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General| Brand | Saturn |
|---|---|
| Model | 2006 Relay |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Boxed text defining what CAUTION means and its implications for safety.
Explanation of the circle with a slash symbol meaning 'Do Not'.
Notices indicating potential damage to the vehicle and how to avoid it.
Explanation of symbols used for components, controls, and indicators.
Manual and power seat adjustments, including heated seats.
Operation, adjustment, removal, and installation of rear seats.
Proper wear, use during pregnancy, and child restraints.
Location, inflation, and passenger sensing system for airbags.
Procedure for adjusting front seats using the lever.
Warning against adjusting driver's seat while the vehicle is moving.
Using the power seat control for forward/rearward and height adjustments.
Operating heated seat buttons for high and low settings.
Adjusting seatback angle using the lever and ensuring it's locked.
Danger of injury if seatback is not locked during sudden stops or crashes.
Adjusting head restraints for optimal neck injury protection.
Using levers/straps to adjust, remove, and reinstall rear seats.
Adjusting second row bucket seats for various configurations.
Folding and tumbling seats for third row access.
Proper safety belt usage for older children who have outgrown booster seats.
Protection needs and restraint requirements for infants and young children.
Overview of infant car beds, rear-facing, forward-facing seats, and boosters.
Proper installation methods using safety belts or LATCH system.
Description of frontal and side impact airbags.
Conditions determining airbag deployment based on crash severity.
How airbags supplement seat belts and distribute impact force.
System for detecting occupants and enabling/disabling airbags.
Key for identifying and locating instrument panel components.
Function and operation of hazard warning flashers.
Controls for turn signals, wipers, and headlamps.
Cautions and operation of cruise control.
Control for exterior lamps, including automatic mode.
DRL function and automatic headlamp system operation.
Controls for interior lamps and override feature.
Adjusting instrument panel illumination brightness.
How messages are displayed and acknowledged.
Message indicating engine coolant is too hot.
Warning for low engine oil pressure.
Indicates improper functioning of the ABS system.
Familiarizing with audio system features and controls.
Danger of distraction from entertainment tasks while driving.
Radio operation, CD player, and RDS features.
Finding stations by band, tune, seek, and scan.
Advice on driving defensively and starting with seatbelts.
Dangers, effects of alcohol on driving ability, and BAC.
Explanation of braking action, perception/reaction time, and stopping distances.
Explanation of ABS function and how it works.
System operation, warning lights, and disabling/enabling.
How StabiliTrak® works and system messages.
How AWD operates automatically and engine torque reduction.
Effects of losing power steering and steering tips.
Recovering vehicle when wheels drop off the road.
Tips for safely passing other vehicles.
How vehicle control is lost and emergency actions.
Tips for safer night driving, including vision and glare.
Precautions for driving in wet conditions and maintaining wipers.
Causes and prevention of hydroplaning.
Safety tips for navigating city traffic.
Special rules and advice for freeway driving.
Checklist for vehicle preparation before a long trip.
Driving considerations for steep hills and mountains.
Tips for safe winter driving and emergency supplies.
Precautions for driving on slippery surfaces like snow or ice.
CAUTION on spinning tires and rocking technique.
CAUTION on vehicle weight limits and tire/axle ratings.
Consult dealer for towing disabled vehicles or recreational towing.
CAUTION on trailer towing and notice on improper towing.
Chart showing maximum trailer weight and GCWR.
Importance of tongue weight and its effect on vehicle capacity.
Rules for installing trailer hitches and avoiding CO entry.
Requirements for trailer brakes and avoiding tapping into vehicle system.
Importance of Saturn retailer for service and genuine parts.
Gasoline specifications, California fuel, and additives.
Checking engine oil level and what kind of oil to use.
Coolant type, mixture, and freezing/boiling protection.
Reservoir location and when to check fluid.
What fluid to use and adding washer fluid.
Brake fluid information and reservoir location.
Maintenance-free battery and replacement number.
Inspecting and replacing wiper blades.
CAUTIONS about poorly maintained and used tires.
Explanation of tire size, TPC spec, and DOT codes.
Importance of correct tire pressure and checks.
Indicators for needing new tires.
GM recommendations for specific tires and CAUTIONS on mixing tires.
Effects of different size wheels/tires on vehicle performance.
Explanation of treadwear, traction, and temperature grades.
CAUTION about dangers of using used wheels.
CAUTION against using tire chains due to clearance issues.
Using inflator for tires, mattresses, and basketballs.
Tips for handling a blowout or slow leak.
Steps for changing a flat tire safely.
Dangers of changing a tire and preventing vehicle movement.
Location and removal of jack and tools.
Storing flat tires on FWD vehicles.
Storing flat tire in rear storage area for AWD.
Steps for removing lug nuts and flat tire.
Danger of rust/dirt causing loose wheel nuts.
Tightening wheel nuts in a crisscross sequence.
Dangers of incorrect or loose wheel nuts.
Design and function of the secondary latch system.
Read all instructions before using hoist assembly.
Danger to bystanders during spare tire removal.
Introduction, requirements, and using the maintenance schedule.
Services for Maintenance I and II based on time/mileage.
Table of services based on mileage intervals.
Detailed explanations for maintenance items (a) through (m).
Owner checks for safety, dependability, and environment.
Underhood checks to perform at each fuel fill.
Checking engine oil level and adding if necessary.
Tire inflation and wear inspection.
CAUTION and steps to check shift lock control.
Checking ignition to LOCK in each shift position.
CAUTION and check for vehicle rolling when parked.
Flushing underbody chemicals for corrosion prevention.
Table of fluids and lubricants by usage.
Overview of customer assistance and information resources.
Steps for resolving satisfaction concerns via retailer and assistance center.
How to report safety defects to NHTSA.
Notifying Transport Canada about vehicle safety defects.
How vehicle computers monitor performance and store crash data.
Importance of qualified technician and proper parts for repairs.
Importance of comprehensive/collision coverage and OEM parts.
Steps to take after an accident, including calling 911 and information exchange.
