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General| Brand | GMC |
|---|---|
| Model | Acadia 15919282 |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Information on adjusting and using head restraints for occupant safety.
Details on manual and power seat adjustments, lumbar support, and reclining.
Operation of rear seats, including third-row seating and access.
Proper use, importance, and legal requirements of safety belts.
Guidelines for using child restraint systems for different age groups.
Explanation of airbag types, deployment, and safety precautions.
Procedures for checking the proper function of restraint systems.
Information on vehicle keys, key tags, and operation.
Details on RKE system operation, FCC compliance, and remote start.
Operation of power door locks, security locks, and lockout protection.
New vehicle break-in, ignition positions, and starting procedures.
Operation of ultrasonic rear parking assist and rear vision camera systems.
Description of OnStar services, features, and subscription information.
Identification of main components of the instrument panel and their functions.
Hazard flashers, horn, steering wheel controls, turn signals, and exterior lamps.
Operation of heating, cooling, and ventilation systems for cabin comfort.
Explanation of instrument panel warning lights and gages for vehicle status.
Displays vehicle information, warning messages, and customization options.
Controls for radio, CD, DVD, MP3, XM, and auxiliary devices.
Tips for fuel economy, defensive driving, and avoiding drunk driving.
Explanation of brakes, ABS, StabiliTrak, and traction control for vehicle handling.
Precautions for driving in night, rain, wet roads, and winter conditions.
Procedures for when the vehicle is stuck or experiences loss of control.
Guidelines for proper vehicle loading and towing a trailer safely.
Information on obtaining genuine GM parts and service from dealers.
Cautions and requirements for performing DIY vehicle maintenance.
Information on recommended fuel types, octane ratings, and additives.
Safe procedures for refueling the vehicle and related cautions.
General safety precautions when working under the hood.
Checking engine oil level and adding oil.
Details on DEX-COOL coolant, its properties, and checking levels.
Indicators and actions to take when the engine overheats.
Information on brake fluid and its importance for system function.
Safe procedures for jump-starting a vehicle with a dead battery.
General information about tires, warranty, and service.
Importance of correct tire pressure and how to check it.
How the TPMS monitors tire pressure and transmits readings.
Factors indicating when tires need replacement, including treadwear indicators.
Procedures and tips for handling a tire blowout or slow leak.
Information on the kit's use for temporary tire sealing and inflation.
Information on high voltage devices and wiring, and safety precautions.
Approximate capacities and specifications for vehicle fluids and components.
Importance of keeping engine oil at proper level and changing as recommended.
Notice on how following intervals ensures good working condition and warranty coverage.
Guidance on how to use the maintenance schedule based on driving habits.
Description of Maintenance I and II services based on vehicle usage and messages.
List of services to be performed at specific mileage intervals.
Owner-performed checks and services at different intervals (fuel fill, monthly, yearly).
List of recommended fluids and lubricants by name, part number, or specification.
Part numbers for common replacement parts like filters, plugs, and wiper blades.
Procedure for resolving customer concerns with dealerships and GM.
Steps to follow for resolving concerns with dealership management and GM.
Access to digital owner manual, warranty, service records, and dealer information.
Details on services provided by roadside assistance, including towing and lock-out.
How to report vehicle safety defects to government agencies and General Motors.
Information on vehicle computers recording performance and privacy of data.
Explanation of Event Data Recorder (EDR) purpose and data recorded during crashes.
Information on OnStar services, data collection, and privacy.
