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Pontiac 2003 Vibe Owner’s Manual (382 pages)
2003 Pontiac Vibe
Brand: Pontiac
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 3.21 MB
Table of Contents
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Section 1 Seats and Restraint Systems
8
-
Canadian Owners
4
-
How to Use this Manual
5
-
Vehicle Symbols
6
-
Table of Contents
8
-
Seats and Seat Controls
9
-
Reclining Front Seatbacks
10
-
Head Restraints
12
-
-
Safety Belts: They’re for Everyone
16
-
Why Safety Belts Work
17
-
-
Here Are Questions Many People Ask about
20
-
Safety Belts — and the Answers
20
-
-
How to Wear Safety Belts Properly
21
-
Driver Position
21
-
Safety Belt Use During Pregnancy
28
-
Right Front Passenger Position
29
-
Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)
29
-
Safety Belt Pretensioners
38
-
Rear Seat Passengers
39
-
Children
42
-
Infants and Young Children
42
-
-
Restraint Systems for Children
46
-
Where to Put the Restraint
49
-
Top Strap
50
-
Front Seat Position
58
-
-
Older Children
61
-
Safety Belt Extender
64
-
Checking Your Restraint Systems
64
-
Replacing Restraint System Parts after a Crash
65
-
Manual Windows
68
-
Door Locks
71
-
Rear Door Security Locks
73
-
Leaving Your Vehicle
73
-
Remote Keyless Entry System
74
-
Matching Transmitter(S) to Your Vehicle
75
-
Battery Replacement
76
-
Content Theft Deterrent System
80
-
Activating the System
81
-
Ignition Positions
83
-
Starting Your Engine
84
-
Automatic Transaxle
84
-
Manual Transaxle
85
-
To Use the Engine Coolant Heater
86
-
Automatic Transaxle Operation
87
-
Manual Transaxle Operation
90
-
Shift Speeds
93
-
Parking Brake
94
-
Parking Your Vehicle
98
-
Parking over Things that Burn
98
-
Engine Exhaust
99
-
Turn and Lane-Change Signals
101
-
Windshield Wipers
102
-
Windshield Washer
103
-
Exterior Lamps
107
-
Daytime Running Lamps
108
-
Lamps on Reminder
108
-
Interior Lamps
109
-
Storage Compartments
113
-
Glove Box
113
-
Cargo Cover
115
-
Luggage Carrier
116
-
Ashtrays and Cigarette Lighter
118
-
Sun Visors
118
-
Accessory Power Outlet
119
-
Floor Mat
121
-
Instrument Panel Cluster
125
-
Speedometer and Odometer
126
-
Air Bag Readiness Light
129
-
Brake System Warning Light
130
-
Anti-Lock Brake System Warning Light
131
-
Malfunction Indicator Lamp
133
-
Oil Pressure Light
137
-
Fuel Gage
139
-
Low Fuel Warning Light
140
-
-
-
Section 3 Comfort Controls and Audio Systems
142
-
Climate Control System
143
-
Comfort Controls
143
-
Air Conditioning
144
-
Defogging and Defrosting
145
-
Heating
145
-
Rear Window Defogger
146
-
Ventilation System
147
-
Audio Systems
148
-
Setting the Time
148
-
Player with Equalization and Radio
149
-
Data System (RDS)
149
-
-
Navigation/Radio System (Option)
166
-
Understanding Radio Reception
167
-
Tips about Your Audio System
168
-
Care of Your Compact Disc Player
169
-
Care of Your Compact Discs
169
-
Fixed Mast Antenna
169
-
-
Section 4 Your Driving and the Road
170
-
Defensive Driving
171
-
Drunken Driving
172
-
Braking
175
-
Control of a Vehicle
175
-
All — Wheel Drive (AWD) System (Option)
178
-
Braking in Emergencies
178
-
-
Steering
179
-
Power Steering
179
-
Steering in Emergencies
180
-
-
Off — Road Recovery
181
-
Passing
181
-
Loss of Control
183
-
Driving at Night
184
-
Driving in Rain and on Wet Roads
186
-
Driving through Deep Standing Water
188
-
Driving through Flowing Water
189
-
-
City Driving
190
-
Freeway Driving
191
-
Before Leaving on a Long Trip
192
-
Highway Hypnosis
193
-
Hill and Mountain Roads
193
-
Winter Driving
195
-
Driving on Snow or Ice
196
-
-
Recreational Vehicle Towing
199
-
Loading Your Vehicle
203
-
Towing a Trailer
205
-
If You Do Decide to Pull a Trailer
206
-
Weight of the Trailer
206
-
Weight of the Trailer Tongue
207
-
Safety Chains
208
-
Trailer Brakes
208
-
Driving with a Trailer
209
-
Making Turns
210
-
Turn Signals When Towing a Trailer
210
-
Driving on Grades
211
-
Parking on Hills
211
-
Maintenance When Trailer Towing
212
-
Parking on a Hill
212
-
Engine Cooling When Trailer Towing
212
-
-
-
Section 5 Problems on the Road
213
-
Hazard Warning Flashers
214
-
Other Warning Devices
214
-
Jump Starting
215
-
Engine Overheating
221
-
If no Steam Is Coming from Your Engine
223
-
-
Towing Your Vehicle
221
-
Cooling System
224
-
Recovery Tank
226
-
How to Add Coolant to the Radiator
228
-
-
Changing a Flat Tire
230
-
Removing the Spare Tire and Tools
231
-
Spare Tire
234
-
Storing the Flat Tire and Tools
240
-
-
If a Tire Goes Flat
230
-
Compact Spare Tire
243
-
If You’re Stuck: in Sand, Mud, Ice or Snow
244
-
Rocking Your Vehicle to Get It out
245
-
Doing Your Own Service Work
248
-
Gasoline Octane
250
-
Gasoline Specifications
250
-
California Fuel
251
-
Fuels in Foreign Countries
252
-
Filling Your Tank
252
-
Filling a Portable Fuel Container
255
-
Checking Things under the Hood
256
-
Engine Compartment Overview
258
-
Engine Oil
260
-
When to Add Engine Oil
262
-
What Kind of Engine Oil to Use
263
-
Engine Oil Additives
264
-
When to Change Engine Oil
265
-
What to Do with Used Oil
265
-
Engine Air Cleaner/Filter
266
-
Passenger Compartment Air Filter
268
-
Automatic Transaxle Fluid
270
-
How to Add Fluid
273
-
Manual Transaxle Fluid
274
-
Hydraulic Clutch
275
-
When to Check and What to Use
275
-
How to Check and Add Fluid
275
-
Engine Coolant
277
-
Checking Coolant
279
-
Power Steering Fluid
280
-
Windshield Washer Fluid
282
-
Adding Washer Fluid
282
-
Brake Fluid
283
-
Brake Wear
286
-
Bulb Replacement
288
-
Front Turn Signal Lamps
291
-
Rear Combination Lamps
291
-
Windshield Wiper Blade Replacement
295
-
Tire Inspection and Rotation
298
-
Buying New Tires
301
-
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
302
-
Wheel Alignment and Tire Balance
303
-
Wheel Replacement
304
-
Tire Chains
306
-
Appearance Care
307
-
Using Cleaner on Fabric
308
-
Special Fabric Cleaning Problems
309
-
Cleaning Vinyl
309
-
Cleaning Leather
309
-
Cleaning Glass Surfaces
310
-
Cleaning Interior Plastic Components
310
-
Care of Safety Belts
310
-
Cleaning the Outside of Your Vehicle
311
-
Washing Your Vehicle
311
-
Finish Care
312
-
Cleaning Aluminum Wheels
313
-
Chemical Paint Spotting
314
-
Underbody Maintenance
314
-
Engine Identification
316
-
Electrical System
317
-
Fuses and Circuit Breakers
318
-
Capacities and Specifications
322
-
Engine Specifications
323
-
Normal Maintenance Replacement Parts
324
-
-
-
Section 7 Maintenance Schedule
325
-
Introduction
326
-
Your Vehicle and the Environment
326
-
Maintenance Requirements
326
-
How this Section Is Organized
327
-
-
Part A: Scheduled Maintenance Services
328
-
Using Your Maintenance Schedule
328
-
Selecting the Right Schedule
328
-
Scheduled Maintenance
329
-
-
Short Trip/City Scheduled Maintenance
332
-
Long Trip/Highway Scheduled Maintenance
351
-
Part B: Owner Checks and Services
361
-
At each Fuel Fill
361
-
At Least Twice a Year
362
-
-
Part C: Periodic Maintenance Inspections
366
-
Exhaust System Inspection
366
-
Fuel System Inspection
366
-
Engine Cooling System Inspection
367
-
Brake System Inspection
367
-
Throttle System Inspection
367
-
-
Part D: Recommended Fluids and Lubricants
368
-
Part E: Maintenance Record
371
-
Customer Satisfaction Procedure
374
-
Customer Assistance for Text Telephone
375
-
(TTY) Users
375
-
-
Customer Assistance Offices
376
-
GM Mobility Program for Persons
377
-
With Disabilities
377
-
-
Roadside Assistance Program
377
-
Canadian Roadside Assistance
378
-
Courtesy Transportation
379
-
Transportation Options
379
-
Plan Ahead When Possible
379
-
Additional Program Information
380
-
-
Reporting Safety Defects to the United States Government
381
-
Canadian Government
381
-
Reporting Safety Defects to General Motors
381
-
Service Manuals
382
-
-
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Pontiac 2003 Vibe Owner’s Manual (381 pages)
Brand: Pontiac
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 3.18 MB
Table of Contents
-
Section 1 Seats and Restraint Systems
7
-
Canadian Owners
3
-
How to Use this Manual
4
-
Vehicle Symbols
5
-
Table of Contents
7
-
Seats and Seat Controls
8
-
Reclining Front Seatbacks
9
-
Head Restraints
11
-
-
Safety Belts: They’re for Everyone
15
-
Why Safety Belts Work
16
-
-
Here Are Questions Many People Ask about
19
-
Safety Belts — and the Answers
19
-
-
How to Wear Safety Belts Properly
20
-
Driver Position
20
-
Safety Belt Use During Pregnancy
27
-
Right Front Passenger Position
28
-
Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)
28
-
Safety Belt Pretensioners
37
-
Rear Seat Passengers
38
-
Children
41
-
Infants and Young Children
41
-
-
Restraint Systems for Children
45
-
Where to Put the Restraint
48
-
Top Strap
49
-
Front Seat Position
57
-
-
Older Children
60
-
Safety Belt Extender
63
-
Checking Your Restraint Systems
63
-
Replacing Restraint System Parts after a Crash
64
-
Manual Windows
67
-
Door Locks
70
-
Rear Door Security Locks
72
-
Leaving Your Vehicle
72
-
Remote Keyless Entry System
73
-
Matching Transmitter(S) to Your Vehicle
74
-
Battery Replacement
75
-
Content Theft Deterrent System
79
-
Activating the System
80
-
Ignition Positions
82
-
Starting Your Engine
83
-
Automatic Transaxle
83
-
Manual Transaxle
84
-
To Use the Engine Coolant Heater
85
-
Automatic Transaxle Operation
86
-
Manual Transaxle Operation
89
-
Shift Speeds
92
-
Parking Brake
93
-
Parking Your Vehicle
97
-
Parking over Things that Burn
97
-
Engine Exhaust
98
-
Turn and Lane-Change Signals
100
-
Windshield Wipers
101
-
Windshield Washer
102
-
Exterior Lamps
106
-
Daytime Running Lamps
107
-
Lamps on Reminder
107
-
Interior Lamps
108
-
Storage Compartments
112
-
Glove Box
112
-
Cargo Cover
114
-
Luggage Carrier
115
-
Ashtrays and Cigarette Lighter
117
-
Sun Visors
117
-
Accessory Power Outlet
118
-
Floor Mat
120
-
Instrument Panel Cluster
124
-
Speedometer and Odometer
125
-
Air Bag Readiness Light
128
-
Brake System Warning Light
129
-
Anti-Lock Brake System Warning Light
130
-
Malfunction Indicator Lamp
132
-
Oil Pressure Light
136
-
Fuel Gage
138
-
Low Fuel Warning Light
139
-
-
-
Section 3 Comfort Controls and Audio Systems
141
-
Climate Control System
142
-
Comfort Controls
142
-
Air Conditioning
143
-
Defogging and Defrosting
144
-
Heating
144
-
Rear Window Defogger
145
-
Ventilation System
146
-
Audio Systems
147
-
Setting the Time
147
-
Player with Equalization and Radio
148
-
Data System (RDS)
148
-
-
Navigation/Radio System (Option)
165
-
Understanding Radio Reception
166
-
Tips about Your Audio System
167
-
Care of Your Compact Disc Player
168
-
Care of Your Compact Discs
168
-
Fixed Mast Antenna
168
-
-
Section 4 Your Driving and the Road
169
-
Defensive Driving
170
-
Drunken Driving
171
-
Braking
174
-
Control of a Vehicle
174
-
All — Wheel Drive (AWD) System (Option)
177
-
Braking in Emergencies
177
-
-
Steering
178
-
Power Steering
178
-
Steering in Emergencies
179
-
-
Off — Road Recovery
180
-
Passing
180
-
Loss of Control
182
-
Driving at Night
183
-
Driving in Rain and on Wet Roads
185
-
Driving through Deep Standing Water
187
-
Driving through Flowing Water
188
-
-
City Driving
189
-
Freeway Driving
190
-
Before Leaving on a Long Trip
191
-
Highway Hypnosis
192
-
Hill and Mountain Roads
192
-
Winter Driving
194
-
Driving on Snow or Ice
195
-
-
Recreational Vehicle Towing
198
-
Loading Your Vehicle
202
-
Towing a Trailer
204
-
If You Do Decide to Pull a Trailer
205
-
Weight of the Trailer
205
-
Weight of the Trailer Tongue
206
-
Safety Chains
207
-
Trailer Brakes
207
-
Driving with a Trailer
208
-
Making Turns
209
-
Turn Signals When Towing a Trailer
209
-
Driving on Grades
210
-
Parking on Hills
210
-
Maintenance When Trailer Towing
211
-
Parking on a Hill
211
-
Engine Cooling When Trailer Towing
211
-
-
-
Section 5 Problems on the Road
212
-
Hazard Warning Flashers
213
-
Other Warning Devices
213
-
Jump Starting
214
-
Engine Overheating
220
-
If no Steam Is Coming from Your Engine
222
-
-
Towing Your Vehicle
220
-
Cooling System
223
-
Recovery Tank
225
-
How to Add Coolant to the Radiator
227
-
-
Changing a Flat Tire
229
-
Removing the Spare Tire and Tools
230
-
Spare Tire
233
-
Storing the Flat Tire and Tools
239
-
-
If a Tire Goes Flat
229
-
Compact Spare Tire
242
-
If You’re Stuck: in Sand, Mud, Ice or Snow
243
-
Rocking Your Vehicle to Get It out
244
-
Doing Your Own Service Work
247
-
Gasoline Octane
249
-
Gasoline Specifications
249
-
California Fuel
250
-
Fuels in Foreign Countries
251
-
Filling Your Tank
251
-
Filling a Portable Fuel Container
254
-
Checking Things under the Hood
255
-
Engine Compartment Overview
257
-
Engine Oil
259
-
When to Add Engine Oil
261
-
What Kind of Engine Oil to Use
262
-
Engine Oil Additives
263
-
When to Change Engine Oil
264
-
What to Do with Used Oil
264
-
Engine Air Cleaner/Filter
265
-
Passenger Compartment Air Filter
267
-
Automatic Transaxle Fluid
269
-
How to Add Fluid
272
-
Manual Transaxle Fluid
273
-
Hydraulic Clutch
274
-
When to Check and What to Use
274
-
How to Check and Add Fluid
274
-
Engine Coolant
276
-
Checking Coolant
278
-
Power Steering Fluid
279
-
Windshield Washer Fluid
281
-
Adding Washer Fluid
281
-
Brake Fluid
282
-
Brake Wear
285
-
Bulb Replacement
287
-
Front Turn Signal Lamps
290
-
Rear Combination Lamps
290
-
Windshield Wiper Blade Replacement
294
-
Tire Inspection and Rotation
297
-
Buying New Tires
300
-
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
301
-
Wheel Alignment and Tire Balance
302
-
Wheel Replacement
303
-
Tire Chains
305
-
Appearance Care
306
-
Using Cleaner on Fabric
307
-
Special Fabric Cleaning Problems
308
-
Cleaning Vinyl
308
-
Cleaning Leather
308
-
Cleaning Glass Surfaces
309
-
Cleaning Interior Plastic Components
309
-
Care of Safety Belts
309
-
Cleaning the Outside of Your Vehicle
310
-
Washing Your Vehicle
310
-
Finish Care
311
-
Cleaning Aluminum Wheels
312
-
Chemical Paint Spotting
313
-
Underbody Maintenance
313
-
Engine Identification
315
-
Electrical System
316
-
Fuses and Circuit Breakers
317
-
Capacities and Specifications
321
-
Engine Specifications
322
-
Normal Maintenance Replacement Parts
323
-
-
-
Section 7 Maintenance Schedule
324
-
Introduction
325
-
Your Vehicle and the Environment
325
-
Maintenance Requirements
325
-
How this Section Is Organized
326
-
-
Part A: Scheduled Maintenance Services
327
-
Using Your Maintenance Schedule
327
-
Selecting the Right Schedule
327
-
Scheduled Maintenance
328
-
-
Short Trip/City Scheduled Maintenance
331
-
Long Trip/Highway Scheduled Maintenance
350
-
Part B: Owner Checks and Services
360
-
At each Fuel Fill
360
-
At Least Twice a Year
361
-
-
Part C: Periodic Maintenance Inspections
365
-
Exhaust System Inspection
365
-
Fuel System Inspection
365
-
Engine Cooling System Inspection
366
-
Brake System Inspection
366
-
Throttle System Inspection
366
-
-
Part D: Recommended Fluids and Lubricants
367
-
Part E: Maintenance Record
370
-
Customer Satisfaction Procedure
373
-
Customer Assistance for Text Telephone
374
-
(TTY) Users
374
-
-
Customer Assistance Offices
375
-
GM Mobility Program for Persons
376
-
With Disabilities
376
-
-
Roadside Assistance Program
376
-
Canadian Roadside Assistance
377
-
Courtesy Transportation
378
-
Transportation Options
378
-
Plan Ahead When Possible
378
-
Additional Program Information
379
-
-
Reporting Safety Defects to the United States Government
380
-
Canadian Government
380
-
Reporting Safety Defects to General Motors
380
-
Service Manuals
381
-
-
Pontiac 2003 Vibe Navigation Manual (50 pages)
Navigation System Supplement
Brand: Pontiac
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 1.79 MB
Table of Contents
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Section 2 Features and Controls
17
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Section 1 Overview
4
-
Map Scales
7
-
Using the Navigation System
8
-
Hard Keys
8
-
Screen Setup
11
-
Table of Contents
17
-
Navigation System Screen
18
-
PWR/VOL (Power/Volume) Knob
18
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NAV (Navigation) Key
19
-
Navigation Menu
20
-
Navigation Menu Options Display
21
-
Suspend Guidance
21
-
Route Overview
21
-
Volume
21
-
Edit Route
22
-
Route Preview
22
-
Setup
23
-
Marked Points
23
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DEST (Destination)
24
-
Points of Interest
29
-
Colors on the Screen
33
-
-
Section 3 Navigation Audio System
34
-
Audio System
35
-
Finding a Station
36
-
Playing the Radio
36
-
Audio Screen
37
-
Setting Preset Stations
37
-
Radio Data Systems (RDS)
38
-
RDS Option Menu
39
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Playing Cds
41
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Six-Disc CD Changer
44
-
Compact Disc Changer Errors
46
-
If the System Needs Service
50
-
Database Coverage Explanations
50
-
-
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Frequently Asked Questions
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My car has a timing chain, what is the replacement interval for it? Verified
With normal use, a timing chain should last the entire lifespan of the car and does not need to be replaced.
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I can’t open one or more of the doors from the inside, why is that? Verified
The child safety lock is probably activated. This can often be deactivated with a mechanism in the door.
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How often should I change my oil? Verified
Almost every car has its own exact guideline, but in general it’s wise to change your oil every 10.000 to 15.000 kilometers or once every year. Polluted oil can cause serious damage to the engine over time.
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When should the airbag on the side of the passenger seat be switched off? Verified
When driving with a child in a car seat on the passenger seat, the airbag on that side should be switched off. This is also advisable for children up to 12 years old that take place in the passenger seat. This is to prevent injuries in case of an accident.
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The car keys won’t unlock the car from a distance anymore, why is that? Verified
Car keys that can unlock from a distance generally work with a battery. When it runs out, the key won’t work anymore. Replace the battery and try again.
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Will a lower tire pressure result in more grip when driving in the snow? Verified
No, although the tires will have more surface in contact with the road with a lower pressure, it will nevertheless result in less stability. Always drive with the correct tire pressure!
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I filled my car with the wrong fuel, what should I do? Verified
Do not drive! It does not matter wether you put diesel in a gasoline car or gasoline in a diesel car. In both cases it can cause damage to the enige and/or other parts of the car. Contact roadside assistance.
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Where can I find the VIN number of my car? Verified
This can vary between brands and models, but on many cars the VIN number can be found on the door jamb, under the hood or on the metal flooring at the front seat.
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How often should I replace the blades on my windscreen wipers? Verified
It’s advisable to replace the wiper blades at least once a year. Signs that the blades need to be replaced are streaking, leaving a haze, making noise or the rubber coming off.
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What is the VIN number? Verified
VIN stands for Vehicle Identification Number and is a unique number that every car has. This makes the car indentifyable after for example a crash or in the case of a recall. It also allows a car to be identified in the case the number plates are missing.
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How many miles is one kilometer? Verified
One kilometer equals 0,621 mile. Ten kilometers makes 6,21 miles. One mile equals 1,609 kilometer. Ten miles makes 16,09 kilometers.
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Can I use the windscreen wipers while there is ice on the windscreen? Verified
No, this is not advisable. Ice is sharp and can damage the rubber on the wiper blades.
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