TRAILBLAZER DIESEL

Chevrolet Sales India Private Limited

All information, illustrations and specifications contained in this Owner's Manual are based on
the latest production information available at the time of publication. The right is reserved to
make changes at any time without notice.

Regd. Office : Block-B, Chandrapura Industrial Estate, Halol - 389 351

Dist. Panchmahals, Gujarat, India. Phone : 91 2676 221000
Customer Assistance Center : Surinder Jakhar Bhawan, Iffco Complex, Plot No.3, Sector 32,
Institutional Area, Gurgaon-122001, Phone:+91-124-3080000 Email: gmi.cac@gm.com
Works : A-16, MIDC Talegaon Industrial Area (Phase-II), Near Floriculture Park, Talegaon Navlakh
Umbhre Village Road, Tehsil-Maval,
Pune - 410 507, Maharashtra, India. Tel: 91 2114 663939 Part No.: 28288123
24 Hr. Helpline at 1800 3000 8080 Revision No. 00
Revision Date
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TRAILBLAZER DIESEL

Chevrolet Sales India Private Limited

All information, illustrations and specifications contained in this Owner's Manual are based on
the latest production information available at the time of publication. The right is reserved to
make changes at any time without notice.

Regd. Office : Block-B, Chandrapura Industrial Estate, Halol - 389 351

Dist. Panchmahals, Gujarat, India. Phone : 91 2676 221000
Customer Assistance Center : Surinder Jakhar Bhawan, Iffco Complex, Plot No.3, Sector 32,
Institutional Area, Gurgaon-122001, Phone:+91-124-3080000 Email: gmi.cac@gm.com
Works : A-16, MIDC Talegaon Industrial Area (Phase-II), Near Floriculture Park, Talegaon Navlakh
Umbhre Village Road, Tehsil-Maval,
Pune - 410 507, Maharashtra, India. Tel: 91 2114 663939 Part No.: 28288123
24 Hr. Helpline at 1800 3000 8080 Revision No. 00
Revision Date
24x7 Roadside Assistance at 1800 103 8090 (Toll Free No.) or 0124 - 4388090 10/2015/250

TRAILBLAZER DIESEL

Chevrolet Sales India Private Limited

All information, illustrations and specifications contained in this Owner's Manual are based on
the latest production information available at the time of publication. The right is reserved to
make changes at any time without notice.

Regd. Office : Block-B, Chandrapura Industrial Estate, Halol - 389 351

Dist. Panchmahals, Gujarat, India. Phone : 91 2676 221000
Customer Assistance Center : Surinder Jakhar Bhawan, Iffco Complex, Plot No.3, Sector 32,
Institutional Area, Gurgaon-122001, Phone:+91-124-3080000 Email: gmi.cac@gm.com
Works : A-16, MIDC Talegaon Industrial Area (Phase-II), Near Floriculture Park, Talegaon Navlakh
Umbhre Village Road, Tehsil-Maval,
Pune - 410 507, Maharashtra, India. Tel: 91 2114 663939 Part No.: 28288123
24 Hr. Helpline at 1800 3000 8080 Revision No. 00
Revision Date
24x7 Roadside Assistance at 1800 103 8090 (Toll Free No.) or 0124 - 4388090 10/2015/250

TRAILBLAZER DIESEL

Chevrolet Sales India Private Limited

All information, illustrations and specifications contained in this Owner's Manual are based on
the latest production information available at the time of publication. The right is reserved to
make changes at any time without notice.

Regd. Office : Block-B, Chandrapura Industrial Estate, Halol - 389 351

Dist. Panchmahals, Gujarat, India. Phone : 91 2676 221000
Customer Assistance Center : Surinder Jakhar Bhawan, Iffco Complex, Plot No.3, Sector 32,
Institutional Area, Gurgaon-122001, Phone:+91-124-3080000 Email: gmi.cac@gm.com
Works : A-16, MIDC Talegaon Industrial Area (Phase-II), Near Floriculture Park, Talegaon Navlakh
Umbhre Village Road, Tehsil-Maval,
Pune - 410 507, Maharashtra, India. Tel: 91 2114 663939 Part No.: 28288123
24 Hr. Helpline at 1800 3000 8080 Revision No. 00
Revision Date
24x7 Roadside Assistance at 1800 103 8090 (Toll Free No.) or 0124 - 4388090 10/2015/250
Dear Customer,

Welcome to the Chevrolet family. We wish to thank you for choosing Chevrolet Trailblazer.

It is our constant endeavor to provide you with products that offer excellent performance through out their ownership period. Which is why, in
addition to offering great cars, we have also set up an extensive, and very well equipped network of retailers and authorized service centers
across the country.

Naturally, these Chevrolet retailer know everything about your car and provides you with the best service possible. In fact, every retailer is
equipped with the most advanced technology, technicians specially trained by us and genuine spares. Needless to say, they are also committed to
ensure your complete satisfaction.

So, please contact a Chevrolet retailer for any servicing need and make sure that only genuine spares are used for your car.

This Manual will familiarize you with the operation and maintenance of your new vehicle. It will also provide you with important safety
information. Please do read it carefully and follow the recommendations. In fact, the Manual is like a permanent part of your car. And it would go
a long way in ensuring a safe and trouble-free operation for your car.

Should you have any query please feel free to call our 24 hr. Helpline at 1800 3000 8080 or email us at : gmi.cac@gm.com.

Happy Motoring
CONTENTS

Introduction.......................................... 2
In Brief................................................. 5
Keys, Doors, and Windows ............... 18
Seats and Restraints .......................... 33
Storage .............................................. 59
Instruments and Controls .................. 69
Lighting ............................................. 95
Infotainment System ....................... 101
Climate Controls ............................. 139
Driving and Operating .................... 147
Vehicle Care .................................... 177
Service and Maintenance ................ 221
Technical Data ................................ 234
Customer Information ..................... 243
Service And Warranty ..................... 241
24x7 Roadside Assistance ............... 271
Service Network ............................. 279
2 Introduction

INTRODUCTION
VEHICLE DATA CHART

Fuel Designation
Engine oil
Grade

Viscosity
Tyre pressure
Tyre size Front Rear

Weights

Gross vehicle weight rating

- Kerb weight, basic model

= Loading
 Introduction 3

VEHICLE SPECIFIC DATA All Chevrolet retailers provide first-class those for display and menu
Please enter your vehicle data on the service, using mechanics that work functions, may not apply to your
previous page to keep it easily accessible. according to specific instructions. vehicle due to model variant,
This information is available in the Keep the owner's manual inside the country specifications, special
sections "Service and Maintenance" and glovebox for reference. equipment or accessories.
"Technical data" as well as on the Ÿ The "In brief" section will give you an
identification plate. initial overview.
INTRODUCTION Ÿ The table of contents at the beginning
Your vehicle was designed using a of this manual and within each
combination of advanced technology, chapter shows where the information
safety, environmental friendliness and is located.
economy. Ÿ The index will enable you to search
This Owner Manual provides you with all for specific information.
the necessary information to enable you Ÿ This Owner Manual is for right-hand
to drive your vehicle safely and effi- drive vehicles.
ciently. Ÿ The Owner Manual uses the factory
Make sure your passengers are aware of designations, which can be found in
the possible risk of accident and injury, the chapter "Technical data".
which may result from improper use of You can know a little more about GM and
Ÿ Directional data, e.g. left or right, or
the vehicle. Chevrolet product’s, accessing the site:
front or back, always relate to the
www.chevrolet.co.in
You must always comply with the specific direction of travel.
laws and regulations of the country you USING THIS MANUAL Ÿ The vehicle display screens may not
are in. These laws may differ from the Ÿ This manual describes all options and support your specific language.
information in this Owner Manual. features available for this model. Ÿ Display messages and interior
Certain descriptions, including labeling are written in bold letters.
4 Introduction

DANGER, WARNING, AND SYMBOLS Warning

CAUTION Page references are indicated with ,
means "see page". Tampering with wiring harness or
Danger fitment of non-genuine accessories in
Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd., reserve your vehicle may lead to short circuit
Text marked Danger provides the right to change specifications or resulting in fire.
information on risk of fatal injury. design at any time without notice and
Disregarding this information may without incurring obligation.
endanger life. We wish you many hours of pleasurable
This Vehicle is Manufactured by GM
driving Chevrolet.
Thailand and in India it is imported by
Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd.
Warning
This vehicle may not comply with the
Text marked Warning provides standards or regulations of other
information on risk of accident or countries, Before attempting to register
injury. Disregarding this information this vehicle in any other country, check
may lead to injury. applicable regulations and make
necessary modifications as per respective
countries CMVR Norms.
Caution
Non-Genuine Parts and accessories have
Text marked Caution provides infor- not been examined or approved by
mation on possible damage to the Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd., We can
vehicle. Disregarding this information certify neither the suitability nor the
may lead to vehicle damage. safety of non-genuine parts and accesso-
ries and are not liable for damage caused
by their use.
 In Brief 5

IN BRIEF
INSTRUMENT PANEL
Instrument Panel
Instrument Panel Overview ............. 6
Initial Drive Information
Unlocking the Vehicle ...................... 8
Seat Adjustment ............................... 8
Head Restraint Adjustment ............ 10
Safety Belts .................................... 10
Mirror Adjustment ......................... 11
Steering Wheel Adjustment ........... 11
Exterior Lighting ........................... 12
Hazard Warning Flashers ............... 13
Horn ............................................... 13
Washer and Wiper Systems ........... 13
Climate Controls ............................ 15
Transmission .................................. 15
Parking ........................................... 16
Getting Started ............................... 16
Starting Engine with the Ignition
Switch ..............................................17
6 In Brief

INSTRUMENT PANEL
INSTRUMENT PANEL OVERVIEW
 In Brief 7

1. Exterior Lamp Controls 95 14. Front Airbag System 49 28. Air Conditioning System 139
2. Side Air Vents. See Adjustable Air 15. Cupholders 60
Vents 139 16. Glove Box 60
3. Cruise Control 165 Instrument Panel Storage 59
4. Turn and Lane-Change Signals 97 17. Power Outlets 75
Headlamp High/Low-Beam 18. Traction Control System
Changer 95 (TCS) 162
Flash-to-Pass 96 Electronic Stability Control
Driver Information Center (ESC) 163
(DIC) 86 19. Hill Descent Control (HDC) 163
5. Instrument Panel Overview 70 20. Selector Lever 158
6. Horn 72 21. Steering Wheel Adjustment 71
Airbag System 47 22. Instrument Panel Storage 59
7. Driver Information Center 23. Pedals. See Control of a
(DIC) 86 Vehicle 145
8. Steering Wheel Controls 72 24. Hood Release Lever.
9. Windshield Wiper/Washer 73 See Hood 176
10. Central Air Vents. See Adjustable 25 Instrument Panel Storage 59
Air Vents 139 Instrument Panel Fuse Block 197
11. Overview (My Link) 103 26. Fuel Tank Flap Release Lever.
12. Hazard Warning Flashers 96 See Filling the Tank 170
13. Instrument Panel Storage 59 27. Ignition Positions 155
8 In Brief

INITIAL DRIVE SEAT ADJUSTMENT

INFORMATION
UNLOCKING THE VEHICLE MANUAL SEAT ADJUSTMENT
Radio Remote Control Seat Positioning Seat Backrests

Unlock the driver's door and the liftgate Pull the handle, slide the seat, release the Pull the lever, adjust the inclination and
by pressing button once and unlock all handle. release the lever. The seat should lock into
doors by pressing button twice. See Seat Adjustment 36 and Seat place.
See Radio Remote Control 20 and Position 35. The backrest must not be tilted back too
Central Locking System 22. far (maximum approximately 25°).
See Seat Adjustment 36 and Seat
Position 35.

Caution
Do not lean on the backrest while
pulling the lever. The adjustment
system of the backrest can be
damaged.
 In Brief 9

Seat Height Power Seat Adjustment Seat Backrests

Operate the switches.
Seat Positioning

To adjust a manual seat: The backrest can be adjusted by moving

Ÿ Pump the lever up to raise the seat. the switch forwards or rearwards.
Ÿ Pump the lever down to lower the The backrest must not be tilted back too
The position can be adjusted by moving far (maximum approximately 25°).
seat.
the switch forwards or rearwards.
See Seat Adjustment 36 and Seat
Position 35.
10 In Brief

HEAD RESTRAINT
ADJUSTMENT SAFETY BELTS
Seat Height

The height can be adjusted by moving the To move down, press the button and push Pull out the seat belt and engage it into the
switch upward and downward. the head restraint downward. For height belt buckle. The seat belt must not be
adjustment, pull the head restraint twisted and must fit close against the body
upward. into the belt buckle. The backrest must not
See Head Restraints 33. be tilted back too far (maximum
approximately 25°).
To release the belt, press the red button on
the belt buckle.
See Safety Belts 44, Airbag System
47, or Seat Position 35.
 In Brief 11

MIRROR ADJUSTMENT STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT

Interior Mirror Exterior Mirrors

The adjustment is performed by tilting it The control for the power mirrors are Unlock the lever to adjust steering wheel,
to a suitable position. Adjust the lever located on the shark fin beside the driver. then engage the lever and ensure that it is
below the mirror to reduce dazzle. Select the relevant exterior mirror and fully locked.
See Manual Rearview Mirror 30. adjust it. Do not adjust steering wheel unless
See Power Mirrors 28, Convex Mirrors vehicle is stationary and steering wheel
27, or Folding Mirrors 29. lock has been released.
See Airbag System 47 and Ignition
Positions 155.
12 In Brief

EXTERIOR LIGHTING
Headlight Flash, High Beam and Turn and Lane-Change Signals
Low Beam

Turn light switch:

: Off Right : Lever down
: Parking lights Headlight flash : Pull the lever
Left : Lever up
: Headlights High beam : Push the lever
See Turn and Lane-Change Signals 97.
Press Low beam : Pull the lever
: Front fog lights See Headlamp High/Low-Beam
: Rear for lights Changer 95 and Flash-to-Pass 96.
See Exterior Lamp Controls 95.
 In Brief 13

WASHER AND WIPER

HAZARD WARNING FLASHERS HORN SYSTEMS
Windshield Wipers

Operated with the button. Press the .

See Hazard Warning Flashers 96. OFF : Off
INT : Timed interval wiping
LO : Slow
HI : Fast
For a single wipe when the Windshield
wipers are off, press the lever up.
See Windshield Wiper/Washer 73 and
Wiper Blade Replacement 184.
14 In Brief

WINDSHIELD WASHER SYSTEM REAR WINDOW WIPER/WASHER

Pull lever. Press the rocker switch to activate the rear Push lever. Washer fluid is sprayed onto
See Windshield Wiper/Washer 73 and window wiper: the rear window and the wiper wipes a
Washer Fluid 182. lower position : continuous operation. few times.
upper position : intermittent operation. Do not use if the rear window is frozen.
middle position : off. Switch off in car washes.
 In Brief 15

DEMISTING AND DEFROSTING

CLIMATE CONTROLS THE WINDOWS TRANSMISSION

Heated Rear Window Automatic Transmission

Press button .
Electronic Control Cooling will switch on automatically. P : Park
Press the heated rear window button R : Reverse gear
Heating is operated by pressing the on.
button. N : Neutral
See Heated Rear Window 32. D : Drive gear
The selector lever can only be moved out
of P when the ignition is on and the brake
pedal is applied.
To engage P or R, press the release button.
Manual mode: Move selector lever from
D to the left.
16 In Brief

+ : higher gear For vehicles with automatic transmission, could ignite the surface.
− : lower gear move the selector lever to P position and See Keys 19.
remove the key.
See Automatic Transmission 158.
Note GETTING STARTED
Caution It is possible to remove ignition key with
Check Before Starting
selector lever at N position.
Do not shift between D (Drive) and Ÿ If the vehicle is on a level surface or Ÿ If all windows, mirrors, exterior
R (Reverse) or P (Park) while the uphill slope, engage first gear or set lighting and number plates are free
vehicle is moving. This will cause the selector lever to P before from dirt.
damage to your transmission and switching off the ignition. On an Ÿ Tire pressure and condition, see
may cause personal injury. uphill slope, turn the front wheels Wheels and Tires 200 and Tire
away from the curb. Pressure 237 . Engine oil level and
PARKING Ÿ If the vehicle is on a downhill slope, fluid levels.
engage reverse gear or set the selector See Engine Oil 179.
Ÿ Always apply the parking brake
lever to P before switching off the
without pressing the release button. Ÿ Proper position of seats, seat belts and
ignition. Turn the front wheels
Apply as firmly as possible on a mirrors, see Seat Position 35,
towards the curb.
downhill slope or uphill slope. Apply Three-Point Safety Belt 45 and
foot brakebefore applying the parking Ÿ Close the windows. Power Mirrors 28.
brake to reduce operating force. Ÿ Lock the vehicle. Ÿ Check brake function at low speed,
Ÿ Switch off the engine and ignition. Ÿ Activate the anti-theft alarm system, especially if the brakes are wet.
Turn the ignition key to LOCK (0), if available, see Anti-theft Alarm
remove it and turn the steering wheel System 26.
until the steering wheel lock is felt to Ÿ Do not park the vehicle on a
engage. flammable surface. The high
................................................................ temperature of the exhaust system
 In Brief 17

STARTING ENGINE WITH THE

IGNITION SWITCH

and release when the engine is

running.
Ÿ Before restarting or switching off the
engine, turn the key back to ACC (1).

Ÿ Turn the key to ACC (1).

Ÿ Move the steering wheel slightly to
release the steering wheel lock.
Ÿ For manual transmission press clutch,
for automatic transmission press
brake and move selector lever in P or
N.
Ÿ Do not accelerate.
Ÿ Turn the key to position ON (2) for
preheating until control indicator
goes out. If the control indicator
illuminates, wait until it goes out.
Ÿ Turn the key to position START (3)
18 In Brief
 Keys, Doors, and Windows 19

KEYS, DOORS, AND KEYS AND LOCKS

WINDOWS KEYS

Keys and Locks Replacement Keys Danger

Keys ............................................... 19 The key code number must be kept in a
safe place. If the original keys are lost, Do not leave the keys in the ignition or
Infocard .......................................... 20 even in the vehicle if children are
replacement keys can be made by a
Radio Remote Control ................... 20 inside unattended.
Chevrolet retailer using the key code
Manual Door Locks ....................... 21 information. This lack of responsibility may cause
Central Locking System ................ 22 several life-threatening situations to
See “Keys” under Exterior Care 214. children and to others. The keys
Lockout Protection ........................ 24 provide the possibility to control many
Key with Folding Key Section
Doors features of the vehicle, even to put it
Liftgate ........................................... 25 into motion.
Vehicle Security
Anti-theft Alarm System ................ 26
Immobilizer ................................... 27
Exterior Mirrors
Convex Mirrors .............................. 28
Power Mirrors ................................ 28
Folding Mirrors .............................. 29
Interior Mirrors
Manual Rearview Mirror ............... 30
Windows Press the button to extend. To fold the key
Power Windows ............................. 30 back, first press the button, then turn the
key to the initial position.
Heated Rear Window ..................... 32
Sun Visors ...................................... 32
20 Keys, Doors, and Windows

INFOCARD

Caution Ÿ Anti-theft alarm system.

Anti-theft Alarm System 26.
The Infocard should not be left in the
vehicle, particularly when visiting a The remote control has an approximate
range of 20 meters.
Chevrolet retailer. Especially in these
cases, the card should be in hand. The hazard warning flasher confirms the
locking operation by illuminating once
and the unlocking operation by illuminat-
RADIO REMOTE CONTROL ing twice.
Handle with care, protect from moisture
and high temperatures and avoid
unnecessary operation.
This card provides the main passwords, Failure
which are needed for an eventual service If the central locking system cannot be
or repair for the following equipment: operated with the radio remote control, it
Ÿ Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) may be due to the following:
Ÿ Immobilizer Ÿ Range exceeded.
Ÿ Radio P.I.N. Ÿ Battery voltage too low.
Ÿ Alarm Ÿ When the remote control is operated
Ÿ Engine number several times, while the remote
control is far from the vehicle, the
Enables a keyless operation of the
synchronism of the BCM may be lost.
following functions:
The synchronism will be reestab-
Ÿ Central locking system, see Central lished when the key is inserted and
Locking System 22. turned to position RUN.
 Keys, Doors, and Windows 21

MANUAL DOOR LOCKS

Ÿ Overloading the central locking by 1. Open the transmitter cover. Inside Locking
operating at frequent intervals, the 2. Remove the used battery.
power supply is interrupted for a short
time. Avoid touching the circuit board to
other components.
Ÿ Interference from higher-power radio
waves from other sources. 3. Install the new battery. Be sure the
negative side (−) faces down towards
See Central Locking System 22. the base.
Battery Replacement of the Remote 4. Close the transmitter cover.
Control 5. Check the operation of the transmitter
Replace the battery as soon as the range with your vehicle.
reduces. A necessary battery change is Batteries must be disposed of at an
indicated as a vehicle message in Vehicle appropriate recycling collection point.
Messages 87
Use CR2032 (or equivalent) replacement
battery. Push the locking button of the respective
doors inwards. These doors will be
Replacement Remote locked.
Control Unit The front doors can only be locked after
The remote control unit number is they have been closed. The possibility of
specified on the Infocard. forgetting the key inside the vehicle is
thus prevented. However, if the locking
This number is needed when ordering
buttons are pushed inwards with the door
replacement remote control unit as it is a
open, the locking system will invert the
component of the immobilizer system.
lock, so the locking will not occur.
22 Keys, Doors, and Windows

Note: Note: Unlocking

If the lock is operated constantly, it In the event of cold weather Radio Remote Control
may not work properly. conditions, the locking or unlock-
Press the .
ing of the vehicle could be
Outside Locking impossible due to a frozen key lock. Unlock the driver's door and the liftgate
In this case tap the key lock or heat by pressing button once and unlock all
the key. doors by pressing button twice.
Locking
Radio Remote Control
Close doors and liftgate.

Turn the key clockwise.

The driver's door will be locked.
Unlocking CENTRAL LOCKING SYSTEM
Turn the key counterclockwise. Unlocks and locks doors.
Just the driver's door will be unlocked. A pull on an interior door handle will not Press button .
The other doors have to be unlocked by unlock the door unless the locking button If the driver’s door is not properly closed,
pulling the inside locking button is unlocked. the central locking system will not work.
outwards.
 Keys, Doors, and Windows 23

Central Locking Buttons Automatic Locking Unlocking

Locks or unlocks all doors and the Radio remote control system failure or
liftgate. electronic key system failure
Shifter Automatic Locking –
Automatic Transmission
This security feature automatically locks
all doors as soon as the transmission is
moved out of P position.
This locking will be unlocked automati-
cally when transmission return to P
position.
Auto Door Relock
All doors will be relocked automatically Manually unlock the driver's door by
within 3 minutes, if any of the doors is not turning the key counterclockwise.
opened or the ignition key is not turned to
Press the upper part of the switch to Switch on the ignition to deactivate the
position ACC or RUN.
lock. anti-theft alarm system and press the
lower part of the central locking button
Press the lower part of the switch to to unlock all doors and liftgate.
unlock.
Locking
Press the upper part of the central locking
button to lock the doors.
Then close the driver's door and lock it
from the outside with the key.
24 Keys, Doors, and Windows

LOCKOUT PROTECTION

Central Locking System Failure To deactivate the child lock, insert the key
and turn the slot in the opposite direction.
Unlocking Doors can be opened from inside.
Manually unlock the driver's door by
turning the key counterclockwise. The Side steps
other doors can be opened by using the
interior handle after pulling the locking
button outwards. The load compartment
can be opened following the description
of the liftgate fault section.
See Liftgate 25.
Locking
Push the locking button inwards for each The child lock is available on the rear
door, except the driver's door. Then, close doors.
the driver's door and lock it from the
outside with the key. Warning
The possibility of forgetting the key Use the child locks whenever
inside the vehicle is thus prevented. children are occupying the rear seats. The assist steps are available only on
However, if the locking buttons are some models.
pushed inwards with the front doors open,
the locking system will invert the lock, so To activate the child lock, insert the key It provides an extra support to access the
the locking will not occur. and turn the slot in the arrow direction. rear or front door.
Doors cannot be opened from inside.
 Keys, Doors, and Windows 25

DOORS
LIFTGATE

Opening Closing
Caution
Ensure there are no obstructions and
that there is adequate clearance when
opening the liftgate.

Danger
Do not drive with the liftgate open or
ajar, e.g. when transporting bulky
objects, since toxic exhaust gases,
which can not be seen or smelled,
could enter the vehicle. This can cause
unconsciousness and even death.
Operate the button below the license plate Use the interior handle.
and lift the liftgate. Do not operate the button below the
Note:
If the liftgate is open when the ignition is license plate while closing the liftgate, as
switched on, a message appears on the The installation of certain heavy this will unlock it again.
Driver Information Center and the chime accessories onto the liftgate may
comes on. affect its ability to remain open.
See Door Ajar Messages 88 and Central See Central Locking System 22.
Locking System 22.
26 Keys, Doors, and Windows

VEHICLE SECURITY
ANTI-THEFT ALARM SYSTEM

Fault Anti theft alarm system monitors: Ÿ Self-activated 30 seconds after

Ÿ Doors locking the vehicle (initialization of
the system), or;
Ÿ Ignition
Ÿ With the radio remote control,
Ÿ Hood
directly by pressing Q once more after
Activating locking.
Status LED

To open the liftgate in the event of power

interruption: remove the interior trim
cover from the central latch area. Push a
suitable tool inwards as far as possible
and turn it counter clockwise to open the
liftgate.
The anti-theft alarm system is activated
through the radio remote control: Status LED is integrated in the sensor on
top of the instrument panel.
Status during the first 30 seconds of anti-
theft alarm system activation:
LED illuminates : test, arming delay.
 Keys, Doors, and Windows 27

LED flashes quickly : doors, liftgate or Alarm Auto Alarm Reactivation

hood not completely closed, or system The horn will sound and the signal lamps If any of the doors is not opened, or the
failure. will flash for 30 seconds when the alarm is ignition key is not turned to the ACC or
Status after system is armed: triggered. RUN position within 3 minutes of alarm
LED flashes slowly : system is armed. If the driver's door is unlocked using the deactivation with the radio remote
key cylinder and opened with the anti- control, the anti-theft alarm system is
Seek the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer reactivated automatically.
in the event of failures. theft activated, the driver has 10 seconds
to switch the key on ignition to avoid IMMOBILIZER
Deactivating alarm trigger.
The system is integrated into the ignition
During this period, horn chirps will switch and checks whether the vehicle is
sound. allowed to start with the key being used. If
If there was an alarm trigger during the the transponder in the key is recognized,
period anti-theft alarm system was active, the vehicle can be started.
on deactivation, the horn will issue 3 The immobilizer system is automatically
chirps and hazard flashers will flash 3 armed when the key has been removed
times as a violation warning. from the ignition.
The triggering of the alarm through any If the control indicator flashes or
door or source can be reactivated only 30 illuminates when the ignition is on, there
seconds after the source has been is a system failure and the engine cannot
cancelled. be started. Switch off the ignition and then
The anti-theft alarm system can be repeat the start attempt.
Unlock the vehicle by pressing the deactivated only by pressing the button
button . or switching on the ignition.
28 Keys, Doors, and Windows

EXTERIOR MIRRORS
CONVEX MIRRORS POWER MIRRORS

If the control indicator continues flashing Caution

or illuminating, attempt to start the engine
using the spare key and seek the A convex mirror can make things,
assistance of a Chevrolet Retailer. like other vehicles, look farther away
Note: than they really are.
The immobilizer does not lock the
doors. You should always lock the The convex exterior mirror reduces blind
vehicle after leaving it and switch spots. The shape of the mirror makes
objects appear smaller, which will affect
on the anti-theft alarm system.
the ability to estimate distances.
See Manual Door Locks 21 and
Anti-theft Alarm System 26.
See Immobilizer Light 85. Move the selector switch to the L (left) or
R (right) to choose the driver or passenger
mirror. Move the mirror to the desired
direction by pressing the four-way switch.
 Keys, Doors, and Windows 29

FOLDING MIRRORS VEHICLE DATA CHART

Warning
Always keep your mirrors properly
adjusted, and use them while driving
to increase your visibility of objects
and other vehicles around you. Do
not drive while either outside
rearview mirror is folded back.

Caution
Do not operate mirrors continuously
For pedestrian safety, the exterior mirrors Press the selector switch (L / R switch) to while the engine is not running, this
will swing out of their normal mounting the central position • then push the four- will discharge the battery.
position if they are struck with sufficient way switch down. Both exterior mirrors
force. Reposition the mirror by applying will fold.
slight pressure to the mirror housing. Press the four-way switch down again -
both exterior mirrors return to their
original position.
If one mirror has been manually extended
or folded, the other mirror can be
extended or folded electronically by
pressing the fourway switch down.
30 Keys, Doors, and Windows

INTERIOR MIRRORS WINDOWS

MANUAL REARVIEW MIRROR POWER WINDOWS

Manual Anti-Dazzle Warning

Caution
The inner rearview mirror can be Take care when operating the power
moved in four directions, so be windows. Risk of injury, particularly
cautious and avoid the contact with to children.
the sun visors. Adjust all mirrors in If there are children on the rear seats,
the most effective position before switch on the child safety system for
starting to drive the vehicle. the power windows.
Be careful when closing the windows.
To reduce dazzle, pull the lever on the Ensure that nothing becomes trapped
underside of the mirror housing. in them as they move.

Power windows can be operated.

Ÿ With ignition on.
Ÿ Within 10 minutes after switching to
position 1 - ignition off.
After switching off the ignition, window
operation is disabled when any door is
opened.
 Keys, Doors, and Windows 31

Safety Function Caution (Continued)

If the driver's window glass encounters
resistance above the middle of the children in your car. Serious injury or
window during automatic closing, it is death can occur from misuse of
immediately stopped and open again. Power windows.

Override Safety Function Child Safety System for Windows

In the event of closing difficulties due to
frost or the like, hold the switch up. The
window moves up without safety
function. To stop movement, release and
operate the switch once more in the same
direction.
Operate the switch for each respective
window by pushing to open or pulling to Warning
close. The switch for the driver's window
has a light which signals, through Body parts outside vehicle can be
illumination, the operation readiness. struck by passing objects. Keep all
body parts inside the vehicle.
Operation of Driver's Window
Pushing or pulling lightly to the first
detent: window moves down or up as long Caution Press switch to deactivate all passenger
as switch is operated. Children can operate and become door power windows. To activate, press
Pushing or pulling to the second detent entrapped in power windows. Do not again.
and then releasing: window moves down leave your keys or unattended
or up automatically with safety function. (Continued)
To stop movement, operate the switch
once more in the other direction.
32 Keys, Doors, and Windows

HEATED REAR WINDOW SUN VISORS

Initializing the Power Windows

If the driver's window cannot be closed
automatically (e.g. after disconnecting
the vehicle battery), activate the window
electronics as follows:
1. Switch the ignition on.
2. Press the button for 2 seconds to move
the window down.
3. Press the button to move the window
up and close it completely. Keep
holding the switch pulled for
additional 2 seconds after the window Electronic control
regulator stops at the top position. The sun visors can be folded down or
Operated by pressing the button. swivelled to the side to prevent dazzling.
Heating works with the engine running Sun visors have vanity mirrors. When the
and is switched off automatically after a vanity mirror covers are opened, the sun
short time or by pressing the button again. visor light illuminates.
The LED lights up to indicate that it is on. The mirror covers should be closed when
driving.
Caution
Do not use sharp instruments or Warning
abrasive window cleaners on your Do not place the sun visor in such a
vehicle's rear window. manner that it obscures visibility of
Do not scratch or damage the the roadway, traffic or other objects.
defroster wires when you clean or
work around the rear window.
 Seats and Restraints 33

SEATS AND HEAD RESTRAINTS

RESTRAINTS POSITION

Head Restraints Child Restraints Warning

Head Restraints .............................. 33 Child Restraint Systems ................ 51
Only drive with the head restraint set
Front Seats Child Restraint Installation to the proper position.
Seat Position .................................. 35 Locations ....................................... 53
Removed or improperly adjusted
Seat Adjustment ............................. 36 Top Tether Child Restraint head restraints can result in serious
Systems .......................................... 58 head and neck injuries in case of a
Power Seat Adjustment .................. 37
collision.
Rear Seats
Make sure that the head restraint are
Rear Seat Armrest .......................... 38 readjusted before driving.
Second Row Seats ......................... 39
Third Row Seats ............................ 42
Safety Belts
Safety Belts .................................... 44
Three-Point Safety Belt ................. 45
Safety Belt Use During
Pregnancy ...................................... 47
Safety Belt Care ..............................47
Airbag System
Airbag System ............................... 47
Front Airbag System ...................... 49
34 Seats and Restraints

The upper edge of the head restraint Height restraints on the rear seats
should be at upper head level. If this is not
possible for extremely tall people, set to
the highest position, and set to the lowest
position for small people.
FRONT SEAT HEIGHT
ADJUSTMENT
Height adjustment

Pull the head restraint upward. Pull the head restraint upward.
To move down, press the locking button To move down, press the locking button
and push the head restraint downward. and push the head restraint downward.

Pull the head restraint upward.

To move down press the button and push
the head restraint downward.
 Seats and Restraints 35

FRONT SEATS
SEAT POSITION

Height Adjustment Third Row Seats Warning easily reach the steering wheel with
your arms slightly bent. Maintain
Only drive with the seat correctly contact between your shoulders and
adjusted. the backrest when turning the steering
wheel. Do not tilt the backrest too far
back. We recommend a maximum
angle of approximately 25°.
Ÿ Adjust the steering wheel, see
Steering Wheel Adjustment 71.
Ÿ Set the seat height high enough to
have a clear field of vision of all sides
and on instrument panel. There should
be at least one hand of clearance
between your head and the headlin-
Pull the head restraint upward. ing. Your thighs should rest lightly on
To move down, press the locking button the seat without pressing into it.
and push the head restraint downward.

Ÿ Sit as far back against the backrest as

possible. Adjust the distance between
the seat and the pedals so that your
legs are slightly angled when pressing
the pedals. Slide the passenger seat as
far back as possible.
Ÿ Sit with your shoulders as far back
against the backrest as possible. Set
the backrest angle so that you can
36 Seats and Restraints

Warning (Continued) Seat Positioning

The belt could move up over your

abdomen and cause internal injuries.
For proper protection, when the
vehicle is in motion, have the seat
backrest upright. Then, sit well back
in the seat and wear your seat belt
properly.

SEAT ADJUSTMENT
Warning Danger
Sitting in a reclined position while In order to permit safe airbag Pull the handle, slide the seat, release the
your vehicle is in motion can be deployment, do not sit nearer than 25 handle.
dangerous. Even if you buckle up, cm to the steering wheel.
your seat belts cannot protect
properly when you are reclined. Warning
The shoulder belt cannot protect
properly because it will not rest Never adjust seats while driving as
against your body. Instead, it will be they could move uncontrollably.
in front of you. In a crash, you could
move into it, receiving neck or other
injuries.
(Continued)
 Seats and Restraints 37

Seat Backrests Seat Height Warning (Continued)

Objects could become trapped. Keep
a close watch on the seats when
adjusting them. Vehicle passengers
should be informed accordingly.

Pull the lever, adjust the inclination and To adjust a manual seat:
release the lever. The seat should lock into Ÿ Pump the lever up to raise the seat.
place.
Ÿ Pump the lever down to lower the
The backrest must not be tilted back too seat.
far (maximum approximately 25°).
POWER SEAT ADJUSTMENT
Caution Warning Seat Positioning
Do not lean on the backrest while The position can be adjusted by moving
Care must be taken when operating the switch forwards or rearwards.
pulling the lever. The adjustment
the power seats. There is a risk of
system of the backrest can be
injury, particularly for children.
damaged.
(Continued)
38 Seats and Restraints

REAR SEATS
REAR SEAT ARMREST

Seat Backrests Armrest on Second Row Seats

Seat Height
The height can be adjusted by moving the
The backrest can be adjusted by moving Unfold armrest down by pulling the top of
switch upward or downward.
the switch forwards or rearwards. the armrest down.
The backrest must not be tilted back too
far (maximum approximately 25°).
 Seats and Restraints 39

Coat Hook Easy Entry Function

Warning
Do not fold the row of seats up or
down when the vehicle is moving.

Pull the lever, adjust inclination, release

The coat hook is located under the safety lever and allow backrest to engage.
handle.
Warning
SECOND ROW SEATS Use vertical position of the backrest
only for increased luggage volume
Base Seats and not as seating position. Warning
Seat Backrests
See “Rear Seats” under Load When seats of the second seat row
The backrest inclination adjusted. are being adjusted, folded or
Compartment 65.
tumbled, keep hands, arms, legs and
feet away from the assembly area.
Drive only with engaged seats.
40 Seats and Restraints

To permit an easy entrance to the seats of This position is intended as easy entry
the third row, fold the second row seats. function for passengers sitting in the third
The head restraints must be in their lowest seat row.
position.
Warning
When the row of seats or the
backrests are being adjusted, keep
hands away from the hinge area.

Move the seat to the front.

Pull release lever and fold backrest.

The seat position instruction is displayed

on a label on the back of the seat.
 Seats and Restraints 41

Caution
Never fold the seat backrest when the
seat belts are buckled or pulled out.

Folding Back Easy Entry

Warning
Occupants may only travel on a seat
if its backrest is properly engaged in
the upright position.
1. Do not lean feet and legs against the Pull the lever near the head restraint up
folded seat. and raise the backrest until it engages.
2. Do not keep the second row tumbeld Be sure that the seat is engaged in
with passengers seated in the third position.
row or with the vehicle moving.
3. Be careful tumbling the second row Warning
seat when passengers are seated in the
third row. When second row seats are being
adjusted, folded or tumbled, keep
4. Correct position of the second and hands, arms, legs and feet away from
third row seats to ride.
the assembly area.
Drive only with engaged seats.

Move backrest to a vertical position.

42 Seats and Restraints

THIRD ROW SEATS

Warning Folding down seats

Do not fold the row of seats up or

down when the vehicle is moving.

Before folding down seats, adjust the

head restraints.
Press and hold the button, then push the
head restraints down.

Caution
Never fold the seat backrest when the Guide the seat belts through the belt
seat belts are buckled or pulled out. holders to ensure that the third row seats From the load compartment, pull the
do not get stuck during stowing of the straps and release it afterwards.
Note: seats.
Folding the rear seat with the seat If there is no occupant on a seat, guiding
the seat belts through the belt holders may
belts fastened may cause damage to
avoid noise during driving.
the seat or the seat belts. Always
unbuckle the seat belts and return
them to their normal stowed
position before folding a rear seat.
 Seats and Restraints 43

Push the seats backrest to fold it down.

Warning
Never hang or load any objects on
pull straps of the third Row Seats.

Folding Up Seats

Warning
Occupants may only travel on a seat
if its backrest is properly engaged in
the upright position. Guide the seat belts through the belt Pull the strap to raise the seat until it
holders to ensure that the third row seats engages.
do not get stuck while the seats are raised.
Warning Warning
Warning
When the seats are being set up or If a seat is occupied, the respective
folded, keep hands away from areas The belt must not be routed through head restraint has to be adjusted for
where they might get caught. the belt holder when the seat belt is the respective passenger.
being applied.
Caution
Never seat or lean objects above the
seats on tumbled position.
44 Seats and Restraints

SAFETY BELTS

Warning Seats Positioning Seat belt reminder for driver's seat, see
The image below shows the appropriated Safety Belt Reminders 79.
Be careful with the non fixed positions to use the rear seats.
baggage.
In case of collisions it can be
launched against the passengers.

Warning
Removing the second and/or third
row seats is not recommended.
If the seats must be removed, the
work should only be done by a
dealer. The incorrect disassembly of
the seats can cause serious injuries
on hands. The belts are locked during heavy
acceleration or deceleration of the vehicle
1. The right configuration for passen- for the safety of the occupants.
gers.
2. This is not proper configuration to Warning
ride.
Fasten the seat belt before each trip
This configuration should only be and keep it fastened. In case of an
used for access to the third row seat. accident, people not wearing seat
3. The right configuration for cargo. belts endanger their fellow
occupants and themselves.
 Seats and Restraints 45

THREE-POINT SAFETY BELT

Seat belts are only designed to be used by Warning Fitting

one person at a time. They are not suitable
for persons younger than 12 years of age Incorrect handling (e.g. removal or
or smaller than 150 cm. fitting of belts or belt buckles) can
Periodically check all parts of the belt trigger the belt tensioners with risk
system for damage and proper functional- of injury.
ity. Have damaged components replaced.
After an accident, have the belts replaced Deployment of the belt pretensioners is
by a Chevrolet retailer. indicated by the continuous illumination
of the control indicator 9, see Airbag and
Note: Safety Belt Tensioner Light 80.
Make sure that the belts are neither Triggered belt pretensioners must be
damaged by shoes or sharp-edged replaced by a Chevrolet retailer.
objects or trapped. Prevent dirt from Belt pretensioners can only be triggered
getting into the belt retractors. Withdraw belt from reel, guide it
once. untwisted across the body and engage the
Belt Force Limiters Note: latch plate in the buckle.
In the front seats, the belt force limiters Do not affix or install accessories or Tension the lap belt regularly while
stress on the body is reduced by damp- other objects that may interfere with driving by tugging the shoulder belt.
ened release of the belt during a collision. the operation of the belt pretensi-
oners. Do not make any modifica-
Belt Tensioners tions to the belt pretensioner
In case of a head-on or rear-end collision components.
of a certain severity, the front seat belts are
tightened.
46 Seats and Restraints

Height Adjustment Removing

Loose or bulky clothing prevents the belt

from fitting snugly. Do not place objects
such as handbags or mobile phones 1. Pull the belt out slightly. To release the belt, press the red button on
between the belt and your body. 2. Pull the button. the belt buckle.
3. Adjust height and engage.
Warning Adjust the height so that the belt lies
The belt must not rest against hard or across the shoulder. It must not lie across
fragile objects in the pockets of your the throat or upper arm.
clothing. Do not adjust while driving.
 Seats and Restraints 47

AIRBAG SYSTEM
SAFETY BELT USE DURING
PREGNANCY SAFETY BELT CARE

Keep the belt dry and clean. Wash the belt The airbag system consists of a number of
only with soap and water. Verify that the individual systems.
belts have no sign of deterioration or are When triggered, the airbags inflate within
not jammed by sharp object. Do not make milliseconds. They also deflate so quickly
any changes to the seat belt system. that it is often unnoticeable during the
Ensure that the release button stays in the collision.
highest position for a quick fastening of
the seat belt. Warning
This vehicle was designed to provide
Caution
any occupants with full safety.
Ÿ The complete belt system should This is why chemically locked
be inspected and verified by a fasteners were installed on the
Warning technician on a regular basis. assembly line for certain compon-
Ÿ The seat belt, which was exposed ents. These fasteners should only be
The lap belt must be positioned as to an accident, has to be replaced replaced with the original equipment
low as possible across the pelvis to by a new one. fasteners with the same part number.
prevent pressure on the abdomen.
Additionally, cleaning the mating
part is essential to assure perfect
torque and effective reaction of the
physical-chemical locking compo-
unds after the installation of any
replacement fastener.
(Continued)
48 Seats and Restraints

Warning (Continued) Do not stick anything on the airbag covers Warning (Continued)
and do not cover them with other
Though, we strongly recommend materials. For maximum safety protection in all
that any service involving the Each airbag is triggered only once. Have types of crashes, all occupants
vehicle safety systems (namely, deployed airbags replaced by Chevrolet including the driver should always
brakes, seats, suspension, safety retailer. wear their seat belts to minimize the
belts, etc.) or any service that affects Do not make any modifications to the risk of severe injury or death in the
these systems indirectly, should be airbag system, as these will invalidate the event of a crash. Do not sit or lean
carried out by a Chevrolet Dealer- vehicle type approval. unnecessarily close to the airbag
ship or Authorized Repair Shop. For while the vehicle is in motion.
Have the steering wheel, the instrument
further explanation, contact your The airbag may cause facial or body
panel, all trim parts, the door seals, the
Chevrolet retailer. handles and the seats replaced by a scratch, injury by broken glasses or
Vehicles equipped with an airbag Chevrolet retailer. burns due to the explosion when the
system have specific components, airbag is deployed.
such as inflatable bags, seat belts, Warning
bumper beams, electronic items that When an airbag deploys, there may be a
must only be replaced by original If handled improperly, the airbag
loud noise and smoke. These conditions
and identical parts as those assem- systems can be triggered in an
are normal and are not dangerous but may
bled by the factory. explosive manner.
irritate the skin of the occupants. If the
The driver should sit back as far as irritation is persistent, contact a doctor.
Note: possible while still maintaining
control of the vehicle. If you are
The airbag systems electronic
sitting too close to the airbag, it can
control is located in the center
cause death or serious injury when it
console area. Do not put any inflates.
magnetic objects in this area.
(Continued)
 Seats and Restraints 49

FRONT AIRBAG SYSTEM

Warning The front airbag system consists of one

airbag in the steering wheel and one in the
Never allow children, infants, instrument panel on the passenger side.
pregnant women, the old and the These can be identified by the word
weak to sit in the front passenger AIRBAG.
seats fitted with airbags. Do not drive
with a baby seat fitted thereon. In
case of an accident, the impact from
the inflated airbag can cause facial
injury or death.

Caution
The forward movement of the front seat
If the vehicle is impacted by bumps occupants is slowed, thus, considerably
or objects on unpaved roads or reducing the risk of injury to the upper
sidewalks, the airbags may inflate. body and head.
Drive slowly on surfaces not
designed for vehicle traffic to Warning
prevent unintended airbag deploy- The front airbag system is triggered in the
ment. event of an accident of a certain severity Optimum protection is only
in the depicted area. The ignition must be provided when the seat is in the
on. proper position, see Seat Position.
Keep the area in which the airbag
inflates clear of obstructions. Fit the
seat belt correctly and engage
securely. Only then the airbag is able
to protect.
50 Seats and Restraints

Important recommendations: Ÿ The steering wheel and instrument Installing a child restraint system in the
Ÿ Never keep any object between the panel disassembly should only be passenger seat of a vehicle equipped
airbag and the seat occupants. In case carried out in a Chevrolet retailer. with an airbag:
of airbag inflation, those objects may Ÿ The airbag was designed to discharge Vehicles equipped with an airbag system
be thrown against the occupants, only once. After discharged, it should can be identified by the word airbag on the
causing injuries. be immediately replaced by a self-adhesive label on the passenger
Ÿ Do not install any non-original Chevrolet retailer. sunshade.
accessories on the steering wheel or Ÿ Do not carry or keep any objects in
the instrument panel. These your mouth when you are driving. If Warning
accessories may interfere with the the airbag inflates, the risk of injury or
airbag course at the time of inflation, fatal accident will increase consider- In vehicles equipped with Airbag in
thus hindering the system operation. ably. the passenger seat, the child restraint
system should not be installed in the
Ÿ Never modify any airbag compo- Ÿ When transferring the vehicle to a
passenger seat.
nents. The incorrect handling may new owner, please inform the new
cause it to inflate inadvertently, owner that the vehicle is equipped
causing the driver or passenger to be with an airbag system and that the
hurt. instructions within this manual should
Ÿ The electronic system that controls be read and followed.
the airbag is located in the front Ÿ Disassembling a vehicle with a non-
console. In order to avoid failures, do inflated airbag may be very danger-
not add any magnetic object close to ous. When discarding a vehicle, seek
the console. the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer.
Ÿ In case the vehicle is exposed to any
floods, seek the assistance of a
Chevrolet retailer.
 Seats and Restraints 51

CHILD RESTRAINTS
CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEMS

Warning Warning (Continued) The rear seats are the most convenient
location to fasten a child restraint system.
This vehicle was designed to provide For further explanation, contact your Infants and children should be placed in
any occupants with full safety. Chevrolet retailer. the rear seat and properly restrained,
This is why chemically locked according to the terms in this manual.
Vehicles equipped with an airbag
fasteners were installed on the system have specific components, The hips of an infant are too small and a
assembly line for certain compon- regular seat belt will not remain in the
such as inflatable bags, seat belts,
ents. These fasteners should only be correct place, as necessary. Instead, there
bumper beams, electronic items that is a possibility that the seat belt remains at
replaced with the original equipment must only be replaced by original
fasteners with the same part number. the infant's abdomen, forcing directly to it
and identical parts as those and can cause serious injury in case there
Additionally, cleaning the mating assembled by the factory. is a collision.
part is essential to assure perfect
torque and effective reaction of the Market Child Restraint Systems
physical-chemical locking compo- Warning Classification
unds after the installation of any Never install a frontal impact bar Child restraint system is available in the
replacement fastener. (bull bar) in an Airbag - equipped market are classified regarding the mass
Though, we strongly recommend vehicle. This accessory can affect the of the child as following:
that any service involving the operation of the Airbag system.
vehicle safety systems (namely, Group Weight class
brakes, seats, suspension, safety Group 0 Up to 10 kg (22 lb.)
belts, etc.) or any service that affects
Group 0+ Up to 13 kg (28 lb.)
these systems indirectly, should be
carried out by a Chevrolet Retailer.
(Continued)
52 Seats and Restraints

Group Weight class Note:

Group I 9 to 18 kg (20 to 39 lb.) For a correct choice of the child
Group II 15 to 25 kg (34 to 55 lb.) restraint system, it is important to
consider not only age and mass
Group III 22 to 36 kg (49 to 79 lb.)
factors, but also the biotype of the
child.
Chevrolet recommends using
genuine chevrolet child restraint
Danger
system.
Do not place a Baby seat on the front
seat; otherwise, the airbag in case of
collision may cause serious injury to
the child, as the child's head would be
very close to the inflating airbag.

b) Group I (Child Seat)

c) Group I and II (Booster seat)

Note:
a) Group 0 and 0+ (Baby Seat)
Observe the rules provided by
current legislation regarding the
installation child restraint system Note:
installation in the front seat. Before acquiring a child restraint
device, check if it is suitable for the
vehicle's seat belt and seat.
 Seats and Restraints 53

Warning Warning (Continued) Ÿ Are suitable to your vehicle.

Always use the child restraint device
Ÿ When carrying a child, follow the Ÿ After removing the child from the properly installed and with the seat belt
procedures for the transport of vehicle, keep the child restraint placed, even if the course is short. Check,
children established by the local device attached with the seat belt, mainly, if the seat belt is properly
laws. in order to avoid the device from stretched, if it is not twisted or positioned
Ÿ In some countries, the use of child being thrown forward in case of incorrectly.
restraint systems is forbidden on sudden breaking.
certain seats. Ÿ If it is not necessary to keep the
child restraint device on the rear CHILD RESTRAINT
Ÿ Make sure that the child restraint INSTALLATION LOCATIONS
device is installed properly. If the seat, remove it from the vehicle
child seat is not properly attached, and store it. Permissible options for fitting a child
the risk of serious injury in case of Ÿ After an accident, it is necessary to restraint system (with 3 points seat belt).
collision increases. replace the child restraint device
Ÿ Do not attach or place objects or because it must have suffered non-
other materials on the child visible damages.
restraint device.
Ÿ Do not leave any loose object in the Note :
vehicle. During an impact, this Make sure that the child restraint
object may move and cause device:
injuries on the occupants. Ÿ Is in accordance to the instructions
(Continued) given by the child restraint device
manufacturer.
Ÿ Have the label of approval of safety
regulations accomplishments, in
terms of the local laws.
54 Seats and Restraints

Seating position (or other site)

Intermediate Rear Outboard
Mass Group Intermediate Rear Centre
Front Passenger Outboard- LH/RH
Centre (3nd Row)
2nd Row (LH/RH) (3nd Row)
Group 0 : up to 10 kg X U, + X X X
Group 0+: up to 13 kg X U, + X X X
Group I: 9 to 18 kg X U, + X X X
Group II: 15 to 25 kg X U, + X X X
Group II, III: 15 to 36 kg X U, + X X X
Key of letters to be used above
U = Suitable for “Universal” category restraints approved for use in this mass group.
UF = Suitable for forward-facing Universal “category” restraints approved for use in this mass group.
L = Suitable for particular child restraints given on attached list. These restraints may be of the “Specific vehicle”, “restricted” or “semi-universal”
categories.
B = Built-in restraint approved for this mass group.
X = Seat position not suitable for children in this mass group.
+ = Vehicle seat available with ISOFIX attachments. When attaching using ISOFIX, only the ISOFIX child restraint system permitted for the vehicle may be
used.

Note: Danger Note:

Ÿ Move the head restraint to The provisions established by the
uppermost position to ensure that WARNING - EXTREME HAZARD laws overlaps the provisions of this
there is no interference with the NEVER use a rearward facing restraint Manual.
child restraint system installation. on a seat protected by an ACTIVE
If it interferes in any way, remove AIRBAG in front of it. Death or
the headrest. Serious Injury to the Child can occur.
 Seats and Restraints 55

Danger Danger
Never use a single seat belt which an Infants and children must never be
adult and a child. During an impact, the carried on the lap of another occupant.
seat belt probably exert strong pressure Although an infant does not weight
on the child, causing serious or fatal much, it will be so heavy during a
injury. collision that it will be impossible to
Never allow two children sharing the hold it, even if the occupant is attached
same seat belt. Both could suffer to the seat belt.
serious injuries in a collision.
Children With More Than
10 Years Old
Correct use of the seat belt in children To verify if a child is able to use a three-
with more than 10 years old. point belt, make sure the child knees fold
comfortably on the edge seat, transversal
belt passes between the neck and child
arm, lap belt is as low as possible over the
child hip.

Danger
Ÿ Accident statistics show that the
children are safer if they are in the
rear seat and using safety belt in
asuitable way.
(Continued)
56 Seats and Restraints

Danger (Continued) Danger This vehicle is equipped with anchoring

hooks ISOFIX to retention device for
Ÿ Children without seat belt can be This picture shows a child seated in a children.
thrown out in an accident. seat with a three-point belt used ISOFIX anchoring hooks are located
Ÿ Always that a child is seated, the incorrectly. between backrest and rear seat and they
lap belt shall be in low position If a child use the belt this way, in a are identified by buttons with symbol H.
closely to hips, touching child collision can suffer injuries and risk of ISOFIX anchoring hooks will be located
thighs. In an accident, it applies a death. just below identification buttons.
belt force in pelvic bones of the
child. No more than two ISOFIX child restraint
ISOFIX Child Restraint Systems systems can be installed on the rear seats
Anchoring points ISOFIX of vehicle at the same time, though not right next to
each other.
Instructions to fix retention device for
children in the ISOFIX anchoring:
1. Position retention device for child in
front of the seat where it will be
installed.
2. Lock retention device ISOFIX hooks
in the anchoring ISOFIX of vehicle
following manufacturer instructions
of retention device for child.
3. Check if retention device is com-
pletely closed to vehicle seat.
 Seats and Restraints 57

Admissible positions for fitting an ISOFIX child restraint system

Mass Group Size Class Fixture Front Outboard Seats
Passenger in the Center Seats in Seats in the
Seat second row the second row third row
0: up to 10 kg E ISO/R1 X IL IL X
0+: up to 13 kg E ISO/R1 X IL IL X
D ISO/R2 X IL IL X
C ISO/R3 X IL IL X
I: 9 to 18 kg D ISO/R2 X IL IL X
C ISO/R3 X IL IL X
B ISO/F2 X IL, IUF IL, IUF X
B1 ISO/F2X X IL, IUF IL, IUF X
A ISO/F3 X IL, IUF IL, IUF X
II: 15 to 25 kg X IL X X
III: 22 to 36 kg X IL X X

IL: Suitable for particular ISOFIX restraint systems of the ‘specific-vehicle', 'restricted' or 'semi-universal' categories. The ISOFIX restraint
system must be approved for the specific vehicle type.
IUF: Suitable for ISOFIX forward-facing child restraint systems of universal category approved for use in this weight class.
X: No ISOFIX child restraint system approved in this mass group.
58 Seats and Restraints

TOP TETHER CHILD

RESTRAINT SYSTEMS

ISOFIX size class and seat device Note:

A - ISO/F3 = Forward-facing child Use only TOP TETHER anchoring
restraint system for children of maximum points for securing retention device
size in the weight class 9 to 18 kg. for children.
B - ISO/F2 = Forward-facing child
restraint system for smaller children in the Instructions to fix retention device for
weight class 9 to 18 kg. children in the TOP TETHER
anchoring:
B1 - ISO/F2X = Forward-facing child
restraint system for smaller children in the 1. Lift protective seal (if applicable) of
weight class 9 to 18 kg. TOP TETHER anchoring to you can
lock the TOP TETHER hooks of
C - ISO/R3 = Rear-facing child restraint retention device for child.
system for children of maximum size in
the weight class up to 18 kg. A. Front of vehicle 2. Lock TOP TETHER hook retention
device for child in the TOP TETHER
D - ISO/R2 = Rear-facing child restraint anchoring of vehicle following
system for smaller children in the weight TOP TETHER Anchoring points of
vehicle manufacturer instructions of
class up to 18 kg. retention device for child.
E - ISO/R1 = Rear-facing child restraint TOP TETHER Anchoring points for
retention device for child are located at 3. Check if retention device for child is
system for young children in the weight completely closed to vehicle seat.
class up to 13 kg. the rear of the second row rear seats in line
with the three rear seating positions,
always aligned with rear seats and
identified with symbol .
 Storage 59

STORAGE STORAGE COMPARTMENTS

INSTRUMENT PANEL STORAGE

Storage Compartments Caution

Instrument Panel Storage ............... 59
Do not leave glasses, USB Devices
Glove Box ...................................... 60 or flammable items, e.g. cigarette
Cupholders ..................................... 60 lighter, in the tray when the vehicle is
Front Storage ................................. 62 parked in direct sun exposure or at
Sunglasses Storage ........................ 62 high ambient temperatures as the
tray may become very hot.
Armrest Storage ............................. 62
Rear Storage .................................. 62
Center Console Storage ................. 63
Luggage/Load Locations
Load Compartment ........................ 64 To open the instrument panel upper
Additional Storage Features storage, press the button.
Load Compartment Cover ............. 65 To close, push the lid down until it latches
into position.
Lashing Eyes .................................. 67
Roof Rack System
Roof Rack System ......................... 67

There is a storage compartment above the

glovebox.
To open, press the button on the lower
front side of the lid.
60 Storage

GLOVE BOX CUPHOLDERS

To close, push the lid down until it latches Front Cupholders

into position.
Warning
Do not place uncovered cups of hot
liquid in the cup holder while the
vehicle is in motion. If the hot liquid
spills, you may burn yourself, and
this could lead to loss of control of
the vehicle.
To reduce the risk of personal injury
in the event of a sudden stop or
To open, pull the handle. collision, do not place uncovered or
unsecured bottles, glasses, cans, etc.,
in the cup holder while the vehicle is
There is a storage compartment under the Warning in motion.
light switch. To reduce the risk of injury in an
To open, pull the lid. accident or a sudden stop, always
To close, push the lid into its original keep the glovebox door closed while
position. driving.
 Storage 61

A cupholder is located at each door.

The extendable cupholders are located Cupholders are located on the armrest of
under each adjustable air vent on the side the second row seat.
of the instrument panel. Pull to open. A cupholder is located in the center To open, fold the armrest down.
console.
Rear Cupholders
To open, pull it down.
62 Storage

SUNGLASSES STORAGE ARMREST STORAGE

Cupholders are located on both sides of

the third row.

FRONT STORAGE
Door Panel Storage

To open : Push the rear part of the cover. Press the latch and lift the armrest lid
To close : Pull up cover and push it until it upward.
latches into place.
REAR STORAGE
Do not use it to storing heavy objects.
Removable Cargo Compartment

There is a storage compartment at each Removable cargo compartment is located

door. at the vehicle cargo compartment.
 Storage 63

Remove the side locks turning it

counterclockwise as shown in the
illustration.

CENTER CONSOLE STORAGE

Open the removable cargo compartment Located on the center console of the third
lid in order to open it. row.

The image above indicates the storage

center console.
64 Storage

LUGGAGE/LOAD
LOCATIONS
LOAD COMPARTMENT
Storage Compartments on the Third Row Seats Area Capacity Liters
Third Row Seats
Up to third row seat
A 205
backrest height.
With third row seat
B folded and up to seat 554
height.
With third row seat
C 878
folded and up to roof.
With third row seat
D folded and second 1830
row folded.
With second and
E third rows seats folded 1780
Located on both sides of the third row. and up to roof.
 Storage 65

ADDITIONAL STORAGE
FEATURES
LOAD COMPARTMENT COVER
Rear Seats Do not place any objects on the cover. Installing

Warning
Be careful with non fixed baggage.
In case of collisions, they can be
launched against the passengers
causing injuries.

Second Row of Seats

See “Folding down second row seats” in
Second Row Seats 39.
Third Row of Seats
See “Folding down second row seats” in Before operating the load compartment Insert the right side of the load compart-
Third Row Seats 42. cover, guide the seat belts through the belt ment cover in the recess and then insert
holders. the left side of the load compartment
cover in the housing to engage.
66 Storage

To close : Pull the cover towards the rear Stowing in the Load Compartment
using the handle and engage it in the When not in use, stow the cover in the
housing at the sides. recess in the removable cargo compart-
To open : Remove load compartment ment.
cover from side housing. Hold the cover
and guide it until it is fully rolled up.
Removing the Cover

Pull the cover forwards and engage it in

the hooks on the back of second row seats.
Closing and Opening

Retract the cover.

Ensure the top is facing upwards then
insert the cover into the recess on the
passenger side.
Open load compartment cover. Pull bar on
either side of cover towards center of Insert the cover into the recess on the
vehicle, lift and remove cover from the driver side to engage.
side guides.
 Storage 67

ROOF RACK SYSTEM

Note: Designed for carrying small, light items For safety reasons and to avoid damage to
Pull the cover handle rearwards to only, a luggage floor net helps keep loads the roof, the vehicle approved roof rack
fit the cover into the removable from moving during sharp turns or quick system is recommended.
starts and stops. For vehicles with roof rack, the rack can
cargo compartment, to allow the lid
to close. To install : Attach the four net hooks to be used to load items. Cross rail accesso-
the lashing eyes mounted on the load ries can be purchased at a Chevrolet
To release the cover remove one compartment floor. retailer.
side of the cover, then the other
side. The maximum load for the roof rack is
100 kg with the load evenly distributed.
LASHING EYES
Warning
Avoid hanging loads over rear or a
side of the vehicle to avoid damage
to the vehicle. Load cargo so that it
rests evenly between the side rails,
making sure to fasten the cargo
securely.

The lashing every are designed to secure

items against slippage, e.g. using lashing
straps or a luggage floor net.
68 Storage

Warning Caution
To prevent damage or loss of cargo Driving with a roof load increases
when driving, make sure the cross the sensitivity of the vehicle to cross-
rails and cargo are securely fastened. winds and has a negative effect on
Loading cargo on the roof rack will vehicle handling due to the vehicle's
make the vehicle's center of gravity higher center of gravity.
higher.
Avoid high speeds, sudden starts, If driving for a long period on rough roads
sharp turns, sudden braking or abrupt or at high speeds, occasionally stop the
maneuvers, otherwise it may result vehicle to make sure the cargo remains in
in loss of control. its place.
Do not exceed the maximum vehicle
capacity when loading the vehicle.
See Load Compartment 64.
 Instruments and Controls 69

INSTRUMENTS AND Airbag and Safety Belt Vehicle Messages

Tensioner Light .............................. 80 Vehicle Messages............................ 87
CONTROLS Charging System Light .................. 81 Warning Buzzers............................. 87
Malfunction Indicator Lamp........... 81 Battery Voltage and Charging
Instrument Panel Overview
Brake and Clutch System Messages......................................... 87
Instrument Panel Overview ............ 70
Warning Light ................................ 81 Brake System Messages ................. 88
Controls
Antilock Brake System (ABS) Cruise Control Messages ................ 88
Steering Wheel Adjustment ........... 71
Warning Light................................. 82 Door Ajar Messages........................ 88
Steering Wheel Controls ................ 72
Hill Descent Control Light ............ 82 Engine Cooling System
Horn ............................................... 72 Messages......................................... 88
Electronic Stability Control
Windshield Wiper/Washer ............. 73 Engine Oil Messages ...................... 89
(ESC) Indicator Light ..................... 83
Rear Window Wiper/Washer .......... 74 Fuel System Messages.................... 89
Electronic Stability Control
Outside Temperature....................... 75 (ESC) Off Light .............................. 83 Key and Lock Messages ................. 89
Clock............................................... 75 Traction Control System (TCS) Lamp Messages .............................. 89
Power Outlets ................................. 75 Warning Light ................................ 83 Object Detection System
Warning Lights, Gauges, and Pre-Heat Light ................................ 84 Messages......................................... 90
Indicators Ride Control System
Engine Oil Pressure Light............... 84
Warning Lights, Gauges, and Messages......................................... 90
Low Fuel Warning Light................. 85
Indicators ....................................... 76 Airbag System Messages................ 90
Immobilizer Light........................... 85
Speedometer .................................. 77 Anti-theft Alarm System
High-Beam On Light ..................... 85
Odometer ........................................ 77 Messages......................................... 90
Front Fog Lamp Light ................... 85
Trip Odometer ............................... 77 Transmission Messages .................. 91
Rear Fog Lamp Light ..................... 85
Tachometer .................................... 77 Vehicle Reminder Messages ........... 91
Lamps On Reminder....................... 86
Fuel Gauge ..................................... 78 Vehicle Speed Messages ................. 91
Cruise Control Light....................... 86
Control Indicators .......................... 78 Trip Computer
Information Displays
Engine Coolant Temperature Trip Computer ................................ 91
Driver Information
Gauge.............................................. 78 Vehicle Personalization
Center (DIC) ................................... 86
Turn Signal .................................... 79 Vehicle Personalization................... 93
Safety Belt Reminders ................... 79
70 Instruments and Controls

INSTRUMENT PANEL OVERVIEW

 Instruments and Controls 71

CONTROLS
STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT

1. Electronic Stability Control 18. Brake and Clutch System

(ESC) Indicator Light 83 Warning Light 81
2. Lamps On Reminder 86 19. Engine Oil Pressure Light 84
3. Tachometer 77 20. Driver Information Center
4. Immobilizer Light 85 (DIC) 86
5. Front Fog Lamp Light 85 21. Cruise Control Light 86
6. Turn Signal 79 22. Low Fuel Warning Light 85
7. High-Beam On Light 85 23. Rear Fog Lamp Light 85
8. Turn Signal 79 24. Fuel Gauge 78
9. Airbag and Safety Belt 25. Hill Descent Control Light 82
Tensioner Light 80 26. Electronic Stability Control Unlock the lever, adjust the steering
(ESC) Off Light 83 wheel, then engage the lever and ensure it
10. Safety Belt Reminders 79
is fully locked.
11. Speedometer 77
Do not adjust steering wheel unless
12. Malfunction Indicator Lamp 81
vehicle is stationary and steering wheel
13. Safety Belt Reminders 79 lock has been released.
14. Charging System Light 81
15. Engine Coolant Temperature
Gauge 78
16. Pre-Heat Light 84
17. Antilock Brake System (ABS)
Warning Light 82
72 Instruments and Controls

STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS HORN

For vehicles equipped with Type 2 radio. The cruise control can be operated by the Press .
The infotainment system can be operated controls on the steering wheel.
by the controls on the steering wheel. See Cruise Control 165.
See Steering Wheel Controls (MyLink)
103.
 Instruments and Controls 73

WINDSHIELD WIPER/WASHER

Windscreen Wiper Adjustable Wiper Interval Windshield Washer

OFF : Off Wiper lever in position . Pull the lever. Washer fluid is sprayed
INT : timed interval wiping Turn the adjuster wheel to adjust the onto the windshield and the wiper wipes
desired wipe interval: for a few strokes.
LO : slow
HI : fast Long interval : Turn adjuster wheel
upward. Caution
For a single wipe when the windshield
wipers are off, push the lever up. Short interval : Turn adjuster wheel Less than clear vision for the driver
downward. can lead to an accident resulting in
Switch off in car washes. personal injury and damage to your
vehicle or other property.
(Continued)
74 Instruments and Controls

REAR WINDOW WIPER/WASHER

Caution (Continued) window wiper / washer will not

move.
Do not operate the windscreen If the automatic transmission
wipers when the windscreen is dry or selector lever is moved out of
obstructed, as with mud, snow or ice. the N position for 10 seconds or
Using the wipers on an obstructed the vehicle is moving faster
windscreen can damage the wiper than 5 km/h the rear window
blades, wiper motor, and glass. wiper will move again.
Check if the blades are not frozen to
the windows before operating in cold
weather. Wiper operation while the
blade is frozen can damage the wiper
motor. Press the rocker switch to activate the rear
Do not operate the windscreen window wiper:
washer continuously for more than a lower position : continuous operation
few seconds, or when the washer upper position : intermittent operation
fluid tank is empty. This can cause middle position : off
the washer motor to overheat. The rear window wiper comes on
automatically when the windshield wiper
is switched on and reverse gear is engaged.
Push lever. Washer fluid is sprayed onto
Note: the rear window and the wiper wipes a
When the vehicle stops and the few times.
automatic transmission selector Do not use if the rear window is frozen.
lever is on position N the rear Switch off in car washes.
 Instruments and Controls 75

OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE POWER OUTLETS

See “Outside Air Temperature” under Press the Predefined buttons H to select The 12V power outlets are located on the
Trip Computer 91. and the M to select minutes. front panel.
To adjust the value, turn the TUNE FILE /
CLOCK PUSH MODE control knob.
Time is shown in the Infotainment Press the Predefined buttons BACK and
display. the MENU button to return.
Set time
Press the PWR/VOL to turn the
Infotainment system on.
Press and hold the MENU button until
one Predefined buttons shows CLOCK in
the Infotainment display.
76 Instruments and Controls

WARNING LIGHTS, GAUGES,

AND INDICATORS

The 12V power outlets are located on the Caution Warning lights and gauges can signal that
back of the front center console. something is wrong before it becomes
Do not exceed the maximum power serious enough to cause an expensive
consumption of 120 Watts per power repair or replacement.
outlet. Paying attention to the warning lights and
With the ignition off and all doors gauges can prevent injury. Warning lights
closed, the power outlets will be come on when there could be a problem
deactivated after 10 minutes. with a vehicle function.
Additionally, the power outlets are Some warning lights come on briefly
deactivated in case of low battery when the engine is started to indicate they
voltage. are working. Gauges can indicate when
there could be a problem with a vehicle
Do not connect any current- function.
delivering accessories, e.g., elect- Often gauges and warning lights work
rical charging devices or batteries. together to indicate a problem with the
The 12V power outlets are located on the Do not damage the sockets by using vehicle. When one of the warning lights
back of the front center console. unsuitable plugs. comes on and stays on while driving, or
when one of the gauges shows there may
be a problem, check this section for more
information.
Follow this manual's advice.
 Instruments and Controls 77

SPEEDOMETER ODOMETER TACHOMETER

Indicates the vehicle speed. The bottom line displays the recorded Displays the engine revolutions per
distance. minute (rpm).
Drive in a low engine speed range for each
TRIP ODOMETER gear as much as possible.
The Trip display shows the current
distance traveled since the last reset of the Caution
trip odometer.
See Trip Computer 91. If the needle is in the red warning
zone, the maximum permitted
engine speed is exceeded.
Engine at risk.
78 Instruments and Controls

FUEL GAUGE

The arrow near the symbol indicates Yellow : Warning, information, failure
that the fuel filler door is on the left side of Green : Confirmation of activation
the vehicle.
Blue : Confirmation of activation
Note
White : Confirmation of activation
Before refueling, make sure that the
ignition is off. ENGINE COOLANT
If you operate the ignition switch TEMPERATURE GAUGE
while refueling, the needle of the fuel
gauge may not indicate the proper
fuel level.
On uphill and downhill slopes, the
needle on the fuel gauge may not
Displays the fuel level in the tank.
indicate the proper fuel level due to
If the level in the tank is low, the control movements of the fuel in the fuel tank.
indicator illuminates, the chime comes
on and the Driver Information Center also CONTROL INDICATORS
displays a message. The control indicators described are not
Refuel immediately. present in all vehicles. The description
Never run the tank dry. applies to all instrument versions. When
the ignition is switched on, most control
Because of the fuel remaining in the tank, indicators will illuminate briefly as a
the top-up quantity may be less than the Displays the coolant temperature.
functionality test.
specified tank capacity. Left area (dark blue) : Regular operating
The control indicator colors mean: temperature not yet reached.
Red : Danger, important reminder
 Instruments and Controls 79

TURN SIGNAL

Central area (except dark blue and red) When the ignition is switched on, this
: Normal operating temperature. control indicator is activated and remains
Right area (red) : Temperature too high. active for some seconds, to remind the
driver to fasten the safety belt.
If the engine is too hot, the gauge pointer
will move toward the H icon, a warning On vehicles without airbags, soon after
chime will activate, and the Driver the ignition is switched on or the engine is
Information Center will also display a started, the control indicator begins to
message. Seek the assistance of a flash, and also a chime sounds, for a few
Chevrolet retailer. seconds.
flashes green.
See Driver Information Center Then the control indicator stops flashing
Flashes and illuminates until the driver safety belt
(DIC) 86.
The control indicator flashes if a turn is fastened.
signal or the hazard warning flashers is On vehicles equipped with airbags the
Caution activated. safety belt reminder reaction is one of the
To avoid damage to the engine, See Turn and Lane-Change Signals 97. following:
check the coolant level and seek the Ÿ The initial sequence is the same as in
assistance of a Chevrolet retailer. SAFETY BELT REMINDERS the vehicle without airbags.
Additionally, if the driver remains
with the safety belt unfastened while
the vehicle is moving, after reaching a
specific distance or speed, a chime
control indicator flashes for several
seconds.
for driver's seat illuminates or Ÿ If the driver safety belt is already
flashes red. fastened, neither the control indicator
nor the chime comes on.
80 Instruments and Controls

See Safety Belts 44. The front passenger safety belt warning Warning
If Safety Belt Reminder is active the Rear light and chime may turn on if an object is
Parking Assistance chime will not put on the seat such as a briefcase, If the airbag control indicator control
operate. handbag, grocery bag, laptop, or other indicator stays on after the ignition is
electronic device. To turn off the warning switched on, or after the engine is
Passenger Safety Belt Reminder light and/or chime, remove the object started, or comes on while driving, it
from the seat or buckle the safety belt. means the airbag system might not
be working properly. The airbags in
AIRBAG AND SAFETY BELT
TENSIONER LIGHT the vehicle might not inflate in a
crash, or they could even inflate
without a crash. To help avoid injury,
have the vehicle serviced right away.
Have the cause of the fault remedied
immediately by a Chevrolet retailer.
for passenger's seat illuminates or
flashes red.
When the vehicle is started this light See Safety Belts 44 and Airbag System
illuminates red. 47.
flashes and a chime may sound to remind
passengers to fasten their safety belt. When the ignition is switched on, the
control indicator illuminates for
Then the light stays on solid until the belt approximately 4 seconds. If it does not
is buckled. illuminate, does not go out after 4 seconds
This cycle continues several times if the or illuminates while driving, there is a
passenger remains or becomes unbuckled failure in the airbag system. Seek the
while the vehicle is moving. assistance of a Chevrolet retailer. The
If the passenger safety belt is buckled, airbags and belt pretensioners may fail to
neither the chime nor the light comes on. trigger in the event of an accident.
 Instruments and Controls 81

CHARGING SYSTEM LIGHT MALFUNCTION INDICATOR LAMP

Chevroletretailer immediately.
To avoid serious damage to the vehicle:
Ÿ Reduce vehicle speed.
Ÿ Avoid hard acceleration.
Ÿ Avoid steep uphill slopes.
Ÿ If towing a trailer, reduce the amount
of cargo as soon as possible.
illuminates red. illuminates yellow.
BRAKE AND CLUTCH SYSTEM
It illuminates when the ignition is Illuminates when the ignition is switched
WARNING LIGHT
switched on and goes out shortly after the on and goes out shortly after the engine
engine starts. starts.
Illuminates when the Engine is Illuminates when the Engine is
Running Stop, then switch off the Running
engine. Failure in the emission control system.
The battery indicator provides warning The permitted emission limits are
for a problem with the charging system, a exceeded. Seek the assistance of a
high or low system voltage, or a load Chevrolet retailer immediately.
management problem. Seek the Flashes when the Engine is Running illuminates red.
assistance of a Chevrolet retailer. Illuminates when the parking brake is
An error state has been detected in the
See Driver Information Center (DIC) high pressure fuel injection system or the applied and if the brake or clutch fluid
86. timing synchronization system. level is too low or if there is a brake
system failure.
Diagnosis and service are required.
See Brake Fluid 183.
Failure to repair could result in permanent
engine damage. Seek the assistance of a
82 Instruments and Controls

ANTILOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS)

WARNING LIGHT HILL DESCENT CONTROL LIGHT

Warning
If the brake system warning lamp
illuminates, check the brake fluid
level and contact an authorized
dealer immediately.
illuminates yellow. illuminates or flashes green.
If the brake fluid level in the
reservoir is low, do not drive the Illuminates for a few seconds after the Flashes to indicate that the Hill Descent
vehicle. ignition is switched on. The system is Control (HDC) is activated, reducing the
ready for operation when the control vehicle’s speed. This will happen in
This may mean your brakes are not indicator goes out. speeds between 4 km/h and 30 km/h.
working properly. Driving with
malfunctioning brakes can cause In an event of fault, a chime will sound Illuminates after pressing the 5 button to
when the control indicator comes on. indicate that the system is enabled if
personal injuries and damage to your
If the control indicator does not go out vehicle speed is below than 50 km/h.
vehicle and other property.
after a few seconds, or if it illuminates See Hill Descent Control (HDC) 163.
while driving, there is a fault in the ABS.
Illuminates after the ignition is switched The regular brake system remains
on if the manual parking brake is applied, operational but without ABS function.
see Parking Brake 161. If both the ABS and the brake system
If the parking brake has not been fully control indicators are on, the vehicle
released and the vehicle is moving, after antilock brakes are not functioning and
reaching a certain speed, the chime comes there is a problem with the regular brakes.
on and the Driver Information Center Seek the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer.
also displays a message, see Driver
See Antilock Brake System (ABS) 161
Information Center (DIC) 86.
and Driver Information Center (DIC)
86.
 Instruments and Controls 83

ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL

(ESC) INDICATOR LIGHT

See Traction Control System (TCS) 162. See Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
See Electronic Stability Control (ESC) 163 and Driver Information Center
163. See Trailer Sway Control (TSC) (DIC) 86.
172.
TRACTION CONTROL SYSTEM
ELECTRONIC STABILITY (TCS) WARNING LIGHT
CONTROL (ESC) OFF LIGHT

illuminates or flashes yellow.

Illuminates for a few seconds after the
ignition is switched on, if the system is
working normally, the control indicator
goes out.
If the indicator does not go out after a few illuminates or flashes yellow.
seconds, there is a fault in the system. It is illuminates yellow. Illuminates
possible to keep driving without When the ignition is switched on,.....
Electronic Stability Control (ESC) Illuminates for a few seconds after the
gilluminates briefly or if it does not ignition is switched on, if the system is
system activated Have the cause of the illuminate, seek the assistance of a
fault fixed by a Chevrolet retailer. working normally, the control indicator
Chevrolet retailer. goes out.
See Driver Information Center It illuminates when ESC has been If the indicator does not go out after a few
(DIC) 86. switched off manually by pressing the seconds, there is a fault in the system. It is
Flashes button g on the center console. possible to keep driving without Traction
During ESC, TCS and/or TSC activation When this control indicator comes on, the Constrol System (TCS) activated.
the DIC indicator will flash. Driver Information Center also displays a Have the cause of the fault fixed by a
message. Chevrolet retailer.
84 Instruments and Controls

ENGINE OIL PRESSURE LIGHT

Flashes 1. Automatic transmission: select

During ESC, TCS and/or TSC activation neutral gear by setting the selector
the DIC indicator will flash. lever to N.
See Traction Control System (TCS) 162. 2. Move out of the flow of traffic as
See Electronic Stability Control (ESC) quickly as possible without impeding
163. See Trailer Sway Control (TSC) other vehicles.
172. 3. Switch off ignition.
illuminates red.
PRE-HEAT LIGHT Warning
It illuminates for a few seconds after the
ignition is switched on. Also illuminates When the engine is off, more force is
when the engine oil pressure is low. In this needed to brake and steer.
case, the Driver Information Center also
displays a message. Do not remove key until vehicle has
come to a complete stop, otherwise
See Driver Information Center
(DIC) 86.
the steering wheel lock could engage
unexpectedly.
Illuminates when the Engine is
illuminates yellow. Running
Illuminates when preheating is activated. Seek the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer.
Only activates when outside temperature
is low. Caution
See Starting the Engine 155. Engine lubrication may be inter-
rupted. This may result in damage to
the engine and/or locking of the drive
wheels.
 Instruments and Controls 85

LOW FUEL WARNING

LIGHT FRONT FOG LAMP LIGHT

It illuminates for a few seconds after the

ignition is switched on.
This control indicator comes on if the
vehicle is immobilized. This happens
when an incorrect key or an unpro-
grammed key is used to start the vehicle.
illuminates yellow. Seek the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer. illuminates green.
It illuminates when the level in the fuel HIGH-BEAM ON LIGHT It illuminates when the fog lights are on,
tank is low. see Front Fog Lamps 97.
When this control indicator illuminates,
the chime comes on and the Driver REAR FOG LAMP LIGHT
Information Center also displays a
message.
See Diesel Fuel System Bleeding 188
and Driver Information Center
(DIC) 86.
illuminates blue.
IMMOBILIZER LIGHT It illuminates when high beams are on and
during headlight flash, see Headlamp illuminates yellow.
High/Low-Beam Changer 95.
It illuminates when the rear fog light is on,
see Rear Fog Lamps 97.

illuminates yellow.
86 Instruments and Controls

INFORMATION DISPLAYS
DRIVER INFORMATION
LAMPS ON REMINDER CENTER (DIC)
The Driver Information Center is located
on the instrument cluster.
The Driver Information Center displays
information about your vehicle. It also
displays warning messages if a system
problem is detected.
See Vehicle Messages 87.
illuminates green.
Selecting Functions
It illuminates when the exterior lights are
The menus and functions can be selected
on, see Exterior Lamp Controls 95.
by the buttons on the turn signal lever.
CRUISE CONTROL LIGHT
Press the MENU button to switch
between the menus.
The following menus can be selected:
Ÿ Vehicle Personalization (Vehicle
Information Menu).
Ÿ Trip Computer (Trip/Fuel Information
Menu).
Ÿ ECO Menu (available in diesel
illuminates white or green.
vehicles only).
It illuminates when the system is on,
see Cruise Control 165.
 Instruments and Controls 87

VEHICLE MESSAGES

Use the adjusting knob to scroll through Messages are displayed on the Driver Ÿ If a warning message appears in the
the items in each menu or to set a numeric Information Center to notify that the Driver Information Center.
value. status of the vehicle has changed and that Ÿ If the parking assist detects an object.
Press the SET/CLR button to select a some action may be needed to correct the
Ÿ If the vehicle speed exceeds the
function or to confirm a message. condition.
adjusted speed value.
See Vehicle Personalization 93 and Trip Together with the message, a chime may
Ÿ If rear parking assist is activated.
Computer 91. sound continually until the problem is
solved or for just a small period of time. When the Vehicle is Parked and/or a
Some messages may not require Door is Opened
immediate action. For those, press Ÿ Until the engine starts with the key in
SET/CLR button to acknowledge and the ignition switch.
clear the message.
Ÿ With exterior lights on with the engine
The vehicle or engine may be seriously off.
damaged if you keep driving while a
vehicle message in the Driver Infor- BATTERY VOLTAGE AND
mation Center comes on. Contact a CHARGING MESSAGES
Chevrolet retailer immediately.
Battery Saver Active
Some of the messages are:
This message displays when the vehicle
WARNING BUZZERS detects that the battery voltage is low.
The battery saver system may disable
When Starting the Engine or While some vehicle features for battery saving
Driving and a message is displayed. Turn off
Ÿ If the seat belt is not fastened. unnecessary accessories to allow the
Ÿ If a certain speed is exceeded with battery to recharge.
parking brake applied.
88 Instruments and Controls

Low Battery Press Brake to Start Engine Rear Access Open

This message displays when the battery This message displays when attempting This message is displayed when the
voltage is low. to start a vehicle equipped with automatic liftgate is open. Close the liftgate
Service Battery Charging System transmission without pressing on the completely.
brake pedal.
This message displays when there is a ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM
fault in the battery charging system. Seek CRUISE CONTROL MESSAGES MESSAGES
the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer.
Cruise Set to (...) Km/h Engine Overheated - Idle Engine
BRAKE SYSTEM MESSAGES This message displays when the cruise Stop in a safe location, shift to neutral,
Brake Fluid Low control is set and shows the speed it was allow the engine to run for some seconds,
set to, see Cruise Control 165. and turn off the engine to avoid serious
This message displays when the brake damage.
fluid level is low, see Brake Fluid 183. DOOR AJAR MESSAGES This message is displayed and a
Release Parking Brake Door Open continuous chime comes on if the engine
This message displays while the parking The open door control indicator of cooling system reached unsafe tempera-
brake is on. Release it before driving the automatic transmission vehicles shows tures for operation.
vehicle. which door is opened, it is always This message will be excluded when the
displayed in the bottom of the display. engine cools down to a safe temperature
On automatic transmission, this message for operation.
displays when the transmission is in any Oil Pressure Low - Stop Engine
position different from Park.
This message displays if low oil pressure
Hood Open levels occur. Stop the vehicle as soon as
This message displays when the hood is safely possible
opened. Close the hood completely.
 Instruments and Controls 89

FUEL SYSTEM MESSAGES LAMP MESSAGES

and do not operate it until the cause of the Low Fuel Range Turn Signal ON
low oil pressure has been corrected. This message displays when the fuel level This message displays if the turn signal
Check the oil as soon as possible and seek of the fuel tank is low. has been left on. Turn off the turn signal.
the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer.
Water in Fuel – Contact Service Check Brake Lights
Engine Power is Reduced
This message displays when the fuel This message displays if the brake bulb
This message displays when the vehicle sensor detects water in the diesel fuel. See needs to be replaced.
engine power is reduced due to an engine Diesel Fuel Filter 184 or seek the
issue. Reduced engine power can affect assistance of a Chevrolet retailer. Check Left Front Signal Lamp
the vehicle ability to accelerate. If this This message displays if the left front turn
message is on, but there is no reduction in KEY AND LOCK MESSAGES signal bulb needs to be replaced.
performance, proceed to your destination.
X of Keys Programmed Check Right Front Turn Signal Lamp
The vehicle should be taken to a
Chevrolet retailer for service as soon as This message displays when program- This message displays if the right front
possible. ming new keys to the vehicle. turn signal bulb needs to be replaced.
Replace battery in Remote Key Check Left Rear Turn Signal Lamp
ENGINE OIL MESSAGES
This message displays when the battery in This message displays if the left rear turn
Change Engine Oil Soon the Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) signal bulb needs to be replaced.
This message displays when the engine transmitter needs to be replaced.
oil needs to be changed. Check Right Rear Turn Signal Lamp
See Engine Oil 179 and Scheduled This message displays if the right rear
Maintenance 218 for more informa- turn signal bulb needs to be replaced.
tion.
90 Instruments and Controls

OBJECT DETECTION SYSTEM RIDE CONTROL SYSTEM

MESSAGES MESSAGES AIRBAG SYSTEM MESSAGES

Park Assist Off Service ESP Service Airbag

This message displays when the Parking This message displays if there is a This message displays if there is a
Assist system has been turned off or when problem with the Electronic Stability problem with the airbag system.
there is a temporary condition causing the Control and/or Traction Control system. Have the cause of the fault remedied by a
system to be disabled. Seek the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer. Chevrolet retailer.
Service Parking Assist ESP OFF
ANTI-THEFT ALARM SYSTEM
This message displays if there is a This message displays when the MESSAGES
Electronic Stability Control system has
problem with the Parking Assist system.
been switched off manually by pressing Theft Attempted
Do not use this system to help you park.
the button g on the center console.
See your retailer for service. This message displays if the vehicle
Traction Control ON detects a tamper condition.
This message displays when the Traction Service Theft Deterrent System
Control system has been switched on
manually by pressing the button g on the This message displays if there is a
center console. problem with the vehicle security system.
Seek the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer.
Reduce Speed for Hill Descent Control
This message displays when HDC is in
stand-by mode with vehicle speed above
30km/h and below than 50km/h.
Traction Control OFF
This message displays when the Traction
Control system has been switched off
manually by pressing the button g on the
center console.
 Instruments and Controls 91

TRIP COMPUTER
TRANSMISSION MESSAGES

Service Transmission Transmission Messages The trip computer is located in the Driver
This message displays if there is a Parking Assist Off This message displays Information Center.
problem with the automatic transmission. when the Parking Assist system has been The trip computer provides the driver
Seek the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer. turned off. See Parking Assist 167. with driving information such as average
Service Parking Assist speed, driving distance for remaining
Shift Denied fuel, average consumption and driving
For automatic transmission, this message This message displays if there is a time.
displays when a Tap Up/Down Switch problem with the parking assist system.
Seek the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer. To operate the trip computer, press the
Status transition occurs requesting a MENU button in the turn signal lever.
target gear that cannot be allowed in the
current operating conditions. VEHICLE SPEED MESSAGES Turn the adjusting knob to scroll through
the following menu items:
Transmission Hot – Idle Engine Selected Speed Limit Exceeded
Ÿ Digital Speedometer
This message displays when the trans- This message displays when the vehicle
Ÿ Fuel Range
mission thermal monitoring suggests that speed is above the set speed.
Ÿ Fuel Used
immediate action by the driver is Speed Limited to (...) Km/h
necessary to prevent transmission failure. Ÿ Timer
This message displays when the vehicle Ÿ Outside Air Temperature
VEHICLE REMINDER MESSAGES speed reaches the limited vehicle speed. Ÿ Combined Pages 1 and 2
Ice Possible. Drive with Care Vehicle Reverse Gear Message Some modes can be reset by pressing the
This message displays when ice SET/CLR button.
R
conditions are possible. Digital Speedometer
This message displays when the reverse
gear is engaged. This mode indicates the vehicle speed.
92 Instruments and Controls

Fuel Range The driving distance for remaining fuel Combined Pages 1 and 2
The Fuel Range display shows the can be changed by the driver, the road, and This mode indicates the current distance
approximate distance the vehicle can be the vehicle speed because it is calculated travelled, average vehicle fuel consump-
driven without refuelling. according to the changing fuel efficiency. tion and average vehicle speed since the
The fuel range estimate is based on an Fuel Used last reset.
average of the vehicle fuel economy over The fuel used function calculates the To reset, press and hold the SET/CLR
recent driving history and the amount of consumption since the last reset of this button.
fuel remaining in the fuel tank. value.
When the fuel range estimate is less than To reset the consumption, press and hold
64 km, Low Fuel Range is displayed the SET/CLR button.
instead of the fuel range estimate value
and the Low fuel control indicator Timer
illuminates, the chime comes on and the The timer function measures the time that
Driver Information Center also displays a has passed since the last reset, using the
message. elapsed time.
See Low Fuel Warning Light 85 and To reset the driving time to zero, press and
Driver Information Center (DIC) 86. hold the SET/CLR button for more than 1
The distance can be different depending second.
on driving patterns.
Outside Air Temperature
Note
This mode indicates the outside
As an auxiliary device, the trip
temperature in Celsius (°C) degrees.
computer may differ from the actual
distance for remaining fuel according
to circumstances.
 Instruments and Controls 93

VEHICLE
PERSONALIZATION

The vehicle parameters can be personal- Speed Warning ECO Menu

ized by changing the settings in the Driver This mode allows you to set the warning Press the MENU button on the turn signal
Information Center. signal for the desired speed. lever until ECO menu is displayed.
Depending on vehicle equipment, some To set the speed warning, press the Turn the adjusting knob to scroll through
of the functions described below might SET/CLR button and use the thumb- the following menu items:
not be available. wheel to select the desired speed. Ÿ CO Index
Press the MENU button on the turn signal
Language Ÿ Economy Trend
lever until Vehicle personalization menu
is displayed. Select the Language menu to see the ECO Index
Use the adjusting knob to scroll through available options.
This feature provides feedback to the
the following menu items: Use the adjusting knob to scroll through driver with a relative value of how fuel
Ÿ Battery voltage the menu and press SET/CLR to select efficient they are driving.
the desired language.
Ÿ Speed warning The percentage is determined based on
Ÿ Language Transmission Fluid Temperature current fuel consumption compared to
This display shows the current tempera- what is expected by the calibration
Ÿ Transmission fluid temperature
ture of the transmission fluid. settings.
Ÿ Hourmeter
A leaf is shown at ECO Index Page when
Ÿ ECO Menu Hourmeter or Engine Hours driving economically, for that the
To change between menus, press the The hourmeter is used to display the indicator must be in the ECO area.
MENU button. number of hours that the engine has been
running. Economy Trend
Battery Voltage This page displays the average fuel
This display shows the current battery consumption of the last 50 kilometers.
voltage. Each column presents the average fuel
consumption of the last 5 kilometers.
94 Instruments and Controls
 Lighting 95

LIGHTING EXTERIOR LIGHTING

HEADLAMP HIGH/ LOW-BEAM
EXTERIOR LAMP CONTROLS CHANGER

Exterior Lighting
Exterior Lamp Controls ................. 95
Headlamp High/Low-Beam
Changer............................................95
Flash-to-Pass .................................. 96
Headlamp Range Adjustment ........ 96
Hazard Warning Flashers ............... 96
Turn and Lane-Change Signals ..... 97
Front Fog Lamps ........................... 97
Rear Fog Lamps ............................. 97
Reversing Lamps ........................... 97
Misted Lamp Covers ..................... 98 Turn light switch: To switch from low to high beam, push the
: Lights off lever.
Interior Lighting
: Position lights To switch to low beam, pull the lever.
Instrument Panel Illumination
Control ............................................ 98 : Headlights
Warning
Load Compartment Lamps ............ 98 See Lamps On Reminder 86.
Courtesy Lamps ............................. 99 Always switch the high beam
Reading Lamps .............................. 99 headlights to low beam when you
approach oncoming vehicles or other
Sun Visor Lamps .......................... 100
vehicles ahead. High beam
Lighting Features
Entry Lighting .............................. 100 (Continued)
Exit Lighting ................................ 100
Battery Power Protection ............. 100
96 Lighting

HAZARD WARNING FLASHERS

Warning (Continued) To adapt headlight range to the vehicle

load to prevent dazzling, turn the knob to
headlights can temporarily dazzle the required position
other drivers, which could result in a 0 : One person in the driver's seat.
collision.
0 : The driver, plus one passenger in the
front seat farthest from the driver.
FLASH-TO-PASS
2 : The driver, one passenger in the front
To activate the headlight flash, pull the seat farthest from the driver, all the seats
lever. farthest to the rear occupied.
HEADLAMP RANGE 2 : All the seats occupied.
ADJUSTMENT 2 : All the seats occupied, plus an evenly
distributed load in the luggage boot, in
Operated with the button.
order to obtain the permissible load on
rear axle or the maximum permissible Press again to turn the flashers off.
laden weight . The hazard warning flashers will activate
3 : Driver, plus an evenly distributed automatically if the air bags deploy.
load in the boot, in order to obtain the
permissible load on rear axle or the
maximum permissible laden weight.
For any other loading condition, adjust
the switch to a position so as not to dazzle
oncoming traffic or other vehicles ahead.
 Lighting 97

TURN AND LANE- CHANGE

SIGNALS FRONT FOG LAMPS REAR FOG LAMPS

Right : Lever Down Operated with the button when position Operated with the button.
Left : Lever Up lights or headlights are on. Light switch in position or when the
If the lever is moved past the resistance front fog lights are on.
point, the indicator is switched on
constantly. When the steering wheel REVERSING LAMPS
moves back, the indicator is automati- The reversing lights come on when
cally deactivated. the ignition is on and reverse gear is
For three flashes, e.g. when changing selected.
lanes, press the lever until resistance is The letter R will appear on the Driver
felt and then release. Information Center and the chime
Move the lever to the resistance point and comes on.
hold for longer indication.
Switch the indicator off manually by
moving the lever to its original position.
98 Lighting

INTERIOR LIGHTING
INSTRUMENT PANEL
MISTED LAMP COVERS ILLUMINATION CONTROL LOAD COMPARTMENT LAMPS
The inside of the light housing may mist
up briefly in poor, wet and cold weather
conditions, in heavy rain or after washing.
The mist disappears quickly by itself,
switch on the headlights to help.

Brightness of the following lights can be Illuminates when a door or the liftgate is
adjusted when the exterior lights are on: opened.
Ÿ Instrument panel illumination.
Ÿ Driver Information Center.
Ÿ Illuminated switches and operation
elements.
Turn knob up or down and hold until
the desired brightness is obtained.
 Lighting 99

COURTESY LAMPS READING LAMPS

When getting in or out of the vehicle, the When getting in or out of the vehicle, the Operated by pressing the light area.
courtesy lights switch on automatically if courtesy lights switch on automatically The reading lights will not light up due the
the button is pressed and after a short and, after a short period of time, they fact that a door was opened.
delay they switch off again. They switch switch off again.
on for a short time even if the key is They switch on for a short time even if the
withdrawn from the ignition lock. key is withdrawn from the ignition lock.
To operate press the button. Operate rocker switch:
DOOR : Automatic switching on and off.
ON : Always on.
OFF : Always off.
100 Lighting

LIGHTING FEATURES
SUN VISOR LAMPS ENTRY LIGHTING

Welcome Lighting Headlights illuminate the way for an

Interior lights are switched on for a short adjustable time after leaving the vehicle.
time when unlocking the vehicle with the The exit lighting in the standard setting is
remote control. This function facilitates activated 30 seconds after the driver's
locating the vehicle when it is dark. door is closed.
The lighting switches off immediately To operate:
when the ignition is turned to the ACC 1. Switch off ignition.
position. 2. Remove ignition key.
See Ignition Positions 155. 3. Open driver's door.
Entrance Lighting 4. Pull turn signal lever.
Some interior lights and switches will 5. Close driver's door.
Illuminates when the vanity mirror cover additionally switch on when driver's door
is opened, see Sun Visors 32. is opened. BATTERY POWER PROTECTION
Switching Off Electric Lights
EXIT LIGHTING
To prevent discharge of the battery when
The interior lamps will come on when the the ignition is switched off, some interior
key is removed from the ignition. The lights are switched off automatically after
lamps will not come on if the sliding some time.
button of the courtesy light is in the OFF
If you turn off the ignition with the
position.
exterior lights on, they will immediately
turn off, but the exterior lights will turn on
continuously if you turn them on when the
ignition is off.
 Infotainment System 101

INFOTAINMENT INTRODUCTION
SYSTEM INTRODUCTION (MYLINK)

INTRODUCTION The infotainment system provides Safety Information

Introduction (MyLink) ................. 101 infotainment in your car, using the latest
technology. Warning
Theft-Deterrent Feature
(MyLink) ..................................... 102 See your retailer to have the MyLink To reduce the risk of electric shock,
system or software updated and upgraded.
Overview (MyLink) ..................... 103 do not disassemble the MyLink
The radio can be easily used by registering system. No user serviceable parts
Steering Wheel Controls up to 35 FM or AM radio stations with the
(MyLink) ..................................... 103 inside. Refer servicing to qualified
preset buttons [1-5] per every seven pages. service personnel.
Operation (MyLink) .................... 103 The system can play the USB storage
RADIO devices or iPod/iPhone products. Ÿ Always operate the vehicle in a safe
AM-FM Radio (MyLink) ............ 107 The Bluetooth phone connection function manner. Do not become distracted
Fixed Mast Antenna ..................... 110 allows to perform phone calls with hands- by the vehicle while driving and
free, as well as a phone music player. always be fully aware of all driving
AUDIO PLAYERS
Connect a portable music player to the conditions. Do not change settings or
Auxiliary Devices (MyLink) ....... 110 any functions while driving.
exterior sound input to enjoy the excellent
PERSONALIZATION sound of the MyLink system. Pull over in a safe and legal manner
Personalization (MyLink) .............122 Please avoid continuous exposure to before attempting such operations.
PHONE power sound over than 85 decibels to To promote safety, certain functions
Bluetooth (MyLink) ..................... 126 prevent auditive system damage. are disabled unless the vehicle is
Ÿ The Overview section provides a stopped.
Hands-Free Phone (MyLink) ....... 129
simple overview of the system's Ÿ To reduce the risk of electric shock, do
functions and summary of all devices. not remove the cover or back of this
Ÿ The Operation section explains the product. There are no user serviceable
basic controls for the system. parts inside. Refer servicing to
qualified service personnel.
102 Infotainment System

Ÿ To reduce the risk of fire or electric Caution Cleaning High Gloss Surfaces and
shock, do not expose this product to Vehicle Infor-mation and Radio
dripping or splashing water, rain, or Ÿ Do not disassemble or modify Displays
moisture. this system. If you do, it may For vehicles with high gloss surfaces or
Ÿ When driving your vehicle, be sure to result in accidents, fire, or vehicle displays, use a microfiber cloth to
keep the volume of the unit low electrical shock. wipe surfaces.
enough to allow you to hear sounds Ÿ Some states/provinces may have Before wiping the surface with the
coming from the outside. laws limiting the use of video microfiber cloth, use a soft bristle brush to
Ÿ Do not drop it and avoid heavy screens while driving. remove dirt that could scratch the surface.
impacts at anytime. Ÿ Use the system only where it is Then use the microfiber cloth by gently
Ÿ The driver should not watch the legal to do so. rubbing to clean. Never use window
monitor while driving. If the driver cleaners
Ÿ Do not use your phone in private
watches the monitor while driving, it or solvents. Periodically hand wash the
may lead to carelessness and cause an mode when you are driving. microfiber cloth separately, using mild
accident. You must stop at a safe location soap. Do not use bleach or fabric softener.
to use it. Rinse thoroughly and air dry before
Ÿ For your safety, some features next use.
are disabled while your vehicle is Notice: Do not attach a device with a
in motion. suction cup to the display.
This may cause damage and would not
be covered by the warranty.
 Infotainment System 103

THEFT-DETERRENT FEATURE
(MYLINK)

The MyLink has an electronic security 2. VOLUME ( VOL ) buttons Ÿ Hang up button
system installed to prevent theft. Ÿ Press [ ] to increase the volume. In engaged mode, you can press this
Thereby, the MyLink only works in the Ÿ Press [ ] to decrease the volume. button to reject calls or to finish the
vehicle in which it was first installed, and call.
cannot be used in another vehicle. 3. POWER ( ) button
Ÿ Voice Recognition button
Press and hold this button to turn the (If equipped)
OVERVIEW (MYLINK) power on/off.
Press the button on the steering wheel
Control Panel 4. HOME ( ) button control to activate voice recognition.
Press this button toenter the home Ÿ Call button
menu.
Press the button to answer the call or
STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS enter the redial selection mode.
(MYLINK) Ÿ Up Down button
Steering Wheel Audio Press or to move upward or
Ÿ Volume buttons downward in the selection.
Pull the lever upward to VOL + OPERATION (MYLINK)
button to increase the volume.
System On/Off
Pull the lever downward to - button to
decrease the volume. Ÿ Press and hold [ ] on thecontrol panel
to turn the power on. The last audio or
Ÿ Mute button video will be executed.
1. Display Press the button in any music play
mode to turn the mute function on
Display for Play / Reception / Menu
and off.
state and information.
104 Infotainment System

Ÿ Press and hold [ ] on the control Volume Control Auto Volume Control
panel to turn the power off. The time, Press [ VOL ] on the control panel to Once the speed-compensating sound
date and temperature, if available, are adjust the volume. The current sound volume setup starts operating, the volume
displayed on the screen. volume is indicated. will automatically be controlled accor-
Note: Ÿ Turning on the system power will set ding to the vehicle’s speed to offset the
The temperature is displayed when he the volume level to its previous noise from the engine and tires.
ignition switch (car ignition key) is in selection (when it is less than the 1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control
position 2. maximum starting volume). panel.
Ÿ If the volume level is louder than 2. Press [settings] > [radio settings] >
Turning On/Off Automatically maximum starting volume level when [auto volume].
When the ignition switch (car ignition the system is turned on, the
key) is in the 1 or 2 position, the system is Infotainment system is adjusted
turned on automatically. automatically to maximum starting
When the ignition switch (car ignition volume level.
key) is in the 0 position andthe user opens
the driver door of the vehicle, the system MUTE
is turned off automatically. Press [ VOL ] on the control panel,
Note: and then press [ ] to turn the mute
function on and off.
If the user press and hold [ ] on the
control panel when the ignition
switch (car ignition key) is in the 0
position, the Infotainment system is
turned on. In this case, the 3. Set Off/Low/Medium/High by
Infotainment system is turned off pressing [ / ].
automatically after about 10 minutes.
 Infotainment System 105

Volume Limit By High Temperature Ÿ Press [picture & movie] to view Ÿ Press [iPod] to select iPod/ iPhone.
If the inside temperature of the radio is picture, video or exterior video Ÿ Press [AUX] to select exterior sound
very high, the system will limit the (AUX) input. (AUX) input.
controllable maximum volume. Note: Ÿ Press [Bluetooth] to play Bluetooth
If necessary, the volume will automati- The visualization of photos and music.
cally decrease. videos will not be available for Note:
Using HOME Menu connections via bluetooth. Ÿ Press [ ] to return to the HOME
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control Ÿ Press [telephone] to activate menu.
panel. phone features (if connected). Ÿ If the playback source (USB/
Ÿ Press [smartphone apps] to view iPod/AUX/Bluetooth) is not
the incorporated application connected to the Infotainment
software in your system MyLink. system, this function is not
Ÿ Press [settings] to enter the
available.
system setup menu.
Picture & Movie
Selecting Function
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control
Audio panel.
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control 2. Press [Picture & movie] on the home
panel. menu.
2. Press [audio] on the home menu. 3. Press [Source ] on the screen.
2. Press the desired menu. 3. Press [Source ] on the screen. Ÿ Press [USB (picture)] to view
Ÿ Press [audio] to select FM/ AM, USB/ Ÿ Press [AM] to select AM radio. picture files contained in the USB
iPod/ Bluetooth music play or exterior storage device.
Ÿ Press [FM] to select FM radio.
sound (AUX) input.
Ÿ Press [USB] to select USB. Ÿ Press [USB (movie)] to view
video files contained in the USB
106 Infotainment System

storage device. Bluetooth Hands-free Phone Device “Pairing and connecting

Ÿ Press [AUX (movie)] to view Bluetooth” under Bluetooth
To operate Bluetooth Hands-Free (MyLink) 126.
video files connected to exterior function, connect the Bluetooth phone to
video (AUX) device. the system. Settings
Note: 1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control 1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control
The visualization of photos and panel. panel.
videos will not be available for 2. Press [telephone] on the home menu. 2. Press [settings] on the home menu.
connections via bluetooth.
Note:
Ÿ Press [ ] to return to the HOME
menu.
Ÿ If the playback source (USB
(picture) / USB (movie) / AUX
(movie) is not connected to the
Infotainment system, this
function is not available.

Note:
Ÿ Press [ ] to return to the HOME
Ÿ If your Bluetooth phone is not
connected to the Infotainment
system, this function is not
available. For details, refer to the
 Infotainment System 107

RADIO
AM-FM RADIO (MYLINK)

NOTE Searching for Broadcasting Manually

The operation of the radio volume Ÿ Repeatedly press [ TUNE ] to
control aims to provide hearing manually find the desired broadcast-
protection to the user as well as ing station.
preservation of the vehicle speakers. Ÿ Using the radio tune bar, hold and
Although the emission levels are drag the small ball to the desired
regulated on the product, if you use station.
hearing aid or pacemaker, consult the Ÿ The radio tune bar can be turned on
supplier and your doctor before using and off through the radio settings.
this device. Exposure to very high
volume for long periods of time can Searching for Broadcasting by using
damage hearing. Press [ ] to return to the HOME
menu. the Preset Buttons
Listening to Fm/Am Radio Searching for Broadcasting Saving Preset Buttons
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control Automatically
1. Select the band (FM or AM) you want
panel. Ÿ Press [ SEEK ] to automatically to store a station into.
2. Press [audio] on the home menu. search for available radio stations
with good reception. 2. Select the desired station.
3. Press [Source ] on the screen 3. Press [ / ] to select the desired page
Ÿ Press under the syntonized station and
4. Press [FM] or [AM] on the screen. drag to left or right to automatically of saved favorites.
The FM or AM radio band of the search for available radio stations
station previously syntonized is with good reception.
displayed.
108 Infotainment System

Autostore Viewing Station Information

The stations with the most superior Press the station on the FM/AM radio
reception are stored automatically as screen.
preset buttons in correspondingorder. The information displayed includes the
1. Select the desired band (FM or AM). frequency.
2. Press [AS]. Using the Fm/Am Radio Menu
3. Repeatedly press [ / ] to select the General Operation of the Radio Menu
desired AS (Autostore) page. 1. Select the desired band (FM or AM).
4. Press preset buttons to directly listen 2. Press [MENU] on the FM/AM radio
4. Hold down any of the preset buttons to the radio station saved to that screen.
to save the current radio station to that button.
button of the selected favorites page.
Note:
Ÿ Up to 7 favorites pages can be saved,
Ÿ To update the FM/AM autostore,
and each page can store up to five
stations. press and hold [AS].
Ÿ If the user presses [AS] on the
Ÿ To change a preset, simply tune to the
new desired radio station and hold the FM/AM radio screen when there
button. is no stored station on the preset
buttons, the FM/AM autostore
Listening To Preset Station will be updated.
1. Repeatedly press [ / ] to select the 3. Press the desired menu to select the
desired FAV (Favorites) page. relevant item or to display the item’s
2. Press preset buttons to directly listen detailed menu.
to the radio station saved to that 4. Press [ ] to return to the previous
button. menu.
 Infotainment System 109

Favorite List (FM/AM menu) Update FM/AM Station List (FM/ AM

1. From the FM/AM menu, press the menu)
[favorite list] to display the favorite 1. From the FM/AM menu, press the
list. [update FM station list] / [update AM
The favorite list information is station list] to display the update
displayed. FM/AM station list.
2. Scroll through the list using [ / ]. The FM/AM station list update will
proceed.
Tune to the desired station by
selecting it. 2. During the FM/AM broadcasting list
update, press [Cancel] to stop it from Ÿ EQ (Equalizer) mode: Select the
FM/AM Station List (FM/AM menu) saving changes. sound style (Manual-Pop-Rock-
Country-Classical-Talk) by using
1. From the FM/AM menu, press the Tone Settings (FM/AM menu) [ / ].
[FM station list] / [AM station list] to From [tone settings] menu, sound
display the FM/ AM station list. Ÿ Press [−/+] to select the desired
features can be configured in different sound style manually.
The station list information is ways according to the FM/ AM audio and
displayed. Ÿ Bass: Adjust the bass level from
each audio player’s functions. −12 to +12.
2. Scroll through the list using [ / ]. 1. From the FM/AM menu, press the Ÿ Midrange: Adjust the midrange
Tune to the desired station by [tone settings] to enter the sound level from −12 to +12.
selecting it. setup mode.
Ÿ Treble: Adjust the treble level
The tone settings menu is displayed. from −12 to +12.
Ÿ Fader: Adjust the front/rear
speaker balance by dragging the
dot in the vehicle interior image.
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AUDIO PLAYERS
FIXED MAST ANTENNA AUXILIARY DEVICES (MYLINK)

Ÿ Balance: Adjust the left/right speaker Audio System

balance by dragging the dot in the The system can play the music files
vehicle interior image. contained in the USB storage device or
Ÿ Reset: Restore the initial settings iPod/iPhone products.
values back to the default settings.
Before using Audio System
2. Press [OK].
Caution for using MP3/WMA/OGG/
Note: WAV files
This equipment operates in secondary Ÿ This product can play music files
character, it means, is not entitled the with .mp3, .wma, .ogg, wav (lower
protection against harmful interfer- case letters).
ence, even of stations of the same
type, and it cannot cause interference Ÿ MP3 files that can be played by this
to systems operating in primary product are as follows. - Bit rate: 8
Caution kbps ~ 320 kbps - Sampling
character.
Be sure to remove the antenna before frequency: 48 kHz, 44, 1 kHz, 32 kHz
entering a place with a low ceiling or (for MPEG-1 audio layer-3), 24 kHz,
it may be damaged. 22,05 kHz, 16 kHz (for MPEG-2
audio layer-3).
Entering the automatic car wash with
Ÿ While this product can play files with
the antenna installed may result in a 8 ~ 320 kbps bit rate, files with a bit
damage to the antenna or the roof rate above 128 kbps will result in
panel. Be sure to remove your higher quality sound.
antenna before entering the auto-
Ÿ This product can display ID3 Tag
matic car wash.
(Version 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3 or 2.4)
information for MP3 files, such as the
album name and the artist.
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Ÿ To display album (disc title), track Ÿ Be careful not to touch the USB device is connected, it may be
(track title), and artist (track artist) connecting terminal with an object or damaged or may not operate normally
information, the file should be any part of your body. in some cases.
compatible with the ID3 Tag V1 and Ÿ The USB storage device can only be Ÿ USB storage devices can only be
V2 formats. recognized when it is formatted in connected to this product for the
Cautions for using USB storage FAT16/32, exFAT file system. NTFS purpose of playing music/video,
Devices and iPod/iPhone and other file systems cannot be viewing photo files, or upgrading.
recognized. Ÿ The product’s USB terminal should
Ÿ Operation cannot be guaranteed if the
HDD built-in USB mass storage Ÿ According to the type and capacity of not be used to charge USB accessory
device or CF or SD memory card is the USB storage device and the type equipment since the heat generation
connected by using a USB adaptor. of the stored file, the time it takes to using the USB terminal may cause
Use a USB or flash memory type recognize the files may differ. This is performance issues or damage to the
storage device. not a problem with the product in this product.
case, so please wait for the files to be Ÿ When the logical drive is separated
Ÿ Take caution to avoid static electricity processed.
discharge when connecting or from a mass USB storage device, only
disconnecting the USB. If connection Ÿ Files in some USB storage devices the files from the top-level logical
and disconnection are repeated many may not be recognized due to drive can be played for USB music
times in a short time, this may cause a compatibility problems. files. This is the reason that the music
problem in using the device. Ÿ Do not disconnect the USB storage files to be played should be stored in
device while it is being played. This the top-level drive of the device.
Ÿ Operation is not guaranteed if the Music files in particular USB storage
connecting terminal of the USB may cause damage to the product or
the performance of the USB device. devices may also not be normally
device is not metal. played if an application is loaded by
Ÿ Connection with i-Stick Type USB
Ÿ Disconnect the connected USB partitioning a separate drive inside the
storage devices may be faulty due to storage device when the vehicle USB device.
vehicle vibration, so their operation ignition is turned off. If the ignition is
turned on while the USB storage Ÿ Music files to which DRM (Digital
cannot be guaranteed.
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Right Management) are applied product with the car ignition turned iPhone in terms of play order, method,
cannot be played. off. and the information displayed.
Ÿ This product can support USB storage Ÿ When the iPod/iPhone is connected to Ÿ Refer to the following table for the
devices that are in capacity with a the USB port by using the classification items related to the
limit of 2500 music files, 2500 photo iPod/iPhone cable, the music through search function provided by the iPod/
files, 250 video files, 2500 folders, the Bluetooth device of the device that iPhone product.
and 10 stages of folder structure. is already connected is not supported.
Normal usage cannot be guaranteed Ÿ Connect the iPod/iPhone to the USB
for storage devices that exceed this port by using the iPod/ iPhone cable to
limit. The iPod/iPhone can play all play the music file of iPod/ iPhone.
music files supported. But, to the list When the iPod/iPhone is connected to
of music files, are displayed up to the AUX input terminal, the music file
2500 files on the screen in alphabeti- is reproduced and controlled through
cal order. the iPod/iPhone. If the reproduction
Ÿ Some iPod/iPhone product models do not start automatically, set the
that are connected may not be source to AUX input.
supported by the system. Ÿ Connect the iPod/iPhone to the AUX
Ÿ Only connect the iPod/iPhone with input terminal by using a 4 pole AUX
connection cables supported by cable for iPod/iPhone to play the
iPod/iPhone products. Other video file of iPod/ iPhone. When the
connection cables cannot be used. iPod/iPhone is connected to the USB
Ÿ In some rare cases, the iPod/ iPhone port, the video file is not played.
product may be damaged if the Ÿ The playback functions and the
ignition is turned off when it is information display items of the
connected to the product. When the iPod/iPhone used with this system
iPod/iPhone product is not being may be different from the iPod/
used, keep it separately from this
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device, it will automatically be Ending the USB music files playback

played. 1. Press [Source ].
Ÿ If a non-readable USB storage device 2. Select other function by pressing the
is connected, then an error message [AM], [FM], [AUX] or [Bluetooth].
will appear and the system will
automatically switch to the previous Note:
audio function. If the user want to remove the USB
storage device, select other function,
and then remove the USB storage
USB PLAYER device.
Limited to models with USB connection
port. Pause
Connecting the USB storage device Press [ ] during playback. Press [ ] to
resume playback.
The USB port is located inside the center
armrest compartment. Playing the next file
The system supports USB storage devices Press [ ] to play the next file.
with capacity up to 32GB for FAT for-
matting and up to 64GB for exFAT for- PLAYING THE PREVIOUS FILE
Note:
matting. Press [ ] with in approximately 5 sec-
If the USB storage device is already onds of playback time to play the previous
Playing music files of USB storage connected, press [HOME ( )] > file.
device [audio] > [Source ] > [USB] to play
Connect the USB storage device contai- the USB music files. Returning to the beginning of the
ning the music file to the USB port. current file
Ÿ Once the system finishes reading the Press [ ] after approximately 5 seconds
information on the USB storage of playback time.
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Scanning forward or backward Ÿ The information displayed includes Tone Settings

the title, file name, folder name, and 1. Press [MENU] during playback.
Hold down [ ] / [ ] during playback to artist/album saved with the song.
rewind or fast-forward. Release the 2. Scroll through the list using [ / ].
button to resume playback at normal Ÿ Incorrect information cannot be
modified or corrected on the system. Press [tone settings].
speed.
Ÿ The information for songs expressed
Playing file repeatedly in special symbols or in unavailable
Press during playback. languages may be displayed as “ ”.
[1] : Plays repeatedly the current file. Using the USB music menu
[ALL] : Plays repeatedly all files. 1. Press [MENU] during playback.
[OFF] : Returns to the normal playback. The number of relevant songs is
displayed by all songs/ folders/artists/
Playing file randomly albums/genres.
Press during playback.
[ON] : Plays randomly all files.
[OFF] : Returns to the normal playback. 3. For details, refer to the “Tone settings
(FM/AM menu)” under AM-FM
Viewing information on playing file Radio (MyLink) 107.
Press the title during playback to the
display information about the file being iPod/iPhone Player
played. Limited to models with USB connection
port.

2. Press the desired play mode.

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Connecting iPod/iPhone Player Pause

The USB port is located inside the center Press [ ] during playback.
armrest compartment. Press [ ] to resume playback.
Playing music files of iPod/iPhone
Playing the next song
Connect the iPod/iPhone containing the
music file to the USB port. Press [ ] to play the next song.
Ÿ Once the system finishes reading the Playing the previous song
information on the iPod/iPhone, it Press [ ] within approximately.
will automatically played from the Note:
previously played point. 3 seconds of playback time to play the
If the iPod/iPhone is already previous song.
Ÿ If a non-readable iPod/iPhone device connected, press [HOME ( )] >
is connected, then the relevant error [audio] > [Source ] > [iPod] to play Returning to the beginning of the
message will appear and the system the iPod/iPhone. current song
will automatically switch to the Press [ ] after approximately 3 seconds
previous audio function. Ending the iPod/iPhone playback of playback time.
1. Press [Source ].
Scanning forward or backward
2. Select other function by pressing the
[AM], [FM], [AUX] or [Bluetooth]. Hold down [ ] / [ ] during playback
to rewind or fast-forward. Release the
Note: button to resume playback at normal
If the user want to remove the iPod/ speed.
iPhone, select other function, and Playing file repeatedly
then remove the iPod/iPhone. Press during playback.
[1] : Plays repeatedly the current file.
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[ALL] : Plays repeatedly all files. Using the iPod menu

[OFF] : Returns to the normal playback. 1. Press [MENU] during playback. The
umber of relevant songs is displayed
Playing file randomly by playlists/artists/albums/songs/
Press during playback. genres/composer/audiobooks.
[ON] : Plays randomly all files.
[OFF] : Returns to the normal playback.
Viewing information on playing song
Press the title during playback to the 3. For details, refer to the “Tone settings
display information about the song being (FM/AM menu)” under AM-FM
played. Radio (MyLink) 107.
Ÿ The information displayed includes Picture System
the title and artist/album saved with The system can view picture files
the song. contained in the USB storage device.
Ÿ Incorrect information cannot be 2. Press the desired play mode.
modified or corrected on the system. Note:
Tone Settings The visualization of photos and
Ÿ The information for songs expressed
in special symbols or in unavailable 1. Press [MENU] during playback. videos will not be available for
languages may be displayed as “ ”. 2. Scroll through the list using [ / ]. connections via bluetooth.
Press [tone settings].
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Before using picture system Ÿ Press the screen to cancel the slide
Caution for using picture files show during slide show playback.
Ÿ File size: Viewing a previous or next picture
‐ JPG: From the picture screen, press [ ] or
within 64 to 5000 pixels (Width) [ ] to view previous or next picture.
within 64 to 5000 pixels (Height) Rotating a picture
‐ BMP, PNG, GIF: From the picture screen, press [ ] or [ ]
to rotate the picture clockwise or counter
within 64 to 1024 pixels (Width) 2. Press the screen to view to full screen. clockwise.
Press the screen again to return to the
within 64 to 1024 pixels (Height)
previous screen. Enlarging a picture
Ÿ File extensions: *.jpg, *.bmp, *.png,
Note From the picture screen, press [ ] to
*.gif (not supported animated GIF)
Ÿ If the USB storage device is enlarge the picture.
Ÿ Some files may not operate due to a
already connected, press [HOME
different recording format or the Using the USB picture menu
( )] > [picture & movie] >
condition of file. 1. From the picture screen, press
[Source ] > [USB (picture)] to
Viewing a picture view the picture file. [MENU]. The USB picture menu is
displayed.
1. Connect the USB storage device Ÿ For your safety, some features are
containing the picture file to the USB disabled while your vehicle is in
port. motion.
The picture will be viewed. Viewing slide show
From the picture screen, press [ ].
Ÿ The slide show will be played.
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Movie System - mpeg-4 (mpg4, mp42, mp43):

The system can play movie files 4 Mbps
contained in the USB storage device. - wmv9: 3 Mbps
Note: - divx 3: 3 Mbps
The visualization of photos and - divx 4/5/6: 4,8 Mbps
videos will not be available for - xvid: 4,5 Mbps
connections via bluetooth.
Ÿ Max Audio Bitrate:
Before using movie system caution for - mp3: 320 kbps
2. Press the desired menu.
using movie files - wma: 320 kbps
[picture file list]: Displays all picture
Ÿ Available resolution: within 720 x - ac-3: 640 kbps
file list.
576 (W x H) pixels.
[sort by title]: Displays pictures in - aac: 449 kbps
Ÿ Frame rate: less than 30 fps.
title order. Ÿ Video files to which DRM (Digital
Ÿ Playable video file: “.avi”, “.mpg”, Right Management) are applied may
[sort by date]: Displays pictures in
“.mp4”, “.divx”, “.xvid”, “.wmv”. not be played.
date order.
The playable video file may not be
[slide show time]: Select the slide played according to the codec format. Playing a video file
show interval.
Ÿ Playable Codec format: divx, xvid, 1. Connect the USB storage device
[Clock/temp display]: To display the mpeg-1, mpeg-4 (mpg4, mp42, containing the video file to the USB
clock and temperature on the full mp43), wmv9 (wmv3). port.
screen, select On or Off.
Ÿ Playable Audio format: “MP3”, The video will be played.
[display setting]: Adjust the Bright “AC3”, “AAC”, “WMA”. 2. Press the screen to view to full screen.
ness and Contrast.
Ÿ Max Video Bitrate: Press the screen again to return to the
3. After the setting is complete, press previous screen.
[ ]. ‐ mpeg-1: 8 Mbps
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Note: Pause Using the USB video menu

Ÿ If the USB storage device is Press [ ] during playback. 1. From the video screen, press
already connected, press Press [ ] to resume playback. [MENU]. The USB video menu is
[HOME ( )] > [picture & displayed.
movie] > [Source ] > [USB Playing the next video
(movie)] to play the movie file. Press [ ] to play the next video.
Ÿ Photos and videos are not
available while driving. (Based Playing the previous video
on the traffic regulation, the Press [ ] within approximately 5 sec-
visualization of photos and videos onds of playback time to play the previous
are only available whenever video.
vehicle is stopped.)
Returning to the beginning of the
Note: current video
During a video reproduction, if the Press [ ] after approximately 5 seconds 2. Press the desired menu.
vehicle starts to move, the audio will of playback time.
continue playing normally, but the - [movie file list]: Displays all
image will no longer be displayed, Scanning forward or backward video file list.
preserving the safety of the driver. Hold down [ ] / [ ] during playback to - [clock/temp display]: To display
rewind or fast-forward. Release the the clock and temperature on the
Note: button to resume playback at normal full screen, select On or Off.
The visualization of photos and speed. - [display setting]: Adjust the
videos will not be available for Brightness and Contrast.
connections via bluetooth. Viewing to full screen
From the video screen, press [ ] to view - [tone settings]: Adjust the sound
to full screen. Press [ ] again to return to setup. For details, refer to the
the previous screen. “Tone settings (FM/AM menu)”
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under AM-FM Radio (MyLink) 1. From the video screen, press [ ]. Auxiliary Device System
107. 2. Press [ ] or [ ]. Limited to models with AUX input
3. After the setting is complete, press terminal supporting external music and/or
[ ]. videos connection.
Subtitle language The system can play exterior music or
videos connected by the auxiliary device.
If the video file has a subtitle language,
the user can see the subtitle language. Connecting an exterior sound
1. From the video screen, press [ ]. The terminal for the AUX device is
located inside the center armrest
2. Press [ ] or [ ]. compartment.
3. Press [ ]. Playing music source of auxiliary
Note: device
Ÿ If there is a subtitle language, the
Connect the auxiliary device containing
user can set the subtitle language 3. Press [ ]. music source to the AUX input terminal.
to On/Off.
Note:
Ÿ The user can set one of the subtitle
Ÿ If there is only one audio
languages supported by DivX
language, the user can not set the
video file.
audio language.
Audio language Ÿ The user can set one of the audio
If the video file has different audio languages supported by DivX
languages, the user can select the desired video file.
audio language.
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iPod/iPhone to play the movie file.

Ÿ Photos and videos are not
available while driving. (Based
on the traffic regulation, the
visualization of photos and videos
are only available whenever
vehicle is stopped.)
Note:
While playing a video, if the vehicle
Note: 2. For details, refer to the “Tone starts to move, the audio will continue
If the auxiliary device is already settings (FM/AM menu)” of AM playing normally, but the image will
connected, press [HOME ( )] > FM Radio (MyLink) 107. no longer be displayed, preserving the
[audio] > [Source ] > [AUX] to play Playing video of auxiliary device safety of the driver.
music source of auxiliary device.
Connect the auxiliary device containing Note:
The type of AUX cable video source to the AUX input terminal. The visualization of photos and
Ÿ 3-pole cable: AUX cable for audio. Note: videos will not be available for
Ÿ 4-pole cable: AUX cable for video Ÿ If the auxiliary device is already connections via bluetooth.
(AUX cable for iPod/iPhone). connected, press [HOME ( )] >
Using the aux video menu
Ÿ The 4-pole cable is supported when [picture & movie] > [Source ] >
[AUX (movie)] to play movie of 1. From the AUX video screen, press
the video file is played.
auxiliary device. [MENU]. The AUX menu is
Tone settings displayed.
Ÿ In case of the iPod/iPhone, connect
1. Press [tone settings] during the aux it to the AUX input terminal by
music playback. using the AUX cable for
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PERSONALIZATION
PERSONALIZATION (MYLINK)

General Operation of the Settings Note:

Menu Settings menus and functions may
The system can be customized to make it vary depending on your vehicle
easier for you to use. option.
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control Time & Date Settings
panel.
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control
2. Press [settings]. panel.
2. Press [settings] > [time & date
2. Press the desired menu. settings].
- [tone settings]: Adjust the sound
setup. For details, refer to the
“Tone settings (FM/AM menu)”
under AM-FM Radio (MyLink)
107.
- [clock/temp display]: To display
the clock and temperature on the
full screen, select On or Off.
- [display setting]: Adjust the 3. Select the desired function.
brightness and contrast.
3. After the setting is complete, press
[ ].
Ÿ [set time format]: Select 12h or 24h
time display.
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Ÿ [set date format]: Set thedate

display format.
- [YYYY/MM/DD]: 2012 Jan. 31
- [DD/MM/YYYY]: 31 Jan. 2012
- [MM/DD/YYYY]: Jan. 31, 2012
Ÿ [set time & date]: Manually set the
current hours, minutes and year/
month/date by pressing [ / ], and
then press [OK].

Radio Settings Ÿ [auto volume]: Control automati- Ÿ [bluetooth settings]: Moves to the
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control cally the volume according to the bluetooth settings menu.
panel. speed of the vehicle. Set - [pair device]: Select the
2. Press [settings] > [radio settings]. Off/Low/Medium/ High. desired device and con-
Ÿ [radio tune bar]: To view the tune nect/disconnect or delete.
bar, select On or Off. - [change PIN code]: Manually
Ÿ [radio factory settings]: Restore change/set the PIN code.
the initial setup values back to the - [discoverable]: To execute
factory default settings. the Bluetooth connection
Connection Settings from your Bluetooth phone,
select On.
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control
panel. - [device info]: Check the
device information.
2. Press [settings] > [connection
settings].
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Ÿ [change ringtone]: Select the Ÿ [lock, unlock settings]:

desired ringtone. - [remote unlock light
Ÿ [ringtone volume]: Change the feedback]: Select Flash
ringtone volume. Lights/Lights off.
- [relock remotely unlocked
Vehicle Settings doors]: Select On or Off.
When the ignition switch (car ignition - [Remote door unlock]: Select
key) is in the position 2 and the vehicle is All Doors or Driver door.
stopped, the user can use the [vehicle
settings] menu. If your vehicle is moved - [Remote lock light & horn
while operating the [vehicle settings] feedback]: Lights only, lights
menu, the menu is switched to [Setting] 3. Scroll through the list using [ / ]. & Horn, Horn only, off.
menu and the [vehicle settings] menu is Press the desired item. Ÿ [Rear camera options]: Select
disabled. Guidelines on:off.
Ÿ [comfort & convenience]:
Note: Ÿ [vehicle factory settings]: Restore
- [chime volume]: Select
Normal or High. the initial setup values back to the
The [vehicle settings] menu may vary factory default settings.
depending on your vehicle option. - [auto Wipe in reverse gear]:
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control Select On or Off. Language
panel. Ÿ [lighting]: 1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control
2. P r e s s [ s e t t i n g s ] > [ Ve h i c l e - [exit lighting]: Off/30 Sec/60 panel.
settings]. Sec /120 Sec. 2. Press [settings] > [language].
Ÿ [power door locks]: 3. Select language displayed on the
- [auto door lock]: Select On or system.
Off.
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Text Scroll 4. Select [system version].

1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control 5. Check the system version.
DivX(R) VOD
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control
panel.
2. Press [settings]
3. Press [ ]
4. Select [DivX(R) VOD].
text scroll
ABOUT DIVX VIDEO: DivX® is a
touch beep sound digital video format created by DivX,
max startup volume LLC, a subsidiary of Rovi Corporation.
system version This is an official DivX Certified® device
DivX(R) VOD
that plays DivX video. Visit divx.com for
more information and software tools to
convert your files into DivX videos.
ABOUT DIVX VIDEO-ON
4. Select [9 ~ 21].
DEMAND: This DivX Certified® device
System Version must be registered in order to
play purchased DivX Video-on-Demand
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control
(VOD) movies. To obtain your registra-
panel.
tion code, locate the DivX VOD section
2. Press [settings] in your device setup menu. Go to
3. Press [ ] vod.divx.com for more information on
how to complete your registration.
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PHONE
BLUETOOTH (MYLINK)

Understanding Bluetooth Wireless Ÿ Any inquiries regrading your "telephone" screen is displayed on the
Technology phone's Bluetooth functionality, system.
Bluetooth wireless technology estab- refer to the device manual.
lishes a wireless link between two devices
supported with Bluetooth. After the initial Pairing and Connecting Bluetooth
pairing, the two devices can connect To use the Bluetooth feature, make sure
automatically each time you turn them on. the Bluetooth on your device is turned on
Bluetooth allows wireless transmission of and discoverable by external sources.
information among Bluetooth phones, Refer to user guide of Bluetooth device.
PDAs, or other devices within close
ranges by using 2,45 Ghz frequency When there is no paired device on the
shortdistance wireless telecommunica- system and the ssp (simple secure
tion technologies. Within this vehicle, pairing) is supported
users can make 1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control
handsfree calls, transmit data, and play panel. When the connection fails, failure
audio streaming files by connecting a 2. Press [telephone] on the home menu, message is displayed on the system.
mobile phone with the system. and then press [Yes]. Note:
Note: 3. Press [Search Bluetooth Device] to Ÿ When the Bluetooth of your cell
Ÿ There may be restrictions on search for bluetooth phones. phone and MyLink are success-
using Bluetooth technology in 4. Press the desired device to pair on the fully paired, the phone book is
some locations. searched list screen. downloaded automatically. But
Ÿ Due to the variety of Bluetooth 5. Press [Yes] on the pop-up screen of the phone.
devices and their firmware the your Bluetooth device and Ÿ Book may not be downloaded
versions, your device may system. automatically according to the
r e s p o n d d i ff e r e n t l y w h e n 6. When your Bluetooth device and type of the phone. In this case, use
performing over Bluetooth. system is successfully paired, the the phone book on your phone.
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We r e c o m m e n d t h a t y o u 7. When your Bluetooth device and the request on the initial pairing of the
“Always” accept the Phone book system is successfully paired, the phone.
connection request on the initial is displayed on the "pair device" Ÿ The Infotainment system can
pairing of the phone. screen. register up to five Bluetooth
Ÿ If there is a connected Bluetooth Ÿ The connected phone is devices.
device previously, the Infotainment highlighted by [ ] mark. Ÿ When the connection fails, failure
system executes the auto connection. Ÿ The mark indicates the message is displayed on the Info-
But if the Bluetooth setting on your handsfree and phone music tainment system.
device is turned off, failure message is function are enabled.
displayed on the Infotainment system. When there is no paired device on the
Ÿ The mark indicates only system and the SSP (Simple Secure
When there is a paired device on the handsfree function is enabled. Pairing) is not supported.
system and the ssp (simple secure Ÿ The mark indicates only
pairing) is supported 1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control
Bluetooth music is enabled. panel.
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control
panel. Note: 2. Press [telephone] on the home menu,
Ÿ When the Bluetooth of your cell and then press [Yes].
2. Press [settings] on the home menu.
phone and MyLink are success- 3. Press [Search Bluetooth Device] to
3. Press [connection settings] > fully paired, the phone book is search for bluetooth phones.
[bluetooth settings] > [pair device]. downloaded automatically. But 4. Press the desired device to pair on the
4. Press [Search Bluetooth Device] to the phone book may not be searched list screen.
search for bluetooth phones. downloaded automatically
according to the type of the 5. Input the PIN code on your Bluetooth
5. Press the desired device to pair on the device as shown on the “Info” screen.
searched list screen. phone. In this case, use the phone
book on your phone. We When your Bluetooth device and
6. Press [Yes] on the pop-up screen of recommend that you “Always” system is successfully paired, the
the Bluetooth device and system. accept the Phone book connection "telephone" screen is displayed on
the system.
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Ÿ If there is a connected Bluetooth Ÿ The connected phone is

device previously, the Infotain- highlighted by [ ] mark.
ment system executes the auto Ÿ The mark indicates the
connection. But if the Bluetooth handsfree and phone music
setting on your device is turned function are enabled.
off, failure message is displayed
Ÿ The mark indicates only
on the Infotainment system.
handsfree function is enabled.
When there is a paired device on the Ÿ The mark indicates only
system and the ssp (simple secure Bluetooth music is enabled.
pairing) is not supported
When the connection fails, failure 1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control Note:
message is displayed on the system. panel. Ÿ When the Bluetooth of your cell
Note: 2. Press [settings] on the home menu. phone and MyLink are success-
fully paired, the phone book is
Ÿ When the Bluetooth of your cell 3. Press [connection settings] > downloaded automatically. But
phone and MyLink are success- [bluetooth settings] > [pair device]. the phone book may not be
fully paired, the phone book is 4. Press [Search Bluetooth Device] to downloaded automatically
downloaded automatically. But search for bluetooth phones. according to the type of the
the phone book may not be phone. In this case, use the phone
downloaded automatically accor- 5. Press the desired device to pair on the
searched list screen. book on your phone. We
ding to the type of the phone. In recommend that you “Always”
this case, use the phone book on 6. Input the PIN code on your Bluetooth accept the Phone book connection
your phone. We recommend that device as shown on the “Info” screen. request on the initial pairing of the
you “Always” accept the Phone When your Bluetooth device and phone.
book connection request on the system is successfully paired, the
is displayed on the "pair device" Ÿ The Infotainment system can
initial pairing of the phone.
screen. register up to five Bluetooth
devices.
 Infotainment System 129

BLUETOOTH MUSIC

Ÿ When the connection fails, failure Connecting the Bluetooth Device Before playing Bluetooth music
message is displayed on the 1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control Ÿ A mobile phone or Bluetooth device
Infotainment system. panel. that supports A2DP (Advanced Audio
2. Press [settings] on the home menu. Distribution Profile) versions over 1.2
Checking the Connected Bluetooth must be registered and connected to
Device 3. Press [connection settings] > the product.
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control [bluetooth settings] > [pair device].
Ÿ From the mobile phone or Bluetooth
panel. 4. Press the device you wish to pair. device, find the Bluetooth device type
2. Press [settings] on the home menu. 5. Press [OK]. to set/connect the item as a stereo
3. Press [connection settings] > headset.
Deleting the Bluetooth Device
[bluetooth settings] > [pair device]. Ÿ The sound played by the Bluetooth
If you no longer need to use the Bluetooth device is delivered through the
4. Paired device will be shown with a 57 device, you can delete it.
if connected. system.
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control Ÿ Bluetooth music can be played only
Disconnecting the Bluetooth Device panel. when a Bluetooth device has been
1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control 2. Press [settings] on the home menu. connected. To play Bluetooth music,
panel. 3. Press [connection settings] > connect the Bluetooth phone to the
2. Press [settings] on the home menu. [bluetooth settings] > [pair device]. system.
3. Press [connection settings] > 4. Press [Exclude]. Ÿ If the Bluetooth is disconnected while
[bluetooth settings] > [pair device]. playing phone music, the music is
5. Press [Yes].
discontinued. The audio streaming
4. Press the name of the device you wish function may not be supported in
to disconnect. some Bluetooth phones. Only one
5. Press [OK]. function can be used at a time between
the Bluetooth handsfree or Phone
music function. For example, if you
130 Infotainment System

convert to the Bluetooth handsfree Playing Bluetooth music Note:

while playing Phone music, the music 1. Press [HOME ( )] on the control In connections via bluetooth, the
is discontinued. Playing music from panel. menus of playlists/artists/albums/
the car is not possible when there are
2 Press [audio] on the home menu. songs/genres/composer/audio
no music files stored in the mobile
phone. 3. Press [Source ] on the screen. books are not reproduced in
MyLink.
Ÿ For Bluetooth music to play, the 4. Press [Bluetooth] to select the music
music must at least be played once play mode. Pause
from the music player mode of the
Press [ ] during playback. Press [ ]
mobile phone or Bluetooth device
again to resume playback.
after connecting with MyLink. After
being played at least once, the music Skipping the previous or next file
player will automatically play upon
Press [ ] or [ ] to select the previous or
entering play mode, and it will
next file.
automatically stop when the music
player mode ends. If the mobile phone Search
or Bluetooth device is not in the
Hold down [ ] or [ ] to fast forward or
waiting screen mode, some devices
rewind.
may not automatically play in
Bluetooth music play mode. Playing file repeatedly
Press during playback.
Note:
Ÿ [1]: Plays repeatedly the current file.
If the Bluetooth device is not
connected, then this function Ÿ [ALL]: Plays repeatedly all files.
cannot be selected. Ÿ [OFF]: Returns to the normal play-
back.
 Infotainment System 131

Note: 2. For details, refer to the “Tone settings Ÿ Sometimes, sounds may be cut off
This function may not be supported (FM/AM menu)” under AM-FM Radio during the Bluetooth music playback.
depending on the mobile phone. (MyLink) 107. Ÿ The system outputs the audio from the
Playing file randomly Cautions for playing Bluetooth music mobile phone or Bluetooth device as
it is transmitted.
Press during playback. Ÿ Do not change the track too quickly
Ÿ [ON]: Plays randomly all files. when playing Bluetooth music.
HANDS-FREE PHONE (MYLINK)
Ÿ [OFF]: Returns to the normal play- Ÿ It takes some time to transmit data
back. from the mobile phone to the system. Making a Call by Entering Phone
Ÿ If the mobile phone or Bluetooth Number
Note: device is not in the waiting screen
This function may not be supported mode, it may not automatically play 1. Enter the phone number using the
depending on the mobile phone. despite being carried out from the keypad on the “telephone” screen.
Bluetooth music play mode.
Tone settings
Ÿ The system transmits the order to play
1. Press during playback. from the mobile phone in the
Bluetooth music play mode. If this is
done in a different mode, then the
device transmits the order to stop.
Depending on the mobile phone’s
options, this order to play/stop may
some take time to activate.
Ÿ If Bluetooth music playback is not
functioning, then check to see if the
2. Press [ ] on the screen.
mobile phone is in the waiting screen
mode.
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Note: Taking Calls

If you press the wrong number, 1. When a phone call comes through the
press [ ] to delete the inputted connected Bluetooth mobile phone,
number one digit at a time or press the playing track will be cut off and
and hold [ ] to delete the inputted the phone will ring with the relevant
number all digits. information displayed.
2. To talk on the phone, press [Accept]
Switching Call to the Mobile Phone on the screen.
(Private Mode) To reject the call, press [Reject] on the
1. If you want to switch the call to the screen.
mobile phone instead of the car
handsfree, press [ ]. Using the Phone Book Menu
3. Use the keypad to input the name you
2. If you want to switch the call back to 1. Press [Phone Book] on the "tele- want to search. For details, refer to
the handsfree, press [ ] again. The phone" screen. “Searching for the name” under
call is switched to the car handsfree. 2. Use [ / ] to scroll through the list. Bluetooth (MyLink) 126.
3. Select the phone book entry you want 4. Select the phone book entry you want
Switching the Microphone On/Off to call.
to call.
You can switch the microphone on/off by 5. Press the number to dial.
4. Press the number to dial.
pressing [ ].
Searching for Phone Book Entries
Calling by Re-dial
1. Press [Phone Book] on the "tele-
Hold down [ ] on the "telephone” screen.
phone" screen.
Note:
2. Press [ ] on the "phone book" screen.
Redialing is not possible when there
is no call history.
 Infotainment System 133

Note: 3. Press [def] to select the third Making a Call with Speed Dial
When the Bluetooth of your cell character. Numbers
phone and MyLink are successfully The names included “d”, “e”, or “f” Press and hold speed dial number using
paired, the phone book is downloaded characters are displayed on the the keypad on the "telephone” screen.
automatically. But the phone book "phone book" screen. Only speed dial numbers already stored
may not be downloaded automati- 4. Press [wxyz] to select the third on the mobile phone can be used for speed
cally according to the type of the character. dial calls. Up to 2-digit speed dial
phone. In this case, use the phone numbers are supported.
book on your phone. We recommend 5. As more letters of the name are
that you “Always” accept the Phone entered, the list of possible names is For 2-digit speed dial numbers, press the
book connection request on the initial shortened. first number, then press and hold the 2nd
pairing of the phone. digit to make a call to the speed dial
Making a Call from Call History number.
Searching for the name 1. Press [Call History] on the "tele-
Example: when the user search for the phone" screen. Bluetooth Controls
“alex” name: 2. Press [ 2 ], [ 4 ], or [ 9 ]. Use the buttons on the infotainment
1. Press [abc] to select the first system and the steering wheel to operate
<Dialed Call> the Bluetooth system.
character.
<Missed Call>
The names included “a”, “b”, or “c” Infotainment System Controls
<Received Call>
characters are displayed on the
"phone book" screen. 3. Select the phone book entry you want For information about how to navigate the
to call. menu system using the infotainment
2. Press [jkl] to select the second controls, see Overview (MyLink) 103.
character.
The names included “j”, “k”, or “l”
characters are displayed on the
"phone book" screen.
134 Infotainment System

Trademarks and Licenses Covered by one or more of the

following U.S. patents: 7,295,673;
7,460,668; 7,515,710; 7,519,274.
DivX®, DivX Certified® and associated
logos are trademarks of Rovi
Corporation or its subsidiaries and are
used under license.

“Made for iPod” and “Made for iPhone”

mean that an electronic accessory has
® ®
DivX Certified to play DivX video, been designed to connect specifically to
including premium content. iPod or iPhone respectively, and has been
certified by the developer to meet Apple
performance standards. Apple is not
responsible for the operation of this
device or its compliance with safety and
regulatory standards.
Bluetooth® is a trademark owned by
Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Please note that the use of this accessory
with iPod, iPhone may affect wireless
performance.
 Climate Controls 135

CLIMATE CLIMATE CONTROL

SYSTEMS
CONTROLS ELECTRONIC CLIMATE
CONTROL SYSTEM
Climate Control Systems
Electronic Climate Control The equipment may not be available in
System ......................................... 135 your country or vehicle version.
Rear Air Conditioning System ..... 139 Please contact your retailer to identify all
Air Vents the available equipment.
Adjustable Air Vents .................... 139 Warning
Rear Air Vents .............................. 140
Fixed Air Vents ............................ 140 Do not sleep in a vehicle with the air
conditioning or heating system on. It
Maintenance may cause serious harm or death due
Air Intake ..................................... 141 to a drop in oxygen content and/or
Passenger Compartment Air body temperature. Controls for automatic mode:
Filter ............................................. 141 AUTO : Automatic mode, all settings are
Air Conditioning Regular automatically chosen by the system,
Operation ..................................... 142 except the temperature and the rear air
conditioning system.
Temperature : Preselection of the
desired temperature The following
functions can be adapted manually,
however, the system will no longer
function in automatic mode.
136 Climate Controls

The system can be manually adapted by Automatic Mode AUTO

the use of air distribution and fan speed
controls.

: Selectable air flow.

MODE : Selectable air distribution.
Basic setting for maximum comfort:
: Demisting and defrosting.
Ÿ Press AUTO button, the air condition-
OFF : Switching system off. Each change of settings is indicated in the ing is activated automatically.
: Switching cooling on or off. Info-Display. Ÿ Open all air vents.
: Air recirculation. Activated functions are also indicated by Ÿ Set preselected temperature using
REAR A/C : Switching the rear air the LED in the button in some cases. rotary knob.
conditioning enable. The electronic climate control system is All air vents, except the rear air vents, are
See Heated Rear Window 32. only fully operational when the engine is actuated automatically in automatic
running. mode. The air vents should therefore
The preselected temperature is automati-
cally regulated. In the automatic mode, Do not cover the sensor on the instrument always be open.
the fan speed and air distribution panel for correct operation.
automatically regulate the air flow.
 Climate Controls 137

Temperature Preselection Demisting and Defrosting the Windows Manual Settings

Climate control system settings can be
changed by activating the buttons and
turning the rotary knobs as follows.
Changing a setting can deactivate the
automatic mode.
Fan Speed

Set temperature to the desired value by Ÿ Press button .

turning the knob. Ÿ Recirculation will switch to fresh air.
Counterclockwise : Cold Ÿ Air distribution and fresh air are set
Clockwise : Warm automatically.
If the minimum temperature is set, the Ÿ To return to automatic mode: press
climate control system runs at maximum button or AUTO.
cooling. Switch on heated rear window . Press the + button or the − button to
increase or decrease the fan speed. The
See Heated Rear Window 32. selected fan speed is indicated by the bars
in the display.
To return to automatic mode, press AUTO
button.
138 Climate Controls

Air Distribution MODE Cooling The rear air conditioning system is

Activate or deactivate with the button. operated with the REAR A/C button.
The air conditioning system cools and When activated, cold air will be sent to the
dehumidifies (dries) when outside air vents located on the roof of the vehicle
temperature is above a specific level. and front air conditioning system will
Therefore condensation may form and switch to manual mode.
drip from under the vehicle. See Rear Air Conditioning System 139.
If no cooling or drying is required, switch Manual Air Recirculation Mode
the cooling system off to save fuel.
The manual air recirculation mode is
Rear Air Conditioning System operated with the button. When
REAR A/C activated, external air inlet is blocked and
internal air is in recirculation mode.

Press MODE button once or more for Warning

desired adjustment, the setting of air
distribution is indicated on the Info- The exchange of fresh air is reduced
Display. in air recirculation mode.
In operation without cooling, the air
: To windshield and foot well.
humidity increases, so the windows
: To foot well. may mist up. The quality of the
: To head area via adjustable air vents. passenger compartment air
: To head area via adjustable air vents deteriorates, which may cause the
and foot well. vehicle occupants to feel drowsy.
To return to the automatic air distribution,
press the button AUTO.
 Climate Controls 139

AIR VENTS
REAR AIR CONDITIONING
SYSTEM ADJUSTABLE AIR VENTS

The rear air conditioning system is Switch on the fan while the air condition- Front Air Vents
actuated in conjunction with the front ing system is operating and the rear air At least one air vent must be open while
passenger compartment air conditioning conditioning system REAR A/C button cooling is on in order to prevent the
system. to allow cooled and dehumidified (dried) evaporator from icing up due to lack of air
air to be distributed. movement.
Rear Air Conditioning Fan Switch
Adjust the air flow by turning the knob to
the desired speed.
Turn Counterclockwise : Decrease air
flow.
Turn Clockwise : Increase air flow.

Push the slat up to open and down to close

The rear air conditioning fan assists air the vent or to adjust the air amount.
flow to the rear passenger compartment
via the rear air vents.
140 Climate Controls

Warning Pull the slat up to open and down to close

the vent or to adjust the air amount.
Do not attach any objects to the slats Direct the air flow by swivelling and
of the air vents. Risk of damage and turning the slats.
injury in case of an accident.
FIXED AIR VENTS
REAR AIR VENTS
Additional air vents are located beneath
the windscreen, door windows and in the
foot wells.

Direct the air flow by tilting and

swivelling the slats.

Additional air conditioning is supplied to

the rear passenger compartment via the
overhead air vents.
 Climate Controls 141

MAINTENANCE
AIR INTAKE

The filter should be replaced as part of

routine scheduled maintenance.
See the Maintenance Schedule booklet
for replacement intervals.
The passenger compartment air filter can
be accessed by removing the entire glove
box.

The air intake in front of the windshield in 4. Remove the air filter cover screw.
the engine compartment must be kept
clear to allow air intake. Remove any
leaves, dirt or snow.

PASSENGER COMPARTMENT
AIR FILTER
The filter removes dust, pollen, and other 1. Remove the six screws from around
airborne irritants from outside air that is the glove box.
pulled into the vehicle.
2. Lower the loosened glove box
housing.
3. Remove the glove box.
5. Replace the air conditioner filter.
142 Climate Controls

See your retailer if additional assistance is

needed.

AIR CONDITIONING REGULAR

OPERATION
In order to ensure continuous and efficient
performance, cooling must be operated
for a few minutes once a month,
irrespective of the weather and time of
year.

Warning
Climate control systems have to be
serviced exclusively by qualified
personnel. Improper service
methods may cause personal injury.
 Driving and Operating 143

DRIVING AND
OPERATING
Driving Information Catalytic Converter ......................... 157 Cruise Control
Driving Environment.................... 144 Automatic Transmission Cruise Control ............................. 165
Driving for Better Fuel Automatic Transmission .............. 158 Object Detection Systems
Economy ...................................... 144 Transmission Display .................. 158 Parking Assist .............................. 167
Defensive Driving ....................... 145 Selector Lever ............................. 158 Rear Vision Camera (RVC)
Control of a Vehicle ..................... 146 Manual Mode .............................. 159 (If equipped) ................................ 168
Braking ........................................ 148 Electronic Driving Programs ....... 159 Fuel
Steering ........................................ 149 Fault ............................................ 159 Fuel for Diesel Engines ............... 170
Off-Road Driving ........................ 149 Interruption of Power Supply ...... 159 Filling the Tank ........................... 170
Driving on Wet Roads ................. 151 Brakes Trailer Towing
Hill and Mountain Roads ............ 154 Brakes .......................................... 160 Trailer Sway Control (TSC) ........ 172
If the Vehicle Is Stuck ................. 154 Antilock Brake System (ABS) .... 161
Starting and Operating Parking Brake .............................. 161
New Vehicle Break-In ................. 155 Brake Assist ................................. 161
Ignition Positions.......................... 155 Hill Start Assist (HSA) ................ 161
Starting the Engine ...................... 155 Ride Control Systems
Overrun Cut-Off ......................... 156 Traction Control System (TCS) .. 162
Parking ........................................ 156 Electronic Stability
Parking over Things Control (ESC) .............................. 163
That Burn...................................... 157 Hill Descent Control (HDC) ....... 163
Engine Exhaust
Engine Exhaust ............................ 157
144 Driving and Operating

DRIVING INFORMATION
DRIVING ENVIRONMENT

Environmental Policy of Chevrolet Recycling Requirements

“Chevrolet is engaged in preserving the When the lubricant needs to be changed,
environment and natural resources look preferably for a Chevrolet retailer.
through the establishment of goals and
targets that enable continuous improve- DRIVING FOR BETTER FUEL
ment of its environmental performance, ECONOMY
waste reduction, compliance to laws and Important information about fuel
rules, the prevention of pollution, and consumption:
good communication with the commu-
Ÿ Whenever it is possible, turn off the
nity.”
engine. Even for a short period of
Note: time, the fuel consumption will be
Ÿ The use of lubricating oil results decreased.
Chevrolet is continuously concerned with in its partial damage, which is Ÿ Avoid accelerating the vehicle too
environmental protection and has used reflected in the formation of much. Abrupt changes of speed will
environment-friendly materials and carcinogenic compounds, resins, increase the consumption.
recycled materials as much as possible in among others;
Ÿ Low air pressure in tires will decrease
the design and assembly of products. Ÿ The disposal of used lubricating the performance, increase the fuel
The production methods also meet the oil in soil or waterways is consumption and result in premature
requirements for environmental protec- prohibited by law and create tire wear.
tion. The use of harmful materials, such as serious environmental damage;
Ÿ A low quality fuel will damage the
asbestos and cadmium has been Ÿ The uncontrolled combustion of engine and increase the consumption.
discontinued. lubricating oil generates harmful
The air conditioning system uses a residual gases to the environment;
hydrocarbonate fluorochloride-free Ÿ Recycling is the proper disposal
refrigerant. The pollutant percent in the method for this residue.
exhaust has been reduced.
 Driving and Operating 145

DEFENSIVE DRIVING CONTROL OF A VEHICLE

Driving with a defensive attitude is the Never Coast with Engine Not Running The brake and accelerator pedal have
best recommendation. Many systems will not operate in this different heights for providing easier foot
Start by fastening the seat belt. situation (e.g. brake servo unit, power motion, whenever changing the foot
steering). Driving in this manner is a position - from the brake to the accelerator
A defensive attitude when driving results pedal and vice versa.
in being ready for unforeseen situations of danger to yourself and others.
any kind. Pedals
Assume that other drivers or pedestrians Warning
will lack attention or make a mistake. If a floor mat is the wrong size or is
Try to foresee what the behavior of the not properly installed, it can interfere
other drivers will be and consider every with the throttle pedal and/or brake
possible mistake. pedal. Interference with the pedals
The most common accidents involve the can cause unintended acceleration
rear end of the vehicle. and/or increased stopping distance
Maintaining safe distance is one more which can cause a crash and injury.
measure to avoid crashes. Make sure the floor mat does not
For the urban and rural areas, the best interfere with the throttle or brake
method is to drive defensively. pedal.
The unsuspected reaction of the front
vehicle can result in an abrupt turn or stop. To ensure the pedal travel is uninhibited,
check the correct installation of the mat.
146 Driving and Operating

Accelerator pedal Brake pedal Warning (Continued)

Ÿ Pay attention to the fault indicator
lamps on brake systems.
Ÿ Do not drive with the engine
switched off, the brake servo will
not operate, requiring more foot
pressure to actuate the brakes.
Ÿ If the engine stops functioning with
the vehicle in movement, brake
normally, pressing and holding the
brake pedal without pumping it,
otherwise the vacuum on the brake
servo unit will deplete, losing the
Sudden accelerations lead to fuel When pressing the brake pedal, the brake brake assistance in the brake
consumption increase. Whenever the lights illuminate on the rear lights and the application. Consequently the
engine revolution rises, try to shift into the high mount brake. brake pedal must be fully pressed
next gear. with greater pedal pressure and the
Warning distance required for braking will
be greater.
Ÿ Apply the brake pedal softly and
Ÿ If the brake pedal does not return to
progressively. Avoid abrupt appli-
cations, which can cause danger- the initial height or the travel of the
ous skidding, along with excessive brake pedal has increased, this
tyre wear. See Antilock Brake indicates that there is a failure in
System (ABS) Warning Light 82. the brake system. Consult a
Chevrolet dealer immediately.
(Continued)
 Driving and Operating 147

Warning (Continued) Floor Mat Warning (Continued)

Ÿ The brake fluid level in the Ÿ Interference with the pedals can
reservoir should be checked cause unintended acceleration,
regularly. increased stopping distance or
Ÿ Check the brake lamps regularly. difficulty on gear shifting, which
can result in a crash and injury.
Ÿ The original floor mats have been
designed for your vehicle. If they
need to be replaced, choose
original Chevrolet replacements.
Floor mats which were not
designed for your vehicle may not
fit properly and interfere with the
To remove or put the floor mat, use the pedal functions.
latches to prevent it from interfering with
the pedals.
Follow the instructions in order to use
your floor mats properly.
Warning
Ÿ Always ensure that the floor mats are
Ÿ Make sure that the floor mat does not interfering with the pedals.
not interfere with the pedals. Ÿ Use the floor mat facing up. Do not
Ÿ If a floor mat is the wrong size or is use it facing down.
not properly installed, it can Ÿ Do not place anything on the floor mat
interfere with the accelerator pedal on the driver's side.
and/or the brake pedal.
(Continued)
148 Driving and Operating

Ÿ Use only one floor mat on the driver's road (wet, dry); tire tread and your brakes. Ÿ If your engine stops while you are
side. Never put one floor mat on top of Most drivers take care of the vehicle driving, brake normally but do not
the other. brakes. Nevertheless, some people pump your brakes, otherwise the
overload the brake system when they use vacuum of power assist will be used
BRAKING the brakes incorrectly. up, resulting the brake pedal being
harder to push and longer braking
Applying the Brakes Observe the Following distances.
Braking action involves perception time Ÿ Do not obstruct the brake pedal travel.
and reaction time. First, you have to Brake Pedal Travel
Ÿ Avoid needless heavy braking - some
decide to push on the brake pedal. That is people drive in spurts - heavy Take the vehicle to a Chevrolet retailer
perception time. Then you have to bring acceleration followed by heavy anytime you notice the brake pedal does
up your foot to do it. That is reaction time. braking - rather than keeping pace not return or the brake pedal travel
Average reaction time is about 3/4 of a with traffic. This is a mistake. Your becomes longer. This may be an indicator
second, but that is only an average. brakes will wear much faster if you do of brake system failure.
It might be less with one driver and as a lot of heavy braking. There is also
long as two seconds or more with another. the risk of dangerous skids. Braking in Emergencies
Age, physical condition, alertness, Ÿ To increase your brake life, try to Ÿ Everybody has faced a heavy-braking
coordination and eyesight will play a part. follow the traffic pace, avoid needless situation. If the vehicle is not
So do alcohol and drugs. But even in 3/4 braking and allow for safe following equipped with an Antilock Brake
of a second, a vehicle moving at 100 km/h distances. If you ever have to use the System, a driver's first reaction is to
travels 20 m. That could be a lot of brakes to slow down, apply them push the brake pedal and hold. In fact
distance in an emergency, so keeping gently and continuously. this is wrong, because it may cause the
enough space between your vehicle and wheels to lock. When this happens the
Ÿ Do not drive with the engine off. The
others is important. And of course, actual vehicle may not follow the direction
brake booster will not function, of the steering and may follow the
stopping distances vary greatly with the
requiring more effort to make the wheel direction before they locked;
surface of the road (whether it is
brakes work. your vehicle may leave the road.
pavement or gravel); the condition of the
 Driving and Operating 149

OFF-ROAD DRIVING

Brake gradually. This method You could avoid these problems by Before Driving Off-Road
provides you with maximum braking applying the brakes - if it is possible to Some items should be observed before
and steering control. Press the brake stop in time. But sometimes this is not driving off-road. For example:
pedal gradually and harder. In case of possible because there is no room. It is the
Ÿ Be sure that all repair and mainte-
an emergency, you are likely to want time for a defensive action - by steering
to apply the brakes hard without around the problem. nance services have been performed.
locking the wheels. Release the brake Ÿ Check the fuel level.
First apply the brakes - do not do it enough
pedal if you feel or hear the wheels to lock the front wheels. Ÿ Check spare tire pressure as specified
drag. This will help you keep steering in technical data chapter.
control. With the risk of collision, it is always
advisable to slow down first. Then, steer Ÿ Check fluid levels as specified in
Ÿ If your vehicle is equipped with around the problem, to the right or to the vehicle care chapter.
Antilock Brake System, see Antilock left, depending on the space available. An
Brake System (ABS) 161. emergency situation, as described above, After Driving Off-road
will require the driver's full attention and Remove all material packed in the vehicle
STEERING a quick decision. lower end, chassis or under the engine
Emergency Steering Ÿ If you are holding the steering wheel hood. This may be a fire hazard. After
Under some situations, steering may be as recommended in the nine and three driving over mud or sand, clean and check
more efficient than braking. o'clock position, you could make a the brake linings.
For example, if you get closer to a hill and 180° quick turn without taking the These substances may cause abnormal
find a truck parked in your lane or if hands off the steering wheel. But you braking and glazed linings. Check the
suddenly a vehicle comes into sight from have to move fast, steer quickly and body, frame, steering, suspension,
somewhere or if a child runs from behind then straighten the wheel as soon as wheels, tires, exhaust system, fuel lines
parked vehicles and stops right in front of you have overcome the object. The and cooling system.
you. fact that emergency situations are
During the off-road use, your vehicle will
always possible is reason enough to
practice defensive driving and use the
safety belts correctly.
150 Driving and Operating

require shorter intervals between Driving Through Fog

Caution
maintenance procedures.
When driving off-road, sudden
Be Familiar with the Off-Road Driving motion and manoeuvres can make
Before starting any trip, it is advisable to you lose control of the steering. This
practice in a safe area. The off-road could cause a collision. Therefore,
driving requires some new and different when driving on-road and off-road,
abilities, such as being alert to the types of you and your passengers should
different signs. Your vision, for example, wear seat belts.
should constantly observe the ground for
unexpected restrictions. Try to hear
uncommon noises from tires and engine.
The vehicle control is the main point to a
good off-road drive. A better way to
control the vehicle is to control the speed. High-level humidity in the air and heavy
There are some aspects that must be frost increase the possibility of fog, which
observed. At high speeds: may impair the visibility.
Ÿ You get closer to objects more quickly When driving through fog, the driver
and have less time to observe the should slow down and maintain a safe
ground restrictions. distance from the vehicle in front. Do not
Ÿ You have less time to react. underestimate the change of the fog
Ÿ The vehicle swings more when being
density, thus avoiding the risk of an
driven over obstacles. accident. Fog density is better estimated
by observing the hazy view of the front
Ÿ You need more braking distance, vehicles lights.
specially if you are driving on
unpaved roads.
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Tips to Drive through Fog Driving Over Mud or Sand Check body structure, steering,
Ÿ Turn on the front fog lights or low suspension, wheels, tires and the
beam headlights, even during exhaust system.
daylight.
Ÿ Do not turn on the high beam DRIVING ON WET ROADS
headlights. Driving Through Flooded Areas
Ÿ Use the rear window heater.
Flooded areas should be avoided in any
Activate the windscreen wiper and situation. A water covered road prevents
washer for a few moments. The the driver from evaluating its conditions
humidity on the outside of the properly.
windows might seem like fog.
Ÿ If it is almost impossible to see the
outside and you need to stop, but you
are not sure if you are on the road, turn When driving over mud or sand, maintain
on the headlights, activate the hazard vehicle motion by using a low gear.
warning lights and sound the horn Due to the loss of traction, it becomes
periodically or when you notice an more difficult to steer, accelerate and
approaching vehicle. brake. For better traction while driving
Ÿ While driving through fog, do not through very loose sand, slightly relieve
pass vehicles unless you have good the tire air pressure.
front visibility and it is safe to do so. If
Note:
attempting to pass, be prepared to
drop back in case of an approaching After driving in mud or sand, clean
vehicle. and check brake linings. If this is Drive at low speed through any flooded
not performed, it may cause area and make sure the water limit does
irregular braking or glassy lining. not exceed the wheel center of height.
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accelerate or turn as well because the tire signals, roads markings, the edge of the
to road grip is not as good as it is on dry road, and even people walking. The road
roads. And, if the tires do not have much spray can make vision harder than the rain
tread left, you will get even less traction. itself, especially on a dirty road.
If rain starts to fall while you are driving, It is wise to keep your wiping equipment
it is always wise to go slower and be in good shape and have the windshield
cautious. washer tank filled. Replace the wind-
shield wiper blades when they show signs
of wear or miss areas on the windshield,
or when strips of rubber start to separate
from the blades.
The water may affect your brakes. Try to
Avoid driving near large vehicles. They avoid flooded areas, but if you cannot, try
may create waves that can cause damage. to slow down before you hit them. Wet
brakes can cause accidents. They will not
Caution work well in a sudden stop and may cause
pulling to one side. You could lose control
Water can enter the engine through of the vehicle.
the air intake system. If this happens After driving through a large puddle of
and the vehicle stops, do not try to The surface may suddenly get wet while water or a car wash, apply the brake pedal
operate the engine again because this your reflexes are still used to driving on lightly until the brakes work normally.
will increase the engine damages. dry roads. The heavier the rain, the harder
it is to be seen. Some Tips to Observe for Rainy
Driving in the Rain Weather
Even if your windscreen wiper blades are
Rain and wet roads can mean driving Ÿ Turn on the low beam headlights,
in good shape, a heavy rain can make it
trouble. On a wet road you cannot stop, harder to see road signs and traffic even during daylight.
Ÿ Turn on the wiper blades.
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Ÿ Slow down and be cautious. Excess water on the ground may lead the Driving at Night
Ÿ Increase the distance from the vehicle vehicle to hydroplane. When
in front. hydroplaning occurs, the vehicle loses
contact with the road and the driver
Ÿ Use the rear window heater if
cannot control it.
required.
Note:
Note: It is possible that the driver does not
When it is raining, the tires and the rea liz e w he n the ve hic le is
wiper blades have a higher hydroplaning and continues to drive
workload. Therefore, always keep even when the wheels are not in
the tires and the wiper blades in contact with the ground.
good condition. To avoid hydroplaning, the driver
must slow down the vehicle when
Hydroplaning passing through a water puddle or
While driving at night, the driver must:
when the road is wet.
Ÿ Keep extra distance from the vehicle
in front. The reflexes are slowed due
Caution
to the darkness.
If the tire tread is overly worn out it Ÿ Slow down the vehicle and be
may easier cause hydroplaning. cautious.
Ÿ When an oncoming vehicle is noticed
in the opposite lane, switch the high
beam to low beam.
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HILL AND MOUNTAIN ROADS IF THE VEHICLE IS STUCK

If the vehicle is driven frequently on Caution Bouncing the vehicle

mountains and hills, it must be in good The bouncing method may help while the
condition. The fluids, tires and brake pads “It is recommended to drive Chevrolet vehicle is stuck. To do that, the driver
must be checked in specific intervals, see Trailblazer Automatic Transmission must follow the steps below.
Scheduled Maintenance 219. up to the altitude of 4000 Metres.
1. Turn the steering wheel to the right
Chevrolet validated the Vehicle up to
Downhill Road and to the left.
4000 Metres only, though it may go
On a downhill slope, avoid the unneces- beyond 4000 Metres.” Contact your 2. Alternate the transmission between
sary use of brakes. The vehicle speed can CHEVROLET retailer for more first, second and reverse gear,
be slowed through a shift to a reduced Information. releasing the throttle when shifting.
gear. 3. After the transmission is shifted,
The Hill Descent Control (HDC) system slightly press the accelerator.
can be activated to avoid the downhill 4. If the vehicle is still stuck after a few
slope, if it is available on your vehicle. tries, it has to be towed.
Note:
The advice for driving a vehicle on a Caution
downhill slope is to keep the engine The movement of the wheels while
running and a gear engaged. Do not the vehicle is stuck can cause tyre
drive with the engine turned off or
blow out and transmission overheat-
with the gear shifted into neutral.
ing.
 Driving and Operating 155

STARTING AND OPERATING

NEW VEHICLE BREAK-IN IGNITION POSITIONS

Use the following precautions for the first Caution (Continued)

few hundred kilometres to improve the
performance and economy of your Do not turn the key to position 0
vehicle and add to its long life: while driving. Driver could lose
Ÿ Avoid full-throttle starts. control of vehicle and brake power
assistance would be canceled,
Ÿ Do not race the engine.
causing vehicle damage and risks of
Ÿ Avoid hard stops except in emergen- accident.
cies. This will allow your brakes to
bed in properly.
STARTING THE ENGINE
Ÿ Avoid quick starts, sudden accelera-
tions, and prolonged high-speed Starting Engine with the
driving in order to avoid damage to Ignition Switch
the engine and to conserve fuel. 0 : Ignition off (LOCK).
Ÿ Avoid full throttle acceleration in low 1 : Ignition off (ACC), steering wheel
gear. lock released.
Ÿ Do not tow any other vehicle. 2 : Ignition on (ON), preheating.
3 : Starting (START).

Caution
Do not leave the key in position 1 or 2
for extended periods while the
engine is not running. This will
discharge the battery.
(Continued) Ÿ Turn the key to position ACC (1).
156 Driving and Operating

Ÿ Move the steering wheel slightly to Retained Accessory Power (RAP) without pressing the release button.
release the steering wheel lock. These vehicle accessories can be used for Apply as firmly as possible on
Ÿ Manual transmission: press the clutch up to 10 minutes after the engine is turned downhill or uphill slopes. Press the
pedal. off: foot brake at the same time to reduce
operating force.
Ÿ Automatic transmission: press the Ÿ Power Outlet
brake pedal to move the selector lever Ÿ Switch off the engine and ignition.
Ÿ Power Windows
out P position. The engine can be Turn the steering wheel until the
started P or N when the ignition key in These features work when the key is in steering wheel lock engages.
the position ON (2). ON/RUN or ACC/ACCESSORY. Once Ÿ If the vehicle is on a level surface or
the key is turned from ON/RUN to uphill slope, engage first gear or set
Ÿ Do not accelerate. LOCK/OFF, power to these features the selector lever to P before
Ÿ Turn the key to position ON (2) for continue to work for up to 10 minutes or switching off the ignition. On an
preheating. Untill the indicator K until a door is opened. uphill slope, turn the front wheels
goes out. away from the curb.
Ÿ Turn the key to position START (3). OVERRUN CUT-OFF
Ÿ If the vehicle is on a downhill slope,
To restart the engine, turning the key The fuel supply is automatically cut off engage reverse gear or set the selector
to position LOCK (0) is not during overrun, i.e. when the vehicle is lever to P before switching off the
necessary. The engine can be driven with a gear engaged but the throttle ignition. Turn the front wheels
switched off by turning to position is released. towards the curb.
ACC (1).
PARKING Ÿ Lock the vehicle and activate the anti-
theft alarm system.
Ÿ Do not park the vehicle on an easily
ignitable surface. The high tempera-
ture of the exhaust system could ignite
the surface.
Ÿ Always apply the parking brake
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ENGINE EXHAUST
PARKING OVER THINGS
THAT BURN

Danger Caution
Engine exhaust gases contain Fuel grades other than those listed in
poisonous carbon monoxide, which is Fuel for Diesel Engines 170 could
colourless and odourless and could be damage the catalytic converter or
fatal if inhaled. If exhaust gases enter electronic components.
the interior of the vehicle, open the
windows. Have the cause of the fault
rectified by a Chevrolet Dealer. Avoid In the event of misfiring, uneven engine
driving with an open load compart- running, a reduction in engine perfor-
ment, otherwise exhaust gases could mance or other unusual problems, have
enter the vehicle. the cause of the fault rectified by a
Chevrolet dealer as soon as possible. In an
Before parking the vehicle, be sure the emergency, driving can be continued for a
ground does not contain any flammable CATALYTIC CONVERTER short period, keeping vehicle speed and
material like grass, shrubs, fuel drops, etc. engine speed low.
The catalytic converter reduces the
The engine exhaust is heated and can start
amount of harmful substances in the
a fire.
exhaust gas.
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AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION
SELECTOR LEVER

The automatic transmission permits To start the engine, press the brake pedal
manual gear shifting (manual mode) or in either P or N position.
automatic gear shifting (automatic mode) Do not accelerate while engaging a gear.
of the gears. Never depress the throttle pedal and brake
pedal at the same time.
TRANSMISSION DISPLAY When a gear is engaged, the vehicle
slowly begins to move when the brake is
released.
Engine Braking
To utilize the engine braking effect, select
a lower gear when driving downhill.
P : Parking position, wheels are locked, Rocking the Vehicle
engage only when the vehicle is Rocking the vehicle is only permissible if
stationary and the parking brake is the vehicle is stuck in sand, mud or snow.
applied. Move the selector lever between D and R
R : Reverse gear, engage only when in a repeated pattern. Do not race the
vehicle is stationary. engine.
The mode or selected gear is shown in the N : Neutral.
central display of the instrument panel. Parking
D : Automatic mode. Apply the parking brake, engage P and
The selector lever is locked in P. To move, remove the ignition key.
switch on ignition, apply brake pedal and The ignition key can only be removed
push the release button. when the selector lever is in position P.
To engage from P to R, press the brake
pedal and push the release button.
 Driving and Operating 159

MANUAL MODE

If the engine speed is too low, the Have the cause of the fault rectified by a
transmission automatically shifts to a Chevrolet dealer.
lower gear.
No automatic shifting to a higher gear INTERRUPTION OF POWER
takes place at high engine speed. SUPPLY
In the event of an interruption of power
ELECTRONIC DRIVING supply, the selector lever cannot be
PROGRAMS moved out of the P position. The ignition
Following a cold start, the operating key cannot be moved out of the ignition
temperature program increases engine lock.
speed to bring the catalytic converter If the battery is discharged, start the
quickly to the required temperature. vehicle using jump cables, see Jump
Move the selector lever out of position D Starting 208.
Kickdown
towards the left and then forwards or If the battery is not the cause of the fault,
backwards. If the throttle pedal is pressed down release selector the lever and remove the
completely in automatic mode, depend- ignition key from the ignition lock.
+ : Upshift ing on the engine speed, the transmission
− : Downshift shifts to a lower gear.
If a higher gear is selected when the
FAULT
vehicle speed is too low or a lower gear
when vehicle speed is too high, the shift is In the event of a fault, the malfunction
not executed. indicator light* illuminates. The trans-
mission will no longer shift automatically
or manually and it will be locked in a
certain gear to prevent further damages.
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BRAKES

Release Selector Lever The brake system comprises two

1. Apply the parking brake. independent brake circuits.
If a brake circuit fails, the vehicle an still
be braked using the other brake circuit.
However, braking is achieved only when
the brake pedal is depressed firmly. More
force is needed for this. The braking
distance is extended. Seek immediately
the assistance of a Chevrolet dealer before
continuing your journey.
When the engine is not running, the brake
assist disappears once the brake pedal has
3. Insert a screwdriver in the hole until been pressed once or twice. Braking is not
the lever is unlocked, move the reduced, but braking requires signifi-
selector lever out of P position and cantly greater force. It is especially
move to the N position. important to bear this in mind when being
2. Open the cover to the right of the towed.
selector lever. 4. Close cover.
See Brake and Clutch System Warning
Light 81.
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ANTILOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS)

Antilock brake system (ABS) prevents Fault See Brake and Clutch System Warning
the wheels from locking. Light 81.
ABS starts to regulate brake pressure as Warning
soon as a wheel shows a tendency to lock. BRAKE ASSIST
If there is a fault in the ABS, the
The vehicle remains steerable, even wheels may be liable to lock due to If the brake pedal is pressed quickly and
during hard braking. forcefully, maximum brake force is
braking that is heavier than normal.
ABS control is made apparent through a automatically applied (full braking).
The advantages of ABS are no longer
pulse in the brake pedal and the noise of available. During hard braking, the Maintain steady pressure on the brake
the regulation process. vehicle can no longer be steered and pedal for as long as full braking is
For optimum braking, keep the brake may swerve. required. Maximum brake force is
pedal fully depressed throughout the automatically reduced when the brake
braking process, despite the fact that the pedal is released.
pedal is pulsating. Do not reduce the Have the cause of the fault rectified by a The brake assist is part of the booster,
pressure on the pedal. Chevrolet dealers. available on Antilock Brake System and
After starting off, the system performs a Electronic Stability Control System
PARKING BRAKE models.
self test which may be audible.
Always apply parking brake firmly
See Antilock Brake System (ABS) without pressing the release button and HILL START ASSIST (HSA)
Warning Light 82. apply as firmly as possible on a downhill In vehicles equipped with Electronic
or uphill slope. Stability Control (ESC) system the Hill
To release the parking brake, pullthe lever Start Assist (HSA) feature is available.
up slightly, press the release button and HSA may be useful when the vehicle is
fully lower the lever. stopped on a grade.
To reduce the operating forces of the This feature is designed to prevent the
parking brake, press the foot brake at the vehicle from rolling, either forward or
same time. rearward, during vehicle drive off. After
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RIDE CONTROL SYSTEMS

TRACTION CONTROL
SYSTEM (TCS)
you completely stop and hold the vehicle Traction Control System (TCS) improves Deactivation
in a complete standstill on a grade, HSA driving stability when necessary,
will automatically activate. During the regardless of the type of road surface or
transition period between when you tire grip, by preventing the driving wheels
release the brake pedal and start to from spinning.
accelerate to drive off on a grade, HSA As soon as the driving wheels start to spin,
holds the braking pressure for a maximum engine output is reduced and the wheel
of 2 (two) seconds to ensure that there is spinning the most is braked individually.
no rolling. The brakes will automatically This considerably improves the driving
release when the accelerator pedal is stability of the vehicle on slippery road
applied within the 2 (two) second surfaces.
window. The HSA system will not
activate if the vehicle is in a drive gear and TCS is operational as soon as the control
facing downhill or if the vehicle is facing indicator turns off.
uphill and in R (Reverse). There may be When TCS is active, flashes. Traction Control can be switched off
situations on minor hills (less than 5% when spinning of the traction wheel is
grade) with a loaded vehicle or while Warning required: press button for approxi-
pulling a trailer where HSA will not mately 2 seconds and a message will
activate. If you release the brake pedal Do not let this special safety feature appear on the Driver Information Center.
and then reapply the brake pedal while tempt you into taking risks when
HSA is activated, the brake pedal driving. Adapt speed to the road Traction Control is reactivated by
typically feels firmer with less pedal conditions. pressing the button again. Traction
travel. Control is also reactivated the next time
See Control Indicators 78. the ignition is switched on.
 Driving and Operating 163

ELECTRONIC STABILITY
CONTROL (ESC)
Electronic Stability Control (ESC) Deactivation When the ESC system is actively
improves driving stability when improving the stability of the vehicle,
necessary, regardless of the type of road reduce the speed and pay extra attention to
surface or tire grip. It also prevents the the road conditions. The ESC system is
driving wheels from spinning. only a supplementary device for the
As soon as the vehicle starts to swerve vehicle. When the vehicle exceeds its
(understeer/oversteer), the engine output physical limits, it can no longer be
is reduced and the wheels are braked controlled. Therefore do not rely on this
individually. This considerably improves system. Keep driving safely.
the driving stability of the vehicle on
slippery road surfaces. HILL DESCENT
ESC is operational as soon as the control CONTROL (HDC)
indicator turns off.
The Hill Descent Control system
When ESC is active flashes.
For very high-performance driving, ESC (HDC)or Hill Descent Control (HDC)
can be deactivated: press and hold button allows the vehicle to travel on a steep
Warning for approximately 7 seconds and a decline at a low speed without pressing
message will appear on the Driver the brake pedal.
Do not let this special safety feature Information Center. If equipped, HDC can be used when
tempt you into taking risks when Control indicator illuminates. driving downhill. It sets and maintains
driving. Adapt speed to the road vehicle speed while descending a very
conditions. ESC is reactivated by pressing the
button again. If the TC System was steep incline in a forward or reverse gear.
previously disabled, both TC and ESC are Some noise or vibration from the brake
See Control Indicators 78. reactivated. system may be noticed, when the system
is in operation.
ESC is also reactivated the next time the
ignition is switched on.
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Activation A blinking HDC light indicates that the

Caution
system is actively applying the brakes to
Use only when descending steep maintain vehicle speed.
grades while driving off-road. Do When HDC is set, that is the initial set
not use when driving on normal road speed. It can be increased or decreased by
surfaces. Unnecessary usage of the applying the accelerator or brake pedal.
HDC function, such as while driving This adjusted speed becomes the new set
on normal roads, may damage the speed. When enabled, if the vehicle is at a
brake system and the ESC function. speed above 30 km/h and below than 50
km/h, the message "Reduce Speed for
Hill Descent Control" will display on
DIC.
When the HDC is active and the vehicle
speed exceeds 30 km/h, the green control
At speeds below 30 km/h, press button . indicator will turn off, while the HDC
The green control indicator will turn on function remains on stand by.
in the instrument panel. The green control
indicator will flashes in the instrument Once the vehicle speed goes below 30
panel when the HDC is in operation. HDC km/h, the green control indicator will
will neither activate nor operate at speeds illuminate, indicating that the system is
above 30 km/h, even if the button is activated again.
pressed. When the HDC is on stand by, and the
HDC can maintain vehicle speeds vehicle speed exceeds 50 km/h, the HDC
between minimum speed (see table 1) and deactivates. Following this the system
30 km/h on an incline greater than or will need to be reactivated through the
equal to a 10% grade. HDC switch once the vehicle speed falls
below 30 km/h.
 Driving and Operating 165

CRUISE CONTROL

Deactivation Once the system returns to normal The cruise control can store and maintain
While HDC is active and the vehicle operating temperatures, the system will speeds of approximately 40 to 180 km/h.
speed is below 30 km/h, press button 5 to be able to be reactivated using the HDC Deviations from the stored speeds may
deactivate the system. switch at speeds below 30 km/h as usual. occur when driving uphill or downhill.
The green control indicator will turn off See Hill Descent Control Light 82. For safety reasons the cruise control
indicating the system is no longer active. cannot be activated until the foot brake
The system will automatically deactivate has been operated once.
once the vehicle speed exceeds 50 km/h.

System Protection
Operated continuously for long periods of
time may increase temperatures within
the brake system. If this occurs the system
will be automatically put on hold,
temporarily disabling HDC.
In this mode, all other braking functions
will continue to operate normally. When
this occurs the system gradually releases
the brakes and the green control indicator
will turn off. The message Traction
Control Off may be shown momentarily Do not use the cruise control if it is not
on the Driver Information Center. advisable to maintain a constant speed.
With automatic transmission, only
activate cruise control in automatic mode.
See Cruise Control Light 86.
166 Driving and Operating

Switching On Alternatively accelerate to the desired Resume Stored Speed

Press the ON OFF push-lock button. speed and store by turning to SET/−. Move the lever up to RES/+ at a speed
The control indicator illuminates Reduce Speed above 40 km/h. The stored speed will be
white. obtained. The control indicator
With cruise control active, hold the lever changes from white to green to indicate
Activation pushed up to SET/− or briefly turn to that the cruise control is active. If the
SET/− repeatedly; speed decreases difference between the current speed and
Accelerate to the desired speed and push continuously or in small increments.
the lever down to SET/−. The current the stored speed is more than 40 km/h, the
speed is stored and maintained. The Deactivation vehicle cannot resume the stored speed.
control indicator changes from white Press the CANCEL push-lock button. The
to green to indicate that the cruise control Switching Off
control indicator illuminates white.
is active. The accelerator pedal can be Cruise control is deactivated. The stored Press the ON OFF push-lock button.
released. speed is memorized. The control indicator turns off.
Vehicle speed can be increased by The stored speed is deleted. Switching off
pressing the accelerator pedal. Automatic deactivation:
the ignition also deletes the stored speed.
When the throttle pedal is released, the Ÿ Vehicle speed is below approximately
previously stored speed is resumed. 40 km/h.
Increase Speed Ÿ The brake pedal is pressed.
With cruise control active, hold the lever Ÿ Selector lever in N.
pushed up to RES/+ or briefly push to Ÿ The Traction Control System or
RES/+ repeatedly; speed increases Electronic Stability Control is
continuously or in small increments. operating.
 Driving and Operating 167

OBJECT DETECTION
SYSTEMS
PARKING ASSIST
Note: rear bumper.
Attached parts in the detection area 2. Apply the parking brake firmly.
cause system malfunction. 3. Turn the ignition key to ON.
4. Engage reverse.
Activation
5. When the reverse gear is engaged:
When reverse gear is engaged, the system
is activated automatically. Ÿ If there is no acoustic signal:
Check the power supply of the kit
An obstacle is indicated by acoustic
module, by verifying that the
warnings. The interval between the
reverse lights are working.
warnings becomes shorter as the vehicle
gets closer to the obstacle. Ÿ If just one acoustic signal is given
followed shortly after by an
When the distance is less than 30 cm, the
The parking assist makes parking easier almost continuous acoustic
acoustic warning sounds continuously.
by measuring the distance between the signal, it indicates a fault sign:
vehicle and rear obstacles and giving Deactivation Seek the assistance of a Chevrolet
acoustic signals. It is the driver, however, dealer.
The system is deactivated automatically
who bears full responsibility for the when: Ÿ If one acoustic signal is given
parking maneuver. followed by separate acoustic
Ÿ The vehicle is driven above 10 km/h.
The system consists of four ultrasonic signals like when the vehicle gets
parking sensors in the rear bumper. Ÿ The reverse gear is disengaged. closer to an object: Seek the
Ÿ A fault in the system occurs. assistance of a Chevrolet dealer.
Ÿ If two acoustic signals are given:
Fault
Seek the assistance of a Chevrolet
To test a possible fault: dealer.
1. Park the vehicle on an area with no
obstacles in a range of 2 meters of the
168 Driving and Operating

REAR VISION CAMERA

(RVC) (IF EQUIPPED)

Important Pieces of Information The vehicle may have a RVC.

Caution (Continued)
about the use of the Parking Assist
System Performance of the parking assist Warning
system could be reduced due to the
Warning
change of the sensor position by Never rely solely on the reverse
Under certain circumstances, external changes to the vehicle, e.g. camera when reversing the vehicle.
various reflective surfaces on objects lowering of the shock absorber over There is a blind spot that can not be
or clothing as well as external noise lifetime due to: temperature changes, sensed by the rear view camera.
sources may cause the system to fail changing of tyres, loading of the
vehicle, lowering/tuning of the The reverse camera is not intended to
to detect obstacles.
vehicle etc. replace the driver’s judgement or
attention toward the rear of the
Caution Particular conditions apply for high vehicle when reversing.
vehicles (e.g. off-road vehicles, mini
Sensitivity of the sensor could be vans, transporters). Object identifi- Before entering the vehicle, always
reduced caused by external cation in the upper part of the vehicle check that the area around the
influences e.g. layers on the sensor can not be guaranteed. vehicle is clear of obstacles and
surface (ice, snow, mud, soiling, people.
The performance of the parking
multiple varnishing/painting, etc.). assist system could be reduced by Always perform head checks and use
The sensor could detect a nonexist- acoustic coupling to the vehicle t h e v e h i c l e ’s m i r r o r s w h e n
ing object (echo disturbance) caused caused by icing over. reversing.
by either external acoustical If the vehicle sustains any damage in
disturbances, such as another park Objects with a very small reflection
cross section may not be detected. the area of the reverse camera, the
pilot system, or external mechanic camera may become misaligned.
disturbances such as a car wash, rain, Contact a Chevrolet Dealer.
extreme wind conditions, hail etc.
(Continued)
(Continued)
 Driving and Operating 169

Warning (Continued) The Camera Note:

Ÿ The distance of objects seen on
Always keep the camera lens free the screen differs from the actual
from dirt, snow or ice. Only use mild distance.
soap and water with a soft cloth to
Ÿ The area displayed on the screen
clean the lens.
may vary according to vehicle
orientation or road conditions.
Ÿ Objects of different heights will
appear to be different distances
from the vehicle.
Ÿ The display brightness automati-
cally adjusts to suit ambient
lighting conditions.
The camera is located on the rear tailgate. Ÿ Guidelines to assist reversing can
The RVC cannot display objects: be displayed on the display.
Ÿ Close to the corners of the bumper. See Vehicle Personalization 93.
Ÿ Forward of the camera. Operating the RVC
Ÿ Higher than the camera RVC Display. To activate:
The camera display appears on the 1. Turn the ignition key to ON.
infotainment system display, when
2. Select reverse gear.
reverse gear is selected. The area directly
behind the vehicle is displayed in real The camera and display automatically
time. activates.
170 Driving and Operating

FUEL
FUEL FOR DIESEL ENGINES FILLING THE TANK

Note: Only use diesel fuel that complies with Caution

When the shift lever is moved to DIN EN 590. The fuel must have low
another position, the RVC deacti- sulfur content (maximum 50 ppm). If you use inappropriate grade fuel or
vates. Equivalent standardized fuels with a put incorrect fuel additives into the
biodiesel (= FAME according to fuel tank, the engine and catalytic
Cleaning EN14214) content of max. 7% by volume converter may be seriously dam-
The lens requires regular cleaning to (like DIN 51628 or equivalent standards) aged.
ensure optimum performance. may be used.
Be sure to use the correct fuel
Use only a soft cloth, mild soap and water. corresponding to the vehicle when
Warning
refuelling. If you put gasoline in the
Warning Do not use marine diesel oils, diesel powered vehicle, for example,
heating oils or entirely or partially the vehicle can be seriously
Do not use abrasive cleaners or plant-based diesel fuels, such as damaged. If the vehicle has a diesel
scouring pads as they could scratch rapeseed oil or biodiesel, Aquazole engine, it is possible to confirm the
the lens, impairing the systems and similar diesel-water emulsions. correct fuel by taking a look at the
performance. information on the fuel filler cap.
Diesel fuels must not be diluted with fuels
for petrol engines. Danger
Before refueling, switch off the engine
and any external heaters with
combustion chambers.
Switch off any mobile phones. Follow
the operating and safety instructions of
the filling station when refuelling.
 Driving and Operating 171

Danger Fuel Filler Cap

Fuel is flammable and explosive. No Only a genuine fuel filler cap provides full
smoking. No open flames or sparks. If functionality.
you can smell fuel in your vehicle,
have the cause of this remedied
immediately by a Chevrolet dealer.

Caution
In case of misfuelling, do not switch
on ignition.
The fuel filler door can only be opened if
Fuel filler door is located at the left rear the release button is pulled.
side of vehicle.
Caution
The fuel filler cap can be put in the fuel
Wipe off any overflowing fuel filler door while refuelling.
immediately.
Caution
The fuel filler door might be open
and it can be damaged in the car
wash.
Make sure to lock the fuel filler door.
172 Driving and Operating

TRAILER TOWING
TRAILER SWAY CONTROL (TSC)

In vehicles equipped with Electronic Warning

Stability Control (ESC) system the Trailer
Sway Control (TSC) feature is available. Even if the vehicle is equipped with
TSC is unintended side-to-side motion of TSC, trailer sway could result in loss
a trailer while being towed. If the vehicle of control and the vehicle could
is towing a trailer and the TSC detects that crash. If excessive trailer sway is
sway is increasing, the vehicle brakes are detected, slow down to a safe speed.
selectively applied at each wheel, and Check the trailer and vehicle to help
engine torque is reduced, to help reduce correct possible causes. These could
excessive trailer sway. If TSC is enabled, include an improperly or overloaded
the ESC/TCS warning light will flash on trailer, unrestrained cargo, improper
the instrument cluster. Vehicle speed must trailer hitch configuration, excessive
be reduced.
vehicle-trailer speed, or improperly
See Traction Control System (TCS) inflated or incorrect vehicle or trailer
162. See Electronic Stability Control tires. See Towing Another Vehicle
(ESC) 163. 213 for trailer ratings and hitch
setup recommendations.

Adding non-dealer accessories can affect

the vehicle performance. See Accessories
and Modifications 174.
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VEHICLE CARE

GENERAL INFORMATION Wiper Blade Replacement ........... 184 Tire Pressure ................................ 201
Accessories and Modifications .... 174 BULB REPLACEMENT Tread Depth ................................. 201
Lifting the Vehicle ....................... 174 Bulb Replacement ........................ 185 Tire Rotation ................................ 202
Battery Disconnect Switch .......... 174 Headlamps, Front Turn Signal When It Is Time for New Tires .... 202
Vehicle Storage ............................ 175 and Parking Lamps ...................... 186 Different Tire and Wheel Types ... 203
VEHICLE CHECKS Taillamps ...................................... 189 Wheel Covers .............................. 203
Doing Your Own Service Work ... 176 Side Turn Signal Lamps .............. 192 Wheel Replacement ..................... 204
Hood ............................................ 176 Center High-Mounted JUMP STARTING
Stoplamp (CHMSL) .................... 192
Engine Compartment Overview .. 178 Jump Starting ............................... 208
License Plate Lamp ..................... 193
Engine Oil .................................... 179 TOWING
Interior Lamps ............................. 193
Automatic Transmission Fluid ..... 180 Towing the Vehicle ...................... 210
Instrument Panel Illumination ..... 193
Engine Air Cleaner/Filter ............. 180 Towing Another Vehicle .............. 213
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Engine Coolant ............................ 180 APPEARANCE CARE
Fuses ............................................ 193
Engine Fan ................................... 181 Exterior Care ................................ 214
Engine Compartment
Power Steering Fluid ................... 182 Fuse Block ................................... 195 Interior Care ................................. 216
Washer Fluid ................................ 182 Instrument Panel Fuse Block ....... 197
Brakes .......................................... 182 VEHICLE TOOLS
Brake Fluid .................................. 183 Tools ............................................ 198
Battery ......................................... 183 WHEELS AND TIRES
Diesel Fuel Filter ......................... 184 Wheels and Tires ......................... 200
Diesel Fuel System Bleeding ....... 184 Tire Designations ......................... 200
174 Vehicle Care

GENERAL INFORMATION
ACCESSORIES AND
MODIFICATIONS LIFTING THE VEHICLE

We recommend using approved Caution

Chevrolet genuine parts and accessories
specific for your vehicle type. We cannot To avoid vehicle damage, always use
assess or guarantee other products - even a rubber pads on support points of
if they have a regulatory or otherwise elevator or jack.
granted approval.
Do not make any modifications to the BATTERY DISCONNECT
electrical system, e.g. changes of SWITCH
electronic control units (chip tuning).

Caution
Never modify your vehicle. It may
affect the performance, durability
and safety of the vehicle and the
warranty may not cover any problems
caused by the modification.

Disconnect

1. Open the hood.

The illustration shows where the supports
of a hoist or jack must be placed.
 Vehicle Care 175

VEHICLE STORAGE

2. Certify all electric systems are turned Storage for a long period of time Putting back into Operation
off, like audio systems, headlights, When the vehicle is going to be put back
anti-theft alarm and accessories. If the vehicle is going to be stored for
Beware the ignition is switched off. several months: into operation:
3. Close all vehicle doors and do not • Wash and wax the vehicle. • Connect the battery according to the
activate ant-theft alarm. • Clean and preserve rubber seals. procedure described in Battery
Disconnect Switch 174.
4. Remove the battery cover (if equipped). • Change engine oil.
• Check tire pressure.
5. Unscrew the nut of the negative • Drain washer fluid reservoir.
terminal end. • Fill the washer fluid reservoir.
• Check coolant anti-freeze and
6. Remove the negative terminal end corrosion protection. • Check the engine oil level and its
from the battery terminal. validity.
• Adjust the tire pressure to the specified
value for full load. • Check the coolant level.
Connect
• Park the vehicle in a dry, well • Fit the number plate, if necessary.
1. Install the terminal end on the battery
terminal. ventilated place. Engage first or
2. Lock the battery terminal lever. reverse gear or set the selector lever to
P. Preventing the vehicle from rolling.
3. Install the battery protector (if
equipped). • Do not apply the parking brake.
4. Close the engine hood. • Close all the doors and lock the
vehicle.
• Disconnect the negative cable of the
vehicle battery. Beware that all
systems are not functional, e.g. anti-
theft alarm system.
• Close the hood.
176 Vehicle Care

VEHICLE CHECKS
DOING YOUR OWN SERVICE
WORK

Danger
The ignition system uses extremely
high voltage. Do not touch.

HOOD
Opening

Warning Push the safety catch to the left and open

the hood.
Only perform engine compartment
checks when the ignition is off. Warning
The cooling fan may start operating
When the engine is hot, ensure that
even if the ignition is off.
you only touch the foam padding of
the hood support rod to avoid
burning.
Pull the release lever.
See Air Intake 141.
 Vehicle Care 177

2. Lower the hood 30 cm above the Warning (Continued)

vehicle and release it so it fully
latches. Check to make sure the hood • Operating your vehicle with
is closed and repeat the process if the hood open can lead to a
necessary. collision resulting in damage
to your vehicle, other
Warning property, personal injury or
even death.
Always observe the following • Do not close the hood with
precautions: the rod engaged on the hood.
• Pull on the front edge of the
Secure the hood support. hood to make sure it is
latched securely before you
Closing drive your vehicle.
To close the hood: • Do not pull the hood release
1. Before closing the hood, be sure all handle while your vehicle is
the filler caps are closed properly. moving.
Then, lift the hood to relieve pressure
• Do not move your vehicle
on the hood prop. Remove the hood
with the hood open. An open
prop from the slot on the underside of
the hood and return the prop to its hood will obscure the driver's
retainer. vision.
The prop rod must click into place
when returning it to the retainer to (Continued)
prevent hood damage.
178 Vehicle Care

ENGINE COMPARTMENT OVERVIEW

Diesel engine, 2.8L DURAMAX

 Vehicle Care 179

1. Engine Coolant 180. Pull out the dipstick, wipe it clean, insert it
2. Brake Fluid 183. to the stop on the handle and make half
turn, pull out and read the engine oil level.
3. Power Steering Fluid 182.
4. Engine Oil 179.
5. Engine Oil Dipstick. See Engine
Oil 179.
6. Washer Fluid 182.
7. Engine Compartment Fuse Block
195.
8. Battery 183.
9. Engine Air Cleaner/Filter 180.
Ensure that the correct specification of oil
ENGINE OIL is used. See Recommended Fluids and
Lubricants 225.
It is recommended to check the oil
level every 5000km. Ensure that the The engine oil level must not exceed the
correct specification of oil is used. When the engine oil level has dropped to MAX mark on the dipstick.
the MIN mark, add enough engine oil to
See Recommended Fluids and Lubricants put the level somewhere in the proper
225. operating range. Caution
The oil level can be checked at operating
temperature and after the engine has been
Overfilled engine oil must be
turned off for 10 minutes or more. For drained or suctioned out.
cold engine situation the engine must be
utilized for at least 1 hour to reach See Capacities and Specifications 236.
operating temperature and then turned off
for 10 minutes or more.
180 Vehicle Care

ENGINE COOLANT

Warning There is a special procedure for checking Cooling Liquid Change

and changing the transmission fluid. The engine cooling system is filled with a
Engine oil is an irritant and, if Because this procedure is difficult, this long-life additive (ethylene glycol),
ingested, can cause illness or death. should be done at the retailer. whose properties provide a proper
Keep out of reach of children. Avoid protection against freezing, boiling and
repeated or prolonged contact with ENGINE corrosion.
AIR CLEANER/FILTER
skin.
Coolant Level
Wash exposed areas with soap and
water or hand cleaner. Caution
Be very careful when draining the
engine oil as it may be hot enough to A low coolant level can cause engine
burn you! damage.

AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION FLUID

How to Check Automatic Transmission

Fluid
It is not necessary to check the transmis-
sion fluid level. To replace the engine air filter, release the
A transmission fluid leak is the only clamp and remove the air cleaner outlet
reason for fluid loss. If a leak occurs, take duct. Disconnect the air sensor, unscrew
the vehicle to your dealer and have it the 3 screws and remove the filter
repaired as soon as possible. housing.
 Vehicle Care 181

If the cooling system is cold, the coolant ACDelco (50% ratio of additive). Switch Caution (Continued)
level should be about 2,5 cm above the on the engine when the coolant level is at
filling line mark. Top up if the level is low. maximum. If the overheating warning cooling system are hot. If it is
Fill with a mixture of distilled water and signal is on, consult a Chevrolet retailer. necessary, turn the surge tank cap
anti-freeze approved for the vehicle. and wait the engine to cool down.
Install the cap tightly. Have the antifreeze Caution • The long life additive for the
concentration checked and have the cause cooling system is poisonous and
of the coolant loss repaired by a Chevrolet The fans and other engine movable
must be carefully handled.
retailer. parts may cause severe wounds.
Keep your hands and pieces of cloth
Warning far from movable parts while the Note:
engine is operating. When the engine is off for long
Allow the engine to cool before periods and mostly when the weather
opening the cap. Carefully open the is cold, the fan may turn on for some
cap, relieving the pressure slowly. Caution seconds after the start of the engine.
This is not a problem, the fan will turn
ENGINE FAN • The boiling scalding liquids and off normally after some seconds and
the vapors that pass through the operate when necessary.
If there is no leak visible, check for engine
fan operation. Your vehicle is equipped cooling system can explode and
with engine driven fan. This fan only cause serious burns. These are
operates while engine is running. If the under pressure, so if the surge
fan does not actuate, repairs are neces- tank cap is open even partially,
sary. Switch off the engine. If the problem the vapors may be expelled at
is not identified but the coolant level is not high speed. Never turn the surge
at maximum, add to the surge tank a tank cap while the engine and the
mixture of potable water and additive for (Continued)
radiator (long duration - orange color)
182 Vehicle Care

POWER STEERING FLUID

Caution (Continued) To refill the windscreen washer fluid

reservoir:
Do not allow contaminants to • Use only commercially available
contact the fluid side of the reservoir ready-to-use washer fluid for that
cap/dipstick or to enter the reservoir. purpose.
• Do not use tap water. Minerals present
in tap water may plug the windscreen
WASHER FLUID washer lines.
• If air temperature is likely to go below
freezing, use windshield washer fluid
which has sufficient anti-freezing
property.
The power steering fluid level must be
between the MIN and the MAX marks. BRAKES
If the fluid level is too low or too high, In the event of minimum thickness of the
seek the assistance of a Chevrolet retailer. brake lining, a squealing noise sounds
during braking.
Caution Continued driving is possible but have the
brake lining replaced as soon as possible.
Extremely small amounts of
Once new brake linings are installed, do
contamination can cause steering
Fill with clean water mixed with a not brake unnecessarily hard for the first
system damage and cause it to not few journeys.
work properly. suitable quantity of windscreen wash
fluid.
(Continued)
 Vehicle Care 183

BRAKE FLUID

Warning Only use high-performance brake fluid Warning

approved for the vehicle, see Recommended
Brake fluid is poisonous and Fluids and Lubricants 225. Keep glowing materials away from
corrosive. Avoid contact with eyes, the battery to avoid explosion.
skin, fabrics and painted surfaces. BATTERY Battery explosion can result in
The vehicle battery is maintenance free, damage to the vehicle and serious
provided that the driving profile allows injury or death.
sufficient charging of the battery. Short Avoid contact with eyes, skin,
distance driving and frequent engine fabrics and painted surfaces. The
starts can discharge the battery. Avoid the fluid contains sulfuric acid, which
use of unnecessary electrical consumers. can cause injuries and damage in the
event of direct contact. In case of
skin contact, clean the area with
water and immediately seek medical
help.
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not tilt an open battery.
The brake fluid level must be between the Batteries must be disposed of at an
MIN and the MAX marks. appropriate recycling collection point. See Battery Power Protection 100.
When filling, ensure maximum cleanli- Laying up the vehicle for more than 4
ness as contamination of the brake fluid weeks can lead to battery discharge.
can lead to brake system malfunctions. Disconnect the battery according to the
Have the cause of the loss of brake fluid procedure described in Battery
rectified by a Chevrolet dealer. Disconnect Switch 174, thus avoiding
its discharging.
184 Vehicle Care

DIESEL FUEL FILTER WIPER BLADE REPLACEMENT

Drain diesel fuel filter of residual water Properly functioning windshield wipers
when the message "Water in Fuel – are essential for clear vision and safe
Contact Service" is displayed on Driver driving. Regularly check the condition of
Information Center or at every engine oil the wiper blades. Replace hard, brittle or
change, as follows: cracked blades or those that smear dirt on
• Turn off the engine and the ignition. the windshield.
• Place a container underneath the filter Foreign material on the windshield or
housing. wiper blades can reduce the effectiveness
of the wipers. If the blades are not wiping
• Remove the drain plug located on the properly, clean both the windshield and
bottom of the filter housing by the blades with a good cleaner or mild
turning it clockwise to drain off the detergent. Rinse them thoroughly with
water. The filter is drained as soon as water.
diesel fuel emerges from the port. DIESEL FUEL SYSTEM BLEEDING
Repeat the process if necessary. There is
• Reinstall the plug by turning it If the tank has been run dry, the diesel fuel no way to remove traces of silicone from
counterclockwise and make sure system must be bled on ground level after glass. Therefore, never apply polish with
there is no leakage. fuelling at least 15 liters. Switch on the silicone to your vehicle windshield or you
• Turn ignition key to ON, wait for 5 ignition three times for 30 seconds at a will get streaks which will impair the
seconds then turn key to LOCK or time. Then start the engine for a maxi- driver's vision.
OFF mum of 30 seconds. Repeat this process
after no less than 5 seconds. If the engine Do not use solvents, petrol, kerosene, or
fails to start, seek the assistance of a paint thinner to clean wipers. These are
Chevrolet retailer. harsh and can damage the blades and
painted surfaces.
 Vehicle Care 185

BULB REPLACEMENT

Front Wiper Blade Rear Wiper Blade Turn the ignition and the relevant switch
off.
Only hold a new bulb at the base. Do not
touch the bulb glass with bare hands.
Use only the same bulb type for replace-
ment.
Replace headlight bulbs from within the
engine compartment.

Application Power (W)

Passenger compartment 10
Reading (front) 5
1. Hold wiper arm rod and lift up wiper 1. Hold wiper arm rod and lift up wiper Reading (rear) 10
arm. arm. Luggage compartment 5
2. Press the upper button shown in the 2. Press the upper button shown in the Sunvisor 2,1
image and push the wiper blade. image and push the wiper blade.
High beam 55
Low beam 55
Fog Lamp 51
Brake (LED) 2.7
Parking 5
Headlight 5
Rear Fog Lamp 21
186 Vehicle Care

HEADLAMPS, FRONT TURN

SIGNAL AND PARKING
LAMPS
Application Power (W) Low Beam and High Beam
License 5
Reverse Light 21
Turn Signal Light 21

Note:
After driving in heavy rain or after
washing, some exterior light lenses
could appear frosty.
This condition is caused by the
temperature difference between the Model B
lamp inside and outside.
1. Model A The high beam light is fixed by a
This is similar to the condensation different mechanism.
on your windows inside your Turn the left protective cover
counterclockwise to open. Turn the right protective cover
vehicle during the rain and does not counterclockwise to open.
indicate a problem with your The right protective cover can be
vehicle. opened by pulling the lower clip
outwards.
If the water leaks into the lamp bulb
circuitry, have the vehicle checked
by a Chevrolet retailer.
 Vehicle Care 187

2. Model A Model B 3. Model A

The left clip can be opened by Press the spring clip, disengage and Remove the bulb from the reflector
pushing the two upper lashes swivel it outside. housing and replace the bulb.
outwards as well as the clips
afterwards.
The right lamp can be removed just by
pulling its base.
188 Vehicle Care

4. When fitting a new bulb, engage the

lugs in the recesses on the reflector.
5. Engage the spring clip.
6. Place the headlamp protective cover
in position and close.

Parking Lights

Model B
Remove the bulb from the reflector
housing and replace the bulb. 3. Detach plug connector from bulb.

1. Remove protective cover.

2. Remove side light bulb holder from
reflector.
 Vehicle Care 189

TAILLAMPS

4. Remove bulb from socket.

5. Insert new bulb.
6. Plug connector onto bulb.
7. Insert holder in reflector.
8. Place headlight protective cover in
position and close.

Front Turn Signal Lights

3. Insert the new bulb holder in the 1. Open both covers unscrewing both
reflector and rotate clockwise to screws.
engage.

Turn Signal Lights on the Exterior

Mirrors
Have the turn signal lights replaced by a
Chevrolet retailer.
1. Rotate bulb holder counterclockwise
and disengage.
2. Push the bulb into the socket slightly,
rotate counterclockwise and remove
the bulb.
190 Vehicle Care

2. Remove the tail light assembly by

pulling straight out of the body.
Remove the electrical connector.

4. Rotate the relevant bulb holder 5. Remove bulb holder. Push the bulb
counterclockwise. into the socket slightly, rotate
counterclockwise and remove the
bulb.
2. Remove the tail light assembly by 6. Insert the bulb into the bulb holder.
pulling straight out of the body. Insert the bulb holder into the tail light
Remove the electrical connector. assembly, connect the electrical
3. Turn signal light (1). connector and fit it into place. Install
Tail light/brake light (2). tail light assembly in body and tighten
the screws. Close the covers and
For LED version just replace lights engage.
(1). The tail light/brake light should
be replaced by a Chevrolet retailer. 7. Switch on the ignition, operate and
check all lights.
 Vehicle Care 191

Tail Lights of the Liftgate 4. Remove bulb form the holder. Push
the bulb into the socket slightly to
1. Open the liftgate.
insert the bulb.
5. Insert the bulb holder into the tail light
assembly and connect the electrical
connector. Close the cover and
engage.
6. Switch on the ignition, operate and
check all lights.
Bumper Lights

3. Rotate the relevant bulb holder

counterclockwise and remove it.

2. Remove the cover.

Tail light/brake light.
For LED version the tail light/ brake
light should be replaced by a
Chevrolet retailer.

1. Behind the rear bumper, unscrew the

screw to remove bumper light
assembly and disconnect the
electrical connector.
192 Vehicle Care

CENTER HIGH-MOUNTED
STOPLAMP (CHMSL)

4. Insert and turn the bulb into the bulb

holder and screw it into place. Install
the bumper light assembly in body
and tighten the screw. Connect the
electrical connector.
5. Switch on the ignition, operate and
check all lights.

SIDE TURN SIGNAL LAMPS

2. Unscrew the both screws to remove The side turn signal lights on the exterior
the bulb holder. mirrors should have the bulbs replaced by
a Chevrolet dealer.
Have the light replaced by a Chevrolet
dealer.

3. Rear Fog light (1) Reverse light (2).

 Vehicle Care 193

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
LICENSE PLATE LAMP FUSES

5. Insert the bulb housing and secure it Replace a bad fuse with a new one of the
using a screwdriver. identical size and rating.
There are two fuse boxes in the vehicle:
INTERIOR LAMPS • In the front left of the engine
Courtesy Light, Reading Lights compartment.
Have bulbs replaced by a Chevrolet • In the interior compartment, behind
dealer. the storage compartment.
There is a primary fuse holder connected
INSTRUMENT PANEL to the positive battery post. If necessary
ILLUMINATION have them changed by a Chevrolet dealer.
Have LEDs replaced by a Chevrolet Before replacing a fuse, turn off the
1. Insert screwdriver on left side of the dealer. switch and the ignition.
bulb housing, press to the side and A blown fuse can be recognized by its
release spring. melted wire. Do not replace the fuse until
2. Remove the bulb housing downward, the cause of the fault has been remedied.
taking care not to pull on the cable. Some functions are protected by several
Disconnect the electrical connection fuses.
and rotate the bulb holder counter-
clockwise to disengage it.
3. Remove the bulb from the holder and
replace the bulb.
4. Connect the electrical connector and
insert the bulb holder in the bulb
housing and rotate it clockwise.
194 Vehicle Care

Place the fuse extractor on the various

types of fuse from the top or side, and
withdraw the fuse.

Fuse Extractor
A fuse extractor may be located in the fuse
box in the engine compartment.
 Vehicle Care 195

ENGINE COMPARTMENT
FUSE BLOCK

Mini Usage
Fuses
3 15A - Spare
4 10A - Rear Latch
5 15A - Horn
6 15A - Front Fog Lamp
7 10A - High Beam LH
8 10A - High Beam RH
9 10A - Engine Control
Module (Diesel)
The fuse box is in the front left of the 10 15A - Powertrain
engine compartment. Relay (3) (Diesel)
Disengage the cover, lift it upward and
11 20A - Engine Control
remove it.
Module (1) (Diesel)
Not all fuse box descriptions in this
manual may apply to your vehicle. It is 12 10A - Powertrain Relay (1)
accurate at the time of printing. When 13 10A - Powertrain Relay (2)
inspecting the fuse box, refer to the fuse 14 15A - Powertrain Relay (4)
box label.
Mini 15 15A - Run Crank Relay Signal
Usage
Fuses 16 15A - Traction Control Module
1 10A - Compressor A/C Clutch 17 10A - Transfer Case Module
2 15A - Body and Lamp Leveling
196 Vehicle Care

Mini Usage Jcase Usage Relay Usage

Fuses Fuses RLY8 Front wiper control
18 10A - Power Supply SB01 50A - ABS Module Pump RLY9 Front wiper speed
Cluster - A/C - SDM
Sb02 - RLY10 Rear defogger
19 20A - Fuel Pump
SB03 60A - Preheating RLY11 Powertrain
20 5A - Spare
Glow Plug Module (Diesel) RLY12 A/C clutch
21 30A - Rear Window Defogger
SB04 20A - Rear Power Outlet RLY13 Cooling fan 1/ Fuel heater
22 15A - Outside Rearview
Mirror Defogger SB05 30A - Starter Motor Solenoid RLY14 Cooling fan 2
23 15A - Cab Heater (Diesel) SB06 30A - Front Wiper RLY15 Spare
24 20A - Rear Wiper SB07 30A - Fuel Heater (Diesel) RLY16 Spare
25 10A - Front Washer System Sb09 - RLY17 Rear wiper
Pump
26 10A - Rear Park Assist RLY18 Run crank
Relay Usage
27 5A - Body Control Module RLY19 Fuel pump
RLY1 Starter
28 7,5A - Spare RLY20 Front washer pump (Internal
RLY2 Horn (Internal relay) relay)
29 30A - ABS Module
RLY3 High beam RLY21 Rear washer (Internal relay)
30 10A - Horn
RLY4 Fog lamp (Internal relay)
31 15A - Body Control Module
32 10A - Engine Control Module RLY5 Cab heater (Internal PCB relay)
(1) (Battery) RLY6 Cold start (Internal relay)
33 10A – Communication line RLY7 Spare
between modules
 Vehicle Care 197

INSTRUMENT PANEL FUSE

BLOCK

The fuse box is behind the storage

compartment in the instrument panel.

1. Open the storage compartment.

3. Lift the storage compartment until it Mini

audibly disengages and remove it in Usage
Fuse
the direction of the arrow.
F1 15A - HVAC / Heater Seat
Reinstall the compartment in reverse
order. F2 30A - Rear Blower
F3 15A - Spare
2. Press the storage compartment on the
F4 20A - Cigarette Lighter &
sides together.
Power Outlet
F5 2A - Clock Spring
F6 30A - Power Window
& Radio Accy.
F7 20A - Power Outlet
198 Vehicle Care

VEHICLE TOOLS
TOOLS

Mini Mini Vehicles with Spare Wheel

Usage Usage
Fuse Fuse The jack and the tools are located behind a
F8 15A - Body Control Module (2) F24 15A - Body Control Module (3) cover on the right side of the load
compartment.
F9 15A - Body Control Module (4) F25 20A - Power Window Switch
F12 - F26 25A - Power Seat
F13 -
F14 7,5A - Data Link Connector JCase Usage
(DLC) Fuse
F15 10A - Sensing and Diagnose F10 30A - Body Control Module (8)
Module (SDM) F11 40A - RAP and Accessory 12V
F16 10A - Instrument Panel Cluster
(IPC)
F17 20A - Radio & Amplifier
F18 30A - Run Relay
F19 5A - Outside Rearview Mirrors To release the tools, the strap has to be
unhooked and the jack has to be retracted.
F20 -
F21 10A - HVAC Control Head
F22 2A - Ignition Switch
F23 15A - Body Control Module (1)
 Vehicle Care 199

The tool kit consists of the following 3. Rotate the spare wheel winch access 6. Rotate the wheel wrench counter-
items: cap counterclockwise to remove. Lift clockwise to lower the spare tire to
• Four Jack Handle Extensions the carpet flap to access the winch the ground.
slot. 7. Continue to rotate the wheel wrench
• Jack
4. Assemble the wheel wrench, jack until the spare tire can be pulled out
• Wheel Wrench handle extensions and the jack handle from under the vehicle.
• Screwdriver (It can be pulled out and using a screwdriver.
changed between a Phillips screw- 5. Insert the chiselled end of the jack
driver or a screwdriver) handle through the hole and into the
• 1 Wrench slot.
1. Open the liftgate.
2. Open the removable cargo compart-
ment lid.
200 Vehicle Care

WHEELS AND TIRES

TIRE CONDITION, WHEEL
CONDITION
8. Tilt the retainer when the tire has been Driving over sharp edges can cause tire
lowered through the first cable, and and wheel damage. Do not trap tires on
slide it up the cable so it can be pulled the curb while parking.
up through the wheel opening. Regularly check the wheels for damage.
Seek the assistance of a Chevrolet dealer
in the event of damage or unusual wear.

TIRE DESIGNATIONS
E.g. 265/60 R18 110 T
265 : Tyre width, mm
60 : Cross-section ratio (tire height to
tyre width), percent
R : Belt type: Radial
RF : Type: RunFlat
18 : Wheel diameter, inches
110 : Load index
9. Remove the second cable removing S : Speed code letter
the nut assemble on the wheel using
the wheel wrench. Remove the Speed code letter:
security cable. Q : up to 160 km/h
10. Carefully put the replaced wheel and S : up to 180 km/h
the vehicle tools away. T : up to 190 km/h
See “Spare Wheel” under Different Tire H : up to 210 km/h
and Wheel Types 203. V : up to 240 km/h
W : up to 270 km/h
 Vehicle Care 201

TIRE PRESSURE

Check the pressure of cold tires at least D. Full Load Condition + load
every 14 days and before any long E. Spare Tire Information
journey. Also check the spare wheel.
The tire pressure data refers to cold tires.
Always inflate the spare tire to the
pressure specified for full load.
Incorrect tire pressures will impair safety,
vehicle handling, comfort and fuel
economy and will increase tire wear.

Warning
If the pressure is too low, this can
result in considerable tyre warm-up
and internal damage, leading to tread
separation and even to tyre blow-out
at high speeds.
See Tire Pressure 237 and on the label
on the front right door frame.
TREAD DEPTH
Check tread depth at regular intervals.
Tires should be replaced at a tread depth
of 1.6 mm.

A. Tire Specifications
B. Tire Positions
C. Normal Load Condition (up to 3 people)
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TIRE ROTATION

Caution
• The rubber of the tire deteriorates
as time goes by. This happens with
the spare tire too, even if it was not
used.
• The aging of the tires is affected by
many conditions, like temperature,
load and pressure.
• The vehicle must be taken
regularly to the manufacturer's
technical assistance for a complete
tire report.
The legally permissible minimum tread Different forces in front and rear tires
depth (1.6 mm) has been reached when make them wear differently. This wear • If the spare tire has not been used in
the tread has worn down as far as one of can cause loss of vehicle stability. 6 years, you must use it only in
the tread wear indicators (TWI). Their extreme emergency. When you do
To avoid that, the owner has to do a tire
position is indicated by markings on the that, drive with slow speed.
rotation every 10,000 km. The tire
sidewall. rotation must be performed as it is shown
Tires age, even if they are not used. We in the image. WHEN IT IS TIME FOR NEW TIRES
recommend tire replacement every 6 The tires conditions is a item checked on The tire must be replaced when cuts,
years. periodic inspection of the Chevrolet bulges on sidewalls or any other
Dealers, which are capable to diagnostic deformation type are present.
irregular wear signals or fault which
might compromise the product.
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Note: Warning
When replacing, always use tires of
Do not use different size and type of
the same brand and dimensions.
tires and wheels from those
Preferably replace all tires of same
originally installed on the vehicle. It
axle at the same time.
can affect safety and performance of
DIFFERENT TIRE AND WHEEL the vehicle. It could lead to handling
TYPES failure or rollover and serious injury.
When replacing tires, be sure to
If tires of a different size than those fitted
install all four tires and wheels of the
at the factory are used, it may be
same size, type, tread, brand and load
necessary to reprogram the speedometer
as well as the nominal tire pressure and carrying capacity. The use of any
Tires must also be replaced when their make other vehicle modifications. other tire size or type may seriously
tread depth has worn down near to 3 mm. affect ride, handling, ground and
After converting to a different tire size, body clearance, stopping distance
The image shows where the tread depth have the label with tire pressures
can be found. and speedometer reliability.
replaced.
Caution WHEEL COVERS
Warning
• The tread depth must be greater Wheel covers and tyres that are factory
then 1.6 mm. This information can Use of unsuitable tires or wheels approved for the respective vehicle and
be found on tire "shoulder", after may lead to accidents and will not be comply with all of the relevant wheel and
the TWI (Tread Wear Indicators) covered by the vehicle warranty. tyre combination requirements must be
abbreviation. used.
• The risk of hydroplaning and
drifting is greater when the tires are
worn.
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If the wheel covers and tyres used are not • Apply the parking brake and engage
factory approved, the tyres must not have first gear, reverse gear or P.
a rim protection ridge. Wheel covers must Ÿ A warning triangle is placed under 3rd
not impair brake cooling. row seat (left side) at the time of
vehicle delivery.
Warning Ÿ Place this warning triangle at a suitable
position behind the vehicle.
The use of unsuitable tyres or wheel
covers could lead to sudden pressure • Remove the spare wheel, see “Spare
loss and, thereby accidents. Wheel” in this section.
• Never change more than one wheel a
WHEEL REPLACEMENT time.
Make the following preparations and • Use the jack only to change wheels in
Wedge Placement case of puncture, not for seasonal
observe the following information:
winter or summer tire change.
Flat Position Location on Vehicle
Warning • If the ground on which the vehicle is
Behind the back standing is soft, a solid board
Left Side
All passenger must be out of the right tire (maximum 1 cm thick) should be
Front
vehicle when it is being jacked. Only Behind the back placed under the jack.
Right Side
jack the vehicle on hard, level left tire • No people or animals may be in the
surfaces. In front of the front vehicle when it is jacked-up.
Left Side
right tire • Never crawl under a jacked-up
• Park the vehicle on a level, firm and Back vehicle.
In front of the front
non-skid surface and in a safe Right Side • Do not start the vehicle when it is
left tire
location. raised on the jack.
• Press the button.
 Vehicle Care 205

• Clean wheel nuts and thread before 2. Turn the wheel wrench counterclock- Position the jack on the front ends on
mounting the wheel. wise to loosen all the wheel nuts. Do not the plate 1.
1. Disengage the center cap by remove the wheel nuts yet. Position the jack on the rear end under
placing the chisel end of the wheel the rear axle housing 2.
wrench into one of the slots on the
wheel and gently prying the cap out. Danger
To protect the wheel, place a soft cloth
between the wheel wrench and the Getting under a vehicle when it is
alloy wheel. jacked up is dangerous. If the vehicle
slips off the jack you could be badly
injured or killed. Never get under a
vehicle when it is supported only by
a jack.

3. Ensure the jack is correctly positioned

with the vehicle jacking points.
206 Vehicle Care

Warning Rear Position

Raising the vehicle with the jack

improperly positioned can damage
the vehicle and even make the
vehicle fall. To help avoid personal
injury and vehicle damage, be sure to
fit the jack lift head into the proper
location before raising the vehicle.

Front Position

If the flat tire is on the front of the

vehicle, position the jack to the rear of
the front tire in the pocket off of the
frame.
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If the flat tire is on the rear, position Warning 11. Tighten the nuts in a crosswise (1, 2,
the jack under the rear axle and get as 3, 4, 5, 6) sequence. Tightening torque
close as possible to the shock Never use oil or grease on bolts or is 140 Nm.
absorber. nuts because the nuts might come 12. Align the valve hole in the wheel
4. When positioning the jack under the loose. The vehicle's wheel could fall cover with the tire valve before
rear axle housing, confirm that the off, causing a crash with the risk of installing.
slot on the upper side of the jack fits death. Reinstall the center cap when the
on the axle. regular wheel is reinstalled. Place the
Attach jack handle and, with the jack cap on the wheel and tap it into place
correctly aligned, rotate the handle until it is flush with the wheel. The
until the wheel is cleared of the cap only goes on one way. Be sure to
ground slightly. line up the tab on the center cap with
5. Remove the wheel nuts. the indentation on the wheel.
6. Remove the flat wheel. 13. Stow the replaced wheel and the
vehicle tools, see Tools 198.
7. Remove any rust or dirt from the
wheel bolts, mounting surfaces and 14. Check the tire pressure of the installed
spare wheel. tire and also the wheel nut torque as
soon as possible.
8. Install the spare wheel.
Have the defective tire renewed or
repaired.
9. Reinstall the wheel nuts by hand until
the wheel is held against the hub.
10. Lower the vehicle completely by
turning the jack lever counterclock-
wise.
208 Vehicle Care

JUMP STARTING

Spare Wheel 4. Turn the wheel nut of the security A vehicle with a discharged battery can be
The spare wheel can be classified as a cable counterclockwise to release it. started using jump cables and the battery
temporary spare wheel depending on the Remove the security cable. of another vehicle.
size compared to the other mounted Stowing of a Damaged Wheel
wheels and country regulations. Warning
A damaged wheel must be stowed in the
The spare wheel has a steel rim. spare wheel compartment. Vehicle tools Be extremely careful when starting
Use of a spare wheel that is smaller than must be stored into their original place with jump leads. Any deviation from
the other wheels or together with winter behind a cover on the right side of the load the following instructions can lead to
tires could affect driveability. Have the compartment, see Tools 198. injuries or damage caused by battery
defective tire replaced as soon as possible. explosion or damage to the electrical
The spare wheel is kept beneath the rear of systems of both vehicles.
the vehicle.
1. Insert the chiseled end of the jack Warning
handle at a slight angle through the
central hole in the rear compartment Avoid contact with eyes, skin,
and into the funnel shaped guide. fabrics, and painted surfaces. The
2. Turn the wheel wrench counterclock- fluid contains sulphuric acid which
wise to lower the spare tire to the can cause injuries and damage in the
ground. Continue to turn the wheel event of direct contact.
wrench until the spare tire can be
pulled out from under the vehicle.
3. Tilt the retainer when the tire has been
lowered and slide it up the cable so it
can be pulled up through the wheel
opening.
 Vehicle Care 209

• Never expose the battery to open • The vehicles must not come into Cables connection order:
flames or sparks. contact with each other during the 1. Connect the red cable to the positive
• A discharged battery can freeze at a jump starting process. terminal of the booster battery.
temperature of 0°C. Defrost the • Apply the parking brake, manual 2. Connect the other end of the red cable
frozen battery before connecting transmission in neutral, automatic to the positive terminal of the
jump cables. transmission in P (PARK). discharged battery.
• Wear eye protection and protective 3. Connect the black cable to the
clothing when handling a battery. negative terminal of the booster
• Use a booster battery with the same battery.
voltage (12 Volts). Its capacity (Ah) 4. Connect the other end of the black
must not be much less than that of the cable to a vehicle grounding point.
discharged battery. Connect as far away from the
• Use jump cables with insulated discharged battery as possible.
terminals and a cross section of at Route the cables so that they cannot catch
least 25 mm² for diesel engines. on rotating parts in the engine compart-
• Do not disconnect the discharged ment.
battery from the vehicle.
• Switch off all unnecessary electrical
consumers.
• Do not lean over the battery during
jump starting.
• Do not allow the terminals of one
cable to touch those of the other cable.
• Do not use chargers for quick
charging in this procedure.
210 Vehicle Care

TOWING
TOWING THE VEHICLE

To start the engine: Note: Please observe the following procedures

1. Switch off electrical devices (e.g. To avoid damage, the disabled when towing a vehicle:
headlights, heated rear window) of vehicle should be towed with all • No passenger should remain in the
the vehicle receiving the jump start. four wheels off the ground. Care vehicle being towed.
2. Start the engine of the vehicle must be taken with vehicles that • Release the parking brake of the
providing the jump. have low ground clearance and/or towed vehicle and place the
3. After 5 minutes, start the other special equipment. Always have the transmission gear in neutral.
engine. Start attempts should be made vehicle towed with a flatbed vehicle • Turn on the emergency flashers.
for no longer than 15 seconds at an carrier. • Two-wheel drive vehicles should not
interval of 1 minute. be towed with the rear wheels on the
4. Reverse above sequence exactly ground.
when removing cables. Two-wheel drive transmissions have no
provisions for internal lubrication while
being towed. To tow the vehicle behind
another vehicle for recreational purposes,
such as behind a motor home, see
"Recreational Vehicle Towing" in this
section.
Recreational Vehicle Towing
Recreational vehicle towing means
towing the vehicle behind another vehicle
Consult your dealer or a professional - such as behind a motor home. The two
towing service if the disabled vehicle most common types of recreational
vehicle towing are known as dinghy
must be towed.
towing and dolly towing. Dinghy towing
 Vehicle Care 211

is towing the vehicle with all four wheels Dinghy Towing Dolly Towing
on the ground. Dolly towing is towing the Two-Wheel Drive Vehicles Front Towing (Front Wheels Off
vehicle with two wheels on the ground the Ground) - Two-Wheel Drive
and two wheels up on a device known as a Vehicles
dolly.
Here are some important things to
consider before recreational vehicle
towing:
• What is the towing capacity of the
towing vehicle? Be sure to read the
tow vehicle manufacturer's recom-
mendations.
• What is the distance that will be
traveled? Some vehicles have
restrictions on how far and how long
they can tow. If the vehicle is towed with all four wheels
• Is the proper towing equipment going on the ground, the drive train components
could be damaged. The repairs would not Note:
to be used? See your dealer or
trailering professional for additional be covered by the vehicle warranty. Do If a two-wheel drive vehicle is towed
advice and equipment recommenda- not tow the vehicle with all four wheels on with the rear wheels on the ground,
tions. the ground. the transmission could be damaged.
If the vehicle being towed will not be The repairs would not be covered by
• Is the vehicle ready to be towed? Just the vehicle warranty. Never tow the
as in preparing the vehicle for a long started or driven for six weeks or more,
remove cable from the negative terminal vehicle with the rear wheels on the
trip, make sure the vehicle is prepared ground.
to be towed. (post) of the battery to prevent the battery
from draining.
212 Vehicle Care

Two-wheel drive vehicles should not be Rear Towing (Rear Wheels Off the 5. Secure the vehicle to the dolly
towed with all four wheels on the ground. Ground) – Vehicles Four by Two following the manufacturer's
Two-wheel drive transmissions have no instructions.
provisions for internal lubrication while 6. Use an adequate clamping device
being towed. designed for towing to ensure that the
To dolly tow a two-wheel drive vehicle, front wheels are locked into the
the vehicle must be towed with the rear straight position.
wheels on the dolly. See "Rear Towing 7. Turn the ignition to LOCK/OFF.
(Rear Wheels Off the Ground)" later in
this section for more information. If the vehicle being towed will not be
If the vehicle being towed will not be started or driven for six weeks or more,
started or driven for six weeks or more, remove cable from the negative terminal
remove cable from the negative terminal (post) of the battery to prevent the battery
(post) of the battery to prevent the battery from draining.
from draining.
Use the following procedure to dolly tow
a two-wheel drive vehicle from the rear.
1. Attach the dolly to the tow vehicle
following the dolly manufacturer's
instructions.
2. Drive the rear wheels onto the dolly.
3. Firmly set the parking brake.
4. Put an automatic transmission in P
(Park) or a manual transmission in 1
(First).
 Vehicle Care 213

Emergency Towing The towing eye is located at the rear of the

Caution
vehicle.
Drive slowly and smoothly. Quick Attach a tow rope to the towing eye.
starts and stops can damage the
The towing eye must only be used for
vehicle.
towing, and not for recovering a vehicle.
When the engine is not running,
considerably more force is needed to Caution
brake and steer. Drive slowly. Controlled tension
To prevent the entry of exhaust fumes take up in the towing rope and gentle
from the towing vehicle, switch on the air driving behavior will reduce the risk
recirculation and close the windows. of vehicle damage.

TOWING ANOTHER VEHICLE

Note: Note:
This operation must only be used in • Always follow the installation
cases of emergency. instructions of the rear tow
The towing eye is located at the front coupling manufacturer.
of the vehicle under the bumper. • If the vehicle is equipped with
The driver should be inside the parking sensors, the owner must
vehicle to steer and apply the brakes. reset (see parking sensor
manufacturer's manual) the
Turn on ignition to release steering system before installing the rear
column lock and to permit operation tow coupling.
of brake lights, horn and windshield
wipers.
Transmission in neutral.
214 Vehicle Care

APPEARANCE CARE
EXTERIOR CARE

Locks The windshield wipers and rear window Do not use hard objects to remove spots of
The locks are lubricated at the factory wiper must be switched off. Remove the tar. Use tar removal spray on painted
using a high quality lock cylinder grease. external accessories such as roof racks surfaces.
Use de-icing agent only when absolutely etc.
necessary, as this has a degreasing effect Make sure to lock the fuel filler door by Caution
and impairs lock function. After using de- pushing the central locking button.
Take care when moving the vehicle
icing agent, have the locks regreased by a If you wash your vehicle by hand, make
Chevrolet dealer.
after washing, in case water has
sure that the insides of the wheel housings affected the brakes. Applying the
are also thoroughly rinsed out. brakes lightly will indicate whether
Washing
Clean edges and folds on open doors and they have been affected. To dry them
The paintwork of your vehicle is exposed the hood, as well as the areas they cover. quickly, lightly apply the brakes while
to environmental conditions. Wash and
Have the door hinges of all doors greased maintaining a slow forward speed
wax your vehicle regularly. When using
automatic vehicle washes, select a by a Chevrolet dealer. with a clear area ahead until brake
program that includes waxing. performance returns to normal.
Caution
Bird droppings, dead insects, resin,
pollen, etc. can cause paint damage and Do not clean the engine compart-
should be cleaned off immediately. ment with a steam-jet or high-
If using a vehicle wash, comply with the pressure jet cleaner.
vehicle wash manufacturer's instructions.
Never use an automatic vehicle wash that Thoroughly rinse and dry-off the vehicle
requires anything touching the paint using a chamois. Rinse chamois
(other than water). frequently. Use separate chamois for
The wipers must be switched off. Remove painted and glass surfaces: remnants of
the antenna and external accessories. wax on the windows will impair vision.
 Vehicle Care 215

High pressure car washes may cause Paintwork polish with silicone forms a Rims are painted and can be treated with
water to enter the vehicle. Avoid using protective film, making waxing the same agents as the body.
high pressure washes closer than 30 cm to unnecessary.
the surface of the vehicle. Use of power Plastic body parts must not be treated with Paintwork Damage
washers exceeding 8.000 kPa can result in wax or polishing agents. Rectify minor paintwork damage with a
damage or removal of paint and decals. touch-up pen before rust forms. Have
Windows and Windshield more extensive damage or rust areas
Exterior Lights Wiper Blades repaired by a Chevrolet dealer.
Headlight and other light covers are made Use a soft lint-free cloth or chamois
of plastic. Do not use any abrasive or leather together with the window cleaner. Underbody
caustic agents, an ice scraper, and do not
When cleaning the rear window, make Some areas of the vehicle underbody have
clean them dry.
sure the heating element inside is not a PVC undercoating while other critical
damaged. areas have a durable protective wax
Air Intakes
For mechanical removal of ice, use a coating.
Clear debris from the air intakes, between
sharp-edged ice scraper. Press the scraper After the underbody is washed, check the
the hood and windshield and below the
firmly against the glass so that no dirt can underbody and have it waxed if necessary.
front bumper.
get under it and scratch the glass. Bitumen/rubber materials could damage
Polishing and Waxing Clean smearing wiper blades with a soft the PVC coating. Have underbody work
cloth and window cleaner. carried out by a Chevrolet dealer.
Wax the vehicle regularly (at the latest
when water no longer beads). Otherwise, Before and after winter, wash the
the paintwork will dry out. Wheels and Tires underbody and have the protective wax
Do not use high-pressure jet cleaners. coating checked.
Polishing is necessary only if the paint has
become dull or if solid deposits have Clean rims with a pH-neutral wheel
become attached to it. cleaner.
216 Vehicle Care

INTERIOR CARE

Interior and Upholstery Caution

Only clean the vehicle interior, including
the instrument panel and trim, with a dry Close Velcro fasteners as open
cloth or interior cleaner. Velcro fasteners on clothing could
damage seat fabric.
Clean the leather upholstery with clear
water and a soft cloth. In case of heavy
soiling, use leather care. Remove dust from the instrument panel
The instrument panel should only be and door fabric with a vacuum cleaner.
cleaned using a soft damp cloth. Remove stains with interior cleaner.
Clean fabric upholstery with a vacuum Plastic and Rubber Parts
cleaner and brush. Remove stains with an
upholstery cleaner. Plastic and rubber parts can be cleaned
with the same cleaner as used to clean the
Clean seat belts with lukewarm water or body. Use interior cleaner if necessary. Do
interior cleaner. not use any other agent. Avoid solvents
and gasoline in particular. Do not use
high-pressure jet cleaners.
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SERVICE AND GENERAL INFORMATION

MAINTENANCE
General Information Special Information Long Journey Health Checks
General Information .................... 217 In order to ensure economical and safe
vehicle operation and to maintain the Caution
Scheduled Maintenance
value of your vehicle, it is of vital Chevrolet recommends to consult
Scheduled Maintenance ............... 218 importance that all maintenance work is authorized Chevrolet retailer for
Recommended Fluids, carried out at the proper intervals as instructions and vehicle health
Lubricants, And Parts specified.
check-up before setting out a long
Recommended Fluids, journey.
Confirmations
Lubricants .................................... 225
Confirmation of service is recorded in the
Service and Warranty Booklet. The date
and mileage is completed with the stamp
and signature of the servicing a Chevrolet
dealer.
Make sure that the Owners Manual is
completed correctly as continuous proof
of service. It is essential if any warranty
claim is needed.
218 Service and Maintenance

SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
Item Level Checking Inspection Change
At every 5,000 km, If level is Every 10,000 km or 12 months.
Engine 2.8L Diesel Dexos 2 - 5W30 low at dipstick min mark top Whichever occurs first.
up as between Min & Max.
Automatic Transmission Dexron VI All inspections Does not require change

Rear Axle STD Lubricant All inspections 50,000 km or 5 years

ACDelco SAE 75W90
Brakes Brake fluid ACDelco DOT 4 Monthly and each inspection 30,000 km or 3 years

Mineral grease n° 2 Please refer to Replace grease and seals every 30,000 km
Front Bearings or whenever the front corner is submitted
EP with lithium complex preventive maintenance.
to service. Replace retainers.

Front wheel hub Silicone sealant Please refer to preventive Re-application of silicone sealant is mandatory on the
maintenance. hub to flange and flange to cap surfaces every time
the corner is submitted to service.
Inspect every 10,000 km or
Power Steering Gear Oil ACDelco Dexron VI 12 months (whichever occurs No change required.
first) and refill if necessary.*
* First replacement at 100,000 Kms or 5 Years
which ever is earlier. Subsequently at every
Every 5,000 Km. Top up if 50,000 kms. or 5 Years, (In case of leakages,
Cooling System Long life coolant necessary & check for any Coolant loss's, Entire coolant must be replenished
leakages with new coolant as per specified quantity, further
replacement follow at Every 50,000 Kms or
5 Years schedule.)
Specification 9985752 Replacement of the Receiver
Air Conditioning System - Oil PAG GAS R134a Weekly Dryer bottle each five years.
 Service and Maintenance 219

SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
SERVICE SCHEDULES

MAINTENANCE By Every Year OR Every 10,000 Kilometers, whichever comes first.

INTERVAL

10 Year/100,000
1 Year/10,000

2 Year/20,000

3 Year/30,000

5 Year/50,000

6 Year/60,000

7 Year/70,000

8 Year/80,000

9 Year/90,000
4 Year/40,000
MAINTENANCE ITEM
2.8 LTRS LNW - DIESEL ENGINE CONTROL SYSTEM
Engine Oil Replacement R R R R R R R R R R
Engine Oil filter Replacement R R R R R R R R R R
Engine oIl Cap O Ring I R I R I R I R I R
Inspect for leaks I I I I I I I I I I
Hose of Air filter check and Repalce if necessary I I I I I
Air filter Inspection / Replacement of cartridge I R I R I R I R I R
Fuel Filter (Out side Tank)Replacement of Filter element R R R R R
Engine Mounts: Check for Eventual damage and setting I I I
Exhaust systsem mounts: Check for Eventual damage and setting I I I I I I I I I I
Oil Hose: Verify I I I I I
Fuel Hose: Verify I I I I I I I I I I
Acessories Belt: Verify tension and correct if needed I I I I I I I I I I
Acessories Belt : Replacement Every 60,000 Kms or 6 Years which ever occurs first.
Timing Belt: Replacement Every 60,000 Kms or 6 Years which ever occurs first.
220 Service and Maintenance

MAINTENANCE By Every Year OR Every 10,000 Kilometers, whichever comes first.

INTERVAL

10 Year/100,000
1 Year/10,000

2 Year/20,000

3 Year/30,000

5 Year/50,000

6 Year/60,000

7 Year/70,000

8 Year/80,000

9 Year/90,000
4 Year/40,000
MAINTENANCE ITEM
Cooling System
Verify cooling system fluid level and check for leaks I I I I I I I I I I
First replacement at 100,000 Kms or 5 Years which ever is earlier.
Subsequently at every 50,000 kms. or 5 Years, (In case of leakages,
Cooling System : Coolant Replacement Coolant loss's, Entire coolant must be replnished with new coolant as
per specified quantity, further replacement follow at Every 50,000
Kms or 5 Years schedule.)
Hoses, Radiator, Water Pump, Reservoir: Check thelevel and
I I I I I
check for Leaks
Air Conditioning System
Check the system as to the operation I I I I I I I I I I
Pollen filter: Repalce R R R R R
Fabric protection air intake: Check for obstruction I I I I I
 Service and Maintenance 221

MAINTENANCE By Every Year OR Every 10,000 Kilometers, whichever comes first.

INTERVAL

10 Year/100,000
1 Year/10,000

2 Year/20,000

3 Year/30,000

5 Year/50,000

6 Year/60,000

7 Year/70,000

8 Year/80,000

9 Year/90,000
4 Year/40,000
MAINTENANCE ITEM
Automatic Transmission and Rear Drive Axle
Automatic Transmission: Check the Oil Level , if required fill it I I I I I I I I I I
to the correct level
Automatic Transmission Oil: Replacement Inspection at every service's, Does not require Oil change
Rear Drive Axle: Check the Oil Level , if required fill it to the I I I I I I I I I I
correct level
Rear Drive Axle: Oil Replacement Every 50,000 kms or 5 years Which ever Occur first.
Brakes
Pads and Rotors: Check Wearing I I I I I I I I I I
Brake Linings:Check Wearing I I I I I I I I I I
Brake Lines (Pipes and Hoses) : Check for Leaks I I I I I I I I I I
"Brake Fluid: Check fluid level if it is below the minimum, fix I I I I I I I I I I
the leakage and repalce break fluid."
Brake Fluid : Replacement Every 30,000 Kms or 3 Years which ever occurs first.
"Parking Brake: Check the System and adjust.Lubricate the
I I I I I I I I I I
joints and cables"
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MAINTENANCE By Every Year OR Every 10,000 Kilometers, whichever comes first.

INTERVAL

10 Year/100,000
1 Year/10,000

2 Year/20,000

3 Year/30,000

5 Year/50,000

6 Year/60,000

7 Year/70,000

8 Year/80,000

9 Year/90,000
4 Year/40,000
MAINTENANCE ITEM
Front Axle
Front Wheel bearing : Greasing Every 30,000 Kms or 3 Years which ever occurs first.
Front hub cap: Silicone Sealant - Re apply silicone sealant on Every time the Hub cap is removed and refitted in services.
hub -to-flange-to-cap surfaces.
Steering and Suspension (Front and Rear )
Ball Joint and control arms: Verify Potential gap and damage I I I I I I I I I I
Wheel Alignment As and when required or as suggested by CHEVROLET retailer
Wheel Balancing I I I I I I I I I I
Front and Rear Shock absorber: Verify part's attachement and
I I I I I I I I I I
possible oil leakage
Power Steering Reservoir : Check fluid level and add if necessary I I I I I I I I I I
Hoses and Steering:Check Connections for leaks tightness I I I I I I I I I I
Wheels and Tires
Tires:Check the Inflation pressure, the wear and possible damage,
and perform tire rotation, if necessary, Tighten the wheel bolt to I I I I I I I I I I
the recommended torque.
 Service and Maintenance 223

MAINTENANCE By Every Year OR Every 10,000 Kilometers, whichever comes first.

INTERVAL

10 Year/100,000
1 Year/10,000

2 Year/20,000

3 Year/30,000

5 Year/50,000

6 Year/60,000

7 Year/70,000

8 Year/80,000

9 Year/90,000
4 Year/40,000
MAINTENANCE ITEM
Body
Body and the button floor: Check for damage to paint or corrosion I I I I I I I I I I
Seat Belts: Check laces, buckles and Screw condition, Operation
I I I I I I I I I I
and torque
Lubricate Locks, Hinges & Hood Latch I I I I I I I I I I
Electrical System:
Electrical System, Check with "MDI" the occurrence of fault codes I I I I I I I I I I
Inspect for leaks I I I I I I I I I I
Windshield wipers and washers: Check the condition of the blades
I I I I I I I I I I
and wash them with water if necessary.
Head lamps aiming:Check adjustment. I I I
Battery: Check the Terminal condition, if required clean them I I I I I I I I I I
Battery: Check battery mountings, stay rods nuts for tightness I I I I I I I I I I
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MAINTENANCE By Every Year OR Every 10,000 Kilometers, whichever comes first.

INTERVAL

10 Year/100,000
1 Year/10,000

2 Year/20,000

3 Year/30,000

5 Year/50,000

6 Year/60,000

7 Year/70,000

8 Year/80,000

9 Year/90,000
4 Year/40,000
MAINTENANCE ITEM
Chassis
Fuel Tank breather: Check for blocking, I I I
Lubricate Locks, Hinges & Hood Latch L L L L L L L L L L

R - Replace or change (2) Inspect the air cleaner element every - Towing a trailer frequently.
I - Inspect these items and their related 5,000 kms or 6 months if vehicle is (5) More frequent maintenance is
parts. If necessary, correct, clean, driven under dusty driving condi- required if under severe condition:
replenish, adjust, rotate or replace. tions. If necessary, correct, clean or frequent low-speed operation in stop-
replace. and go traffic or driving in dusty
L - Lubricate
(3) Refer to "Recommended Fluids and conditions.
(1) If a vehicle is operated under severe Lubricants". (6) If necessary, rotate
conditions: short distance driving, (6) If necessary, rotate and balance
and balance wheels. wheels.
extensive idling or driving in dusty
conditions, check engine oil at every (4) Change the brake fluid every * For vehicles mainly driven in heavy
5,000 kms or 6 months, top up if 10,000 kms or 1 year (whichever is city traffic in hot weather, in hilly or
required. earlier) if the vehicle is mainly mountainous terrain, when frequently
driven under severe conditions: towing a trailer, or used fortaxi, police
- Driving in hilly or mountainous or delivery service.
terrain, or
 Service and Maintenance 225

RECOMMENDED FLUIDS,
LUBRICANTS, AND PARTS
RECOMMENDED FLUIDS AND
(7) Tire condition should be inspected LUBRICANTS Engine Oil Quality
before driving and tire pressure Dexos 2, 5W 30 - Diesel engines
should be checked each time you fill Only use products that have been tested
your fuel tank or at least every 14 days and approved. Damage resulting from the Selecting the Right Engine Oil
using a tire pressure gauge. use of non-approved materials will not be Selecting the right engine oil depends on
covered by the warranty. the proper oil specification and viscosity
(8) More frequent maintenance is
required if under dusty driving grade.
conditions. Warning Use and ask for engine oils with the Dexos
certification mark. Oils meeting the
Fluids and lubricants can be requirements of your vehicle should have
hazardous and can also be toxic. the Dexos certification mark on the
Handle with care and pay attention to container.
the information given on the
This certification mark indicates that the
package. oil has been approved according to the
Dexos specification.
Engine Oil Your vehicle was filled at the factory with
Engine oil is identified by its quality and Dexos approved engine oil.
viscosity. Quality is more important than Use only engine oil that is approved to the
viscosity when selecting which engine oil Dexos specification or an equivalent
to use. engine oil of the appropriate viscosity
The oil quality ensures engine cleanli- grade. Failure to use the recommended
ness, wear protection and oilaging engine oil or equivalent can result in
control, whereas viscosity grade gives engine damage not covered by the vehicle
information on the oil's thickness over a warranty.
temperature range.
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If you are unsure whether your oil is Engine Oil ViscosityA Ÿ From - 20°C and below: 0W-30,
approved to the Dexos specification, ask 0W-40.
your service provider. Ÿ From - 20°C: 5W-30.
Use of substitute engine oils if Dexos is
unavailable: In the event that Dexos COOLANT AND ANTIFREEZE
approved engine oil is not available at an Use only silicate-free long life coolant
oil change or for maintaining proper oil (LLC) antifreeze.
level, you may use substitute engine oil of
the qualities mentioned above. Use of oils The system is factory filled with coolant
that do not meet the Dexos specification, designed for excellent corrosion
however, may result in reduced perfor- protection and frost protection down to
mance under certain circumstances. approximately - 40 °C. This concentration
should be maintained all year round. The
Topping Up Engine Oil use of additional coolant additives that
Engine oils of different manufacturers intend to give additional corrosion
and brands can be mixed as long as they grades SAE 5W-30 is the best viscosity protection or seal against minor leaks can
comply with the required engine oil grade for your vehicle. cause function problems. Liability for
(quality and viscosity). consequences resulting from the use of
Cold temperature operation If in an area additional coolant additives will be
Engine Oil Additives of extreme cold, where the temperature rejected.
falls below - 20°C, an SAE 0W-30 oil
The use of engine oil additives could should be used.
cause damage and invalidate the
warranty. An oil of this viscosity grade will provide
easier cold starting for the engine at
extremely low temperatures. When
selecting an oil of the appropriate
viscosity grade, be sure to always select
an oil that meets the Dexos specification.
 Service and Maintenance 227

BRAKE AND CLUTCH FLUID

Only use DOT4 brake fluid. Over time,

brake fluid absorbs moisture, which will
reduce braking effectiveness. The brake
fluid should therefore be replaced at the
specified interval.
Brake fluid should be stored in a sealed
container to avoid water absorption.
Ensure brake fluid does not become
contaminated.
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 Technical Data 229

TECHNICAL DATA VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
NUMBER (VIN)

Vehicle Identification
Vehicle Identification
Number (VIN) ............................. 229
Identification Plate ....................... 230
Vehicle Data
Engine Data ................................. 231
Vehicle Weight ............................. 233
Vehicle Dimensions ..................... 234
Capacities and Specifications ....... 236
Tire Pressure ................................ 237
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) The Vehicle Identification Number may
is stamped on the identification plate and be embossed on the instrument panel
on the stringer. visible through the windshield.
230 Technical Data

IDENTIFICATION PLATE

The identification plate is located on the

left front door frame.
Information on identification label:
1 : Manufacturer
2 : Vehicle Identification Number
 Technical Data 231

VEHICLE DATA
ENGINE DATA

Sales Designation 2.8L Diesel

Engine identifier code DURAMAX II
Type Longitudinal, in front of front axle
Number of cylinders 4 (in line)
Piston displacement 2776 cm3
Compression ratio 16.5 (± 0.5):1
Firing sequence 1-3-4-2
Engine power 147 kW (200 PS)
at rpm at 3600 Rpm
Torque 500 Nm
at rpm at 2000 Rpm
Idle speed (AT) with AC/without AC 740 ± 50 Rpm
Fuel type Diesel

Electrical System 2.8L Diesel

Battery 12V 90 Ah
Alternator 140 A
232 Technical Data

Engine 2.8L Diesel

Transmission AT
1st gear 4.06
2nd gear 2.37
3rd gear 1.55
4th gear 1.16
5th gear 0.85
6th gear 0.67
Reverse gear 3.20
Axle Ratio 3.42

Brakes
Type system Hydraulic, parallel dual circuit brake system
Front Floating caliper disc brake - ventilated disc
Rear Floating caliper disc brake - ventilated disc
Fluid Heavy duty fluid DOT 4
Parking brake Operative on disk
 Technical Data 233

Steering Geometry 2.8L Diesel

Front 0*±30’
Camber
Rear -1*36’± 0*,30’
Front 0° ± 0°15’
Toe-in resp.:
Rear 0,08° ± 0°34’
Front 3*20’ ± 45’
Caster
Rear -
Turning circle diameter 11800 mm

VEHICLE WEIGHT
Vehicle Weight (kg) 2.8L Diesel
Model LTZ
Transmission 4x2 (Rear Wheel Drive)
AT Front 1.350
Gross axle load rating
Rear 1.600
Gross vehicle mass AT 2.750
Curb mass AT 2.068
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VEHICLE DIMENSIONS

Engine–2.8L Diesel
Callout Transmission (4x2)
A With roof rack 1851 mm
B Front Track 1570 mm
C Overall width (W/o Mirror) 1902 mm
D Overall width (With Mirror) 2132 mm
236 Technical Data

CAPACITIES AND SPECIFICATIONS

Engine–2.8L Diesel
Transmission–(4x2)
Engine Oil
Refilling
With filter replacement 5.6 L
Fuel Tank
Diesel, nominal capacity 76 L
Engine
Cooling system with heater 9.0 L
Power steering system 1.5 L
Brake system 0.80+/-0.05 L
Final drive
Front -
Rear 2.30 L
a) Automatic transmission refill for gear box dismantled a) 10.6 L
b) Replacement of Transmission oil b) 9 L
Refrigerant for air conditioning system 675 g
Washer fluid reservoir for windshield 4.5 L
 Technical Data 237

TIRE PRESSURE

Tire pressure in load conditions Psi (KPa)

Wheel Up to 3 people Full load
Engine Tire Steel Alloy Front Rear Front Rear
2.8L Diesel 265/60 - 7.5J x 18" 35 (240) 35 (240) 35 (240) 40 (280)
-LTZ R18 110T

Spare Tire and Wheel

Engine Tire Wheel

265/60 R18 110T
2.8L Diesel (40 psi [280]) 7.5J x 18"
238 Technical Data
 Customer Information 239

CUSTOMER VEHICLE DATA RECORDING

AND PRIVACY
INFORMATION
Vehicle Data Recording and Privacy Event Data Recorders Ÿ As part of the manufacturer’s defense
Vehicle Data Recording and The vehicle has a number of sophisticated in case of legal proceedings.
Privacy ......................................... 243 systems that monitor and control several Ÿ As required by law.
Radio Frequency Identification vehicle data. Some data may be stored In addition, the manufacturer may use the
(RFID) ......................................... 244 during regular operation to facilitate collected or received data:
repair of detected malfunctions, other
Ÿ For the manufacturer's research
data is stored only in a crash or near crash
event by systems commonly called event needs;
data recorders (EDR). Ÿ To make it available for research
The systems may record data about the needs where appropriate confidential-
condition of the vehicle and how it was ity is maintained and need is shown.
operated (e.g. engine speed, brake Ÿ To share summary data which is not
application, seat belt usage). tied to a specific vehicle with other
To read this data, special equipment and organizations for research purposes.
access to the vehicle are required. This
will take place when the vehicle is
serviced by a Chevrolet dealer. Some data
is electronically fed into global diagnostic
systems. The manufacturer will not
access information about a crash event or
share it with others except:
Ÿ With the consent of the vehicle owner
or, if the vehicle is leased, with the
consent of the lessee.
Ÿ In response to an official request of
police or similar government office.
240 Customer Information

RADIO FREQUENCY
IDENTIFICATION (RFID)

This vehicle is equipped with a Radio Caution

Frequency Identification (RFID) tag*,
which can be used for Electronic Toll Do not touch or peel off. Do not place
Collection (ETC) or any other applica- any sticker or other metallic
tions as decided by the Regulatory component over the RFID tag,
authority. The RFID tag is located inside neither from the inside nor from the
the windshield. Data for necessary outside of the windshield. Avoid
applications will be added by the agency exposure to chemicals or liquid
authorized by the Regulatory authority solvents. This will impair the
from time to time. Take proper care during function of the RFID tag. The RFID
washing or cleaning of the windshield so tag is tamperproof and will not
as to avoid any damage to the RFID tag. In function once removed from the
case of any damage or malfunction of the
windshield.
RFID tag, or in case of windshield
replacement, contact your Chevrolet
retailer or agency authorized by the
Regulatory authority for the installation
of a new RFID tag.
 Service and Warranty 241

SERVICE AND
WARRANTY
Standard limited warranty
coverage ....................................... 242
Pre delivery inspection and
vehicle delivery ............................ 249
Owner's statement of
acceptance .................................... 251
Chevrolet service ......................... 253
Maintenance record sheet ............ 259
Battery .......................................... 261
Separate corrosion protection
service .......................................... 262
Body inspection record ................ 263
Emission warranty ....................... 265
Annexure - I ................................. 268
Annexure - II ................................ 269
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STANDARD LIMITED WARRANTY COVERAGE

1. SCOPE
Chevrolet Sales India Private Limited, a private limited company incorporated under the Companies Act 1956 bearing CIN
U34100GJ1994PTC021818 and having its Registered office at Shreenathji Compound, Survey No. 1871, Naz Road, Village Jetalpur,
Taluka Daskroi, Ahmedabad, Gujarat – 382 426 and Works at A-16, MIDC Talegaon Industrial Area (Phase-II), Near Floriculture Pa
rk, Talegaon Navlakh Umbhre Village Road, Tehsil-Maval, Pune - 410507. Maharashtra warrants that your new Chevrolet Trailblazer ("ve
hicle") is free from defect in material or workmanship, subject to your compliance with the following terms and conditions mentioned her
eunder and other vehicle maintenance norms as mentioned elsewhere in this service booklet.

Only an authorized CHEVROLET retailer as mentioned in this booklet will make the necessary repairs, using new, re-conditioned or re-
manufactured parts with a view to correcting any defect covered by this warranty.

2. WHAT IS COVERED
Warranty Type Warranty Limits Other Warranties
Time and distance limits for New Vehicle Warranty coverage.
A : General Three (3) years or 1,00,000 kms These parts are covered by other warranties :
(whichever is earlier) from the date of 1. Battery (one (1) year)
delivery by a CHEVROLET retailer or 2. Tires (one (1) year)
the date of first registration of the motor 3. Audio/Radio/3Years and/Acc. (1) year
vehicle, whichever occurs first. (covered by Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd.)
See clause 5.
B : Rust Through* Three (3) years or 1,00,000 kms The warranty covers exterior body metal except :
(whicherver is earlier) from the date of 1. Items not covered by warranty listed in Clause 3
delivery by a CHEVROLET retailer or 2. Exhaust pipe and fuel system rust
the date of first registration of the motor
vehicle, whichever occurs first.

* A hole through a body panel caused by rust / corrosion from inside to outside.
** Service / warranty shall be provided by the concerned equipment manufacturer.
 Service and Warranty 243

• The obligation under this New Vehicle Warranty is limited to the repair of the new motor vehicle at no charge by the CHEVROLET
authorized retailer. For parts replaced during such repair the same warranty applies until the end of the New Vehicle Warranty period as
stipulated herein. All warranty claims expire at the end of the warranty period as specified under Clause 2. The Owner is responsible for any
repair or replacement which are not covered by this warranty.

• Liability of Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. under this New Vehicle Warranty is limited to the value of the service, repairs/ replacement of
parts found to be defective within the warranty period. Beyond servicing and/or repairing defective parts in the vehicle, Chevrolet Sales
India Pvt. Ltd. does not undertake to replace the vehicle / or reimburse the purchaser by payment of any money in respect of the vehicle
purchased by them.

• Under the terms of New Vehicle Warranty, installation, free service will be provided only within the municipal limits of the cities/towns
where Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. has its service network, as elaborated elsewhere in this Owner's Manual. This list of authorized
retailers is subject to change/modification without prior notice. Service outside the municipal limits specified above will be provided after
charging the actual to and fro traveling and incidental expenses, as prevailing from time to time.

• Necessary care and caution is taken in manufacturing of the vehicle, however, Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. shall not be liable for any loss
or damage caused to any article, property, death or disability caused to any human life arising out of fire, electric fault, short circuit,
accidental handling or negligent use of the vehicle. The maximum liability in monetary terms shall be restricted to the value of the defective
parts and / or value of services rendered only. Furthermore, the New Vehicle Warranty, in no case, shall extend to the payment of any
monetary consideration whatsoever, of the replacement or return of the vehicle as a whole.

• The decision of Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. will be final and binding on all matters arising out of this New Vehicle Warranty.

• The owner should preserve the original Invoice for necessary verification and produce the same, as and when required.

• The optimum performance of the vehicle is under standard test conditions.

This New Vehicle Warranty is issued at Talegaon, District Pune, Maharashtra and competent courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction over
matters by or following from time to time.
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3. WARRANTY LIMITATIONS (Clause 3)

The warranty will cease to exist in following conditions:
a. Failure to have the required periodic inspection and required service performed as per the Periodic Maintenance Schedule.
b. Improper or wrong maintenance and in deviation with guidelines mentioned in this service booklet.
c. Any modification, alterations made to the vehicle such as including but not restricted to adding lights, changing engine specifications to
increase horsepower, or using wide tires, and or any other modification in the vehicle that may likely to have an effect on the performance of
the vehicle. (e.g. defects caused by the installation of non homologated wheels and tires are not covered by the warranty.)
d. Failure to use genuine parts / fluids (oil, coolant, brake fluid) and/or other accessories / consumables recommended or approved by
Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd.
e. Use of the vehicle for purposes or in a manner other than the one mentioned in the Owner's Manual. Exceeding specified capacities such as
loading weight, passenger, speed, use as a commercial vehicle and rpm limitations.
f. Damage caused by driving the vehicle under severe conditions such as un-pliable or water-logged roads, in races or rallies.
g. Damage caused by natural disasters including but not restricted to earthquakes, storms, floods, fire and accidents. The owners are
recommended to keep their vehicle insurance valid at all times.
h. Damage caused by smoke, chemicals, bird-droppings, salt, stone chipping, scratches, iron dust or any other extraneous circumstances like
external mechanical or chemical influences (regarding paint or body damage, specially stone throw, air-borne rust, industrial fall out),
damage to catalytic converter due to use of wrong/bad quality fuel acting on the vehicle.
i. Damage caused by normal wear (for instance brake-pad, etc.) or exposure to the elements such as discoloring or deformation of any interior,
plastic, chrome or painted part or surface.
j. Sensory complaint by the owner against symptoms such as noise, vibration or oil stains which do not effect performance.
k. Damage which should have been detected during normal usage but became serious when left unattended to and/or the owner of the vehicle
having failed to claim and having rectified a defect which was already apparent during vehicle delivery, immediately after delivery or a
defect which becomes apparent at a later date immediately after it became apparent.
 Service and Warranty 245

l. Failure of the owner to adhere to the requirements outlined in Clause 4.

m. Fuel system damage caused by water or other foreign matter in the fuel system.
n. Damage caused by the installation of non genuine accessories or equipment after the vehicle has been purchased from the CHEVROLET
retailer such as radio, car telephone, CD radio set, or cargo carrier and / or other activities of a similar nature.
o. Damage caused by running vehicle on adulterated fuel/lubricants or fuel/lubricants other than those specified by Chevrolet Sales India Pvt.
Ltd.
P. Damage caused by usage of non-recommended Oil additive/Engine flushing agent.
Note: Chervolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. doesn't recommend any Oil additive/Engine flushing agent for its vehicles.
WHAT IS NOT COVERED
• Adjustments, cleaning, inspection, or required periodic maintenance.
• Parts designated as requiring periodic replacement.
• Warranty repair not performed by a CHEVROLET retailer.
• Charges or fees for telephone, tow, transportation charges of the vehicle to the nearest CHEVROLET retailer, rental car, and so forth;
compensation for inconvenience or commercial losses; all other consequential costs relating to the owner being unable to use the vehicle.
• External damage / Underbody hit by negligent or careless driving.
• Any accident, damage, loss or destruction due to negligent, careless use of vehicle.
• Damage to the engine while driving in water logged conditions or entry of water in to the engine.
• Consumptive parts and oil/grease and other fluids. (See the following tables of consumptive parts and oil/grease and other fluids.)
246 Service and Warranty

Consumptive Parts Oil/Grease and other fluids

Drive belts Engine oil
Air cleaner element Transmission oil
Fuel filter Differential carrier assembly
Oil filter fluid
Clutch disc, clutch parts Transfer case fluid
Brush holders Brake fluid
Brake shoe and pads Coolant
Brake discs Grease
Brake drums
Washer fluid
Wiper blades
Battery fluid
Light bulbs
Diesel
Motor brushes
Hoses Air conditioner refrigerant
Fuses, etc. Other lubricants, etc.

No warranty repair shall be made if it is found that the vehicle Identification number like chassis / engine number, odometer or the warranty &
service booklet (Owner's Manual), have been tampered with. This list is neither exclusive nor exhaustive and the decision of Chevrolet Sales
India Pvt. Ltd. shall be final and binding.
 Service and Warranty 247

4. WHAT THE OWNER MUST DO

In order to keep this warranty valid you must:
a. Use your vehicle as instructed in the Owner’s Manual.
b. Have your vehicle inspected according to this schedule.
The cost of the service is borne by the owner. If the services are not performed within the specified time limits, the general and the rust
through warranty as referred to under Clause 2 above, shall be rendered null and void and shall not be reinstated by a subsequent service.
c. Keep the warranty & service booklet (Owner’s Manual) and all receipts in a safe place to present to the CHEVROLET retailer at regular
maintenance visits and when repair work is required.
5. PARTS COVERED BY OTHER WARRANTY CONDITION
a. Battery : The coverage period is 1 year from the date of new vehicle registration regardless of the distance traveled.
b. Tires : This Warranty is Covered for One Year. Please check with your CHEVROLET retailer for details.
c. Audio/Radio/Acc. : This warranty is covered for 3 years. Please check with your CHEVROLET retailer for details.
6. MAKING THE WARRANTY EFFECTIVE
The warranty goes into effect after CHEVROLET authorized retailer fills in the appropriate information about your vehicle and places the
retailer's official seal and signature in the warranty & service booklet (Owner’s Manual).
7. REQUIREMENTS FOR WARRANTY WORK
To have warranty work carried out, present the warranty & service booklet (Owner’s Manual) to the authorized CHEVROLET retailer as
mentioned in this booklet. If the warranty & service booklet is lost or incomplete, then work to be carried out with respect to the standard
warranty shall be refused.
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8. CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP
If the vehicle is sold during the warranty period, please deliver the warranty & service booklet (Owner’s Manual) to the new owner.
The new owner will need to complete the change of address or subsequent ownership notification card located elsewhere in this booklet in
order for the coverage to be transferred.
9. EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH WARRANTY WORK
The expenses of repair work and parts of your CHEVROLET vehicle will be covered by CHEVROLET standard limited warranty in
accordance with the WARRANTY & SERVICE BOOKLET (OWNER’S MANUAL). Other expenses that are not covered by the
CHEVROLET Standard Limited Warranty must be covered by the owner.
10. Chevrolet Sales India Private Limited is launching the CHEVROLET Trailblazer in different cities in a phased manner. The CHEVROLET
retailer responsible for delivering your Trailblazer is qualified to provide all Trailblazer related services within the city where he is located.
As other CHEVROLET retailers become operational to handle the Trailblazer, they will also be able to provide similar Trailblazer related
services. IN ORDER FOR THE WARRANTY ON YOUR VEHICLE TO APPLY, IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOUR TRAILBLAZER BE
SERVICED, HANDLED AND ATTENDED TO ONLY BY CHEVROLET RETAILER AS SET FORTH IN THIS BOOKLET.
11. The following requisite document should be presented to the CHEVROLET retailer at the time of making a claim under New Vehicle
Warranty:
• Original invoice issued by CHEVROLET retailer.
• Warranty and service booklet / maintenance record.
• Any other document deemed to be necessary by CHEVROLET retailer and/or Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd.
 Service and Warranty 249

PREDELIVERY INSPECTION AND VEHICLE

DELIVERY

Before delivering the vehicle we carried out a thorough predelivery

inspection in order to ensure that your Chevrolet vehicle is in a fault-
free condition. Accompanying this appropriately filled out service
booklet (Owner's Manual) are the tool kit and your vehicle
documents.
You have been informed of the service intervals and necessary
service checks, including under extreme operating conditions and in
particular with regard to oil changing of diesel engines.

City, date :

CHEVROLET Retailer’s / ASO’s Stamp and Signature

250 Service and Warranty
 Service and Warranty 251

OWNER’S
STATEMENT OF ACCEPTANCE

I hereby certify that the vehicle has been delivered in an orderly and
proper operating condition, including Keys, Service Booklet
(Owner's Manual) and Tool Kit. I have read and understood the
terms and conditions pertaining to the New Vehicle Warranty
and agree to abide by the same.
I have been informed of the service intervals and necessary service
checks, including under extreme operating conditions.

Date of delivery :

City, date :

Name and signature of customer :

This sheet must be detached prior to vehicle delivery and placed with the vehicle file after it has been signed by the customer.
252 Service and Warranty
 Service and Warranty 253

1st Free Inspection - 1 Month / 1000 km

(whichever occurs earlier)

Dear Customer,
VIN no. ________________________________

We are confident that you and your family would be enjoying the safe and PDI no. _________________________________
comfortable drive of the Chevrolet Trailblazer.
Date of service ___________________________
Date of delivery __________________________
We would like to undertake a thorough check-up of the vehicle at 1000 kms or
30 days, whichever occurs earlier. This will also allow us to re-emphasize the Retailer code_____________________________
salient features of the Trailblazer to you. Customer’s name _________________________
In the unlikely event of an emergency assistance, please call your nearest Customer’s tel. no. ________________________

I confirm that the vehicle has been inspected and

CHEVROLET retailer as mentioned in this booklet or please feel free to delivered to my satisfaction.
call our 24 hr. helpline at 1800 3000 8080.

Customer’s Signature
Retailer's Signature
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1st Free Inspection - 1 Month / 1000 km (whichever occurs earlier)

GENERAL STATUS REVIEW

Check closing efforts of doors Central locking system
Other functions
UNDER HOOD
Check fluid levels Engine oil level
Brake oil level Coolant level
Windscreen washer level & add washer fluid A/T Oil leakage
UNDERBODY, WHEELS
Visually check routing, leaks & damage Check tire pressure
ELECTRICAL CHECKS
Malfunction indicator lamp Service vehicle soon lamp
Charging lamp Oil pressure lamp
Parking brake lamp/indicator All other telltale lamp
High beam/Turn signal Hazard indicator Cigarette lighter/rear defogger
Check lighting system Horn/Radio/Outside Mirrors
Horn/Radio/Outside Mirrors High/Low beam/Hazard signal
Turn signal/Flash to pass signal Front/Rear fog lamps/Tail lamps
Stop lamp/Reversing lamp Trunk lamp
DYNAMIC EVALUATION
Steering function/noise/abnormal drag A/T gear shifting function/ noise
Accelerating & braking function/ noise Check tires
Any other abnormal noise
Note - Cost of materials and consumables to be borne by customer.
For detailed information refer section 'Scheduled Maintenance'.
 Service and Warranty 255

2nd Free Inspection - 1 Year / 10,000 Kms (whichever occurs earlier) CHEVROLET Inspection

ENGINE CONTROL SYSTEM 2nd Free Inspection - 1 Year / 10,000 Kms

Drive Belt Engine Oil (Replace)
(whichever occurs earlier)
(Alternator and A/C Compressor)

Engine Oil Filter (Replace) Cooling System Hose and Connections VIN _________________________________
Engine Coolant Fuel Filter
Fuel Line and Connections Air Cleaner Element Regn. No. _____________________________
PCV System Oil Separator with Bolt
CHASSIS AND BODY Delivery date __________________________
Exhaust Pipe & Mountings Brake / Clutch Fluid
Front Brake Discs & Pads Rear Brake Drums & Linings Date of service _________________________
Parking Brake Brake Line and Connections
(Including Booster ) Kms _________________________________
Steering Wheel & Linkage Manual Transaxle Fluid
Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing I confirm that the job has been attended to my
(As and when required or as suggested by (As and when required or as suggested by
CHEVROLET retailer.) CHEVROLET retailer.)
satisfaction.
Drive Shaft Boots Safety Belts, Buckles & Anchorages
Lubricate Locks, Hinges & Hood Latch A/C Mesh Filter
Chassis & Underbody Bolts & Tire Condition, Inflation Pressure
Nuts Tight / Secure & Rotation
Customer’s Signature
Note - Cost of materials and consumables to be borne by customer.
For detailed information refer section 'Maintenance Schedule'. Labour free & Parts are chargeable
(Retain with job card)
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Delivering Retailer’s stamp & date

I hereby certify that the work has been carried

out as per the
schedule.

Servicing Retailer’s / ASO stamp & date

 Service and Warranty 257

3rd Free Inspection - 2 Year / 20,000 Kms (whichever occurs earlier) CHEVROLET Inspection

ENGINE CONTROL SYSTEM 3rd Free Inspection - 2 Year / 20,000 Kms

Drive Belt Engine Oil (Replace)
(whichever occurs earlier)
(Alternator and A/C Compressor)

Engine Oil Filter (Replace) Cooling System Hose and Connections VIN _________________________________
Engine Coolant Fuel Filter (Replace)
Fuel Line and Connections Air Cleaner Element (Replace) Regn. No. _____________________________
Oil filler cap "O" Ring
CHASSIS AND BODY Delivery date __________________________
Exhaust Pipe & Mountings Brake / Clutch Fluid
Front Brake Discs & Pads Rear Brake Drums & Linings Date of service _________________________
Parking Brake Brake Line and Connections
(Including Booster ) Kms _________________________________
Steering Wheel & Linkage Manual Transaxle Fluid
Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing I confirm that the job has been attended to my
(As and when required or as suggested by (As and when required or as suggested by
CHEVROLET retailer.) CHEVROLET retailer.)
satisfaction.
Drive Shaft Boots Safety Belts, Buckles & Anchorages
Lubricate Locks, Hinges & Hood Latch A/C Mesh Filter (Replace)
Chassis & Underbody Bolts & Tire Condition, Inflation Pressure
Nuts Tight / Secure & Rotation
Customer’s Signature
Note - Cost of materials and consumables to be borne by customer.
For detailed information refer section 'Maintenance Schedule'. Labour free & Parts are chargeable
(Retain with job card)
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Delivering Retailer’s stamp & date

I hereby certify that the work has been carried

out as per the
schedule.

Servicing Retailer’s / ASO stamp & date

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MAINTENANCE RECORD SHEET

(Repair category - Free Service/Paid Service/Running Repair/Accident Repair)

Repair Repair Name of Servicing Service

R.O. No. Kms. Details of Repair Done Retailer Stamp
Date Category Retailer Adv. Sign.
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MAINTENANCE RECORD SHEET

(Repair category - Free Service/Paid Service/Running Repair/Accident Repair)

Repair Repair Name of Servicing Service

R.O. No. Kms. Details of Repair Done Retailer Stamp
Date Category Retailer Adv. Sign.
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BATTERY
• Defects arising out of faulty vehicle electrical systems, negligent
Battery type : maintenance, incorrect charging or improper filling of the battery by
unauthorized dealers/auto electricians are not covered by warranty.
Battery make :
• Consequent liabilities are not covered by this warranty policy.
Battery batch code/ Sl. No. : • Get Battery checked every 3 months.

Important Instructions
• The battery must be fitted firmly in the cradle.
• Connecting cables and connectors must be fastened securely on to the
battery.
• Connections must be made in the right polarity.
• Terminals must be kept coated with petroleum jelly/vaseline. DO
NOT USE GREASE.
• Battery top & vent plugs must always be kept clean & dry .
• Electrolyte level must always be maintained in line with the bottom of
the vent hole. In case of any drop in electrolyte level, add pure CHEVROLET retailer’s
distilled water. NEVER ADD ACID. Stamp

• Battery is warranted for a period of one year only.

• Liability under this warranty is limited to defects arising out of faulty
material or workmanship developing under proper use and NOT
when the battery is merely discharged.
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SEPARATE
CORROSION PROTECTION
SERVICE Body/ Underbody Corrosion Protection Service
Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. provides a three (3) years or
1,00,000 kms (whichever is earlier) warranty vehicle that no rust-
through of the body/underbody will occur, provided that the
directives from Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. concerning the
treatment, maintenance, and care of the vehicle (Owner’s Manual)
and especially the inspection and checks prescribed in the service
booklet have been carried out.
Furthermore, the body paintwork and the corrosion protection must
be visually inspected for damage as part of the regular annual
inspection or 10,000 kms service. The customer is informed of any
damage detected and measures to rectify this damage. Any damage
discovered is also indicated in the following corrosion protection
diagram.
Confirmation of the inspection is indicated by a stamp and dated
signature, accompanied by indication of the vehicle mileage on the
following verification documents.
Make use of this possibility in order to avoid problems during
warranty claims regarding rust- through of the body / underbody.
The rust through warranty is not applicable if areas damaged by any
reason remain unattended and become the cause of corrosion.
All repairs when required should be carried out promptly and by the
CHEVROLET retailer.
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BODY INSPECTION RECORD

Vehicle identification number In order to maintain the Chevrolet Slaes India Pvt. Ltd. rust-through warranty,
the vehicle must be subjected to an inspection by CHEVROLET retailer once
a year. Any resulting work is subject to a charge.
Registration number

Check-up 1st year after initial registration.

Name / address of owner

Check-up date

Odometer reading

Damage found 1. Outer body Yes No

2. Under body Yes No
3. Engine compartment Yes No

Retailer
stamp / signature

Damage repaired Yes No

Remarks :
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BODY INSPECTION RECORD

Vehicle identification number In order to maintain the Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. rust-through warranty,
the vehicle must be subjected to an inspection by CHEVROLET retailer once
a year. Any resulting work is subject to a charge.
Registration number

Check-up 2nd year after initial registration.

Name / address of owner

Check-up date

Odometer reading

Damage found 1. Outer body Yes No

2. Under body Yes No
3. Engine compartment Yes No

Retailer
stamp / signature

Damage repaired Yes No

Remarks :
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EMISSION WARRANTY
(Applicable in NCR Delhi, Chennai,
Kolkata and Mumbai)
Subject to other terms of the warranty Conditions : Pvt. Ltd. and or its retailers and results
policy and the conditions and obligations 1. This warranty will be in addition to of such examination will be final and
laid down hereunder, Chevrolet Sales and will run concurrently and parallel binding. If, on examination, the
India Pvt. Ltd., certifies that the compo- to the product warranty and will apply warrantable condition is not
nents liable to affect the emission of the only in respect to components as established, Chevrolet Sales India Pvt.
gaseous pollutants in the vehicle in the mentioned in Annexure-II. Ltd. will have the right to charge full,
normal use despite the use to which it may or part, of the cost of such examination
be subjected, comply with the provisions 2. The period of the vehicle’s warranty and resulting repairs /rectification
of Rule 115 (2) of the Central Motor shall commence from the date of the
vehicle sale. 5. In case of acceptance of the warranty
Vehicle Rules, 1989,and further warrants under Emission Warranty, Chevrolet
that if on examination by a service center 2.1 Warranty period - 1,00,000 kms or 3 Sales India Pvt. Ltd. will replace, at
duly authorized by the Chevrolet Sales years whichever occurs earlier, from retailers, free of charge, the
India Pvt. Ltd., the vehicle is discovered to date of the vehicle sale. components which are covered as
be failing to meet the emission standard as mentioned in Annexure-II, but the
specified in the said rule, our authorized 3. The warranty claim will be accepted only
after examination carried out by consumables as mentioned in OM
service center shall take such corrective shall be charged as per actual
measures as may be necessary and shall at CHEVROLET retailers leading to a firm
conclusion that none of the original applicable rates.
its sole discretion either repair or replace
free of charge such components of settings /specifications have been 6. In case of a vehicle in which the
emission control system as are specified in tampered with and that the components (s) components covered under Emission
Annexure II hereof. as mentioned in Annexure –II has/have a Warranty or the associated parts, are not
manufacturing defect, and /or, that the independently replaceable, on account
The definitions of various terms used in vehicle is unable to meet the In-use of their being integral parts of a
Emission warranty proposal are given in emission standards. complete assembly, CSIPL will have
Annexure –I. These definitions shall be in the sole discretion to replace either the
line with the definition of the existing 4. The methods of examination to
determine the warrantable condition entire assembly or by using some of the
product Warranty definition. parts of the system through suitable
of the components will be at sole
discretion of Chevrolet Sales India
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repairs or modifications. examination by CHEVROLET (iii)Regularly obtains and carries out

7. Any consequential repairs or retailers. maintenance at CHEVROLET
replacement of parts which may be 10. Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. will not retailers as per the list in this booklet
found necessary to establish be responsible for any fines, penalties only, in accordance with Chevrolet
compliance to In-use emission that may be charged by Statutory or Sales India Pvt. Ltd. guidelines and
standards, in addition to the replace- Regulatory authorities on account of enters the details in the Service
ment of the components covered failure of the vehicle to comply Booklet.
under Emission Warranty, will not be with the in-use emission standards on (iv)Immediately approaches the nearest
made free of cost unless such parts are the vehicle not meeting any such Authorized Service Center as per the
also found to be in a warrantable given legal/ regulatory requirement, list in this booklet upon discovery of
condition within the scope and limit of during inspection by such authorities. failure to comply with the In-use
the product Warranty (Chevrolet 11. Emission Warranty will be applicable emission standard inspite of having
Trailblazer-3 years/1,00,000 kms, irrespective of the change of ownership maintained and used the vehicle in
whichever is earlier). The of the vehicle provided all the accordance with the instructions in the
consumables and labour shall be conditions as laid down in this OM and having carried out such
charged per actual during such repairs document are met from the date of repairs and adjustments as may be
or replacement of parts. original sale of the vehicle. required with a view to establish such
8. All the parts removed for replace-ment compliance.
This Emission Warranty will be
under warranty will be the property of applicable only if the customer : (v) Produces the ‘Pollution Under Control
Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. (PUC)’ certificate valid for the period
(i) Observes all the important instruc-tions immediately preceding the test during
9. Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. will not and any other precautions listed in the
be responsible for the cost of which the failure is discovered, the
OM for use of the vehicle. test having been carried out either for
transportation of the vehicle to the
nearest retailer or any loss due to non- (ii) Under all circumstances uses lubric- obtaining a new certificate, or
availability of the vehicle during the ants and fuel as recommended by pursuant upon being directed by an
period of a warranty claim and Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. officer as referred to in sub – rule (2)
of Rule 116 of the Central Motor
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Vehicles Rules. an accident. by Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd.

(vi)Produces the service booklet (Owner’s 4. Use of such replacement parts, which Scope and Limits:
Manual) and all relevant bills for are not specified and approved by
1. This emission warranty is in addition to
verification of details. Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd.
the product warranty for the vehicle as
(vii)Produces receipts covering maint- 5. If the vehicle or parts thereof, have per the scope and limit described in the
enance of the vehicle as specified in been altered, tampered with or OM and all conditions described
the OM from the date of original modified or replaced in an unautho- therein will apply, in addition to those
purchase of the vehicle. rized manner. exclusively stipulated in this warranty.
(viii)Produces valid certificate of 6. A vehicle on which the odometer is not 2. The emission warranty covers only
insurance & RTO registration. functioning or the odometer has been compliance with the emission standard
changed or the reading of which has as specified in sub rule (2) of Rule 115
Conditions under which warranty is been changed / tampered with so that
NOT applicable: of CMVR. It does not cover any other
the actual mileage cannot be readily performance of these parts or routine
1. Non production/availability of a valid determined. test and consequent maintenance or
‘Pollution under Control’ certificates 7. A vehicle, which has been used, for adjustments to establish compliance to
as described in customer obligation competitions, races, rallies or for the the in-use emission standard as
(V). purpose of establishing records. applicable to the state, in which the
2. In case the vehicle is not serviced by 8. Examination by CHEVROLET vehicle is registered and is in use.
CHEVROLET retailers as per the list retailers as per the list in this booklet
in this booklet as per the service of the vehicle shows that any of the
schedule described in the mainte- conditions stipulated in the OM with
nance chart given in the Owner’s regard to use and maintenance have
Manual. been violated.
3. A vehicle, which has been subjected to 9. A vehicle, which has been run on
abnormal use, abuses, neglect and adulterated fuel or lubricant or fuels
improper maintenance or has met with lubricants other than those, specified
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ANNEXURE-I
Definitions:
1. Vehicle : Chevrolet Trailblazer, sport utility vehicle (SUV) approved for sale within India under the provisions of Central Motor Vehicle
Rules, 1989 or any subsequent amendment or substitution thereof.
2. Owner’s Manual (OM) : A document given to the customer at the time of sale of the vehicle giving guidelines on use and maintenance of
the vehicle including the terms and conditions of Warranty.
3. Maintenance : Maintenance as per the schedule provided in the Owner’s Manual by Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. including inspection,
verification check, adjustment and replacement, if necessary.
4. Service Booklet : The scheduled service record book in Owner’s Manual, which is required to be filled by CHEVROLET retailer at the time
of service.
5. Abnormal Use : The situations when the vehicle is put to use other than that intended by Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. such as racing,
overloading or use of adulterated fuel or fuel not recommended by Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd.
6. Manufacturing Defect : Means deficiency or deviation from normal production tolerance in design, material, or workmanship in a device
or system which affects any parameter, performance, or component belonging to emission control system.
7. Product Warranty : The manufacturer warranty as provided by Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd., which covers failure of various parts and
systems as per the Owner’s Manual 3 years/1,00,000 kms, whichever is earlier.
8. Emission Warranty : Warranty for emission performance of the vehicle as determined by sub-rule (2) of rule no 115 of the Central Motor
Vehicles Rules, 1989.
9. Authorized Service Centers : Any service facilities authorized by Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd. to perform warranty repairs. This shall
include all of CHEVROLET retailers that are recognised for service of subject vehicles or any other service center duly authorized by
Chevrolet Sales India Pvt. Ltd.
10. Warrantable Condition : Warrantable condition means any condition of a vehicle, which triggers the responsibility of Chevrolet Sales
India Pvt. Ltd. to take corrective action within the framework of emission Warranty. This however shall not include any statutory or
regulatory fines or penalties.
11. Warranted Parts : Those components, listed as per Annexure–II.
12. Chevrolet retailer or Chevrolet retailers: Retailers / services outlets / dealers, authorised by Chevrolet Sales India Pvt Ltd.
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ANNEXURE-II
List of Components Covered under Emission Warranty
S. No. Part name
1 Catalytic Converter***
2 Exhaust manifold gasket
3 Electronic Control Module
4 Mass Air Flow Sensor
5 Manifold Absolute Position Sensor
6 Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor
7 Air Temp. Sensor
8 Exhaust Temperature Sensor
9 Coolant Temperature Sensor
10 Injectors
11 Fuel Pressure Regulator Valve
12 Exhaust Gas Re-circulation Valve
13 Fuel Pump
14 Hight Pressure Pump

*** Catalytic Converter is covered only for emission related failures as provided under the warranty statement. Replacements if any shall not be
applicable for breakage and noise problems.
Note : All the above mentioned parts are covered only if the car fails to meet the prescribed Emission norms. Any other performance problems
shall be treated as not relevant to the Emission warranty.
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24x7 ROADSIDE
ASSISTANCE
How to request assistance ................ 272
Benefits ............................................ 273
Covered area .................................... 273
Chevrolet Roadside Assistance at
home or on the road ......................... 273
Vehicle recovery following
mechanical or electrical
breakdown ....................................... 273 24x7x365 Days Access Fuel Assistance Taxi Assistance Tyre Assistance
Vehicle recovery following an accident . to Toll Free Number
182
Taxi benefit ...................................... 274
Urgent message relay ...................... 274
Locked keys/lost key ....................... 274
Non covered events under the Chevrolet
Roadside Assistance
program ........................................... 274
Special exclusions ........................... 276
Adverse weather .............................. 276
Force majeure .................................. 277
External factors ................................ 277
Right of refusal ................................ 277 Key Lockout Towing Facility Battery Jump Start
Services
Disputes ........................................... 277
Summary ......................................... 277
Disclaimer ....................................... 278
272 24x7 Roadside Assistance

The Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program is focused to enhance your overall Chevrolet ownership experience by providing 24x7 Roadside
Assistance emergency support for a period of three years starting from the date of invoice of the Chevrolet vehicle sold from an authorized
CHEVROLET retailer, in the unfortunate event of vehicle breakdown or accident of your Chevrolet vehicle. The Chevrolet Roadside
Assistance Program has specially been designed to take care of your car’s safety and your comfort. The Benefits and the Terms & Conditions of
the Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program are mentioned in this Owner’s Manual. You are therefore, requested to read this Owner’s Manual
very carefully.

HOW TO REQUEST ASSISTANCE

In the event of a breakdown or accident, simply call the Chevrolet 24x7 Roadside Assistance Program on Toll Free Number*
1800 103 8090. (*In case of difficulty in reaching this toll-free number from your phone network, please dial 0124-4388090. Call charges apply.)
Please have the following information in hand when you call for assistance:
1. Your name and contact phone number.
2. Vehicle registration number.
3. Vehicle identification number (VIN) mentioned in the vehicle registration certificate.
4. Vehicle model.
5. Date of invoice.
6. Name of the authorized retailer from whom Chevrolet vehicle was purchased.
7. Brief description of the problem faced.
8. Specific location of the vehicle along with the nearest landmark.
The Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program is available only if the above mentioned dial-in numbers are contacted.

REMARKS
1. Once you have called Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program, it is advisable that you stay with your vehicle.
2. Park your vehicle on the edge of the road and put the hazard warning lights on.
3. If you are on a highway, place the warning triangle provided with the Chevrolet vehicle approximately 3 meters from the vehicle in the
direction of the on-coming traffic.
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BENEFITS
Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program can be availed when your vehicle is immobilized due to:
1. Mechanical or electrical breakdown.
2. Road traffic accident where the vehicle is immobilized.
3. Human error.
4. Battery problems: Dead battery.
5. Fuel problems: Out of fuel, incorrect fuel or contaminated fuel.
6. Key problems: Locked keys, lost keys or broken vehicle keys.
7. Tyre problems: Puncture – replace with spare tyre available in the vehicle, bolts or valve related issues.

COVERED AREA
Customers are entitled to the Benefits provided under this Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program on a PAN India level (only exception in
coverage is Andaman Nicobar Islands, where this Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program is currently not available), provided however the
Chevrolet vehicle has broken down on gazette, bitumen/concrete road. Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program will also be provided to a
customer when at home, on the roadside, on the highway, in a parking lot, etc., but if you are already at an authorized CHEVROLET retailer, then
you are not entitled to the Benefits under the Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program.

CHEVROLET ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE AT HOME OR ON THE ROAD

If your Chevrolet vehicle is immobilized whether at home or on the road, Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program personnel will attend to your
Chevrolet vehicle. If the problem is something that can be resolved at the roadside, a mobile technician will be sent to mobilize your vehicle at
the roadside.

VEHICLE RECOVERY FOLLOWING MECHANICAL OR ELECTRICAL BREAKDOWN

If your Chevrolet vehicle is unable to be mobilized following a mechanical or electrical breakdown, a recovery vehicle will be sent to recover
your Chevrolet vehicle to the nearest authorized CHEVROLET retailer.
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VEHICLE RECOVERY FOLLOWING AN ACCIDENT

If your Chevrolet vehicle is unable to be mobilized following a road traffic accident, Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program personnel will
organize to send a recovery vehicle to recover your Chevrolet vehicle to the nearest authorized CHEVROLET retailer, however all the costs
towards repairs will be borne exclusively by you.

TAXI BENEFIT
If your Chevrolet vehicle is recovered to an authorized CHEVROLET retailer by Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program personnel, the driver
and passengers, if any, of the Chevrolet vehicle will be provided with one free taxi ride, up to 50 kms from the breakdown location, in order to
continue your journey. The maximum number of persons that can avail this facility would, at no point of time, exceed the number of people
including the driver, Chevrolet vehicle is permissible to carry under the applicable rules and regulations.

URGENT MESSAGE RELAY

You will be provided an urgent message relay service to help keep in contact with family, friends and/or work colleagues in the event of a vehicle
breakdown or accident.

LOCKED KEYS/LOST KEY

Whilst we will always endeavor to provide assistance by the most efficient method, however, modern security systems sometimes make it
extremely difficult for us to gain entry to your vehicle at the roadside should the spare keys not be available. If a forced emergency entry is
required, you will be asked to provide the approval granting the Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program personnel the requisite permission to
gain this access and further confirm that all repair costs relating to any resulting damages to your vehicle will be your sole responsibility and
borne by you or customer’s car may be towed to nearest authorized CHEVROLET retailer. In the event of lost key, provision of retrieving spare
key from home will be provided only, if the event has occurred in the city you are residing.

NON COVERED EVENTS UNDER THE CHEVROLET ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program is designed to help in events that lead to stoppage / immobilization of your vehicle. As a result, this
program will not cover any of the following events that you may encounter while driving your vehicle:
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1. Faulty fuel gauge.

2. Speedometer not working.
3. Air-conditioning not working.
4. When the passenger door (s) cannot be opened and there are no passengers in the vehicle.
5. Boot cannot be opened.
6. The front and/or rear demisters are not functioning.
7. Horn is not functioning. However, if the horn is sounding continuously, the Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Services will be provided.
8. Damaged door mirrors.
9. When the rear view mirror is damaged but it does not obstruct the driver’s vision.
10. Damaged or faulty fuel cap but vehicle has not run out of fuel and there is enough fuel in the tank to enable the vehicle to reach the nearest
authorized CHEVROLET retailer.
11. When the sunroof cannot be opened.
12. When the sunroof cannot be closed but weather conditions are fair and the vehicle is not exposed to any security risk.
13. When the windows cannot be opened.
14. When the windows cannot be closed but weather conditions are fair and the vehicle is not exposed to any security risk.
15. Seat adjustor is faulty but the vehicle can be safely driven.
16. When the passenger seat belts are faulty but there are no passengers in the vehicle.
17. Faulty security system unless the vehicle is immobilized or unless the alarm is sounding continuously.
18. Transmission stuck in sports/winter mode.
19. When the ABS lights are illuminated.
20. Air bag warning lights are illuminated.
21. Traction control lights are illuminated.
22. Other non-safety related lights/service warnings are illuminated.
23. When your vehicle runs out of windscreen wiper fluid.
24. Front windscreen wipers faulty but weather conditions are fair.
25. Rear windscreen wiper faulty.
26. Vehicle pick-up and drop for routine maintenance is not included.
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SPECIAL EXCLUSIONS
The following scenarios are special exclusions under the Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program, and therefore neither CSIPL nor its
authorized retailers will be responsible for any assistance/repair costs and are excluded from Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program:
1. Vehicle is involved in motor racing, rallies, speed or endurance tests, practice runs or operated outside official roads.
2. Assistance is required as a result of wars, riots, uprising, mass political demonstrations, pillage, strike, use for military purposes or acts of
terrorism, earthquake damage, freak weather conditions, atmospheric phenomena, nuclear transformation phenomena or radiation caused
by artificial acceleration of atomic particles.
3. Breakdown is caused by deliberate damage, vandalism or participation in a criminal act or offence.
4. The immobilization is resulting from damage caused by intervention of the police or other authorities.
5. Any damage resulting from the use of the vehicle against the recommendations of the Owner’s Manual.
6. Any consequential costs and/or damage to property as a result of a breakdown in or on the vehicle.
7. Any cost as a result of damage and or claim caused while the driver was operating the vehicle under the influence of alcohol, solvent abuse,
drugs or other illegal substance.
8. Vehicles kept in a non-roadworthy condition or not serviced in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and any such other
events that may be decided by CSIPL from time to time.

ADVERSE WEATHER
On occasion of adverse weather conditions such as floods, heavy rain, thunder, lightening or other external factors, which may affect our ability
to provide the services effectively and it may become physically impossible to assist you until the weather improves. During such time, our main
priority will be to provide the necessary assistance to you and the passengers to be taken to a place of safety. The recovery of your vehicle may not
be possible until the weather condition permits.
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FORCE MAJEURE
CSIPL shall not be liable for its inability to provide the services under the terms of service set out in this Owner’s Manual if such inability to
provide the services is caused or contributed by causes beyond CSIPL’s reasonable control including but not limited to acts of god, acts of public
enemy or statutory authorities or courts, terrorism, or any acts of any person engaged in subversive activity or sabotage, strikes, embargoes,
public rallies and protests.

EXTERNAL FACTORS
You agree and understand that though Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program will make every effort to reach you once you have made the call
and the call is registered however, external conditions including traffic could delay such an effort.

RIGHT OF REFUSAL
Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program shall have the right to refuse any or all benefits under the program, if it is found that the information
furnished by you at the time of making the request for assistance are false.

DISPUTES
All disputes arising out of this Roadside Assistance Program shall be submitted to a sole arbitrator to be appointed by CSIPL and the place of
arbitration shall be CSIPL Office at Gurgaon, Haryana. The arbitration proceedings shall be governed by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act,
1996 and shall be conducted in English. The Courts of Delhi shall have the jurisdiction.

SUMMARY
AFTER READING THIS OWNER’S MANUAL, YOU SHOULD UNDERSTAND:
1. The scope of Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program.
2. You should at all times retain the Owner’s Manual and produce whenever required.
3. This Owner’s Manual must remain with the Chevrolet vehicle, if the vehicle is resold.

If you have any questions, your authorized CHEVROLET retailer / Chevrolet Roadside Assistance will be happy to assist you.
278 24x7 Roadside Assistance

DISCLAIMER
CSIPL shall be under no liability whatsoever in respect of any loss or
damages arising directly or indirectly due to any delay or non-
delivery of the services under the CSIPL Roadside Assistance
Program. In case the vehicle cannot be mobilized on-site, Customers
are advised to use the towing facility as may be arranged by CSIPL
Roadside Assistance Program Vendor personnel for taking the
vehicle to the nearest authorized workshop. In no condition, shall the
vehicle be towed to any unauthorized workshop. Customer agrees,
that it shall be a condition precedent that the Customers remove their
personal belongings like laptops, wallets, mobile phone and other
such valuable items before allowing the Roadside Assistance Vendor
personnel to tow the vehicle and also take an inventory list of other
belongings inside the vehicle including, the current physical
conditions of the vehicle like dents, scratches, tools and spare tyre
and to verify the list before taking possession of the vehicle from the
24x7 ROADSIDE
ASSISTANCE
authorized workshop. CSIPL at its discretion may refuse to render
these services to any such Customers who in the reasonable
discretion of CSIPL is misrepresenting the facts, in relation to the
vehicle or any other details sought by the Roadside Assistance call
center or the personnel and/or in the event of unruly, rude, use of 1800-103-8090
abusive and foul languages, physical abuse and such other similar
behavior to the Roadside Assistance Vendor’s personnel by the (Toll Free No.)
Customer or the occupant of the vehicle. CSIPL reserves the right to
change or modify any of the services and the charges thereto that are 0124-4388090
rendered in this Roadside Assistance Program without any notice.
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SERVICE NETWORK
CHEVROLET SALES INDIA
SALES AND SERVICE NETWORK
North zone .................................... 280
West zone ..................................... 194
South zone..................................... 198
East zone ...................................... 202
International ................................. 204

✬ Indicates Retailer (Sales and Service)

m Indicates Chevrolet Authorized Service Center
Authorized Service Center (ASC) are authorized to carry out Periodic Maintenance (Free/Paid, Minor Running Repair) Only.
The list of authorized Retailers / ASC are mentioned herein as of October, 2016. For any change in authorized Retailers /ASC, please visit
www.chevrolet.co.in.
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NORTH ZONE ✬ Sparsh Autotech Pvt. Ltd.

Showroom : ✬
DADRI
Shailesh Automobiles
D-12 &13, Rajapuri, Madhuvihar, Opp. Sector-5, Showroom & Workshop :
STATE - DELHI Dwarka, New Delhi -110075 Near Loharu Chowk, Bhiwani Road, Dadri - 127 306
Tel.: 011- 49115911 Tel. : 9253660069/70
✬ Ganganagar Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.
(Aarav Chevrolet) Workshop : FARIDABAD
Showroom : 32/8, Shanti Garden, Matiala Industrial Area, ✬ Regent Automobiles Ltd.
11 - A, Shivaji Marg, Moti Nagar, Near DPS School, Dwarka, New Delhi -110059 Showroom :
Opp. L & T Building, New Delhi - 110 015 Tel.: 011- 49116911 14/3 , Mathura Road, Faridabad - 121 003, Haryana
Tel. : 011 - 41238888 Tel. : 0129 - 4088530 / 31
✬ Triumph Motors Fax : 0129 - 2252304
Workshop: Showroom :
56, Rama Road, Opposite Radha Palace Banquet Hall, A-9/3 Wazirpur Industrial Area, Near Richi Rich, Workshop :
New Delhi -110 015 New Delhi - 110 052 Plot No.57, Sector-27C, Opp. Crown Interiorz Mall,
Tel. : 011 - 49258888, 8826292810, 8826292815 Tel. : 011 - 47444666 13/1, Mathura Road, Faridabad - 121 003
Fax : 011 - 42475584 Tel.: 0129 - 2577777
✬ Go Auto Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom : Workshop 1: GURGAON
A 231, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase-1, C-13, Plot No. 65, SMA Industrial Area, GTK Road, ✬ Gentech Toolings Pvt. Ltd.
New Delhi - 110 020 Opp. Jahangir Puri, Azadpur, New Delhi - 110 033 Showroom & Workshop 1 :
Tel. : 011 - 41855500, 9015444555 Tel. : 011 - 47444777 Plot No. 66, IDC, Opp. Sector - 14
Mehrauli - Gurgaon Road, Gurgaon - 122 001
Workshop : Workshop 2 : Tel. : 0124 - 4638751 - 54, 4368787
B-25, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase-1, G-14, Udyog Nagar, Rohtak Road, Peeragarhi, Fax : 0124 - 4638700
New Delhi - 110 020 Delhi - 110 041
Tel. : 011 - 41955500, 9015777888 Tel. : 011 - 42010101 ❍ Orix Auto Infrastructure Services Ltd.
Fax : 011 - 42010132 Workshop :
✬ Globus Motocorp Pvt. Ltd.
7B, Sector - 18, Maruti Industrial Area,
Showroom :
ZB-43 & 44/487, Zulphe Bengal, Main GT Road, STATE - HARYANA Gurgaon - 122 015
Tel. : 0124 - 3014700 / 701 / 719
Dilshad Garden, Delhi - 110095 AMBALA Fax : 0124 - 3014702
Tel. : 011 - 43355555 ✬ Ambala Automobiles India Ltd.
Showroom : YAMUNA NAGAR
Workshop : Ramgarh, Near Central Jail Bridge, Chandigarh Road, ✬ Oberoi Automobiles
B-31, Jhilmil Industrial Area, Behind Jhilmil Metro Baldev Nagar, Ambala City - 134 003 Showroom & Workshop :
Station, New Delhi - 110095 Tel. : 0171 - 2543010 Aggarsain Chowk, Near Gupta Palace,
Tel. : 011 - 43388888 Fax : 0171 - 2543510 Jagadhri - 135 003
✬ Metro Motors Pvt. Ltd. Tel. : 01732 - 212030, 212010
Workshop :
Workshop : Barwala, Naraingarh Road, Ambala City - 134 003
Bawa Potteries Industrial Complex, KURUKSHETRA
Tel.: 0171 - 2678013 ✬ VPS Speciality Papers
Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, Vasant Kunj - 110 070
Tel. : 011 - 41761717, 46156666 Showroom & Workshop :
BHIWANI Plot No.145 &146, Industrial Area, Sector 2,
✬ Shailesh Automobiles Kurukshetra - 136 118
Showroom : Showroom & Workshop :
A-2/6, Safdarganj Enclave, Telefax : 01744 - 231050
Rohtak Road, Bhiwani - 127021
Africa Avenue, New Delhi - 110 029 Tel. : 01664 -204006/008
Tel. : 011 - 46146666 / 75
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✬ Ashwani Automotors ✬ Malwa Motors Sales Pvt. Ltd. ✬ Padam Cars Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom & Workshop : Showroom & Workshop : Showroom & Workshop :
9 km Stone, OP Jindal Marg, Hissar - 125 044 NH-1, 31 Km Stone, G.T. Road, Kundli, Goniana Road, 8th Mile Stone, NH-10,
Tel. : 01662 - 220710 / 11 / 12 Sonipat - 131 001, Haryana Bhatinda - 151 005
Tel. : 0130 - 2219384 - 85, 2370386, 2371386 Tel. : 0164 - 27601111 / 9216350205
JHAJJAR Fax : 0130 - 2219384 Telefax : 0164 - 2760153
✬ Shailesh Automobiles
Showroom & Workshop :
Tehsil Road Jhajjar, Haryana - 124 001
STATE - HIMACHAL PRADESH ✬
CHANDIGARH
Padam Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Tel. : 9253660066 / 9254171300 KANGRA Showroom:
✬ Himachal Autowheels Pvt. Ltd. 182/2, Industrial Area, Phase 1, Chandigarh - 160 002
JIND (Platinum Chevrolet) Tel. : 0172 - 5212900
✬ Lekh Raj Motors Pvt. Ltd Showroom & Workshop :
Showroom & Workshop: N.H 20 Kachhiary, Kangra - 176 001 Workshop :
Safidon Road, opp. Brahmin Dharamsala, Jind. Tel. : 01892 - 260600/260601 185, Industrial Area, Phase 1, Chandigarh -160 002
Tel. : 9992900082 Tel. : 0172 - 5212999
SOLAN
KAITHAL ✬ R. C. Chevrolet JALANDHAR
✬ Lekh Raj Motors Pvt. Ltd. Showroom & Workshop : ✬ Aakriti World
Showroom & Workshop : Platinum Mall IV, Solan - Manali State Highway, Showroom :
Ambala Road, Kaithal, Haryana - 136 027 Solan - 173211 Ground Floor, Vasal Tower, Police Lines,
Tel. : 0174 - 6226827 Tel. : 1792 - 227488 Opp. President Hotel, Jalandhar - 144 001
Telefax : 0181 - 5003333
KARNAL UNA
✬ Aryaman Automobiles ✬ Bhagat Ram Motorways Pvt. Ltd. Workshop :
Showroom & Workshop : Showroom & Workshop : 1746 Ladowali Road, Near BSF Chowk,
117/6, K.M. Milestone, Near Hotel New Una Nangal Road, Rakkar Colony, Una - 174 303 Jalandhar - 144 001
World, G. T. Road, Karnal - 132 001 Tel. : 01975 - 238799 Tel. : 0181 - 5057777
Tel. : 0184 - 2220011, 2220325 Fax : 01975 - 238699
TeleFax : 0184 - 2220025 LUDHIANA
STATE - PUNJAB ✬ Padam Cars Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom & Workshop :
PANIPAT
✬ Aryaman Motors AMRITSAR Khasra No. 279/3, G.T. Road,
Showroom & Workshop : ✬ S V Motors Dhandari Kalan, Ludhiana
Plot No 64, Sector -25, Huda Industrial Area Phase 1, Showroom : Tel. : 0161 - 2510014
Panipat - 132 103 Near Amritsar Gate, GT Road, Amritsar - 143 001 Telefax : 0161 - 2510015
Tel. : 0180 - 2666222 / 2666800 Tel. : 0183 - 2700102
Fax : 0183 - 2700101 PATIALA
ROHTAK ✬ Padam Cars Pvt. Ltd.
✬ Badhwar Automobiles Pvt. Ltd. Workshop : Showroom & Workshop :
Showroom & Workshop : Main GT Road, Opp. ITBP Office, Amritsar - 143 001 Main Patiala - Rajpura Road,
Sonepat Road, Rohtak - 124 001 Tel. : 0183 - 2700201 Opp. Caspa Resort, Bahadurgarh, Patiala - 147 001
Telefax : 01262 - 256666 Tel. : 0175 - 2663813 - 14, 9217100905 - 9
BATALA Fax : 0175 - 2663828
REWARI ✬ Kashmir Autmobiles Pvt. Ltd. (Platinum Chevrolet)
✬ Vardhman Automobiles Pvt. Ltd. Showroom & Workshop:
Showroom & Workshop : Opp. Cambridge International School, Saidmubarak,
Opp. Gurudwara, Jhajhar Road, Rewari - 123 401 Amritsar Road, Batala - 143 505
Tel. : 01274 - 250440 / 251188 Tel.: 01871 - 241024
Fax : 01274 - 255966
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✬ Kashmir Automobiles Pvt. Ltd. ✬ Atharva Motors Pvt. Ltd. ✬ Atharva Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom & Workshop : Showroom : Showroom :
Simbel Chowk, Dalhousie Road, Pathankot - 145 001 Plot No. 86, Kabir Colony, Bhilwara Road, 27/27A, Light Industrial Area,
Tel. : 0186 - 2257022 - 24 Chittorgarh - 312001 Near Shastri Circle, ITI Road, Jodhpur - 342 003
Tel. : 01472 - 247598 Tel. : 0291 - 3048491
STATE - RAJASTHAN Fax : 01472 - 247598
Workshop :
AJMER Workshop : E-711, Mia Bsni, IInd Phase,
✬ Rajdeep Autowheels (P) Ltd. Near Saint Paul's School, Opp. Rajasthan State Behind Krishna Dharam Kanta, Jodhpur - 342 005
Showroom : Seed Corp., Nimbhera Road, Chittorgarh - 312 001 Tel. : 0291 - 3048217 - 22
12-15, ASC Road, Vaishali Nagar, Ajmer - 305001 Tel. : 01472 - 240598 Fax : 0291 - 3048223
Tel. : 0145 - 2628989 / 2625116
JAIPUR PALI
Workshop : ✬ Triumph Motors ✬ Atharva Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Khasara No-319 Kankarda Bhunaboy, NH-8, Showroom 1 : Showroom & Workshop :
Jaipur Road, Ajmer - 305001 Corporate Tower, A-1, Jawahar Lal Marg, Opp. Krishi Mandi, Jodhpur Road, Pali - 306 401
Tel. : 0145 - 2788192 / 93 / 2788222 / 23 Jaipur - 302 015 Tel. : 9414060104
Tel. : 0141 - 4057575
ALWAR Fax : 0141 - 4057500 SRI GANGANAGAR
✬ Triumph Motors ✬ Sunehri Cars
Showroom & Workshop : Showroom 2 : Workshop :
Old Delhi Road, Near Jhankar Hotel, Alwar - 301 001 C7D, Sawai Jai Singh Highway, 6th Km Stone, Surat Garh Road, NH-15,
Telefax : 0144 - 3047571 - 78 Bani Park, Jaipur - 302 016 Sri Ganganagar
Tel. : 0141 - 4122222 Tel. : 8003399070 / 71
BHILWARA Fax : 0141 - 4122233
✬ Rajdeep Autowheels (P) Ltd. UDAIPUR
Showroom & Workshop : Workshop 1 : ✬ Atharva Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Payal Resort, Ajmer Road, Bhilwara - 311001 G-109A, Sitapura Industrial Area, Jaipur - 302 004 Showroom & Workshop :
Tel. : 01482 - 265164 Tel. : 0141 - 5122333, 5113636, 5143737, A-83, Mewar Industrial Area, Madri, NH-8,
5122797, 5122798, 5143636, 4090409 Ahmedabad Bye Pass, Udaipur - 313 002
BIKANER Fax : 0141 - 5122552 Tel. : 0294 - 3002730, 3002769
✬ Sunehri Cars Fax : 0294 - 2490108
Showroom & Workshop : Workshop 2 :
Plot No. 15, Transport Nagar,
NH-15, Ganganagar Road, Bikaner - 334 001
E-12B, Vishwakarma Ind. Area, Road No. 01,
Jaipur - 302 013
STATE - UTTAR PRADESH
Tel. : 8003399060 / 66 / 69 Tel. : 0141 - 4255555 ALIGARH
✬ Jattari Automobile
BANSWARA Workshop 3 : Showroom & Workshop :
✬ Atharva Motors Pvt. Ltd. E1 - 2295, Ramchandrapura Industrial Area, 300 Mtr. From, Bharat Petrol Pump,
Workshop : Sitapura Ext, Jaipur - 302 022 Khair By Pass Road, Aligarh - 202001
Janamedi, Udaipur Road, Banswara - 327 001 Tel. : 0141 - 4090409 Tel. : 8938802229, 8938802214
Tel. : 02962 - 250227
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✬ Eldee Motors ✬ Cross Road Auto Pvt. Ltd. STATE - UTTARAKHAND
Showroom : Showroom : DEHRADUN
Eldee Enclave, 2, S. P. Marg, Civil Lines, 40, Government Industrial Estate, ✬ DPM Autosales
Allahabad - 211 001 Opp. Sindhi Colony, Fazal Ganj, Kanpur - 208 012
Workshop :
Tel. : 0532 - 2560743, 44 Tel.: 0512 - 2221276 / 2220043
Mohabewala Industrial Area,
Saharanpur Road, Dehradun
Workshop : Workshop 1 : Tel. : 0135 - 2642051 / 52 / 53
Kanodia Mill Compound 1, Luker Ganj, C-15A, Panki Industrial Area, Site-1, Kanpur - 208 012 Fax : 0135 - 2642054
Allahabad - 211 001 Tel.: 0512 - 2691293, 2691377
Tel. : 0532 - 2616368
HALDWANI
Workshop 2 :
✬ M/s Sidhbali Automobiles Pvt Ltd
AGRA 122/236, A-1 & C-1, Fazalganj,
Showroom & Workshop :
✬ Kalyan Auto Sales Near Sangam Talkies, Kanpur - 208 012
Tel.: 8009461111 Jeetpur Negi, Rampur Road,
Showroom & Workshop : Haldwani - 263139
Opp. Bhagwati Dhaba, Near New Sabji Mandi, Tel. : 18008432345, 7055711120
Sikandra, Agra - 282 007 LUCKNOW
Tel. : 0562 - 2640460 / 62 / 63 ✬ Megha Auto (I) Pvt. Ltd.
Fax : 0562 - 2640461 Showroom & Workshop :
10/CP/5, Ring Road, Vikasnagar,
STATE - JAMMU & KASHMIR
BAREILLY Opp. Jagrani Hospital, Lucknow - 226 020 JAMMU
✬ VAT Motors Pvt. Ltd. Tel. : 0522 - 4057999 / 4007977 / 2330180
✬ K. C. Motors
Showroom & Workshop : Showroom & Workshop :
4.5 KM, Rampur Road, CB Ganj, Bareilly - 243 001 Workshop 2:
NH-1, Byepass Road, Jammu - 180 004
Tel. : 0581 - 2560741 Mishipur Depot, Near Sanatan Cold
Tel. : 0191 - 2465769 / 59, 2460829
Fax : 0581 - 2560731 Storage, Kursi Road, Lucknow - 226 026
Fax : 0191 - 2476660
Tel. : 0522 - 2890631
GORAKHPUR SRINAGAR
✬ United Motors MEERUT
✬ K. C. Motors
Showroom : ✬ Namokar Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom & Workshop :
Kasia By-pass Road, Near Dr. Riyaz Ortho Hospital, Showroom & Workshop :
By Pass Road, Hyderpora, Srinagar - 190 014
Mohaddipur, Gorakhpur - 273 001 Near Ansal Town, Delhi Dehradun By Pass, NH-58,
Tel. : 0194 - 2443188
Tel.: 0551 - 2201667 Pallavapuram, Meerut - 250 110
Fax.: 0551 - 2338299 Tel. : 0121 - 2577788, 7088757575

Workshop : NOIDA
Saryu Nahar Colony, Singharia, ✬ Shiva Motors
Gorakhpur - Deoria Road, Gorakhpur - 273 008 Showroom :
Tel.: 0551 - 2270231 G-24, Sector 11, Noida - 210 301
Tel. : 0120 - 3920150 / 158
GHAZIABAD
✬ Shiva Motors Workshop :
Showroom & Workshop : C-80/81A, Sector - 8, Noida
28/3/5, Site - IV, Industrial Area, Sahibabad, Tel. : 0120 - 3359807 / 813
Ghaziabad
Tel.: 0120 - 3008600 / 605 / 631 / 632 / 635 / 636 VARANASI
Fax: 0120 - 3008643 / 45 / 48 / 49 / 50 ✬ Vinayak Automotive Pvt. Ltd. (Vinayak Chevrolet)
Showroom & Workshop :
Workshop 2 : Adjacent to Essar Petrol Pump,
58/3, Site 04, Sahibabad, Ghaziabad - 200 300 Jagatpur, Rohania, Varanasi - 221 313
Tel. : 0120 - 4558765 Tel. : 7703003320, 7703003330, 7703003321,
7703003333
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GODHRA
Shree Gopinathji Agencies ✬
SURAT
Empire Cars Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom & Workshop : Showroom & Workshop :
STATE - GUJARAT Moonlight Cinema Compount, Vavdi, Plot No. 3, Near Rangoli Hotel, Rundh,
Godhra - 389 001 Dumas Road, Surat - 395 007
AHMEDABAD
Tel. : 02672 - 645828, 265270, 265271 Tel. : 0261 - 6713300 / 33
✬ Gallops Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom & Workshop :
Near JCB Service Station, S.G. Highway,
GANDHI NAGAR ✬ Monarch Cars Pvt. Ltd.
✬ Gallops Motors Pvt. Ltd. Showroom:
Sarkhej, Ahmedabad - 380 015
Showroom & Workshop : Umiya Nagar Society,
Tel. : 079 - 2474346, 39835544, 39835501
Near Nigam Petrol Pump, Rajshree Cinema Road, Near Shree Choshath Joganiyo Mata Mandir,
Fax : 079 - 39835588
Sector-21, Gandhinagar - 382 010 Udhna Magdalla Road, Surat - 394 210
Tel. : 0232 - 30516107 Tel.: 0261-2720481, 2720482, 09825274707
ANAND
✬ Shree Gopinathji Agencies
JAM NAGAR Workshop :
Workshop :
✬ Gallops Motors Pvt. Ltd. Next To Sameeti School, Patel Nagar Circle,
Survey No. 570 - A/2, Near Indira Statue,
Showroom : Udhna Gam, Surat - 394 210
Lambhavel Road, Anand - 388 001
Jamnagar - Rajkot Highway, Hapa, Tel.: 0261 - 3091001
Tel. : 02692 - 247979 / 247878
Opp. Tata IB Motors, Jamnagar
BARDOLI
Tel. : 0288 - 3216060 ✬ Nanavati Motors
✬ Empire Cars Pvt Ltd Showroom:
Workshop : Orchid Tower, Opp Intercity Township,
Showroom & Workshop : Jamnagar to Rajkot Highway, 8 - Happa, Puna Kumbharia road, Surat - 395 010
Near Hero Corp Showroom, Nadiad Chowkdi, Jamnagar - 320 120 Tel.: 9879114447
Bardoli Surat Road, Bardoli - 394601 Tel. : 0288 - 3921194 - 98
Tel. : 9879560001
Workshop :
MEHSANA Opp. SBI Bank, Puna Patiya,
BHARUCH
✬ Gallops Motors Pvt. Ltd. Puna Kumbhariya Road, Surat - 395 010
✬ Shree Gopinathji Agencies Tel. : 0261 - 6456449/429/430
Showroom & Workshop :
Showroom & Workshop : Opp. Wide Angle, Nagalpur Highway, Fax : 0261 - 2647771
Beside K.U & Company Petrol Pump, Mehsana - 384 002
NH-8, Village Vadadala, Bharuch - 392 015 Tel. : 02762 - 241010, 302401 / 02 / 06 VAPI
Tel. : 02642 - 654245, 291303, 654845 Fax : 02762 - 245151 ✬ Desai Automobiles
Telefax : 02642 - 231584
Showroom & Workshop :
NAVSARI At & Po : Balitha, Near Woodland Hotel,
BHAVNAGAR
✬ Monarch Motors National Highway No. 8,
✬ V Raj Motors Taluka Pardi, Vapi, Valsad - 395 015
Showroom & Workshop :
Showroom & Workshop : Mahalaxmi Estate, Near Bhana Petrol Pump, Tel. : 0260 - 6531783, 2400250 - 51
Plot No. 150, Near Press Quarter, Near Grid Char Rasta, N.H. No. 8, Navsari - 396 424 Fax : 0260 - 2426525
Opp. Maruti Showroom, Bhavnagar-Rajkot Road, Tel. : 02637 - 265788 / 265599
Chitra, Bhavnagar - 364 003 VADODARA
Tel. : 0218 - 2444590, 2444445
RAJKOT ✬ Shree Gopinathji Agencies
✬ Gallops Motors Pvt. Ltd. Showroom & Workshop :
GANDHIDHAM
Showroom & Workshop : Opp. Gujarat Elec. Board Sub Station,
✬ Cargo Motors (Near Prakuti Resort), Chhani, Baroda - 390 002
Survey No. 219/220, Opp. Parin furniture,
Showroom & Workshop : Next to Jay Ganesh, AT & PO, Tel. : 0265 - 2761105 / 06
NH-8A, Kandla Port Road, Gandhidham - 370 201 Kotharia Gondal Highway, Rajkot - 360 003
Tel. : 02833 - 654370, 653317, 9825611692 Tel. : 0281 - 3205151, 2370006 / 8 / 9 / 10,
3983400, 3983407
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Showroom & Workshop 2 : INDORE Workshop :

R. S. No. 7, Opp. Atladra Railway Station, ✬ Super Cars Ltd. Behind HDFC Bank, Makroniya
Atladra, Vadodara - 390 012 Showroom : Sagar - 470 004
Tel. : 0265 - 2681050, 1060, 0187, 1010, 1020 Saket Tower - 3A, Ratlam Kothi, Tel. : 07582 - 239288
Fax : 0265 - 2681050, 2354984 Near Geeta Bhavan Square, AB Road, Indore - 452 001
Tel. : 0731 - 4700053, 54 SATNA
Showroom & Workshop 3 : Telefax : 0731 - 4700052 ✬ Oriental Motors
3/A, Sahajanand Industrial Estate, Showroom :
Munjmahuda, Akota, Vadodara - 390 020 Workshop : Virat Nagar Colony, Pateri, Panna Road, Satna - 485 001
Tel. : 0265 - 2681010, 2681020, 2359898, 2334109 49, United Compound, Iasudiya Mori, Tel. : 07672 - 229495
Fax : 0265 - 2681050, 2681060 Dewas Naka, Indore
Tel. : 0731 - 470055, 56, 57 Workshop :
STATE - GOA Fax : 0731 - 470054 27, Industrial Area Near Union Floor, Rewa Road,
Satna - 485 001
PORVORIM ✬ Chhabra Autolink Pvt. Ltd. Tel. : 7672 -252763
✬ Angel Chevrolet Showroom :
Showroom & Workshop : Plot No.-10 Vishnupuri Main, Near Medisquare STATE - MAHARASHTRA
38/13, NH17, Near Porvarim, Bardez, Goa - 403501 Hospital, Indore - 452001
Tel.: 0832 - 6651000 Tel : 0731- 4267800 AHMEDNAGAR
✬ Saideep Cars Pvt. Ltd.
STATE - MADHYA PRADESH Workshop :
Plot No.- 11/11,11/12, Survey No.- 26, Gram Palada,
Workshop :
Survey No. 55/1B/2/1, Nagar Manmad Road,
BHOPAL Khandwa Road, Indore - 452011 Ahmednagar - 414 111
✬ Super Cars Ltd. Tel : 0731 - 6656000 Tel. : 0241 - 2779225 - 7
Showroom & Workshop : Fax : 0241 - 2779228
Plot No. 21 Sector G, Govindpura Industrial Area, JABALPUR
J.K. Road, Bhopal - 462 021 ✬ Oriental Motors AMRAVATI
Tel. : 0755 - 4028400, 4228201 Showroom & Workshop : ✬ Star Motors
Fax : 0755 - 4228203 497, Karmeta, Near Padwar Kala, Showroom & Workshop :
Katangee Bye Pass Road, Jabalpur - 482 003 Plot No. 8, Navathe Square Bandnera Road, Amravati
✬ Varenayam Motors Tel. : 0761 - 3250007, 3260002, 3250003, 3290001 Tel. : 0721 - 2510199, 9921008861, 7350008426
Workshop : Fax : 0761 - 4027011
Plot No. 21, Sector G, Govindpura Industrial Area, AURANGABAD
J.K. Road, Bhopal - 462021 KHANDWA ✬ Mishrikotkar Motors LLP (Arihant Chevrolet)
Tel. : 0755 - 4228201 / 02 / 4202666 ✬ Bedi Motors Showroom :
Showroom & Workshop : Sector P, Town Centre, Jalna Road, CIDCO,
CHHINDWARA Gram Rehmapur, Indore Road, Khandwa - 450 001 Aurangabad - 431 005
✬ Sunshine Motors Tel. : 0733 - 2244075 Tel. : 0240-2482819
Showroom & Workshop :
College Road, Lalbagh, Chhindwara - 480 001 RATLAM Workshop :
Tel. : 0716 - 244125, 244129, 244193 / 194 ✬ Super Cars Ltd. Plot No.E-35, Chikalthana MIDC Area,
Fax : 0716 - 244126 Showroom & Workshop : Aurangabad - 431 006
Jaora Road, Near RTO Office, Ratlam - 457 001 Tel. : 7745011919, 7745021919
GWALIOR Tel. : 07412 - 260040
✬ Sumedha Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. BARAMATI
Showroom & Workshop : SAGAR ✬ Mota Automotive Pvt. Ltd.
Opp. Jhansi Road Police Station, ✬ Varenyam Motorcars Pvt. Ltd. Showroom & Workshop :
Jhansi Road, Gwalior - 474 009 Showroom : 41 / 1 / B / 17, Nira Road, Kasba, Tehsil - Baramati,
Tel. : 0751 - 2422067, 4015789, 3291856 Opposite Hotel Paradise, Jabalpur Road, Makroniya, Dist - Pune - 413 102
Fax : 0751 - 2348024 Sagar - 470 004 Tel. : 02112 - 222212, 220212
Tel. : 07582 - 263566
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DHULE Workshop 3 : Workshop :

✬ Jitendra Wheels Pvt. Ltd. Plot No. D - 238 - A, TTC Industrial Area, Plot No. 679, Ghat Road,
Showroom & Workshop : MIDC Shiravane, Nerul, Navi Mumbai - 400 706 Near Cotton Market Square, Nagpur - 440 018
P-62, Behind Hotel Manas, MIDC Avdhan, Tel. : 022 - 43448800 Tel. : 0712 - 2734466 / 2734467
Dhule - 424 001
Tel. : 02562 - 281222 / 232 Workshop 4 : PUNE
Gala No.1, Ground Floor, Italian Compound, Ittbati, ✬ Platinum Chevrolet
KOLHAPUR Ambedkar Chowk, PP. Food Corner, Showroom & Workshop 1 :
✬ Unique Automobiles Near Oberoi Mall, Goregaon (East) - 400063 Sr No 45/1/B/A, Shankarseth Road, Gutkewadi,
Showroom : Tel. : 9702474728 Pune - 411 037
Ayodhya Park, Opp. Sangam Talkies, Tel. : 020 - 26440029
Kavala Naka, Kolhapur - 416 001 Workshop 5 :
Tel. : 0231 - 2535315, 2535425 Bharat Silk Mills Compound, Showroom & Workshop 2 :
Fax : 0231 - 2535615 Sunderbaug Lane, Near Kamani, Off LBS Marg, Survey No 5/4, Najhate Nagar, Kalewadi Main Road,
Kurla West, Mumbai - 400070 Thergaon, Pune - 411 033
Workshop : Tel. : 020 - 66326600, 66326632, 66326666
122/1, Pulachi Shiroli, Opp. Sangli Phata, ✬ Balaji Cars (I) LLP
Kolhapur - 416 122 Showroom : ✬ Pethkar Motors Private Limited
Tel. : 0230 - 2461518 - 19 Sanjar Business Park, Near State Bank of India, Showroom :
Fax : 0230 - 2461520 NH - 08, Kashimira, Dist. Thane - 401104 Sr No- 130, Audumber,
Tel. : 022-6556 4400, 6556 4411, 2845 4900, 2845 Near Vardhman Petrol Pump, NH - 4, Warje
LATUR 4848, 2845 5858 Pune - 411052
✬ Ajinkya Cars Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom & Workshop : Workshop : Workshop :
Barshi Road, Near Bidave Engineering College, Survey No. 153, Part 2, Opp. Daras Dhaba, NH - 08, Sr. No - 320, Hissa No - 1/A
Beside Pramod Petrol Pump, Latur - 413 531 Kashimira, Dist. Thane - 401104 Opp. Chellaram Diebetes Centre, Bavdhan BK
Tel. : 02382 - 222600 Tel. : 022-6500 7777 / 65009999 Pune - 411021

MUMBAI NASIK SATARA

✬ Nikhil Automobiles Pvt. Ltd. ✬ Jitendra Wheels Pvt. Ltd. ✬ Unique Automobiles
Showroom & Workshop 1 : Showroom & Workshop : Showroom & Workshop :
A 70, TTC Industry Area, Thane Belapur Road, B-88, Arihant Plaza, MIDC, Ambad, Next to Hotel Taj, 41, Mutha Colony, Sadar Bazar, Satara - 416 002
Kharghar, Near ICI Color Company, Mumbai - Agra Highway, Nasik - 422 010 Tel. : 09623225299
Khoparkaine West, Navi Mumbai - 400 709 Tel. : 0253 - 2384432 / 632 / 832, 6636666, 6637777
Tel. : 022 - 27780801, 40708888 Fax : 0253 - 2384532 SOLAPUR
Fax : 022 - 40708899, 27780805 ✬ Aarya Wheelz
NAGPUR Showroom & Workshop :
Showroom & Workshop 2 : ✬ Star Motors S.No. 9/2A/2, Opp. Tangsal Hall,
Survey No.6, Hissa No.6,Manpada Gaon, Kalyan Showroom & Workshop : Aasra Chowk, Hotgi Road,
Shillphata Road, Dombivali (E) - 42104 44 / 4, Wahajara, Kamptee Road, Solapur - 413003
NH - 7, Nagpur - 440 026
Showroom 3: Tel. : 0712 - 6507836/37, 6507916, 6461503 / 04 SANGLI
Charmurti Compound, Next to Vijay Industrial, Fax : 0712 - 2632429 ✬ Unique Automobiles
Near Evershine Mall, Chincholi Bunder, Showroom :
Link Road, Malad (West), Mumbai - 400064 ✬ Tajshree Motors Pvt. Ltd. 442-3, Kulkarni Complex, 100 feet road,
Tel. : 022-39628888 Showroom & Workshop : South Sivaji Nagar, Sangli - 416 416
D-110,Central MIDC Road, Amravati Road, Tel. : 0233 - 2326544
Wadi, Nagpur - 440023 Fax : 0233 - 2326594
Tel.: 07104 - 2734466/77
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Workshop : ✬ Nikhil Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.

Kulkarni Complex, 100 Feet Road, Showroom & Workshop :
Near MSEB Sub-Station, Sangli - 416 416 Survey No. 6, Hissa No. 6, Manpada Gaon,
Tel. : 0233 - 2326544 Kalyan Shill Road, Dombivali (East) - 421 204.
Fax : 0233 - 2326594 Tel. : 0251 - 3048888 / 3048899

✬
YAVATMAL
SARAS MOTORS
STATE - CHATTISGARH
Pobaru Marketing & Agencies Pvt. Ltd. BHILAI
Showroom : ✬ Vardhaman Chevrolet
Shop No. 5, 6, 7, 8 Udhyog Bhavan, Showroom :
Dharwha Road, Yavatmal - 445 001 G.E.Road, Supela, Bhilai, Durg (Bhilai) - 490001
Tel. : 07232 - 255991 Tel. : 7884038360
Fax : 07232 - 255992
BILASPUR
Workshop : ✬ Swati Ventures
Block No. B-16 MIDC (Lohara), Yavatmal - 445 001 Showroom & Workshop :
Tel. : 07798883816 Besides Shiv Talkies, Old Bus Stand Road,
Fax : 07232 - 255992 Bilaspur - 495001
Tel. : 7752 - 605500 / 605511
THANE
✬ SC Auto Corporation RAIPUR
Showroom: ✬ Vardhaman Motors
Modi House, Opp. to LIC Building, Naupada, Showroom & Workshop :
Eastern Express Highway, Thane (West), 9/1, Mahoba Bazar, GE Road, NH-6,
Thane - 400 602 Kumhari Dist. - Durg, Raipur - 492 001
Tel. : 022 - 67610000 Tel. : 7489177999, 7883221999
Fax : 022 - 67610209
Showroom 2 :
Workshop : Ashoka Millenium, Ring Road,
Pioneer Estate Corporation, 133-134, Pokhran Road Raipur - 492 011
No.2, Opp. Oswal Park, Thane (West) - 400601 Tel. : 7714030104, 7712410008
Tel. : 022 - 66040000
Fax : 022 - 66040102

✬ Angel Auto World Pvt. Ltd.

Showroom & Workshop 1 :
Grishma garden, Gokhivare, Vasai East, Thane,
Mumbai (Vasai) - 401208
Tel :0250-6453030 /6061777

Showroom & Workshop 2 :

J-176, MIDC, Tarapur Road,
Boisar (West) - 401505
Tel. : 02525 - 655454 / 655353
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SOUTH ZONE ✬
RAJAHMUNDRY
Orange Auto Pvt. Ltd. STATE - KARNATAKA
Showroom & Workshop : BANGALORE
STATE - ANDAMAN & NICOBAR D. No. 82-10-2, Venkateswara Nagar, ✬ Kropex India Ltd.
Near Lalacheruvu, Near ONGC Complex, NH-5 Road, Showroom & Workshop :
PORTBLAIR Rajahmundry - 533 103
✬ Group Engineers 49/1, Singasandara, Hosur Main Road,
Tel. : 0883 - 6575555 / 6580888 Bangalore - 560 068
Workshop :
Opp Womens Working Hostel, Dollygunj, Tel. : 080 - 43574357
TIRUPATHI Fax : 080 - 43574353
Port Blair, Junglighat Post, Portblair - 744 103 ✬ M.G. Brothers Automobiles (P) Limited
Tel. : 03192 - 253044 / 253011 Showroom: Workshop 2 :
11-46/A, Renigunta Road, Tirupathi - 517 501 Sy. No. 26, Hanumareddy Layout,
STATE - ANDHRA PRADESH Tel.: 9299999970 Chinnapanahalli Main Road, Marathahalli Post,
BHIMAVARAM Bangalore - 560 037
Workshop : Tel. : 9663388812
✬ Orange Auto Pvt. Ltd. Plot No: 254, Auto Nagar,
Showroom & Workshop : Near Vinayaka Temple, Renigunta Road, ✬ Trident Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.
Door No. 2-25, # 6, Near Bharath petroleum bunk, Tirupathi - 517 506 Workshop 1 :
Undi Road, Bhimavaram - 534 202 Tel.: 9247000024 No. 122/1, C. Shankar Reddy Layout, Kalyana Nagar,
Tel. : 9052781234 / 905224678
Outer Ring Road, Bangalore - 560 043
VISHAKHAPATNAM Tel. : 080 - 43430300, 43430500
GUNTUR ✬ Orange Auto Pvt. Ltd. Fax : 080 - 43430308, 43430517
✬ Fusion Motors Showroom & Workshop :
Showroom & Workshop : D. No.38-22-87, Varun Avenue, NH-5, Murali Nagar, Workshop 2 :
Plot No. 296 & 297, Opp. Sarvani Diesel Enginnering, NH. Birla Junction, Vishakhapatnam - 530 075 No. 558/1,60 ft Road, 9th Cross, HAL 2nd Stage,
Autonagar Main Road, Autonagar, Guntur - 522 001 Tel.: 0891 - 2572222, 9052402345 Old Airport Road, Behind Leela Palace,
Tel. : 0863 - 6454545 Kodihalli, Indiranagar, Bangalore - 560 008
Showroom 2 : Tel. : 080 - 49155858
KHAMMAM D. No. 4-46-12, G. K. Mansiom, Pedawaltier,
✬ Orange Auto Pvt. Ltd. Vishakhapatnam - 530 017 ✬ K.H.T. Chevrolet (A Division Of Morzaria Real
Showroom & Workshop : Tel.: 0891 - 2572222, 4444 Tech Private Limited)
Plot No. 11, 12, 13, Sri Sri Junction, Fax: 0891 - 6645555 Showroom :
Opp. Reliance Petrol Pump, No: 725, West of Cord Road, Rajajinagar,
Rotary Nagar, Khammam - 507002 VIJAYWADA 1st Stage, Mahalakshmi Layout, Bangalore - 560 086
✬ Fusion Motors Tel. : 080 - 49363636
NELLORE Showroom :
✬ M.G. Brothers Automobiles (P) Limited Fusion Towers, 36-12-2, Opposite to Siddartha Workshop :
Showroom: Public School, Moghul Rajapuram, No. 305, 5th Main Road, 2nd Cross, 4th Phase,
26-2-1777, Near Ayyappa Temple, Vedayapalem Area, Vijayawada - 520 010 Peenya Industrial Area, Bangalore - 560 058
Nellore - 524 004 Tel. : 0866 - 6645555 / 9603123666 Tel. : 080 - 49353637
Tel:. 9247000000 Fax : 0866 - 6645592
BELGAUM
Workshop : Workshop : ✬ Bellad Enterprises Pvt. Ltd.
Plot No. 95 & 96, Wood Complex, Opposite to Fusion Towers, 36-12-2, Showroom & Workshop :
Near Ayyappa Temple, Nellore - 524 004 Near Siddartha Public School, Moghul Rajapuram, Shri Krishna Weaving Mill Compound,
Tel. : 9247000022 Vijayawada - 520 010 Venguaral Road, Vijaya Nagar, Belgaum - 591 108
Tel. : 0866 - 6645593 / 94, 9603123777 Tel. : 0831 - 2449556 / 557, 6514911
Fax : 0831 - 2472209
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BELLARY UDUPI MUVATTUPUZHA

✬ Bellad Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. ✬ Vibrant Chevrolet ✬ Geeyam Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom & Workshop : Showroom & Workshop : Workshop :
Near Bellary Rolling Mills, Anantpur Road, Opp. L.V. Temple, NH 66, Ambagillu Udupi - 576005. 902/903,Opp. Mackar Plaza, EEC Market Road,
Bellary - 583 101 Tel. : 0820 - 2582650 PNB Junction, Muvattupuzha - 686 673
Tel. : 08392 - 261234 / 5 Tel. : 0485 - 2835272 / 73
Fax : 08392 - 261235 STATE - KERALA Fax : 0485 - 2832554

DAVANGERE CALICUT PALAKKAD

✬ Modi Motors ❍ Makkah Chevrolet ✬ Geeyam Motors
Showroom & Workshop : Workshop : Showroom & Workshop :
#869/1-2, PB Road, Opposite Sai International Hotel, NH Bye Pass Road, Pantheeranakavu Door No. 8/1198, NH Bypass Road,
Davangere - 577 006 Calicut - 673019 Chandra Nagar, Palakkad - 678 007
Tel. : 08192 - 233896 Tel. : 0495-2433455 Tel. : 0491 - 2504133
Fax : 0491 - 2504143
HUBLI COCHIN
✬ Bellad Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. ✬ Geeyem Motors Pvt. Ltd. PATHANAMTHITTA
Showroom & Workshop : Showroom & Workshop : ✬ Deedi Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Opp. NGEF, Rayapura, Dharwad, 11/336, NH-47 Bye Pass, Nettor P.O., Showroom & Workshop :
P. B. Road, Hubli - 580 025 Ernakulam, Cochin - 682 304 Kumbazhethu Buildings, Churulicode P.O.,
Tel .: 0836 - 2218338 / 39 Tel. : 0484 - 2703245 - 49, 3097100, 3097101 Kozhencherry Road, Pathanamthitta - 689 645
Telefax : 0836 - 2218337 Fax : 0484 - 2703244 Tel. : 0468 - 2272079, 2272080
Fax : 0468 - 2272078
MANGALORE KAYAKULAM
✬ Vibrant Motors ✬ Geeyam Motors Pvt. Ltd. THIRUVALLA
Showroom: Showroom & Workshop : ✬ Deedi Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Mont Tiera Apartments, Vivekanand Road, NH-47, Near MSM College, Kayakulam - 690 502 Showroom :
Kadri, Nantoor-Padav, Mangalore - 575004 Telefax : 0479 - 2446650 No. 54/2, Kurusumoottil Buildings,
Tel.: 0824 - 2225544 M C Road, Mazhuvangad, Thiruvalla - 689 101
KOTAYYAM Tel. : 0469 - 2740800
Workshop : ✬ Geeyam Motors Pvt. Ltd.
C/O Manjunath Retreading Works, Kulshekara Showroom & Workshop : THRISSUR
Chowki, Near KMF Milk Dairy, Kulshekar, Karithas Junction, Thellakom P.O., Kotayyam-686016 ✬ Geeyem Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Mangalore - 575 005 Tel. : 0481 - 2792203 Showroom :
Tel. : 0824 - 2231202 Fax : 0481 - 2792383 14/3-A1, Guruvayoor Road Puzhakkal,
Ayyanthole P.O., Thrissur - 680 003
MYSORE KOLLAM Tel. : 0487 - 2388945 - 46, 2388851 - 52
✬ Dyuthi Motors Pvt. Ltd. ✬ Deedi Motors Fax : 0487 - 2388851
Showroom & Workshop : Showroom :
No. 201 / 1 & 2, Hunsur Road, Hinkal Village, Post Office Junction, Pallimukku, Kollam - 691 010 Workshop :
Mysore - 570 017 Tel. : 0474 - 3257777 / 2725959 Near Boating Station, Puzhakkal Post Office,
Tel. : 0821 - 4240500 - 16 Fax : 0474 - 2725900 Thrissur - 680 553
Fax : 0821 - 4241899 Tel. : 0487 - 2225100, 2225101
Workshop :
SHIMOGA Cantonment, North Nagar, Pullikada, Kollam - 691001 TRIVENDRUM
✬ Vibrant Motors Tel. : 0474 - 2750010 / 11 ✬ Deedi Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Workshop : Showroom / Workshop :
# 17/B, Kallur Mandli Industrial Estate, Erumalathopu, N.H. Bye Pass Road, Venpalvattom,
Shimogga - 577202 Anayara P.O., Trivendrum - 695 029
Tel. : 08182-298100 Tel. : 0471 - 2556006, 3257777, 2558599, 2558499
Fax : 0471 - 2551020
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CUDDALORE KARUR
STATE - PONDICHERRY ✬ Aakash Auto Pvt. Ltd. ✬ Pressana Automobile
PONDICHERRY Showroom & Workshop: Showroom & Workshop :
✬ Aakash Auto Pvt. Ltd. RS No.155/11, Vadalur Main Road, Periamedu, No.3, Salem Byepass Road, Kulathupalayam,
Showroom : Karaikadu Village, Cuddalore Taluk, Karur - 635 006
No. 1, Sounderrajan, 100 ft. Road, Sounder Rajan Cuddalore - 607 005 Tel. : 04324 - 222301
Nagar, Mudaliarpet, Pondicherry - 605 004 Tel.: 04142 - 297997, 7373299933, 7373599933 Fax : 04324 - 222302
Tel. : 0413 - 2204400
Fax : 0413 - 2204033 COIMBATORE MADURAI
✬ Anamallais Agencies (P) Ltd. ✬ A.R.A.S. Motors (P) Ltd.
Workshop : Showroom : Showroom :
No. 23, 9th Cross, Metupallyam, 252, Mettupalayam Road, Coimbatore - 641 043 35/1, Dindigul National Highway,
Industrial Estate, Pondicherry - 605 009 Tel. : 0422 - 2435555 / 2432999 Near A. R. C. Parcel Service, Villangudi,
Tel. : 0413 - 2279900 Fax : 0422 - 2446151 Madurai - 625 018
Tel. : 0452 - 2669617, 3091917
STATE - TAMIL NADU Workshop : Fax : 0452 - 2669618
249A, Mettupalayam Bye Pass Road,
CHENNAI Coimbatore - 641 043 Workshop :
✬ Sundaram Motors Tel. : 0422 - 2433444 Plot No. 64 & 68, Thiruvalavayanallur Post,
Showroom & Workshop : National Highway No. 7, Opp Arokya Milk
180, Anna salai Road, Chennai - 600 006 ✬ Pressana Automobile Processing Unit, Nagari, Madurai - 625 221
Tel. : 044 - 28579203 / 28 / 32 Showroom : Tel. : 0452 - 2463612 / 13 / 14
Fax : 044 - 28579210 No. 1987, Trichy Main Road, LCT Complex,
Coimbatore - 641 005 NAGERCOIL
Workshop 2: Tel. : 0422 - 4041111 ✬ A.R.A.S. Motors (P) Ltd.
116/4 Mahalakshmi Nagar Extention, Showroom & Workshop:
Numbal Village Thirverkadu Post, Chennai - 600 077 Workshop : 2/86, Tirunelveli Main road,
Tel.: 044 - 26493020/21 505/1, Sowaripalayam Main Road, Ozhuginasery, Nagercoil - 629 001
Ramanathapuram, Coimbatore - 641 045 Tel. : 04652 - 644664 (Showroom)
✬ KLN Motors Agencies Pvt. Ltd. Tel. : 0422 - 4051111 04652 - 272443 (Workshop)
Showroom 1 :
Old No. 861, New No. 232, Poonamallee High Road, ERODE NAMAKAL
Kilpauk, Chennai - 600 010 ✬ Pressana Automobile ✬ Thriive Cars
Tel : 044 - 23452937 / 38 Showroom & Workshop : Workshop :
Telefax : 044 - 23452936 No.1, ChinnaKadu Thottam, 276/85, Tiruchengode Main Road,
Veerapampalayam, Dhindal P.O., Erode - 638 012 Opp. Old Lakshmi Kalyana Mandapam,
Workshop 1 : Tel. : 0424 - 2276046 / 47 Namakkak - 637 001
Shop No. 50, SIDCO Industrial Area, Fax : 0424 - 2276048
Ambattur, Chennai - 600 058 PUDUKOTTAI
Tel. : 044 - 23452930 - 32 HOSUR ✬ Jayaraj Karz
✬ Thriive Cars Showroom & Workshop :
Showroom & Workshop 2 : Showroom & Workshop : 5915/1, Khalif Nagar, Thirumayam Road,
No. 8-NP, Developed Plot, Guindy Industrial Estate, S. No. - 321, Bathala Palli, Pudukottai - 622 001
Ekkattuthangal, Near Kasi Theatre, Chennai - 600 097 SIPCOT- II, Hosur - 635109. Tel. : 04322 - 262223
Tel. : 044 - 23458941 / 42 Tel. : 04344 - 644588 / 9994099116
PERAMBALUR
✬ Jayaraj Karz
Showroom & Workshop :
No. 36, Trichy to Chennai Highway, Eraiyur,
Veppanthattai, Perambalur, Tamilnadu - 621 133
Tel. : 9244222728
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SALEM Workshop 1 :
✬ Thriive Cars B-45/46, Industrial Estate, Near Andhra Bank
Showroom & Workshop : Sanatnagar, Hyderabad - 500 018
1116, Salem Chennai Highway Road, Tel. : 040 - 66265555 / 66269999
Near Holy Cross, Hr. Sec. School,
Ammapet, Salem - 636 014 Showroom & Workshop 2 :
Tel. : 0427 - 2242603 16-2-705/1/1, Malakpet, Opp. Srukrupa Market,
Fax : 0427 - 2242604 Hyderabad - 500 036
Tel. : 040 - 66815555
TRICHY Fax : 040 - 66179999
✬ Jayaraj Karz
Showroom & Workshop : Showroom & Workshop 3 :
Madurai Main Road, Panjapur, Trichy - 620 012 A2, Balanagar Techno Craft Industrial Estate,
Tel. : 0431 - 2906420 / 6541207 Balanagar, Hyderabad - 500 037
Fax : 0431 - 2202187 Tel. : 040 - 23721111
Fax : 040 - 23729999
THIRUNELVELLI
✬ A.R.A.S. Motors (P) Ltd. KHAMMAM
Showroom & Workshop : ✬ Orange Auto Pvt Ltd
1183/3, National Highway Jothipuram, Showroom & Workshop :
Konganthanparai, Thirunelvelli - 627 007 Plot No. 11,12 &13, Sri Sri Junction,
Tel. : 0462 - 2551070, 3269638 Opposite Reliance Petrol Pump,
Fax : 0462 - 2554111 Rotary Nagar, Khammam - 507002
Tel. : 9247623666
THANJAVUR
✬ Jayaraj Karz
Showroom & Workshop :
Pudukottai Bye - Pass Road, Thanjavur
Tel. : 04362 - 226452

VELLORE
✬ Sayar Cars
Showroom & Workshop :
S.F. No. 3004, New By Pass Road,
Near Collectorate, Vellore - 632 004
Tel.: 0416 - 2222017

STATE - TELANGANA
HYDERABAD
✬ Orange Auto Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom 1 :
6-3-249/3, Abhinandan Towers, Road No. 1,
Banjara Hills, Hyderabad - 500 034
Tel. : 040 - 66515555
Fax : 040 - 66469999
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EAST ZONE ✬
SILCHAR
Smart Motors Pvt. Ltd. ✬
PATNA
Pandey Motors Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom & Workshop : Showroom :
STATE - ARUNACHAL PRADESH NH-54, Ramnagar, Silchar - 788 008 Pandey Plaza, Exhibition Road, Patna - 800 001
Tel. : 03842 - 268701, 9207042806 Tel. : 0612 - 2205195, 3955491
ITANAGAR Fax : 0612 - 2205196
✬ Sango Motors NAGAON
Showroom & Workshop : ✬ LB Motor (A Unit of Borah & Sons Pvt. Ltd) Workshop :
NH-52A, Near Shiv Mandir, 6 Km Showroom & Workshop: Bhootnath Road, Sahadurpur, PS Agamkuan,
Between Nahalagun, Dist. Papumpare AT Road, Dimarguri, Nagaon - 782 003 Patna - 800 020
Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh - 791 110 Tel.: 03672 - 253157 Tel. : 0612 - 2341151
Tel. : 0360 - 2001166 / 67, 2033153
TEZPUR STATE - JHARKHAND
STATE - ASSAM ✬ GNB Motors
Showroom : BOKARO
BONGAIGAON P.O. Nikamul, Beside Udyanpath, ✬ Power Motors
✬ Raj N Dibyani Automobiles Tezpur - 784 001 Showroom & Workshop :
Showroom & Workshop : Tel. : 03712 - 255999 N-1, City Centre, Sector - 4,
Near Lower Assam Hospital, Chapaguri Road, Bokaro Steel City, Bokaro - 827 004
North Bongaigaon, Bongaigaon Workshop : Tel. : 06542 - 233555 / 232977
Tel.: 03664 - 231890, 230545 P.O. Nikamul, Udyanpath, Fax : 06542 - 232988
Tezpur - 784 001
DIBRUGARH Tel. : 03712 - 255998 DHANBAD
✬ Pashupati Traders ✬ Sorabh Automobiles
Showroom & Workshop : TINSUKIA Showroom :
P. N. Road, Chiring Chapori, Dibrugarh - 786 001 ✬ Dhansri Motors Indramani Palace, Opp Flair Bajaj, Saraidhela,
Tel. : 0373 - 2323281 Showroom & Workshop : Dhanbad - 826 001
Telefax : 0373 - 2323296 Opposite New Tinsukia Railway Junction, Tel. : 0326 - 2201366
A.T. Road, Hijuguri, Tinsukia - 786 125.
GUWAHATI Tel. : 0374 - 2311397 Workshop :
✬ Malhotra Chevrolet Tilakraidih, Govindpur Road, Dhanbad - 826 001
Showroom & Workshop :
NH-37, Saru Sujai, Guwahati - 781018
STATE - BIHAR Tel. : 9470580855

Tel.: 7578000789 BHAGALPUR HAZARIBAGH

✬ Hare Krishna Motors Pvt. Ltd. ✬ Laxmi Auto
JORHAT Workshop : Showroom & Workshop :
✬ Nova Automobiles Raman Bihar Colony, Rani Talab, Poll Factory, Zulu Park Road, Near SBI Main Branch,
Showroom & Workshop : Sabour Road, Bhagalpur - 813210 Hazaribagh - 825 301
Pulibor, NH 37, PO: RRL, Jorhat - 785006 Tel. : 7070899679 Tel. : 06546 - 222929
Tel. : 0376 - 2370077
MUZAFARPUR RANCHI
Workshop 2 : ✬ Pandey Motors Pvt. Ltd. ✬ Rahul Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.
Nova Furniture Factory Compound, Showroom & Workshop : Showroom :
Milan Nagar, Jorhat - 785001 Mithila Body Builders, NH-18, Piska More, Ratu Road, Ranchi - 834 005
Tel. : 0376 - 2309263 Bhagwanpur, Muzafarpur - 842 001 Tel. : 0651 - 2510251 / 52
Tel. : 0621 - 2252762
SHIBSAGAR Workshop :
✬ Pashupati Traders Kokar Industrial Area,
Showroom & Workshop : Near Hindustan Newspaper Office, Ranchi - 834 001
KPM Chariali, Shivasagar, Shivasagar - 785 640 Tel. : 0651 - 6555594
Tel. : 03772 - 220082 / 88
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STATE - ORISSA STATE - WEST BENGAL STATE - MANIPUR

✬ ANGUL ASANSOL IMPHAL
Supersales Automobiles Pvt Ltd ✬ Shaila Autotech ✬ Rajpri Enterprise
Workshop : Showroom & Workshop : Showroom & Workshop :
Kulad, Opp: Angul United Credit Co-Operative Bank, NH-2, Chanda More, Asansol - 713 339 Chigmeirong Mamang Leikai,
Angul - 759145 Telefax : 0341 - 2343704 / 705 Imphal East, Imphal - 795 001
Tel. : 9238101004 Tel. : 0385 - 2421183
HOWRAH

✬
BALASORE
Venus Auto Works Pvt. Ltd.
✬ Priti Motor Udyog (P) Ltd.
Showroom :
STATE - NAGALAND
Showroom & Workshop: NH-6, Bombay Howrah Highway, Howrah DIMAPUR
NH - 5, Remuna Golai, Januganj, ✬ Urban Station
Near Bhatter Mill, Balasore -756 019 Workshop : Showroom & Workshop :
Tel. : 06782 - 244013, 244014 Khejurtala Kolkata Truck Terminal, NSC Petrol Pump, NH-39, 6th Mile, Kohima Road,
Khejurtala, NH-6, Howrah - 711 403 Dimapur, Nagaland - 797 112
BHUBANESWAR Tel. : 033 - 65002070/71/72 Tel. : 03862 - 240994, 240992
✬ Venus Auto Works Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom & Workshop :
A/62, Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar - 751 003 ✬
KOLKATA
Dulichand Motors Pvt. Ltd.
STATE - TRIPURA
Tel. : 0674 - 3019999 (Showroom) Showroom : AGARTALA
0674 - 3019900, 3270444, 9337070444 "Shrachi Towers", 686 Anandapur, ✬ Sri Krishna Automobiles
(Workshop) E.M. Bypass, Near Ruby Hospital, Kolkatta - 700 107 Showroom & Workshop :
Telefax : 0674 - 3019908 Tel. : 033 - 24431801 - 02, 40141616 Plot No. 4612 & 4615, Shanihani,
Fax : 033 - 40141624 Airport Road, Agartala, Tripura West - 799 001
✬ Super Sales Automobiles Pvt. Ltd. Tel. : 0381 - 2342566
Showroom & Workshop : Workshop :
Plot No. 644/2148, NH-5, Pahal,
Bhubneswar, Dist - khurda - 752 101
5/51, Jagatipota, Ahalya Nagar,
Opp. Jagatipota Kisan Market, Kolkatta - 700 099
STATE - MEGHALAYA
Tel. : 0674 - 2463913, 2463914, 6543010 / 11 Tel. : 033 - 40161718, 24264224, 24264214 SHILLONG
✬ DH Royal Cars
SAMBALPUR ❍ Longia Motors Pvt. Ltd. Showroom & Workshop :
✬ Bharat Motors Ltd. Workshop 1 : Parkview, Fire Brigade,
Showroom & Workshop : 15/1D, Sahanagar Road, (Near Rashbehari Avenue Shillong - 793 014
9, Industrial Estate, Near Central School, Crossing), Kolkatta - 700 026 Tel. : 0364 - 2520481, 2520477
Bareipali, Sambalpur - 768 006 Tel. : 033 - 66270100 / 119
Tel. : 0663 - 2402736, 2405286
Fax : 0663 - 2585894
Fax : 033 - 66270121 STATE - MIZORAM
Workshop 2 : AIZAWL
ROURKELA Budge Budge Trunk Road, Rampur, ✬ Highland
✬ Balaram Motors P.O. : Gobindopur, P.S. : Maheshtala, Showroom & Workshop :
Showroom & Workshop : Kolkata - 700 141 A-L Road, Zemabawk, Aizawl - 796 017
Opposite Pahadi Kanta, Vedvyash, Rourkela - 769 041 Tel. : 033 - 66270222 / 223 / 205 Tel. : 0389 - 2351916
Fax : 033 - 66270208

SILIGURI
✬ Kaysons Automotive Pvt. Ltd.
Workshop :
IIIrd Mile, Checkpost, Opp. New Eastern Bypass
Road, Sevoke Road, Siliguri - 734 401
Tel. : 0353 - 2544533 - 35, 2777723
Fax : 0353 - 2544456
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INTERNATIONAL
SRI LANKA
✬ Mag City Motor Company Pvt. Ltd.
Showroom & Workshop :
No. 320A, Darley Road,
Colombo - 10, Sri Lanka
Tel. : 0094777410407

BHUTAN
✬ Global Trade
Showroom :
Lkahilham, Changgankha,
Thimphu, Bhutan

Workshop :
Post Box No. 1037, Olarongcchu,
Thimphu, Bhutannnn
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Pune – 410507, Maharashtra, India.
Customer Assistance Center : Surinder Jakhar Bhawan, Iffco Complex, Plot No.3, Sector 32,
Tel. +91 2114 663939
Institutional Area, Gurgaon-122001, Phone:+91-124-3080000 Email: gmi.cac@gm.com
For Customer Assistance Centre call at +91 124 3080000 or email at gmi.cac@gm.com
Works : A-16, MIDC Talegaon Industrial Area (Phase-II), Near Floriculture Park, Talegaon Navlakh
24 Hr. Helpline at 1800 3000 8080
Umbhre Village Road, Tehsil-Maval,
24 x 7 Roadside Assistance at 1800 103 8090 (Toll Free No.) or +91 124 4388090
Pune - 410 507, Maharashtra, India. Tel: 91 2114 663939 Part No.: 28288123
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Regd. Office : Block-B, Chandrapura Industrial Estate, Halol - 389 351

Dist. Panchmahals, Gujarat, India. Phone : 91 2676 221000
Customer Assistance Center : Surinder Jakhar Bhawan, Iffco Complex, Plot No.3, Sector 32,
Institutional Area, Gurgaon-122001, Phone:+91-124-3080000 Email: gmi.cac@gm.com
Works : A-16, MIDC Talegaon Industrial Area (Phase-II), Near Floriculture Park, Talegaon Navlakh
Umbhre Village Road, Tehsil-Maval,
Pune - 410 507, Maharashtra, India. Tel: 91 2114 663939 Part No.: 28288123
24 Hr. Helpline at 1800 3000 8080 Revision No. 00
Revision Date
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TRAILBLAZER DIESEL

Chevrolet Sales India Private Limited

All information, illustrations and specifications contained in this Owner's Manual are based on
the latest production information available at the time of publication. The right is reserved to
make changes at any time without notice.

Regd. Office : Block-B, Chandrapura Industrial Estate, Halol - 389 351

Dist. Panchmahals, Gujarat, India. Phone : 91 2676 221000
Customer Assistance Center : Surinder Jakhar Bhawan, Iffco Complex, Plot No.3, Sector 32,
Institutional Area, Gurgaon-122001, Phone:+91-124-3080000 Email: gmi.cac@gm.com
Works : A-16, MIDC Talegaon Industrial Area (Phase-II), Near Floriculture Park, Talegaon Navlakh
Umbhre Village Road, Tehsil-Maval,
Pune - 410 507, Maharashtra, India. Tel: 91 2114 663939 Part No.: 28288123
24 Hr. Helpline at 1800 3000 8080 Revision No. 00
Revision Date
24x7 Roadside Assistance at 1800 103 8090 (Toll Free No.) or 0124 - 4388090 10/2015/250

TRAILBLAZER DIESEL

Chevrolet Sales India Private Limited

All information, illustrations and specifications contained in this Owner's Manual are based on
the latest production information available at the time of publication. The right is reserved to
make changes at any time without notice.

Regd. Office : Block-B, Chandrapura Industrial Estate, Halol - 389 351

Dist. Panchmahals, Gujarat, India. Phone : 91 2676 221000
Customer Assistance Center : Surinder Jakhar Bhawan, Iffco Complex, Plot No.3, Sector 32,
Institutional Area, Gurgaon-122001, Phone:+91-124-3080000 Email: gmi.cac@gm.com
Works : A-16, MIDC Talegaon Industrial Area (Phase-II), Near Floriculture Park, Talegaon Navlakh
Umbhre Village Road, Tehsil-Maval,
Pune - 410 507, Maharashtra, India. Tel: 91 2114 663939 Part No.: 28288123
24 Hr. Helpline at 1800 3000 8080 Revision No. 00
Revision Date
24x7 Roadside Assistance at 1800 103 8090 (Toll Free No.) or 0124 - 4388090 10/2015/250