IN
CASE OF EMERGENCY
FOUR·WAY
HAZARD
WARNING
FLASHER
•
Use
the warning flasher to warn other
drivers any time your car becomes a
traffic hazard, day or night.
• A void stopping on the roadway
if
possible.
• Turn on the hazard warning flasher
by
pushing in the button (inside the collar)
located on the colunm just below the
steering wheel. The flasher will work
with the ignition switch either off or on.
• The turn signals do not work when the
hazard flashers are on.
•
If
the brake pedal
is
depressed, the lights
will not flash; they will stay on until the
brake
is
released.
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• To turn
off
the flasher, pull the button
collar
out.
EMERGENCY
STARTING
If
your car has a discharged battery, it can
be
started
by
using energy from another
battery - a procedure called
"jump
starting"
.
NOTICE: Do not pum or tow this
car
to
start.
Under
some conditions this may
damage
the catalytic converter
or
other parts
of
the
car.
JUMP
STARTING:
CA UTION: The instructions below
must
be followed EXACTLY or
personal injury (particularly
to
eyes) or
property damage may result from
battery explosion, battery acid, or
electrical (short circuit) burns.
• THE MAJOR SAFETY PRECAU-
TION
IS
TO
MAKE
THE FINAL
CONNECfION
TO
GROUND
ON
THE ENGINE
SOME
DISTANCE
FROM
THE
BATTERY.
mIS
HELPS REDUCE THE
CHANCE
OF
AN EXPWSION
DUE
TO
SPARKS.
•
To lessen the chance
of
an explosion.
never expose
the
battery to open
flames or electric sparks. Also do not
smoke near the battery. Batteries
give
off a gas which
is
flammable and
explosive.
• To lessen
the
risk of injury in case an
explosion does occur,
WEAR
EYE
PROTECTION
or
shield your eyes
when working near either battery.
Do
not lean
over
a battery.
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