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General| Brand | Pontiac |
|---|---|
| Model | 2003 Bonneville |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Covers manual and power adjustments for front seats, including lumbar support and reclining features.
Details proper safety belt use, their effectiveness, and considerations for pregnant women and passengers.
Information on older children's seat belt use, infants, and different types of child restraint systems.
Explains frontal and side impact air bags, their deployment, and precautions for occupant safety.
Description of master key, valet key, and the PASS-Key III anti-theft system.
Covers manual and power door locks, central unlocking, rear door security, and lockout protection.
Explains the universal theft-deterrent system, including alarm activation and testing.
Covers new vehicle break-in, ignition positions, starting the engine, and retained accessory power.
Details manual and automatic dimming rearview mirrors, power mirrors, and assist mirrors.
Guide on programming the HomeLink system to control garage doors and other devices.
Describes various storage locations including glove box, console, and convenience nets.
Customizing vehicle features like memory seats, mirrors, and driver identification via DIC.
Visual guide identifying main components of the instrument panel layout.
Explains the meaning of various warning lights, gages, and indicators on the instrument panel.
Details the functions and displays of the Driver Information Center for vehicle status and messages.
Essential principles for safe driving, emphasizing awareness and anticipation of hazards.
Information on identifying and recovering from different types of vehicle skids.
Essential rules and tips for safely towing a trailer, including weight limits and handling.
Guidance on selecting the correct gasoline octane and using appropriate fuel types.
Safety precautions and identification of key components under the hood for inspection.
Guidelines for tire maintenance, pressure checks, and replacement.
Step-by-step instructions for safely changing a flat tire using the vehicle's jack.
Tips for cleaning interior surfaces, fabric, carpet, and exterior finishes.
Introduction to the maintenance schedule and its importance for vehicle upkeep.
Helps determine whether to follow the Short Trip/City or Long Trip/Highway schedule.
Lists checks and services owners can perform at specified intervals, like checking fluids.
Outlines the steps for resolving concerns with dealers and contacting Pontiac Customer Assistance.
Details the services provided by the Roadside Assistance program for owners.
Information on transportation options offered by dealers during warranty repairs.
How to report vehicle safety defects to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
How to report vehicle safety defects to Transport Canada.
How to report vehicle safety defects directly to General Motors.
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