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General| Brand | Jeep |
|---|---|
| Model | Compass 2019 |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Details about the owner's manual and its purpose in acquainting you with vehicle operation and maintenance.
Highlights the higher rollover risk of utility vehicles due to higher ground clearance and center of gravity.
Guidance on navigating the manual using the table of contents and index for information retrieval.
Explains the significance of WARNINGS against procedures that could cause accidents or injury.
Locates the VIN on the instrument panel, visible through the windshield, and on registration documents.
Warns that modifications could affect roadworthiness, safety, and lead to serious injury or death.
Information about key code numbers, ordering duplicate keys, and keeping them in a safe place.
Step-by-step instructions on how to remove the ignition key from the lock cylinder.
Instructions on how to lock and unlock vehicle doors using the key, including side-up insertion.
Explains the Sentry Key Immobilizer System that prevents unauthorized vehicle operation by disabling the engine.
Details how the security alarm monitors doors, liftgate, and ignition for unauthorized operation.
Describes the system allowing lock/unlock of doors and liftgate, or activating the Panic Alarm remotely.
Instructions on using the RKE transmitter to unlock the driver's door or all doors and liftgate.
Highlights the importance of vehicle restraint systems, including seat belts and airbags, for safety.
Details on the proper use and design of lap/shoulder belts for occupant safety during normal conditions and collisions.
Emphasizes the legal requirement and safety benefits of using proper child restraints for children up to 12 years old.
Lists the components of the airbag system, including ORC, warning light, front, side, and rear impact restraints.
Explains the multistage driver and front passenger airbags and warnings about objects near the panel.
Describes how supplemental side seat airbags provide enhanced protection during side impacts.
Details SABIC airbags for side-impact and rollover protection, covering windows on the impact side.
Explains how knee impact bolsters protect knees and position occupants for better airbag interaction.
Describes the function of the airbag warning light and actions to take if it malfunctions.
Explains the function of the EDR in recording vehicle data prior to airbag deployment for accident investigations.
Identifies key components of the instrument panel, including air outlets, demisters, instrument cluster, and radio.
Details common instrument cluster lights and their meanings, such as fuel, charging system, and ETC lights.
Describes the driver-interactive EVIC display located in the instrument cluster for various vehicle information.
Explains the system that reminds the driver when scheduled maintenance, like an oil change, is necessary.
Covers the legal requirements for emissions inspections and how to check the vehicle's OBD II system readiness.
Details the operation of the AM/FM stereo radio and CD/DVD changer with MP3/WMA AUX jack.
Instructions for operating the AM/FM stereo radio with CD player, including setting the clock and time zone.
Information on satellite radio service, system activation, and accessing serial numbers for subscription.
Explains how to connect and use iPod and other devices through the vehicle's sound system via a 16-pin connector.
Steps for safely starting the vehicle, including seat and mirror adjustment, seat belt fastening, and key procedures.
Recommendations for reliable starting in extreme cold, including the use of an electric engine block heater.
Procedure to follow if the engine is flooded, including how to clear excess fuel and restart.
Information on using an engine block heater to warm coolant and ensure quicker starts in cold weather.
Details on the five-speed manual transaxle operation, including shift patterns and downshifting.
Provides a table of recommended shift speeds for optimal fuel economy and engine life in manual transaxles.
Information on the automatic transaxle, including cautions and the brake/transmission interlock system.
Explains the full-time, on-demand four-wheel drive system and how to activate the '4WD LOCK' switch.
Provides precautions for driving on slippery surfaces, including acceleration, traction, and hydroplaning awareness.
Offers guidance and warnings for driving through water, emphasizing caution to ensure safety and prevent damage.
Offers advice for utility vehicles, highlighting design characteristics and safe cornering practices.
Describes the standard power steering system for good vehicle response and increased maneuverability.
Explains when and how to check power steering fluid level, including cautions and warnings.
Instructions on applying the parking brake before leaving the vehicle, especially on inclines.
Details the importance of brake system inspection and warnings about riding the brakes.
Explains how ABS provides stability and performance, with warnings about pumping the brakes.
Describes the ESC system for enhancing directional control and stability, including operating modes.
Provides information on tire markings, including DOT safety codes, size designation, and service description.
Explains how to check and adjust tire pressure, emphasizing cold tire inflation and temperature effects.
Offers advice on how to free a stuck vehicle by rocking motion, and warnings about spinning wheels.
Explains how to identify tread wear indicators in tires to determine when replacement is needed.
Discusses factors affecting tire service life, including driving style, pressure, and distance driven, with replacement warnings.
Recommends using tires equivalent to originals in size, quality, and performance for optimal safety and handling.
Notes that due to limited clearance, tire chains are not recommended for this vehicle.
Provides requirements for towing, including proper tire inflation and inspection before use.
Details requirements for trailer brakes, emphasizing not interconnecting systems and recommending brakes for heavier loads.
Explains the need for trailer lights and wiring, recommending factory-approved harnesses and connectors.
Offers advice for towing, including practicing maneuvers and automatic transaxle maintenance.
Provides guidelines for using electronic speed control, including warnings for hilly terrain and heavy loads.
Offers actions to reduce potential for engine and transaxle overheating during city and highway driving.
Provides instructions and cautions for towing the vehicle behind a motorhome or other vehicle.
Explains the operation of the hazard warning flasher to alert oncoming traffic of an emergency situation.
Provides actions to reduce overheating potential, such as slowing down or adjusting climate controls.
Warns about potential damage from hot cooling systems and provides steps to manage impending overheat conditions.
Details safety warnings and procedures for jacking the vehicle and changing a tire.
Specifies the location of the jack and jack-handle, stowed under the load floor in the cargo area.
Informs that the compact spare tire is stowed under the rear load floor in the cargo area.
Provides step-by-step instructions and warnings for safely raising the vehicle for tire changes.
Explains how to safely jump-start a vehicle with a discharged battery using jumper cables or a booster pack.
Offers methods for moving a stuck vehicle by rocking motion, including disabling ESC/TCS.
Provides instructions for towing disabled vehicles, specifying procedures for automatic and all-wheel drive models.
Offers guidance on towing a vehicle without the ignition key, including special care and override procedures.
Diagram and identification of components in the 2.0L engine compartment.
Diagram and identification of components in the 2.4L engine compartment.
Explains the OBD II system for monitoring emissions, engine, and transaxle performance.
Details the 'gASCAP' message that appears if the fuel filler cap is loose or improperly installed.
Covers legal requirements for emissions inspections and how to check OBD II system readiness.
Recommends using genuine MOPAR parts for maintenance and repairs to ensure performance and warranty coverage.
Highlights the benefits of dealer service, including qualified personnel, special tools, and up-to-date information.
Introduces the required maintenance services and other components that may need servicing over time.
Provides instructions for checking engine oil level, best times for checking, and engine oil selection.
Recommends replacing the engine oil filter at every oil change and selecting high-quality filters.
Explains the importance of the air cleaner for engine backfire protection and selection of quality replacement filters.
Describes the maintenance-free battery's sealed design and provides warnings about battery fluid and gas.
Recommends checking and servicing the air conditioner annually for optimal performance.
Details periodic lubrication points for body components to ensure quiet operation and protect against rust and wear.
Offers advice on cleaning wiper blades and windshield, and warnings about operation on dry glass or frozen conditions.
Instructs on adding windshield washer solvent to the reservoir and warns about flammability.
Emphasizes the importance of a properly maintained exhaust system for protection against carbon monoxide entry.
Provides warnings about hot cooling systems and steps to take to minimize catalyst damage.
Stresses the importance of brake system inspection for performance and provides warnings about brake failure.
Explains how to check the fluid level in the master cylinder and the importance of using the correct brake fluid.
Discusses the selection of proper lubricant for the automatic transaxle and cautions against chemical flushes.
Recommends using the manufacturer's recommended transmission fluid for manual transaxles.
Provides lubricant selection and fluid level check instructions for the PTU in AWD/4WD models.
Offers recommendations for body and paint care to maximize corrosion resistance based on usage and location.
Details the location and function of fuses within the Integrated Power Module (IPM).
Provides steps to preserve the vehicle's battery when storing it for more than 21 days.
Highlights scheduled maintenance services crucial for the proper functioning of the emissions control system.
Explains the oil change indicator system and how it reminds the driver for scheduled maintenance.
Refers to the following pages for a detailed list of required maintenance intervals based on mileage or time.
Outlines recommended services at 6,000 miles or 6 months, including oil change and tire rotation.
Details services at 12,000 miles or 12 months, including inspections of brakes, filters, and suspension components.
Lists recommended services at 18,000 miles or 18 months, including oil change, tire rotation, and filter replacement.
Outlines services at 24,000 miles or 24 months, including inspections of brake linings, CV joints, and exhaust system.
Specifies services at 30,000 miles or 30 months, including spark plug replacement and parking brake adjustment.
Details services at 36,000 miles or 36 months, including A/C filter replacement and inspection of suspension components.
Lists services at 42,000 miles or 42 months, focusing on oil change and tire rotation.
Outlines services at 48,000 miles or 48 months, including inspection of brake linings and CV joints.
Specifies services at 54,000 miles or 54 months, including oil change, tire rotation, and spark plug replacement.
Details services at 90,000 miles or 90 months, including PCV valve inspection and parking brake adjustment.
Lists services at 96,000 miles or 96 months, including inspection of suspension and replacement of A/C filter.
Specifies services at 102,000 miles or 102 months, including engine coolant flush and replacement.
Details services at 108,000 miles or 108 months, including inspection of brake linings and CV joints.
Lists services at 114,000 miles or 114 months, including oil change and tire rotation.
Outlines services at 120,000 miles or 120 months, including spark plug replacement and A/C filter replacement.
Specifies services at 126,000 miles or 126 months, including oil change and tire rotation.
Details services at 132,000 miles or 132 months, including inspection of suspension components and brake linings.
Lists services at 138,000 miles or 138 months, including oil change, tire rotation, and spark plug replacement.
Outlines services at 144,000 miles or 144 months, including inspection of CV joints and exhaust system.
Specifies services at 150,000 miles or 150 months, including oil change, tire rotation, and air cleaner filter replacement.
Provides advice on preparing for service appointments, making lists of issues, and being reasonable with requests.
Recommends contacting authorized dealers for service and outlines the benefits of their expertise and facilities.
Provides contact information for the Chrysler Group LLC Customer Center in the U.S.
Provides contact information for the Chrysler Canada Inc. Customer Center in Ontario.
Offers specialized communication assistance for customers with hearing or speech impairments.
Explains the benefits of purchasing a service contract for protection against unexpected repair costs.
Directs users to the Warranty Information Booklet on the DVD for Chrysler Group LLC warranties.
Recommends MOPAR fluids, lubricants, parts, and accessories for optimal vehicle performance.
Instructs users to immediately inform NHTSA and the manufacturer if a safety defect is believed to exist.
Provides information on how to order service and owner's manuals via website or phone.
Describes the comprehensive Service Manuals providing technical information for diagnosis and repair.
Explains that Owner's Manuals provide information on starting, operating, emergency procedures, and safety.
Details the DOT uniform tire grading categories: Treadwear, Traction, and Temperature grades.
Explains Traction grades (AA, A, B, C) representing the tire's ability to stop on wet pavement.
Describes Temperature grades (A, B, C) representing the tire's heat resistance and dissipation ability.
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