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Congratulations on your purchase of a Chevrolet Silverado Classic. Please read this information and yourOwner Manual to ensure an outstanding ownership experience. Note that your vehicle may not include all the features described in this booklet. Keep this booklet with your Owner Manual for easy reference.

INSIDE YOUR VEHICLEInstrument Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Instrument Panel Cluster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Instrument Panel Cluster – Diesel . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Heated Front Seats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Power Lumbar Front Seats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Passenger Automatic Locking Restraint (ALR) .5Driver and Front Passenger Safety Belt Reminder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Automatic Dimming Rearview Mirror withOnStar®, Compass and Temperature Display . . .5 Automatic Climate Control System . . . . . . . . . . .6 Manual Climate Control System . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Entertainment Systems — Radio/CD . . . . . . . . .7Rear Seat Entertainment System . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Universal Home Remote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Sunroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Steering Wheel Controls (OnStar®/Radio) . . . . .11

Cruise Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 OUTSIDE YOUR VEHICLE

Power Folding Mirrors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Automatic Headlamp Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Content Theft-Deterrent System . . . . . . . . . . . .13Voltmeter Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Memory Positions for Driver’s Seatand Mirror Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Memory Settings for Your Vehicle (Driver Information Center) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

PERSONALIZING YOUR VEHICLEOdometer/Trip Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Fuel Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16FlexFuel (E85) – Yellow Gas Cap . . . . . . . . . . . .17

VEHICLE SYMBOLS GLOSSARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20MY GMLINK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

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See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

A. Dome Lamp Override ButtonB. Headlamp ControlsC. Air OutletsD. Automatic Transfer Case/

Electronic Transfer Case/TractionAssist System (TAS)

E. Turn Signal/Multifunction Lever F. Instrument Panel ClusterG. Range Selection Mode ButtonH. Gearshift Lever

(automatic transmission)

I. Tow/Haul Selector Button(if equipped)

J. Audio SystemK. Climate Control SystemL. Instrument Panel Fuse BlockM.Cargo Lamp ButtonN. Hood ReleaseO. Steering Wheel Control Buttons

(if equipped)P. Center Instrument Panel

Fuse Block

Q. Parking Brake ReleaseR. Tilt Wheel Lever S. Cigarette Lighter T. Accessory Power OutletU. Manual Selectable Ride Control

(if equipped)V. Auxiliary Roof Mounted Lamp

ButtonW.Passenger Air Bag Off Switch

(if equipped)X. Glove Box

Getting to Know

YourSilverado Classic

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Instrument Panel Cluster

Your vehicle’s instrument panel isequipped with this cluster or one verysimilar to it. The U.S. Heavy-DutyAutomatic Transmission version isshown here. The instrument panel cluster includesthese key features:A. Transmission Temperature Gauge

(if equipped)B. Tachometer

C. Speedometer and TransmissionGear Selector

D. Oil Pressure GaugeE. Fuel GaugeF. VoltmeterG. Engine Coolant Temperature

GaugeH. Driver Information Center (DIC)

and Odometer

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Note: See Section 3 of yourOwner Manual for more infor-mation about what the lights,gauges and indicators on yourvehicle’s instrument panel tellyou of your vehicle’s operation.


Getting to Know

YourSilverado Classic

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B CD E

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Instrument Panel Cluster – Diesel (if equipped)

Your vehicle’s instrument panel isequipped with this cluster or one verysimilar to it. The U.S. Heavy-DutyAutomatic Transmission version isshown here. The instrument panel cluster includesthese key features:A. Transmission Temperature Gauge

(if equipped)B. Tachometer

C. Speedometer and TransmissionGear Selector

D. Oil Pressure GaugeE. Fuel Gauge*F. VoltmeterG. Engine Coolant Temperature

GaugeH. Driver Information Center (DIC)

and Odometer

* If ULTRA LOW SULFUR FUEL appears onthe fuel gauge, your vehicle is equipped with aDiesel Particulate Filter Emissions System.Maintenance messages may appear in yourDriver Information Center display regardingthis system. See your Diesel Engine OwnerManual for more information.

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Note: See Section 3 of your OwnerManual for more information about whatthe lights, gauges and indicators onyour vehicle’s instrument panel tell youof your vehicle’s operation.


A chime will sound and the safety beltlight ( ) will be illuminated and flash forseveral seconds when the ignition key isturned to Run or Start, or at any time thevehicle is running, and the driver’s safe-ty belt is not buckled.If your vehicle is equipped with thePassenger Sensing System, the chimewill sound and a message will be dis-played on the Driver Information Centerfor several seconds if the passenger’s safety belt is not buckled under thesame conditions.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

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Heated Front Seats (if equipped)

This feature allows you to heat the frontseatbacks and seat cushions simultane-ously or just the seatbacks. The controlsare located on the driver and front pas-senger door panels.Select a heat setting for both theseatback and seat cushion• Press and release the horizontal

button (“A” above) until the indicatorlight shows the desired setting.

Select a heat setting for the seatbackonly• Press and release the vertical button

(“B” above) until the indicator lightshows the desired setting.


Passenger Automatic LockingRestraint (ALR)

The safety belt is designed to lock during an accident, but it will also lock ifit is pulled out all the way during initialbuckling, and you may be unaware thatthis has happened. If the safety beltdoes lock, unbuckle it and allow it toretract fully; then pull it out and rebucklethe belt.See Section 1 of your Owner Manual.

Power Lumbar Front Seats (if equipped)

A

B

Adjust lumbarsupport• Press the front

or rear of thetwo-way lumbarcontrol locatedon the side ofthe seat cushion near the door.Release at the preferred setting.


Driver and Front PassengerSafety Belt Reminder (if equipped)

Automatic Dimming RearviewMirror with OnStar®, Compassand Temperature Display (if equipped)

Controls for the dimming feature, as wellas OnStar® (if equipped) and the com-pass and temperature displays, arelocated on the bottom of the mirror.


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When on, the automatic interior dimmingrearview mirror dims to the proper levelto minimize glare from lights behind youwhen it’s dark outside.

Turn the self-dimming function on or off• Press and hold for approximately

eight seconds. Use OnStar • Press to connect to an OnStar®

Advisor.• Press to answer or end a call

from the OnStar® Center.• Press in an emergency to connect

to an OnStar® Advisor who can con-tact the nearest emergency servicesprovider.

Turn the outside temperature displaysand compass readings on or off• Press .Display temperature• Press and hold for four seconds

(until the display blinks) to togglebetween °C and °F. Once the desired°C or °F is displayed, release thebutton. Wait four seconds and thetemperature will be displayed.


Automatic Climate ControlSystem (if equipped)

Adjust settings for automatic operation• Push the AUTO button (“A” above)

and adjust the temperature knob (“B”above) to the desired temperature.

When automatic operation is active, the system will control the inside temperature, air delivery, air inlet andfan speed. Set same temperature for driver andfront passenger • Press and hold the AUTO button for

four seconds.• Turn the passenger-side temperature

knob to select a different temperaturefor the passenger.

Select air distribution manually • Press and release the Mode

button (“C” above) until the desiredsource of air is indicated on the display.

The Mode feature allows you to selectair delivery to the floor, the instrumentpanel outlets, or the windshield outlets.Manually raise or lower fan speed• Press the upper or lower portion of the

Fan control button (“D” above).

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Manual Climate Control System (if equipped)

Adjust settings for operation• Adjust air delivery location with mode

control knob (“A” above).• Adjust driver/passenger temperatures

with levers (“B” above).• Set fan speed to desired setting

(“C” above).

Entertainment Systems —Radio/CD

Set the time on radios without aRadio Data System (RDS)• Press and hold the HR or MIN arrow

for two seconds.• Press the HR (down) arrow until the

correct hour appears on the display.• Press and hold the MIN (up) arrow

until the correct minute appears onthe display.

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B

C

Additional Climate Control SystemFunctions (Automatic)

: Recirculates interior air while inVent or Bi-Level position. Use this set-ting to get maximum cooling from theair conditioning system. To prevent window fogging, Recirculation will notoperate in the Defog, Defrost or Floormode.

: Clears windshield and front sidewindows of fog/frost.

: Clears rear glass of fog/frost andactivates heated outside rearview mir-rors (if equipped).


Additional Climate Control SystemFunctions (Manual)

: Recirculates interior air while inVent or Bi-Level position. Use this set-ting to get maximum cooling from the airconditioning system. To prevent windowfogging, Recirculation will not operate inthe Defog, Defrost or Floor mode.

: Clears windshield and front sidewindows of fog/frost.

: Clears rear glass of fog/frost andactivates heated outside rearview mir-rors (if equipped).

: Turns the air conditioning system onand off. The button’s LED will illuminatewhen the air conditioning system is on.


Note: When the climate control systemis in the Off position ( ), outside airwill continue to enter the vehicle andwill be directed according to the mode position selected. This is normal cli-mate control operation.

Note: To avoid window fogging on rainyand humid days at temperatures abovefreezing, run the air conditioner ( ).Also, it is best to avoid the use of therecirculation mode ( ) except forshort times to avoid exterior odors orwhen maximum air conditioning per-formance is needed.



Set the time on radios with a RadioData System (RDS)Your radio may have a button marked“H” or “HR” to represent hours and an“M” or “MIN” to represent minutes.• Press and hold the hour button until

the correct hour appears on the display.

• Press and hold the minute buttonuntil the correct minute appears onthe display.

Program radio station presets• Turn the radio on.• Press BAND to select the band

(AM/FM1/FM2/XM1/XM2).• Use the seek or tune knob to tune in

the desired station.• Press AUTO EQ or AUTO TONE

(as applicable to your radio) to select

Note: The time may be set with theignition on or off.

the equalization that best suits thetype of station selected.

• Press and hold one of the six num-bered buttons until a beep sounds;release the button.

• Repeat these steps for each stationpreset, using a different numberedbutton for each station.

Six-Disc CD Changer (if equipped)Load one CD• Turn the ignition on; then press and

release the LOAD side of the LOADCD button.

• Wait for the indicator light at the rightside of the slot to turn green.

• Insert the disc partway into the slot,label side up; the player will pull thedisc in.

Load multiple CDs• Turn the ignition on; then press and

hold the LOAD button for two sec-onds. The unit beeps and the light tothe right of the slot begins to flash.

• When the light stops flashing andturns green, insert a disc partway,label side up.

• The indicator light will begin blinkingand then turn green. Load anotherdisc at this time.

• When more than one disc is loaded,a number for each disc is displayed.

• To load more than one but fewer thansix discs, press the LOAD buttonagain after loading the final CD.

• For every CD loaded, a numberappears on the radio display.

• To play a specific CD, press the CDAUX button and then the number ofthe CD you want to hear.

• A small bar appears under the CDnumber that is playing, and the tracknumber appears.


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Access Program Type Selections forSix-Disc CD Changer• To turn Program Type on, press the

TYPE button once.• Turn the TYPE knob or press the

TYPE button to select the ProgramType you want.

• Press the SEEK or TYPE arrows andthe radio seeks the first availableRDS broadcast of the selectedProgram Type.

• To turn Program Type off (while seeking), press the SEEK or TYPEarrows, or wait for the seek to complete. All stations will now beavailable when you press the SEEKbutton.

Chime Level AdjustmentYou can use the radio to adjust the vol-ume level of the vehicle chime. Tochange the volume level:1. Turn the ignition On and the radio

power Off. 2. Press and hold the pushbutton num-

bered 6 on the radio. The chime vol-ume level will change and LOUD orNORMAL, depending on the setting,will appear on the radio display.

3. To change the setting back, pressand hold pushbutton 6 again.

Rear Seat Entertainment System(if equipped)

The DVD Rear Seat Entertainment(RSE) system includes a DVD playerand a video display screen, located inthe overhead console, two sets of wire-less headphones and a remote control.To play a DVD:• The ignition must be in the Run or

Accessory position or RAP (RetainedAccessory Power, available after theignition is turned off) must be active.

• Push forward on the release latch tofold down the video screen.

• Insert a DVD into the loading slot; it will automatically start.

• If a DVD is already loaded, press thePlay/Pause button.

• Press the CD/AUX button on theradio until RSE appears on the radiodisplay to listen to the DVD throughyour vehicle speakers.

• When using the wireless head-phones, turn the headphones on andadjust the volume using the volumeknob.

To stop or eject a DVD:• To stop playing a DVD, press the

Stop button. Press the Play button toresume viewing. If the Stop button ispressed twice, the DVD will resumeviewing at the beginning.

• To eject a DVD, press the Eject button on the DVD player.


Note: CDs with any affixed labels mayjam in the CD player. Label a CD usinga permanent marker. If more than oneCD is inserted into the slot at one time,or if scratched or damaged CDs areplayed, the CD player could be dam-aged. When using the CD player, useonly CDs in good condition withoutlabels; load one CD at a time; and keepthe CD player and the loading slot freeof foreign materials, liquids and debris.

Each time the chime volume is changed,three chimes will sound at the new vol-ume level.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.



Sunroof (if equipped)

To open and close the power slidingsunroof, the ignition must be on orRetained Accessory Power (RAP) mustbe active. The sunroof button used tooperate the sunroof is located in thefront overhead console.Express Vent:• Press and release the rear side of the

Sunroof button to express vent the glass panel.

Express Open:• Once the sunroof is in the vent

position, press and release the rear side of the Sunroof button to express open the glass panel. Push up on thesunshade and allow it to roll rear-ward. This can be done before or after the glass panel is opened.

Close:• Press and hold the front side of the

Sunroof button to close the glass panel. The sunshade must be pulled forward manually.


Universal Home Remote(if equipped)

The Universal Home Remote is a com-bined universal transmitter and receiverthat can activate up to three devices,such as garage door openers, entrydoor locks, gates and security systems.It’s recommended that you read theinstructions in your Owner Manualcompletely before attempting to programany of the three channels on theUniversal Home Remote. The engineshould be turned off when programmingthe remote.


Note: Do not use the Universal HomeRemote with any garage door openerthat does not have the “stop and reverse”feature or any opener manufacturedbefore April 1, 1982.


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(OnStar/Voice Recognition) (if equipped): This button will activateOnStar® for use. If your vehicle is notequipped with OnStar®, pressing thisbutton will mute the radio.

PROG : This button will cycle throughthe radio presets.

: Selects AM, FM, XM SatelliteRadio (if equipped), cassette or CD

: Seeks radio stations: Adjusts radio volume


Cruise Control (if equipped)

Cruise control allows you to maintain aconstant speed of 25 mph or more with-out keeping your foot on the acceleratorpedal.

Setting Cruise Control:1. Move the cruise control switch to

On ( ).2. Attain desired cruising speed.3. Press the Set button ( ) at the

end of the multifunction lever on the left side of the steering column.

4. Take your foot off the accelerator pedal.

5. The cruise symbol on the instrument cluster will illuminate.

There are two ways to increase speedwhile cruising:• Use the accelerator pedal to

increase speed. Press at the end of the multifunction lever to set the cruising speed. Release the accelera-tor pedal.

• Press the resume/accelerate switch (+) to increase speed, and then release the switch.

To reduce speed while cruising:• Press and hold at the end of the

multifunction lever until you reach thedesired lower speed, and then release it.


Steering Wheel Controls(OnStar®/Radio) (if equipped)

Note: For additional OnStar® featuresinformation, including Personal Callingand Virtual Advisor, see the OnStar®

section of your Owner Manual.



Power Folding Mirrors (if equipped)

Fold mirrors• Move the

selector switchlocated abovethe mirror control(“A” right) to the centerposition.

• Press the rightside of thefour-way control pad (“B” above) to fold in the mirrors.

• Press the left side of the four-waycontrol pad to fold out the mirrors.

If the mirrors have been folded manual-ly, they must be moved through thepower folding cycle three times to resetthem in their tracks.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

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B

Automatic Headlamp Controls

Daytime Running Lamps (DRL)

Turn off Daytime Running Lamps(DRL) and automatic headlamps• Turn the exterior lamps knob (located

to the left of the steering wheel) to Off ( ) and release.

Activate the automatic headlamp system• Turn the exterior lamps knob to

AUTO. The automatic headlamp sys-tem will turn on the front and rearlamps.

Manually illuminate the parkinglamps, side-marker lamps, taillamps,instrument panel/radio lights, licenseplate lamps and roof marker lamps(if equipped)• Turn the exterior lamps knob to the

parking lamp position ( ).Manually activate the headlamps, allexterior tail/side-marker lamps andthe instrument panel/radio lights• Turn the exterior lamps knob to this

position ( ). Turn the fog lamps (if equipped) on or off• Press the fog lamp

button located onthe left side of the instrument panel.An indicator lampwill illuminate whenthe fog lamps are on.


Note: Your DRLs or automatic head-lamps will re-engage at the next keycycle.

Disable the DRL when idling• Shift the vehicle into Park, or• Set the parking brake (manual

transmission only)



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Voltmeter OperationContent Theft-Deterrent System(if equipped)

Arm the System• Lock the doors using the Remote

Keyless Entry transmitter. The alarmis activated when the symbol shownabove illuminates in the instrumentpanel (approximately 30 seconds).

If your vehicle is equipped with a DriverInformation Center, you can program thealarm to the following:• Both Horn/Headlamps • Horn only• Lamps only• Off


Note: Your vehicle’s factory default setting is Horn and Lamps. See theMemory Settings for Your Vehicle sec-tion of this booklet for more information.

Memory Positions for Driver’sSeat and Mirror Settings (if equipped)

To set up for the firstdriver:• Adjust driver

seat, includinglumbar adjustment.

• Adjust the out-side rearview mirrors.

• With the vehicle in Park, press andhold Memory 1 or 2 until two chimessound (about four seconds).

To set up for another driver: • Repeat the process with the other

memory button. See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

The voltmetershows the condition of thevehicle’s charg-ing system.The system isdesigned toregulate voltageoutput to helpimprove fuel economy and extend battery life. Normal system operationreadings may fluctuate (as indicated bythe blue area in the illustration above)based on vehicle operation, includingthe number of electrical accessoriesbeing operated and engine speed.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.



Memory Settings for Your Vehicle(Driver Information Center) (if equipped)

To scroll though the features that can becustomized using the Driver InformationCenter:1. Press the (Personalization) button

located on the steering wheel. 2. Press the (Select) button to

choose your desired setting. The first setting is the default setting from the factory.

3. Press to move to the next feature.

Lock Doors(Automatically locks the doors.)• Lock Doors: In Gear• Lock Doors: With Speed

Unlock Doors(Automatically unlocks the doors.)• Unlock Doors: In Park • Unlock Driver: In Park• Unlock Doors: Key Out• Unlock Doors: Manually

Door Lock Delay(Delays locking the doors and tailgateuntil five seconds after the last door isclosed.)• Door Lock Delay: Off• Door Lock Delay: On

Lock Feedback(The feedback received when lockingthe vehicle with the Remote KeylessEntry transmitter.)• Lock Feedback: Both• Lock Feedback: Lamps

• Lock Feedback: Horn• Lock Feedback: Off

Unlock Feedback(The feedback received when unlockingthe vehicle with the Remote KeylessEntry transmitter.)• Unlock Feedback: Lamps• Unlock Feedback: Horn• Unlock Feedback: Both• Unlock Feedback: Off

Headlamp Delay(The amount of time the headlamps willstay on after the vehicle is turned off.)• Headlamp Delay: 10 Sec• Headlamp Delay: 20 Sec• Headlamp Delay: 40 Sec• Headlamp Delay: 1 Min• Headlamp Delay: 2 Min• Headlamp Delay: 3 Min• Headlamp Delay: Off

Perimeter Lights(The headlamps and backup lamps willcome on for 40 seconds, if it is darkenough, when unlocking the vehicle withthe Remote Keyless Entry transmitter.)• Perimeter Lights: On• Perimeter Lights: Off

Easy Exit Seat(The driver’s seat moves to the exitposition when the key is removed fromthe ignition.)• Easy Exit Seat: Off• Easy Exit Seat: On


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Curb View(The outside rearview mirror(s) tilt downwhen the vehicle is shifted intoReverse.)• Curb View: Off• Curb View: Passenger• Curb View: Driver• Curb View: Both

Alarm Warning(The feedback received when the alarmis active.)• Alarm Warning: Both• Alarm Warning: Off• Alarm Warning: Horn• Alarm Warning: Lamps

Elevated Idle(On diesel engines only. Activates theidle/exhaust restrictor feature.)• Elevated Idle: Off• Elevated Idle: On

Language(The Driver Information Center displaylanguage.)• Language: English• Language: Français (French)• Language: Español (Spanish)

Display Units(The units in which all information will bedisplayed.)• Display Units: English• Display Units: MetricSee Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

Odometer/Trip Settings (if equipped)

Press the Trip Information button to scroll through the Odometer, Trip A, Trip B, Timer and Engine Hours choiceson the Driver Information Center.

OdometerThis mode shows the total distance thevehicle has been driven in either milesor kilometers. Pressing the reset stemlocated on the instrument cluster withthe vehicle off will also display theodometer.Trip AThis mode shows the current distancetraveled since the last reset for TRIP Ain either miles or kilometers.Trip BThis mode shows the current distancetraveled since the last reset for TRIP Bin either miles or kilometers.



Reset Trip InformationTo reset TRIP A or TRIP B information,press and hold the select button ( )for one second while in one of the tripmodes. This will reset the information for TRIP A or TRIP B. You can also reset TRIP A or TRIP B while they aredisplayed by pressing the reset stem onthe cluster. If you press and hold thereset stem or for four seconds, thedisplay will show the distance traveledsince the last ignition cycle for TRIP Aor TRIP B.TimerThe DIC can be used as a timer. Pressthe select button while TIMER is dis-played to start the timer. The display willshow the amount of time that haspassed since the timer was last reset,not including time the ignition is off, upto 99 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds(99:59:59).Engine HoursThis mode shows the total number ofhours the engine has run. Pressing andholding the reset stem located on theinstrument cluster for about four sec-onds will also display the engine hoursafter the odometer is displayed when thevehicle is off.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

Fuel Information (if equipped)

Press the Fuel Information button to scroll through the Fuel Range, FuelUsed, Average Economy and Engine OilLife selections on the Driver InformationCenter.Fuel RangeThis mode shows the range in miles thatthe vehicle can travel with the currentamount of fuel.Fuel UsedThis mode shows the current amount offuel used in gallons since the last resetfor Fuel Used. This mode should bereset after every fuel tank fill-up.Average EconomyThis mode shows the average fuel econ-omy in miles per gallon since the lastreset for Average Economy. Engine Oil LifeThis mode shows the percentage of oillife left until it is recommended tochange the engine oil. An oil and filterchange should be performed within 600miles of the Change Oil message beingdisplayed.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.


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FlexFuel (E85) – Yellow GasCap (if equipped)

If your vehicle has a yellow gas cap, itwas engineered as a FlexFuel vehiclecapable of running on gasoline or E85fuel. E85 is a blend of 85% ethanol and15% gasoline. E85 is a high-octane,renewable fuel made primarily from corn(see livegreengoyellow.com). Your FlexFuel vehicle automaticallydetects the current fuel mixture in thefuel tank and adjusts engine settingsaccordingly. You can fill up with gasolineor E85, regardless of which fuel isalready in the tank.E85 is not yet available at all gas sta-tions. E85 holds less energy per gallonthan gasoline, so drivers will experiencelower miles per gallon and cruisingrange when running on E85.


Note: If your vehicle does not have theyellow gas cap, do not use E85.



Vehicle Symbols Glossary

Following are examples of symbols you may find on your vehicle. It is important tobecome familiar with them, as they alert you to various vehicle operating conditions.

Four-Wheel Drive Light (if equipped)

Front and Side Window Defrost

Glow Plug (if equipped)

Headlamps

Heated Side Mirrors

Instrument Panel BrightnessControl

Malfunction Indicator Lamp (Check Engine Light)

Manual Selectable Ride

Off

Off/On

On

Parking Lamps

Power Folding Mirrors

Safety Belt Reminder Light

Rear Door Security Locks (if equipped)

Rear Window Defogger(if equipped)

Tow/Haul Mode Light

Traction Control Off Light (if equipped)

Air Bag Readiness and Warning Light (if equipped)

Air Conditioning (A/C)

Antilock Brake System Warning Light

Auxiliary Roof-Mounted Lamp Switch (if equipped)

Battery Warning Light

Brake System Warning Light

Cargo Lamp Button

Content Theft Deterrent

Cruise Control Set

Dome Lamps Override Button

Driver Information Center Trip Information Button (on steeringwheel) (if equipped)

Driver Information Center Fuel Information Button (on steering wheel) (if equipped)

Driver Information Center Personalization/Menu Button (on steering wheel) (if equipped)

Driver Information Center Select Button (on steering wheel) (if equipped)

Fog Lamps (if equipped)


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Notes



Roadside Assistance

My GMLink

Chevrolet: 1-800-CHEV-USA

(1-800-243-8872)

TTY Users: 1-888-889-2438

As the proud owner of a new Chevrolet vehi-cle, you are automatically enrolled in theChevrolet Roadside Assistance program.This value-added service is intended to pro-vide you with peace of mind as you drivearound town or travel the open road.

Roadside Assistance features a toll-freenumber staffed by a team of technicallytrained advisors who are available 24 hoursa day, 365 days a year. The advisors canprovide minor repair information or makearrangements to tow your vehicle to thenearest Chevrolet dealer.

The following services are provided at noexpense to you for 3 years/36,000 miles:

• Fuel delivery

• Lockout service (identification required)

• Tow to nearest dealership for warranty service

• Flat tire assistance

• Jump starts

In many instances, mechanical failures arecovered under Chevrolet’s comprehensivewarranty. However, when other services areutilized, the advisors will explain any pay-ment obligations you might incur.

The Chevrolet Owner Center at My GMLinkis a complimentary service that provides aone-stop resource for Chevrolet owners.Exclusive member benefits include onlineservice reminders, vehicle maintenance tips,online owner manual, special privileges andmore. Sign up today at www.mygmlink.com.

For prompt and efficient assistance whencalling, please provide the following informa-tion to the advisor:

• Location of the vehicle

• Telephone number and your location

• Vehicle model, year and color

• Vehicle mileage

• Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

• Vehicle license plate number

Chevrolet reserves the right to limit servicesor reimbursement to an owner or driverwhen, in Chevrolet’s judgment, the claimsbecome excessive in frequency or type ofoccurrence.

Roadside Assistance and OnStar (if equipped)

If your vehicle is OnStar-equipped, when youpress the blue OnStar button, the vehicle willsend your current GPS location to an OnStarAdvisor who will speak to you, assess yourproblem, contact Roadside Assistance andrelay your exact location so you will get thehelp you need.

Certain restrictions, precautions and safety procedures apply to your vehicle. Please read your OwnerManual for complete instructions. All information contained herein is based on information available at thetime of printing and is subject to change without notice. Copyright 2006 by GM Corp. All rights reserved.

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