Provides guidance on managing vehicle damage repairs, choosing a facility, and using proper parts.
Instructions on how to report safety defects to government agencies and General Motors.
