Contents Introduction ....................................

2
In brief ............................................ 6
Keys, doors and windows ............ 19
Seats, restraints ........................... 32
Storage ........................................ 52
Instruments and controls ............. 57
Lighting ........................................ 78
Infotainment system ..................... 83
Climate control ........................... 129
Driving and operating ................. 139
Vehicle care ............................... 164
Technical data ............................ 212
Service and maintenance .......... 225
Index .......................................... 231
2 Introduction

Introduction
Introduction 3

Vehicle specific data You must always comply with the Using this manual
specific laws and regulations of the
Please enter your vehicle’s data on country that you are in. These laws ■ This manual describes all options
the previous page to keep it easily may differ from the information in this and features available for this
accessible. This information is Owner’s Manual. model. Certain descriptions,
available in the sections "Service and including those for display and
Maintenance" and "Technical data" All Chevrolet Dealers provide first menu functions, may not apply to
as well as on the identification plate. class service, using trained your vehicle due to model variant,
mechanics to work according to country specifications, special
specific instructions.
Introduction equipment or accessories.
The customer literature package ■ The "In brief" section will give you
Your vehicle is a designed should always be kept readily an initial overview.
combination of advanced technology, available in the vehicle. It can be
safety, environmental friendliness ■ The table of contents at the
found inside the glovebox.
and economy. beginning of this manual and within
This Owner's Manual provides you each chapter shows where the
with all the necessary information to information is located.
enable you to drive your vehicle ■ The index will enable you to search
safely and efficiently. for specific information.
Whenever the control indicator a ■ The Owner's Manual uses the
appears in combination with another factory designations, which can be
control indicator in the instrument found in the chapter "Technical
cluster and labels, you should consult data".
the Owner's Manual. ■ Directional data, e.g. left or right, or
Make sure your passengers are front or back, always relate to the
aware of the possible risk of accident direction of travel.
and injury which may result from
improper use of the vehicle.
4 Introduction

■ The vehicle display screens may We wish you many hours of

not support your specific language. Caution pleasurable driving.
■ Display messages and interior Text marked Caution provides Chevrolet
labelling are written in bold letters. information on possible damage to
the vehicle. Disregarding this
Danger, Warnings and information may lead to vehicle
Cautions damage.

9 Danger
Text marked 9 Danger provides
information on risk of fatal injury.
Disregarding this information may
endanger life.

9 Warning
Text marked 9 Warning provides
information on risk of accident or
injury. Disregarding this This symbol indicates a prohibited
information may lead to injury. procedure which can cause personal
injury or damages to vehicle.

Symbols
Page references are indicated with 3.
3 means "see page".
Introduction 5
6 In brief

In brief Vehicle unlocking Seat adjustment

Radio remote control 9 Danger
Initial drive information In order to permit safe airbag
deployment, do not sit nearer than
25 cm to the steering wheel.

9 Warning
Never adjust seats while driving as
they could move uncontrollably.

Press the button c to unlock driver's

door and liftgate. Press the button c
again to unlock other doors. Open the
doors by pulling the handles.
Radio remote control 3 19
Central locking system 3 21
Load compartment 3 24
In brief 7

Seat positioning Seat backrests Seat height

Pull the handle, slide the seat, release Pull the lever, adjust the inclination Turn the knob
the handle. and release the lever. Allow the seat Clockwise = Higher
Make sure that the seat is locked in to engage audibly. Counterclockwise = Lower
place. Seat adjustment 3 34.
Note
Seat adjustment 3 34. Seat position 3 33. Seat height adjustment is only
Seat position 3 33. possible with the driver's seat.
Seats 3 34.
Seat position 3 33.
8 In brief

Head restraint adjustment Seat belt Mirror adjustment

Height adjustment Interior mirror

Pull out the seat belt and engage in

the belt buckle. The seat belt must not
Pull the head restraint upward. be twisted and must fit close against The adjustment is performed by tilting
To move down, press the locking the body. The backrest must not be the mirror to a suitable position.
button and push the head restraint tilted back too far (maximum Some vehicles are equipped with
downward. approximately 25 °). Tension the lap anti-dazzle feature. Adjust the lever
belt regularly while driving by tugging below the mirror to reduce dazzle.
Removing the shoulder belt.
Interior mirror 3 29.
Raise the head restraint to full height. To release the belt, press the red
Press the locking button at the same button on the belt buckle.
time. Seat belts 3 41.
Pull up the head restraint. Seat position 3 33.
In brief 9

Exterior mirrors Electric adjustment Steering wheel adjustment

Manual adjustment

Select the left or the right exterior Unlock the lever to adjust the steering
mirror with the selector switch and wheel, then engage the lever and
Manually adjust the exterior mirror adjust with the four-way switch. ensure it is fully locked. Do not adjust
using the handle. Electric adjustment 3 28. the steering wheel unless the vehicle
Manual adjustment 3 27. is stationary and the steering wheel
lock has been released.
Ignition positions 3 151.
10 In brief

Instrument panel overview

22

20 21

23
In brief 11

1 Exterior light switch ............... 78 15 Ignition switch with Exterior lighting

2 Side air vents ...................... 136 steering wheel lock ............ 151
3 Turn and lane-change 16 Horn ...................................... 57
signals ................................... 79 Driver airbag ......................... 45
High beam ............................. 78 17 Steering wheel adjustment . . 57
Headlight flash ...................... 79 18 Panel fuse box .................... 192
19 Bonnet release lever ........... 167
Driver information center
switch .................................... 70 20 Brake pedal ......................... 141
4 Instrument cluster ................. 62 21 Accelerator pedal ................ 141
22 Climate control system ........ 129
Driver Information Center ...... 70
23 Automatic Transmission ..... 155
5 Windscreen wiper,
windscreen washer system ... 58 Turn light switch:
6 Central air vents .................. 136 = Off
7 Instrument panel storage = Sidelights
compartment ......................... 52 = Headlights
8 Infotainment system .............. 83 Press light switch
9 Instrument panel storage ...... 52 = Front fog lights
10 Glovebox ............................... 53 = Rear fog lights
11 Front passenger airbag ......... 45
Lighting 78.
12 Rear air conditioning
system ................................. 135
13 Hazard warning flashers ....... 79
14 Central locking button ........... 21
12 In brief

Headlight flash, high beam and High beam 3 78. Turn and lane-change signals
low beam Headlight flash 3 79.

Right = Lever down

For a headlight flash, pull the turn Left = Lever up
signal lever.
Turn and lane-change signals
To change the headlights from low 3 79.
beam to high beam, push the turn
signal lever.
The light P in the instrument panel
cluster comes on if the high beam
lamps are turned on while the ignition
is on.
To change the headlights from high
beam to low beam, pull or push the
turn signal lever.
In brief 13

Hazard warning flashers Horn Washer and wiper systems

Windscreen wipers

Operated with the ¨ button. Press the j point located in the

On = Press ¨ centre of the steering wheel.
§ = Off
Off = Press ¨ again. P = Timed interval wiping (interval
Hazard warning flashers 3 79. is adjustable in 5 different
times by turning the
thumbwheel)
1 = Slow
2 = Fast
For a single wipe when the
windscreen wipers are off, press the
lever up and release it.
Windscreen wipers 3 58.
14 In brief

Wiper replacement 3 181. Windscreen washer system Rear window wiper/washer

Pull the lever. Press the rocker switch to activate the

Windscreen washer system 3 58. rear window wiper:
Washer fluid 3 179. upper = intermittent
position operation
lower = continuous
position operation
middle = off
position
Auto wipe in reverse gear
On/Off
Settings can be changed in the
Infotainment menu. 3 83
In brief 15

Climate control
Heated rear window

Push the lever. Washer fluid is

sprayed onto the rear window and the
wiper wipes several times.
Do not use if the rear window is
frozen. Operated by pressing the button.
Switch off in car washes. Heating works with the engine
running and is switched off
automatically after some time or by
pressing the button again.
16 In brief

Automatic Transmission Movement between certain gear

Caution
positions requires pressing the
release button on the side of the
selector lever. Do not shift to neutral while the
vehicle is moving. This may cause
Press the brake pedal and push the damage to your transmission and
release button to release the lever personal injury.
from P position.
To shift to P, M and R positions, press Automatic transmission. 155.
the release button.
To start the engine, the selector lever
should be in either P or N position.
Do not accelerate while engaging a
gear. Never press the accelerator
P = Parking position, wheels are pedal and brake pedal at the same
locked, engage only when the time.
vehicle is stationary and the When a gear is engaged, the vehicle
parking brake is applied slowly begins to move when the brake
R = Reverse gear, engage only is released.
when vehicle is stationary
N = Neutral
D = Automatic mode with all gears
M = Manual mode.
In brief 17

Starting off Starting engine with the ignition Parking

switch ■ Always apply the parking brake
Check before starting off without pressing the release button.
■ Tyre pressure and condition 197, Apply as firmly as possible on a
224. downhill slope or uphill slope.
■ Engine oil level and fluid levels Operate the foot brake at the same
171. time to reduce operating force.
■ If all windows, mirrors, exterior ■ Switch off the engine and ignition.
lighting and number plates are free Turn the ignition key to 0, remove it
from dirt, snow and ice and and turn the steering wheel until the
operational. steering wheel lock is felt to
■ The position of seats, seat belts engage.
and mirrors ■ If the vehicle is on a level surface or
Proper position of seats 28. uphill slope, engage the first gear
■ Turn the key to position 1. before switching off the ignition. On
Mirrors 33. an uphill slope, turn the front
Seat belts 42. ■ Move the steering wheel slightly to wheels away from the kerb.
release the steering wheel lock.
■ Check brake function at low speed, If the vehicle is on a downhill slope,
particularly if the brakes are wet. ■ Automatic transmission: press and engage the reverse gear before
hold brake pedal and move switching off the ignition. Turn the
selector lever to P or N. front wheels towards the kerb.
■ Do not accelerate. ■ Close the windows.
■ Turn the key to position 3. ■ Lock the vehicle.
Before restarting or to switch off the ■ Activate the anti-theft alarm system
engine, turn the key back to 1. 25.
18 In brief

■ Do not park the vehicle on an easily

flammable surface. The high
temperature of the exhaust system
could ignite the surface.
■ The engine cooling fans may run
after the engine has been switched
off 167.
Keys, locks 19.
Keys, doors and windows 19

Keys, doors and Keys, locks Radio remote control

windows Keys
Replacement keys
Keys, locks ................................... 19 The key number must be quoted
Doors ........................................... 24 when ordering replacement keys as it
is a component of the immobiliser
Vehicle security ............................ 25 system.
Exterior mirrors ............................ 27 The replacement key is not foldable.
Interior mirrors ............................. 29
Windows ...................................... 29 Key with foldable profile

Used to operate:
■ Central locking system.
■ Anti-theft alarm system.
■ Liftgate.
The radio remote control has a range
of approximately 20 metres. This
range can be affected by outside
influences.
The hazard warning flashers confirm
the operation.
Press the button to extend. To fold the Handle with care, protect it from
key back, first press the button, then moisture and high temperatures and
turn the key to the original position. avoid unnecessary operation.
20 Keys, doors and windows

The radio remote control will not work Batteries must be disposed of at an
when inserted in the ignition as a appropriate recycling collection point. Caution
precaution to avoid unwilling
activation of the remote control. Battery replacement of the remote Avoid touching the flat surfaces of
control the battery with your bare fingers
Fault as it will shorten battery life.
If the central locking system cannot
be operated with the radio remote Note
control, it may be due to the following: Use CR2032 (or equivalent)
replacement battery.
■ Range exceeded.
Note
■ Battery voltage too low.
Used lithium batteries can harm the
■ Frequent, repeated operation of the environment.
remote control while not in range,
Follow local recycling laws for
which will require
disposal.
resynchronisation.
Do not discard with household
■ Overloading the central locking by
refuse.
operating at frequent intervals, the
power supply is interrupted for a 1. Open the transmitter cover.
short time. 2. Remove the used battery. Avoid
■ Interference from higher-power touching the circuit board to other
radio waves from other sources. components.
Opening the vehicle 3 21. 3. Install the new battery. Be sure
the negative side (-) faces down
Radio remote control battery towards the base.
replacement 4. Close the transmitter cover.
Replace the battery as soon as the 5. Check the operation of the
range reduces. transmitter with your vehicle.
Keys, doors and windows 21

Note The doors can be locked in two All doors will be locked.
In order to keep the transmitter different ways:
working properly, follow these 1. Push the driver's door handle Unlocking
guidelines: inwards. All doors will be locked. Turn the key counterclockwise.
■ Avoid dropping the transmitter. 2. Push the passenger's door handle The driver's door will be unlocked.
■ Do not place heavy objects on the of the respective doors inwards. Before lifting the handle, remove the
transmitter. The door will be locked. key from the key cylinder.
■ Keep the transmitter away from The driver's and the front passenger's
water and direct sunlight. If the doors can only be locked after they Central locking system
transmitter gets wet, wipe it with a have been closed. The possibility of
soft cloth. forgetting the key inside the vehicle is Unlocks and locks all the doors.
thus prevented. A pull on an interior door handle
Manual door locks unlocks and opens the respective
Outside locking door.
Inside locking

Turn the key clockwise.

22 Keys, doors and windows

Unlocking Locking If the driver's door is not closed

properly, this door lock will not work.
Radio remote control Radio remote control
Note
Depending on the country of sale
and local legal requirements, horn
warnings will be disabled.
Central locking button
Locks or unlocks all doors.

Press the button . Press the button .

The driver's door and liftgate will be All doors, including the liftgate will be
unlocked. Press the button again to locked and the hazard flashers will
unlock other doors. The hazard briefly illuminate once as standard
flashers will briefly illuminate twice. when locked successfully.
It is possible to unlock all doors and If the button is pressed a second
liftgate by pressing the button once. time within a few seconds after Press the button to lock.
Settings can be changed in the locking, a brief sound warning is Press the button to unlock.
Infotainment menu. issued to confirm successful locking.
Infotainment system 83. Settings can be changed in the
Infotainment menu.
Infotainment system 83.
Keys, doors and windows 23

Automatic locking Danger Child locks

Automatic locking after driving Do not unlock the door while
off driving. If a passenger opens the
This security feature automatically door by accident, it can result in
locks all doors as soon as the vehicle serious injury or death in case of
reaches the speed of 15 km/h in an unexpected accident.
vehicles equipped with manual
transmission or when the selector Auto door relock
lever is taken out of P position in After an unlock command through the
vehicles equipped with automatic remote control, all doors will be
transmission. This feature is enabled automatically relocked within few
as default and is only available for minutes if neither of the doors is
vehicles equipped with airbags. opened or the ignition key is not
Settings can be changed in the turned to position 1 or 2. Warning
Infotainment menu. Ignition switch positions 151.
Infotainment system 83. This feature is disabled as default. Use the child locks whenever
This lock will be unlocked Settings can be changed in the children are occupying the rear
automatically when the key is Infotainment menu. seats.
removed from the ignition switch after Infotainment system 83.
driving in vehicles equipped with To activate the child lock, push the
manual transmission or when the lever in the arrow direction. Doors
selector lever is taken on P position in cannot be opened from the inside.
vehicles equipped with automatic To deactivate the child lock, push the
transmission. lever in the opposite direction. Doors
can be opened from the inside.
24 Keys, doors and windows

Doors
Load compartment
Opening

Warning
Do not drive with the liftgate open
or ajar, e.g. when transporting
bulky objects, as toxic exhaust
gases could enter the vehicle.
After unlocking, press the touchpad Using an appropriate screwdriver,
below the handle and open the access the latch and rotate it
Caution liftgate. counterclockwise.
Before opening the liftgate, check Emergency liftgate unlocking
for overhead obstructions, such as First remove the cap located in the
a garage door in order to avoid inside portion of the liftgate, as shown
damage to the liftgate. Always in the image below.
check the moving area above and
behind the liftgate.

Note
The installation of certain heavy
accessories onto the liftgate may
affect its ability to remain open.
Keys, doors and windows 25

Closing Vehicle security The anti-theft alarm system is

activated through the radio remote
control:
Anti-theft alarm system
■ Automatically, 30 seconds after
Anti theft alarm system monitors: locking the vehicle (initialisation of
■ Doors. the system).
■ Liftgate. ■ By pressing e twice.
■ Bonnet. Note
■ Ignition. The anti-theft alarm system cannot
be activated while the driver's door
Activation is open.

Caution
Use the interior handle.
Do not forget to check if all the
Do not push the touchpad switch
windows are closed in order to
below the handle while closing as this
guarantee the efficiency of the
will release the liftgate again.
anti-theft alarm system.
Caution
Make sure that your hands and
any other body parts, as well as
those of other persons are
completely away from the liftgate
closure area.
26 Keys, doors and windows

Status LED Status after system is armed: 10 seconds to switch the key on
LED flashes = system is armed. ignition to avoid alarm trigger. During
slowly this period, horn chirps will sound.
If there was an alarm trigger during
Seek the assistance of Chevrolet the period anti-theft is activated, on
dealers in the event of faults. deactivation, the horn will issue 3
chirps and hazard flashers will flash
Deactivation 3 times as violation warning.
Note
Depending on the country of sale
and local legal requirements, some
mentioned features will be disabled,
in this case, the alarm will trigger
immediately when the door is
The status LED is integrated in the opened in case of manual unlocking
central locking button near the middle and violation warning will not work.
of the instrument panel.
Status during the first 30 seconds of Alarm
anti-theft alarm system activation: The horn will sound and the hazard
flasher will flash for 30 seconds when
LED = test, arming delay.
the alarm is triggered.
illuminates Unlocking the vehicle by pressing the
LED flashes = doors, liftgate or button c deactivates the anti-theft If any door, liftgate, bonnet or other
quickly bonnet not alarm system. alarm source triggers the alarm, the
completely closed, same will only be ready again
If the driver's door is unlocked using 30 seconds after closed.
or system fault.
the key cylinder and opened with the
anti-theft activated, the driver has
Keys, doors and windows 27

The alarm can be silenced by

pressing any button on the radio
The immobiliser activates itself
automatically after the key has been
Exterior mirrors
remote control or by switching on the removed from the ignition switch.
ignition.
Manual adjustment
If the control indicator flashes or
illuminates when the ignition is on,
Auto alarm reactivation there is a failure in the system and the
If none of the doors are opened or the engine cannot be started. Switch off
ignition key is not turned to position the ignition and then repeat the start
1 or position 2 within few minutes after attempt.
deactivating the alarm using the radio
remote control, the anti-theft alarm If the control indicator continues
system is reactivated automatically. flashing or illuminating, attempt to
start the engine using the spare key
This feature is disabled as defaut and and seek the assistance of Chevrolet
it is set together with "Auto door dealers.
relock" function.
Note
Settings can be changed in the The immobiliser does not lock the
Infotainment menu. doors. You should always lock the Manually adjust the exterior mirror
Infotainment system 83. vehicle after leaving it and switch on using the handle.
Ignition switch positions 151. the anti-theft alarm system 21,
25.
Immobiliser Control indicator 69.
The system is integrated into the
ignition switch and checks whether
the vehicle is allowed to start with the
key being used. If the transponder in
the key is recognised, the vehicle can
be started.
28 Keys, doors and windows

Electric adjustment Folding 9 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.
The surface of the mirror lenses is
convex to increase the driver's
field of view, and, due to that, the
objects reflected in the mirror are
closer than they appear. Do not
The control for the power mirrors are For pedestrian safety, the exterior underestimate the real distance of
located on the door trim beside the mirrors will swing out of their normal the vehicles reflected on the
driver. mounting position if they are struck mirrors. Always check the
Select the left or the right exterior with sufficient force. Reposition the rearguard also on the inner
mirror with the selector switch and mirror by applying slight pressure to rearview mirror or glance over
adjust with the four-way switch. the mirror housing. This feature is your shoulders before changing
also useful to reduce the total width of lanes.
the vehicle to prevent damages when
the vehicle is parked. Push the mirror
back into the functional position
before driving.
Keys, doors and windows 29

Interior mirrors Take special care with using your Windows

inner rearview mirror when it is
Manual anti-dazzle adjusted for night vision. Power windows
The inner rearview mirror should
be adjusted before driving with the 9 Warning
sun visor unfolded to avoid the
contact between them. This Take care when operating the
occurs because the inner rearview power windows. Risk of injury,
mirror is bi-articulated. particularly to children.
Failure to ensure a clear rear view If there are children on the rear
to drive may result in a collision, seats, switch on the child safety
causing damage to your or the system for the power windows.
other's vehicle and/or personal Be careful when closing the
injury. windows. Ensure that nothing
becomes trapped in them as they
move.
The adjustment is performed by tilting
the mirror to a suitable position.
Power windows can be operated
Some vehicles are equipped with
■ with ignition on.
anti-dazzle feature. Adjust the lever
below the mirror to reduce dazzle. ■ within 10 minutes after switching
ignition off.
9 Warning After switching off the ignition,
window operation is disabled when
Your view through the mirror may any door is opened.
lose some clarity when it is
adjusted for night vision.
30 Keys, doors and windows

Child safety system for rear Heated rear window

windows

Operate the switch for the respective

window by pushing to open or pulling
to close. Operated by pressing the button.
Press the switch to deactivate rear Heating works with the engine
Warning door power windows. To activate, running and is switched off
press again. automatically after some time or by
Body parts outside vehicle can be pressing the button again.
struck by passing objects. Overload
If the windows are repeatedly
operated within short intervals, the
window operation is disabled for
some time.
Keys, doors and windows 31

If any sun visors have integral mirrors,

Caution the mirror covers should be closed
when driving.
Do not use sharp instruments or
abrasive window cleaners on your
9 Warning
vehicle rear window.
Do not scratch or damage the Do not place the sun visor in such
defroster wires when you clean or a manner that it obscures visibility
work around the rear window. of the roadway, traffic or other
objects.
Sun visors

The sun visors can be folded down or

swivelled to the side to prevent
dazzling.
32 Seats, restraints

Seats, restraints Head restraints The upper edge of the head restraint
should be at the upper head level. If
this is not possible for extremely tall
Position people, set to the highest position,
Head restraints ............................ 32 and set to the lowest position for
Warning shorter people.
Front seats ................................... 33
Rear seats ................................... 35 Head restraints on front seats
Only drive with the head restraint
Seat belts ..................................... 41 set to the proper position.
Height adjustment
Airbag system .............................. 44 Removed or improperly adjusted
Child restraints ............................. 48 head restraints can result in
serious head and neck injuries in
case of a collision.
Make sure that the head restraint
is readjusted before driving.

Pull the head restraint upward.

To move down press the locking
button and push the head restraint
downward.
Seats, restraints 33

Removing
Raise the head restraint full height.
Removing
Raise the head restraint full height.
Front seats
Press the locking button at the same Press the locking button at the same Seat position
time. time.
Pull up the head restraint. Pull up the head restraint. 9 Warning
Head restraints on rear seats Only drive with the seat correctly
adjusted.
Height adjustment

Pull the head restraint upward. ■ Sit as far back against the backrest
as possible. Adjust the distance
To move down, press the locking between the seat and the pedals so
button and push the head restraint that your legs are slightly angled
downward. when pressing the pedals. Slide the
The centre seat on the rear is not passenger seat as far back as
provided with a head restraint. possible.
34 Seats, restraints

■ Sit with your shoulders as far back Seat adjustment Pull the handle, slide the seat, release
against the backrest as possible. the handle.
Set the backrest angle so that you Make sure that the seat is locked in
9 Danger
can easily reach the steering wheel place.
with your arms slightly bent.
Do not sit nearer than 25 cm to the
Maintain contact between your Seat backrests
steering wheel, to permit safe
shoulders and the backrest when
airbag deployment.
turning the steering wheel. Do not
tilt the backrest too far back. We
recommend a maximum angle of 9 Warning
approximately 25 °.
■ Adjust steering wheel. Never adjust seats while driving as
they could move uncontrollably.
Steering wheel adjustment 3 9.
■ Set the seat height high enough to Seat positioning
have a clear field of vision on all
sides and on all display
instruments. There should be at
least one hand of clearance
between your head and the
headlining. Your thighs should rest Pull the lever, adjust the inclination
lightly on the seat without pressing and release the lever. Allow the seat
into it. to engage audibly.
■ Adjust the head restraint 3 32.
Seats, restraints 35

Seat height Rear seats Folding down seats

Second row seats 9 Warning

Do not fold the row of seats up or
9 Warning
down when the vehicle is moving.
When the row of seats or the
backrests are being adjusted,
keep hands away from the hinge
area.

Second row seats adjustment

Seat height adjustment is only

possible for the driver's seat.
Turn the knob on the outside of the
seat cushion to adjust the desired
position.
Clockwise = Higher Place seat belts in seat pockets.
Counterclockwise = Lower

Pull the lever rearward, adjust the

inclination and release the lever.
Allow the seat to engage audibly.
36 Seats, restraints

After raising the second row seats,

attach the hook to one of the head
restraint bars.
Do not place excessive pressure on
the driver and passenger seats when
tumbling the second row seat.

To fold down the seat backrest, all the Then, pull up the lever or strap and
headrests must be lowered. the seat will be raised up.
Following this, pull the lever or the There are two hooks located under
strap rearward, then fold down the each part of the second row seats.
seat backrest.

This position is intended as easy

entry function for passengers sitting
in the third seat row.
Seats, restraints 37

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

If just the seat backrest should be

folded down, push seat downwards
until it engages.

9 Warning
1. Do not lean feet and legs against Occupants may only travel on a Then, pull the lever or strap
the seat folded. seat if its backrest is properly backwards or the strap and move
2. Do not keep the second row engaged in the upright position. backrest to a vertical position until it
tumbled with passengers seated engages.
at third row or with the vehicle in Folding up seats
movement. To unfold the seat to its original
3. Be carefull to tumble down the position, push seat downwards until it
second row seat when somebody engages.
is seated on third row.
4. Correct position of the 2nd and
3rd row seats to ride.
38 Seats, restraints

Third row seats Folding down seats Caution

9 Warning 9 Warning Never fold the seat backrest when
the seat belts are buckled or pulled
When the seats are being set up Do not fold the row of seats up or out.
or folded, keep hands away from down when the vehicle is moving.
hinge area.
Guide the seat belts through the belt
Third row seats adjustment holders to ensure that the third row
seats do not get stuck during stowing
of the seats and/or to make entry to
the third row seats easier.

From the load compartment, on the

right side, pull strap 1 and push the
seat backrest to fold it down.
Pull the strap, adjust the inclination
and release the strap. Allow the seat
to engage audibly.
Seats, restraints 39

After raising the third row seats, Guide the seat belts through the belt
attach the hook located under the holders, to ensure that the third row
seat to the right passenger head seats do not get stuck during setting
restraint bars. up.

Folding up seats 9 Warning

9 Warning The belt must not be routed
through the belt holder when the
Occupants may only travel on a seat belt is being applied.
seat if its backrest is properly
engaged in the upright position.
Pull strap 2 to raise up the seat. A label on the lower side of the
second row seats shows the proper
safety sitting position.

To unfold the seat to its original

position, push seat downwards until it
engages.
40 Seats, restraints

Seats positioning
9 Warning
It is not recommended to remove
the second and/or the third row
seat. In case you need to remove
the second and/or third seat rows,
the removal must be made only at
the dealer. The incorrect
disassembly of the seats can
cause serious injuries on hands.

Then, pull the strap and move

backrest to a vertical position until it
engages.

9 Warning
If a seat is occupied, the
respective head restraint has to be
adjusted for the respective
passenger.

The image above shows the

appropriated positions to use the rear
seats.
Seats, restraints 41

1. The right configuration to settle in

the passengers.
Seat belts Caution
2. The right configuration to store For all recomended configuration
baggages. Don't forget the attach of seats, the correct use of the seat
the hooks to heads restraint bar. belt is indispensable for the
3. This configuration should be use passenger safety.
only for access the third seat row.
4. The right configuration for cargo. Seat belts are only designed to be
used by one person at a time. They
5. Never use the second and third
are not suitable for persons younger
seat row in tumble position. The
than 10 years of age or smaller than
tumbled position of second row
150 cm. The usage of an appropriate
seats have only the function to get
child seat restraint system is
access for third row seats.
recommended for persons younger
than 10 years or smaller than
Caution The belts are locked during heavy 150 cm. Child restraint system
acceleration or deceleration of the 3 48
Never seat or lean objects above vehicle for the safety of the
the seats on tumbled position. occupants. Periodically check all parts of the belt
system for damage and proper
functionality.
9 Warning
Have damaged components
Fasten the seat belt before each replaced. After an accident, have the
trip and keep it fastened. belts and triggered belt tensioners
replaced by a Chevrolet dealer.
In case of an accident, people not
wearing seat belts endanger their
fellow occupants and themselves.
42 Seats, restraints

Note In the event of a head-on or rear-end Three-point seat belt

Make sure that the belts are not collision of a certain severity, the
damaged by shoes or sharp-edged driver's seat belt is tightened. Fitting
objects or trapped. Prevent dirt from
getting into the belt retractors. Warning
Belt force limiters in vehicles Incorrect handling (e.g. removal or
equipped with airbag system fitting of belts or belt buckles) can
In the driver's seats, stress on the trigger the belt tensioners with risk
body is reduced by the gradual of injury.
release of the belt during a collision.
Deployment of the belt tensioners is
Belt tensioners in vehicles indicated by illumination of control
equipped with airbag system indicator .
Control indicator 66.
Triggered belt tensioners must be
replaced by a Chevrolet dealer. Belt Withdraw belt from reel, guide it
tensioners can only be triggered untwisted across the body and
once. engage the latch plate in the buckle.
Tension the lap belt regularly while
Note
driving by tugging the shoulder belt.
Do not affix or install accessories or
other objects that may interfere with
the operation of the belt tensioners.
Do not make any modifications to
belt tensioner components as this
will invalidate the vehicle type
approval.
Seats, restraints 43

Removing Using the seat belt while

pregnant

Loose or bulky clothing prevents the

belt from fitting snugly. Do not place
objects such as handbags or mobile To release the belt, press the red
phones between the belt and your button on the belt buckle.
Warning
body.
The lap belt must be positioned as
Warning low as possible across the pelvis
to prevent pressure on the
The belt must not rest against hard abdomen.
or fragile objects in the pockets of
your clothing.
44 Seats, restraints

Height adjustment (If available) Lap belt Airbag system

Lap belt on the rear centre seat The airbag system consists of a
The seat belt for the rear centre seat number of individual systems.
is constructed as a lap belt. For When triggered, the airbags inflate
adjustment of length, press the upper within milliseconds. They also deflate
side of the cover of the latch plate and so quickly that it is often unnoticeable
tighten or loosen the belt. during the collision.

9 Warning
If handled improperly, the airbag
systems can be triggered in an
explosive manner.
1. Pull belt out slightly.
The driver should sit back as far as
2. Press button.
possible while still maintaining
3. Adjust height and engage. control of the vehicle. If you are
Adjust the height so that the belt lies sitting too close to the airbag, it
across the shoulder. It must not lie can cause death or serious injury
across the neck or upper arm. when it inflates.
For maximum safety protection in
9 Warning all types of crashes, all occupants
including the driver should always
Do not adjust the seat belt height wear their seat belts to minimise
while driving. the risk of severe injury or death in
the event of a crash. Do not sit or
Seats, restraints 45

lean unnecessarily close to the Have the steering wheel, the surfaces which are not designed
airbag while the vehicle is in instrument panel, all panelling parts, for vehicle traffic to prevent
motion. the door seals, the handles and the unintended airbag deployment.
seats removed by a Chevrolet
The airbag may cause facial or dealer.
body scratch, injury by broken Control indicator v for airbag systems
glasses or burns due to the When the airbags inflate, escaping 3 67.
explosion when the airbag is hot gases may cause burns.
deployed.
9 Warning
Front airbag system
Note The front airbag system consists of
The airbag systems and belt It is not recommended to sit in the one airbag in the steering wheel and
tensioner electronic control are front passenger seats fitted with one in the instrument panel on the
located in the centre console area. airbags: children, infants, passenger side. These can be
Do not put any magnetic objects in pregnant women, elderly and identified by the word AIRBAG.
this area. weak people.
Do not stick anything on the airbag Do not drive with a baby seat fitted
covers and do not cover them with thereon. In case of an accident,
other materials. the impact from the inflated airbag
can cause facial injury or death.
Each airbag is triggered only once.
Have deployed airbags replaced by
a Chevrolet dealer. Caution
Do not make any modifications to
the airbag system as this will If the vehicle is impacted by
invalidate the vehicle type approval. bumps or objects on unpaved
roads or sidewalks, the airbags
may inflate. Drive slowly on
46 Seats, restraints

The front airbag system is triggered in The airbag system will not deploy in a
the event of an accident of a certain front collision with lower severity, in 9 Warning
severity in the depicted area. The which the seat belt will be enough to
ignition must be on. protect the passengers, as well as Optimum protection is only
lateral or rear collisions, rollovers and provided when the seat is in the
slippages and other situations where proper position.
the passenger in not projected Seat position 3 33.
towards the front with severity. Keep the area in which the airbag
It is important to stress that the inflates clear of obstructions.
velocity of the vehicle and the Fit the seat belt correctly and
deceleration imposed to the engage securely. Only then is the
occupants are determinant factors for airbag able to protect.
the deployment of the airbag.
An electronic module manages the Important recommendations:
activation of the system. ■ Never keep any object between the
The necessity for the ignition of the airbag and the seat occupants, as
gas generators given will inflate the in the case of airbag inflation those
The front airbags are complementary may be thrown against the
bags to cushion the contact of the
security devices, which along with the occupants, causing injuries.
front occupant with the steering wheel
front seat belts, increase the
and the instrument panel. ■ Do not install any non-original
protection of the front passengers in
a front collision in a very abrupt The sound generated by the accessories in the steering wheel
decelerating vehicle. Its function is to deployment of the airbags, through or the instrument panel, as these
protect the head and the chest the gas generator, is not harmful to may interfere in the airbag course
against violent impact on the steering the human auditive system. at the time it inflates, thus
wheel or the instrument panel in preventing the system operation or
accidents where the seat belts would with them being thrown towards the
not be enough to prevent serious occupants, resulting in injury.
injuries and/or death.
Seats, restraints 47

■ Never modify any airbag ■ If forwarding the vehicle to a new

components. The incorrect owner, please inform the new
handling may cause it to inflate owner that the vehicle is featured
inadvertently, causing the driver or with an airbag system and that the
the seat passenger to be injured. instructions within this manual
■ The electronic system that controls should be read and followed.
the airbag is located in the front ■ Disassembling a vehicle with a
console. In order to avoid failures, non-inflated airbag may be very
do not place any magnetic object dangerous. When discarding a
close to the console. vehicle seek the assistance of a
■ In case vehicle is exposed to any Chevrolet dealer.
floods, seek the assistance of a
Chevrolet dealer. Installing a child restraint
system in the passenger seat of 9 Warning
■ The steering wheel and instrument
panel disassembly should only be a vehicle equipped with airbag:
Vehicles equipped with an airbag This vehicle was designed to
carried out in a Chevrolet dealer. provide any occupants with full
system can be identified by the word
■ Airbags are designed to inflate only safety.
airbag on the self-adhesive label on
once. After an airbag inflates, it This is why chemically locked
the side of the instruments panel. It is
must be immediately replaced by a fasteners were installed on the
visible when the passenger door is
Chevrolet dealer. assembly line for certain
opened.
■ Do not carry or keep any objects in components. These fasteners
your mouth when you are driving. If 9 Warning should only be replaced with the
the airbag inflates, the risk of injury original equipment fasteners with
or fatal accident will increase In vehicles equipped with airbag in the same part number.
considerably. the passenger seat, the child Additionally, cleaning the mating
restraint system should not be part is essential to assure perfect
installed in the front seat. torque and effective reaction of the
48 Seats, restraints

physical-chemical locking 9 Warning Child restraints

compounds after the installation of
any replacement fastener. Never install a frontal impact bar Child restraint systems
Therefore, we strongly (e.g. bull bar) in an airbag
recommend that any service equipped vehicle. This accessory
involving the vehicle safety can affect the operation of the
systems (namely brakes, seats, airbag system.
suspension, safety belts, etc.) or
any service that affects these
systems indirectly, should be
carried out by a Chevrolet dealer.
For further explanation, contact
your Chevrolet dealer.
Vehicles equipped with an airbag
system have specific components,
such as inflatable bags, seat belts,
bumper beams, electronic items Whenever carrying any children,
that must only be replaced by make sure to use the appropriate
original and identical parts as child restraint system, which provides
those assembled by the factory. the adequate protection for the child
in any event of impact. Many infant
and child restraint systems may be
provided from a number of
manufacturers. Make sure the child
restraint system installed in your
vehicle carries the approval label
concerning compliance with the local
regulations.
Seats, restraints 49

Note system manufacturer, increase

■ When carrying children, follow the 9 Warning
the risk and/or severity of injury
procedures for child transportation during an accident.
established by the local ■ After removing the child from the
regulation. vehicle, secure the seat with the ■ If the child seat is not
vehicle safety belt in order to appropriately secured, the risk
■ Make sure the restraint system is prevent it from being thrown for a child to be severely hurt in
installed appropriately. forward in the event of any case of a collision shall increase
■ Carefully observe the installation sudden braking. noticeably.
and usage instructions provided ■ If keeping the restraint system in
by the restraint system the passenger compartment is
manufacturer. Caution
no longer required, remove it
■ Do not secure any objects or place and store it in the load After the installation of the child
any other materials on the child compartment. restraint system, try to move it in
restraint system. ■ Replace the restraint system in all directions to ensure that it is
■ Replace the child restraint system case of any impact with the installed securely.
whenever it has been involved in vehicle.
any accident. ■ Before installing a child restraint
system, carefully read the
9 Warning manufacturer’s instruction.
■ Neglecting such instructions on
In case the vehicle has third row
the child restraint systems, as
seats, do not install the child
well as any instructions by the
restraint system on the third row
seats.
50 Seats, restraints

Using safety belts correctly for make sure that all small children by the weight of a 110 kg person.
small children are protected using a child The baby would be almost
restraint system. impossible to hold.

Using safety belts correctly for

older children

Caution
Babies and children should always Caution
wear child restraint systems. The
Never hold a baby in your arms Children who have outgrown child
pelvic bones of a very young child
while you are riding. A baby does restraints should wear the vehicle’s
are so small that a regular safety
not weigh much, until there is a safety belts.
belt will not remain low on the hips
crash. During a crash a baby will
as required. In the event of an
become so heavy that you cannot Caution
accident, the belt is likely to put
hold it. For example, in a crash at
pressure directly on the abdomen
only 40 km/h a 5.5 kg baby may be Children who are not buckled up
and result in severe injury. So
released with a force represented can be thrown from the vehicle in
a crash.
Seats, restraints 51

Caution
This picture shows a child sitting in
a seat that has a lap-shoulder belt,
but the shoulder part is behind the
child. If the child wears the belt in
this way, in a crash the child might
slide under the belt.
52 Storage

Storage Storage compartments

Instrument panel storage
Storage compartments ................ 52
Load compartment ....................... 54
Roof rack system ......................... 55
Loading information ..................... 55

The centre console is equipped with

an USB and an AUX port.
Infotainment system. 3 107

The storage spaces are located in the

instrument panel. They can be used
to store small articles.
Storage 53

Central console storage Glovebox Cupholders

9 Warning
Do not place uncovered cups of
hot liquid in the cupholder 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 collision, do not place
uncovered or unsecured bottles,
The central console between the front To open, pull the handle. glasses, cans, etc., in the
seats has a storage compartment for cupholder while the vehicle is in
The Owner's Manual is stored inside.
bigger objects. motion.
9 Warning
To reduce the risk of injury in an
accident or a sudden stop, always
keep the glovebox door closed
while driving.
54 Storage

Load compartment Loading capacity (in litres)

D. With third row seat folded
864
Third row seats and up to roof.
Third row seats E. With second and third row
seats folded and up to front 952
seat backrest height.
F. With second and third row
1608
seats folded and up to roof.

Rear seats
Cupholders are located in the centre
console. 9 Warning
Be careful with non fixed baggage.
In case of collisions, they can be
launched against the passengers
Loading capacity (in litres) causing injuries.

A.Up to third row seat backrest Third row of seats

162
height. Folding down third row seats 3 38.
B. With third row seat backrest
199
and up to the roof.
C. With third row seat folded
553
and up to seat height.
Storage 55

Roof rack system 9 Warning Loading information

Roof rack To prevent damage or loss of ■ Heavy objects in the load
Optional cargo when driving, make sure the compartment should be placed
cross rails and cargo are securely against the seat backrests. Ensure
For safety reasons and to avoid the backrests are securely
fastened. Loading cargo on the
damage to the roof, the vehicle engaged. If objects can be stacked,
roof rack will make the vehicle's
approved roof rack system is the heaviest objects should be
center of gravity higher. Avoid high
recommended. The maximum load placed at the bottom.
speeds, sudden starts, sharp
for the roof rack is 45 kg with the load
turns, sudden braking or abrupt ■ Secure objects in the load
evenly distributed.
maneuvers, otherwise it may compartment to prevent sliding.
For vehicles with a roof rack, the rack result in loss of control.
can be used to load items. For roof ■ When transporting objects in the
racks that do not have cross rails load compartment, the backrests of
If driving for a long distance on rough the rear seats must not be angled
included, GM Certified cross rails can roads or at high speeds, occasionally
be purchased as an accessory. forwards.
stop the vehicle to make sure the
Contact Chevrolet dealers for cargo remains in its place. ■ Do not allow the load to protrude
additional information. above the upper edge of the
Do not exceed the maximum vehicle backrests.
capacity when loading the vehicle.
Caution Load compartment 3 54 . ■ Use the proper storage
compartment.
Avoid hanging loads over rear or a ■ The load must not obstruct the
side of the vehicle to avoid operation of the pedals, parking
damage to the vehicle. Load cargo brake and gear selector, or hinder
so that it rests evenly between the the freedom of movement of the
side rails, making sure to fasten driver. Do not place any unsecured
the cargo securely. objects in the interior.
56 Storage

■ Do not drive with an open load

compartment.
■ The payload is the difference
between the permitted gross
vehicle weight and the kerb weight.
To calculate the kerb weight, enter
the data for your vehicle in the
weights table.
Vehicle weight 3 218.
The kerb weight includes all fluids
(tank 90 % full) and does not
include driver, occupants and
luggage weights.
Optional equipment and
accessories increase the kerb
weight.
Instruments and controls 57

Instruments and Controls Horn

controls Steering wheel adjustment

Controls ....................................... 57
Warning lights, gauges and indi‐
cators ........................................... 61
Information displays ..................... 70
Vehicle messages ........................ 73
Trip computer ............................... 74
Vehicle personalisation ................ 76
Press the j point located in the
centre of the steering wheel.
Unlock the lever, adjust the steering
wheel, then engage the lever and
ensure it is fully locked.
Do not adjust the steering wheel
unless the vehicle is stationary.
Ignition positions 3 151.
58 Instruments and controls

Windscreen wiper/washer Switch off in car washes. Windscreen washer

Adjustable wiper interval
Windscreen wiper

Pull the lever. Washer fluid is sprayed

onto the windscreen and the wiper
Wiper lever in position P. swipes for a few strokes.
§ = Off
P = Timed interval wiping (interval Turn the adjuster wheel to adjust the
is adjustable in 5 different desired wipe interval: Caution
times by turning the short = turn adjuster wheel
thumbwheel) interval downwards Less than clear vision for the driver
1 = Slow long = turn adjuster wheel can lead to an accident resulting in
2 = Fast interval upwards personal injury and damage to
your vehicle or other property.
For a single wipe when the
windscreen wipers are off, press the Do not operate the windscreen
lever up and release it. wipers when the windscreen is dry
or obstructed, as with mud, snow
Do not use if the windscreen is frozen. or ice. Using the wipers on an
Instruments and controls 59

obstructed windscreen can Rear window wiper/washer

damage the wiper blades, wiper
motor, and glass.
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.
Do not operate the windscreen
washer continuously for more than
a few seconds, or when the
washer fluid tank is empty. This
can cause the washer motor to Push lever. Washer fluid is sprayed
overheat. onto the rear window and the wiper
Press the rocker switch to activate the wipes several times.
rear window wiper: Do not use if the rear window is
upper = intermittent frozen.
position operation Switch off in car washes.
lower = continuous
position operation The rear window wiper comes on
middle = off automatically when the windscreen
position wiper is switched on and reverse gear
is engaged.
Activation or deactivation of this
function can be changed in the
Infotainment System .
Infotainment System3 89.
60 Instruments and controls

The rear window washer system is Power outlets Caution

deactivated when the fluid level is
low.
Do not connect any current
delivering accessories, e.g.
Outside temperature electrical charging devices or
A drop in temperature is immediately batteries.
indicated in the Infotainment System Do not damage the sockets by
in vehicles with Model A display or in using unsuitable plugs.
the Driver Information Center in
vehicles with Model B display and a
rise in temperature is indicated after a
time delay.

9 Warning
A 12 Volt power outlet is located in the
The road surface may already be centre console.
icy even though the display Do not exceed the maximum power
indicates a few degrees above consumption of 120 Watts.
0 °C. With ignition off, the power outlet is
deactivated. Additionally, the power
Clock outlet is deactivated in case of low
battery voltage.
Date and time are shown in the
infotainment display.
Date and time settings can be
adjusted.
Infotainment system.3 89
Instruments and controls 61

Warning lights, gauges Odometer Trip odometer

and indicators There is an independent
trip odometer, which displays the
Speedometer recorded distance since the last
reset.
To reset the trip odometer, select it by
turning the knob of the turn signal
lever. After doing this, hold the reset
knob in the cluster pressed for a few
seconds with the ignition on.

Tachometer
The odometer displays the recorded
distance.
It is possible to switch between the
Indicates vehicle speed. odometer and the trip odometer by
turning the knob of the turn signal
lever.
On the base level vehicle it is possible
to switch between the odometer and
the trip odometer by pressing the
cluster button.

Displays the engine revolutions per

minute.
62 Instruments and controls

Drive in a low engine speed range for Never run the tank dry.
each gear as much as possible. 9 Danger
Because of the fuel remaining in the
tank, the top-up quantity may be less Before refuelling, stop the vehicle
Caution than the specified tank capacity. and switch off the engine.
If the needle is in the red warning
zone, the maximum permitted Control indicators
engine speed is exceeded. Risk of The control indicators described are
engine damage. not present in all vehicles. The
description applies to all instrument
Fuel gauge versions. When the ignition is
switched on, most control indicators
will illuminate briefly as a functionality
test.
The control indicator colours mean:
Red = danger, important
reminder
The low fuel warning light Y Yellow = warning, information,
illuminates yellow when the fuel failure
gauge has only one indicator bar left. Green = confirmation of activation
When the low fuel warning light Y Blue = confirmation of activation
flashes, the warning message FILL White = confirmation of activation
FUEL or Lo will be displayed in the
Driver Information Centre (DIC).
F or 1 = Full You should immediately refuel.
E or 0 = Empty Driver Information Centre (DIC)
3 70.
Displays the fuel level in the tank.
Instruments and controls 63

Control indicators in the instrument for Petrol Engines (model A)

64 Instruments and controls

1 Turn signal ............................ 66 23 Airbag and belt tensioners .... 67

2 Tachometer ........................... 61 24 Antilock brake system ........... 68
3 Exterior light .......................... 70
4 High beam ............................. 70
5 Door open ............................. 70
6 Engine coolant
temperature ........................... 68
7 Brake system ........................ 67
8 Rear fog light ......................... 70
9 Front fog light ........................ 70
10 Low fuel ................................. 69
11 Fuel gauge ............................ 62
12 Service vehicle soon ............. 67
13 Consult Owner's Manual ......... 3
14 Graphic-Info-Display ............. 73
15 Speedometer ........................ 61
16 Trip computer ........................ 74
17 Immobiliser ............................ 69
18 Reduced engine power ......... 69
19 Malfunction indicator ............. 67
20 Engine oil pressure ............... 68
21 Charging system ................... 67
22 Seat belt reminder ................. 66
Instruments and controls 65

Control indicators in the instrument for Petrol Engines (model B)

66 Instruments and controls

1 Turn signal ............................ 66 23 Airbag and belt tensioners .... 67 Turn signal
2 Tachometer ........................... 61 24 Antilock brake system ........... 68 flashes green.
3 Exterior light .......................... 70 The control indicator flashes if a turn
4 High beam ............................. 70 signal or the hazard warning flashers
5 Door open ............................. 70 are activated.
6 Engine coolant Fast flashing: failure of a turn signal
temperature ........................... 68 light or associated fuse.
7 Brake system ........................ 67 Bulb replacement 182. Fuses
188.
8 Rear fog light ......................... 70
Turn signals 79.
9 Front fog light ........................ 70
10 Low fuel ................................. 69
11 Fuel gauge ............................ 62
Seat belt reminder
for driver's seat, illuminates or
12 Service vehicle soon ............. 67
flashes red.
13 Consult Owner's Manual ......... 3
When the engine is started or when
14 Graphic-Info-Display ............. 73 the key is in the position 1, this control
15 Speedometer ........................ 61 indicator flashes and a chime sounds
16 Trip computer ........................ 74 for some seconds to remind the driver
to fasten safety belt.
17 Immobiliser ............................ 69
The control indicator stops flashing
18 Reduced engine power ......... 69 and remains illuminated until the
19 Malfunction indicator ............. 67 driver's safety belt is buckled.
20 Engine oil pressure ............... 68 For vehicles equipped with airbags,
21 Charging system ................... 67 if the driver's seat belt remains
unbuckled when the vehicle is
22 Seat belt reminder ................. 66 moving, after reaching a specific
Instruments and controls 67

distance or speed, the chime comes Belt pretensioners, airbag system the catalytic converter and stop the
on and the control indicator will flash 3 41, 3 44. malfunction indicator light from
for some seconds. blinking.
Fastening the seat belt 3 42. Charging system If the malfunction indicator light is on
when the vehicle is being driven, the
p illuminates red. vehicle needs to be serviced by a
Airbag and belt tensioners It illuminates when the ignition is Chevrolet dealer.
v illuminates red. switched on and goes out shortly after
the engine starts.
When the ignition is switched on, the Service vehicle soon
control indicator illuminates for a few If it illuminates when the engine is
seconds. If it does not illuminate, running, stop the vehicle and switch g illuminates blue.
does not go out after a few seconds off the engine. The battery is not It illuminates in combination with the
or illuminates while driving, there is a charging. Engine cooling may be control indicator a and a warning
failure in the airbag system. Seek the interrupted. Seek the assistance of a code for the message of reduced
assistance of Chevrolet dealers. The Chevrolet dealer. engine power when the vehicle needs
systems may fail to trigger in the servicing.
event of an accident.
Malfunction indicator light Have the vehicle checked
Deployment of the belt pretensioners immediately by a Chevrolet dealer.
or airbags is indicated by continuous Z illuminates yellow.
Vehicle messages 3 73.
illumination of v. The malfunction indicator light turns
on when the vehicle detects a failure
9 Warning of the emission control system or Brake system
important electronic sensors. R illuminates red.
Have the cause of the fault If the malfunction indicator light is Illuminates when the parking brake is
remedied immediately by blinking, damage to the catalytic applied, the brake fluid level is too
Chevrolet dealers. converter may occur. Reducing the low or if there is a brake system
engine speed may prevent damage to failure.
Brakes 3 179.
68 Instruments and controls

Warning
Illuminates for a few seconds after the Engine oil pressure
ignition is switched on. The system is
ready for operation when the control illuminates red.
If the brake system warning light indicator goes out. Illuminates when the ignition is
illuminates, check the brake fluid
If the control indicator does not go out switched on and goes out shortly after
level and contact a Chevrolet
after a few seconds or illuminates the engine starts. If it remains on,
dealer immediately.
while driving, there is a failure in the consult Chevrolet dealers.
If the brake fluid level in the ABS. The brake system remains The control indicator might flash
reservoir is low, do not drive the operational but without ABS when the engine is being heated in
vehicle. regulation. idle speed, but it should switch off
This may mean your brakes are Antilock brake system 159. when the engine revolutions
not working properly. Driving with increase. If the control indicator
malfunctioning brakes can cause illuminates while the vehicle is being
personal injuries and damage to Engine coolant driven, stop the vehicle as soon as
your vehicle and other property. temperature possible and switch off the engine.
W illuminates red. The lubrication system may be
Illuminates after the ignition is interrupted and may cause damage
switched on if the parking brake is It illuminates when the engine coolant to the engine and the locking of the
applied. has overheated. wheels.
Parking brake 159. If you have been operating your
vehicle under normal driving
conditions, you should pull off the
Antilock brake system road, stop your vehicle and let the
(ABS) engine idle for a few minutes.
illuminates yellow. If the light does not go out, you should
switch the engine off and consult
Chevrolet dealers as soon as
possible.
Instruments and controls 69

Warning Low fuel Immobiliser

illuminates yellow. illuminates yellow.
If the wheels are locking with the
Illuminates when level in the fuel tank If the indicator continues illuminating
vehicle in motion, in position N,
is too low. or flashing when the ignition is on,
for automatic transmission, and
switch off the ignition. A greater Illuminates for a few seconds when there is a fault in the system. The
force will be required for vehicle the ignition is switched on. engine cannot be started.
braking and steering wheel Have the cause of the fault remedied
moving. Consult a Chevrolet Caution by Chevrolet dealers.
dealer.
Do not let your vehicle run out of
fuel. Reduced engine power
This can damage the catalytic illuminates yellow.
converter.
Caution
Catalytic converter 154.
It illuminates with malfunction
indication light when the vehicle
needs to be serviced urgently.

The vehicle may be driven at a

reduced speed.
Have the vehicle immediately
checked by Chevrolet dealers.
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Exterior light Door open Information displays

illuminates green. illuminates red.
It illuminates when the exterior lights
Driver Information Center
It illuminates when a door or the
are on. liftgate is open. The Driver Information Center (DIC)
is located in the instrument cluster.
Exterior lights 78. It illuminates when the ignition is
switched on and goes out shortly after
the engine starts.
High beam
illuminates blue.
It illuminates when high beam is on
and during headlight flash.
High beam 78.

Fog light
illuminates green.
It illuminates when the front fog lights
are on. Front fog lights 80. The image above illustrates the
sequence of some functions of the trip
computer in the Model B display.
Rear fog light
illuminates yellow.
It illuminates when the rear fog light is
on.
Rear fog light 80.
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■ Unit setting

The image above illustrates the The following menus can be selected:
sequence of some functions of the trip ■ Odometer To select the menu, press the
computer in the Model A display. MENU button in the turn signal lever.
■ Trip computer
Each time you press the MENU
Model A button, the mode changes in the
The MENU word on the image following order:
indicates that pushing the MENU
button results the change from one Odometer → Trip computer → Unit
sequence to the other. Alternatively, setting
if the knob in the adjuster wheel is Vehicle personalisation 3 76.
turned, you will follow downward on Odometer 3 61.
the image. The SET/CLR button will
Trip computer 3 74.
allow you to configure the item or
reset.
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Model B Unit setting 1. Unit 1 (mph, °C).

2. Unit 2 (mph, °F).
Model A
You can change the units of velocity 3. Unit 3 (km/h, °C).
and temperature. When changing a unit, the selected
Each menu can be selected by one is shown.
pressing the menu button in the turn Press the SET/CLR button for a few
signal lever. seconds to confirm.
Model B
Press the cluster button for less than
2 seconds several times until the unit
setting appears.

Each time you press the cluster

button for less than 2 seconds, the
mode changes in the following order:
Odometer → Temperature setting →
Trip odometer → Clock setting → Unit
setting.
By pressing the cluster button for
more than 2 seconds, the respective After selecting unit setting, press the
items can be configured or reset. SET/CLR button for a few seconds.
Turn the knob on the turn signal lever
to select one of the settings.
Press for more than 2 seconds to
configure the unit settings.
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Press for less than 2 seconds to

select one of the settings.
Vehicle messages Caution
1. Unit 1 (mph, °C). a illuminates with the vehicle The vehicle or engine may get into
2. Unit 2 (mph, °F). messages code. serious damage if you keep
3. Unit 3 (km/h, °C). Messages are given via the Driver driving while the vehicle message
Information Center (DIC), or as in the DIC is on. Contact a
warning chime. Chevrolet dealer service
Graphic-Info-Display immediately.
Depending on vehicle equipment and
The date, time, outside temperature vehicle personalisation, some of the
and infotainment system are The vehicle messages are displayed
functions described below might not
displayed. as code numbers.
be available.
When the infotainment system is on, No. Vehicle message
settings for vehicle personalisation
are displayed. 16 Service brake lights
Vehicle personalisation 3 76. 25 Left front turn indicator failure
26 Left rear turn indicator failure
27 Right front turn indicator failure
28 Right rear turn indicator failure
82 Change engine oil soon
84 Engine power is reduced
89 Service Vehicle Soon
128 Bonnet Open
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Warning chimes Trip computer

When starting the engine or
while driving
■ If a warning code appears in the
Driver Information Center.

When the vehicle is parked and/

or a door is opened
■ The warning chime stops after a
few seconds when the key is
inserted into the ignition switch.
■ With exterior lights on. To operate the trip computer, press
the MENU button in the turn signal
lever.
The trip computer is located in the
Select the upper display by pressing
Driver Information Center (DIC).
the MENU button until it blinks twice.
The trip computer provides the driver
Each time you turn the knob in the
with driving information such as
turn signal lever clockwise, the mode
average speed, driving distance for
changes in the following order:
remaining fuel, average consumption
and driving time. Average consumption → Driving
distance for remaining fuel → Average
speed → Driving time.
Some modes can be reset by
pressing SET/CLR button for a few
seconds.
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Average consumption To reset the average consumption, If you refuel with the battery
press the SET/CLR button for a few disconnected or the vehicle inclined,
seconds. the trip computer might not show the
correct values.
Driving distance for remaining The distance can be different
fuel depending on the driving patterns.
When the driving distance for Driver Information Center 3 70.
remaining fuel is less than 30 km, the
message LO will be displayed in the Note
Driver Information Center (DIC). As an auxiliary device, the trip
Refuel immediately. computer may have differences with
the actual distance for remaining
fuel according to the circumstances.
The driving distance for remaining
This mode indicates the average fuel fuel can be influenced by the driver,
economy. the road and the vehicle speed
This number is calculated based on because it is calculated according to
the distance per fuel consumption the changing fuel efficiency.
recorded since the last time this menu
item was reseted.

Caution
The average consumption can
vary according to the driving This mode indicates the estimated
conditions, driving pattern and driving distance to empty from the
vehicle speed. current fuel in the fuel tank.
The distance range is 30~999 km.
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Average speed Driving time Vehicle personalisation

The vehicle parameters can be
personalised by changing the settings
in the Info-Display.
Depending on vehicle equipment,
some of the functions described
below might not be available.
Press the CONFIG button when
ignition is ON and infotainment
system is activated.
Setting menus are displayed.
To switch the setting menus, turn the
This mode indicates the average This mode indicates the total driving MENU-TUNE knob of the
speed. time. Infotainment system.
The average speed is accumulated The driving time is accumulated while To confirm the selection, press the
while the engine is running even if the the engine is running even if the MENU-TUNE knob.
vehicle is not being driven. vehicle is not driven.
The following menus can be
The average speed range is not To reset the driving time to zero, displayed:
limited. press the SET/CLR button for a few
seconds. ■ Language settings.
To reset the average speed, press the
SET/CLR button for a few seconds. The driving time will be initialised to ■ Time and date settings.
0:00 after being displayed to 99:59. ■ Radio settings.
■ Vehicle settings.
To close or to get back to a previous
page, press the BACK button.
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Time and date settings Auto door lock: Activate or deactivate Note
Infotainment system. 3 89 the function to lock all doors Depending on the country of sale
automatically. and local legal requirements, some
Radio settings mentioned features and its
Remote lock, unlock, start personalisation menus will be
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Remote unlock feedback: Activate or disabled.
Vehicle settings deactivate the light feedback while
unlocking.
Comfort and convenience Remote lock feedback: Activate or
Chime volume: Change the volume of deactivate the light or/and horn (on
warning chime. second press) feedback while
locking.
Lighting
Remote door unlock: Change the
Exit lighting: Activate or deactivate configuration to unlock only the
the exit lighting and change the driver's door or all the doors while
lighting duration. unlocking.
Rear wiper Relock remotely unlocked door:
Automatic rear wiper on reverse: Activate or deactivate the automatic
Activate or deactivate the automatic door relocking function when the door
rear wiper function. is not opened after unlocking.

Power door locks Return to factory settings

Auto door unlock: Change the All settings are restored to the initial
configuration of the unlocking of all settings.
doors or only the driver's door or to
deactivate the auto door unlock
function.
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Lighting Exterior lighting When lights are on, 8 lights up.

Control indicator 8 3 70.
Light switch
Exterior lighting ............................78
High beam
Interior lighting .............................81
Lighting features ..........................82

Turn light switch:

7 = Off The high beam headlights can only be
8 = Sidelights, number plate lights turned on if the low beam headlights
and instrument panel lamps are on.
are illuminated To change the headlights from low
9 = Headlights beam to high beam, push the turn
signal lever.
Press light switch
The light P in the instrument panel
> = Front fog lights cluster comes on if the high beam
r = Rear fog lights lamps are turned on while the ignition
is on.
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To change the headlights from high To activate the headlight flash, the When the hazard warning flashers
beam to low beam, pull or push the headlights have to be turned on. are activated, the red surface on the
turn signal lever. To activate the headlight flash, pull button also flashes.
Control indicator P3 70 the lever. In case of deployment of the airbag,
The lever will return to its normal the hazard warning flashers activate
9 Warning position when you release it. The high automatically.
beam lamps will stay on as long as To turn off the flashers, press the
Always switch the high beam you hold the lever towards you. button again.
headlights to low beam when you
approach oncoming vehicles or
when other vehicles approach. Hazard warning flashers Turn and lane-change
High beam headlights can signals
temporarily dazzle other drivers,
which could result in a collision.

Headlight flash

Operated with the ¨ button.

On = Press ¨. Right = Lever down
Off = Press ¨ again. Left = Lever up
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If the lever is moved past the Operated with the > button. Reversing lights
resistance point, the indicator will To turn off, press the button again.
remain on. When the steering wheel The reversing lights come on when
moves back, the indicator is Note the ignition is on and reverse gear is
automatically deactivated. To operate the front fog lights, the selected.
ignition must be turned on and
For some flashes, e.g. when
position lamps or headlamps must Misted light covers
changing lanes, press the lever until
be activated.
a resistance is felt and then release. The inside of the light housing may
Move the lever to the resistance point Control indicator >3 70. mist up briefly in poor, wet and cold
and hold for longer indication. weather conditions, in heavy rain or
Switch the indicator off manually by Rear fog lights after washing. The mist disappears
moving the lever to its original quickly by itself, switch on the
position. headlights to help.

Front fog lights

Operated with the r button.

Light switch in position 9 or when the
front fog lights are on.
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Interior lighting Interior lights 9 Warning

Instrument panel Courtesy light Avoid using the courtesy light
illumination control while driving in the dark.
A lit passenger compartment
reduces visibility in the dark, and
could cause a collision.

Operate rocker switch:

The instrument panel illuminates w = Automatically fade in and out
when the ignition is switched on. by opening the doors, the
release of the key from ignition
Brightness can be adjusted when the and a command from remote
exterior lights are on. control to unlock the doors.
Turn the thumbwheel up or down until ⃒ = Always on.
the desired brightness is obtained. J = Always off.
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Lighting features Switching on If you turn off the ignition with the
exterior lights on, they will
Activation, deactivation and duration
automatically turn off after a few
Entry lighting of lighting of this function can be
minutes.
changed in the Infotainment menu.
Welcome lighting Infotainment system 3 83. The exterior lights will turn on again if
Interior lights are switched on for a you switch them on when the ignition
The exit lighting in the standard is off.
short time when unlocking the vehicle setting remains activated
with the remote control. This function 30 seconds after the driver's door has
facilitates locating the vehicle when it been closed.
is dark.
1. Switch off the ignition.
The lighting switches off immediately
2. Remove the ignition key.
when the ignition is turned to the
accessory position. 3. Open driver's door.
Starting off 3 152. 4. Pull the turn signal lever.
5. Close the driver's door.
Entrance lighting The lighting is switched off
Some interior lights and switches will immediately if the turn signal lever is
additionally switch on when driver's pulled again.
door is opened.

Battery discharge
Exit lighting
The headlights illuminate the
protection
surrounding area for an adjustable Switching off electric lights
time after leaving the vehicle.
To prevent discharge of the battery
when the ignition is switched off,
some interior lights are switched off
automatically after some time.
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Infotainment system Introduction ■ The Overview section provides a

simple overview of the Infotainment
system's functions and summary of
General information all regulatory devices.
The Infotainment system provides ■ The Operation section explains the
Infotainment in your car using the basic controls for the Infotainment
latest technology. system.
The radio can be easily used by
registering up to 36 FM or AM radio Screen Display
stations with the PRESET buttons
[1~6] per each of the six pages.
The integrated CD player can play
audio CD and MP3/WMA discs, and
the USB player can play connected
USB storage devices or iPod®
products.
Connect a portable music player to
the exterior sound input and enjoy the
rich sound of the Infotainment
system.
The digital sound processor provides
a number of preset equaliser modes
for sound optimisation.
The system can be easily adjusted
with the carefully designed adjusting
device, smart displayer, and
multifunctional menu dial regulator.
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The screen display may differ from

the manual display since most screen
displays differ according to the device
setup and vehicle specification.

Theft-deterrent feature
The Infotainment system has an
electronic security system installed to
prevent theft.
The Infotainment system only works
in the vehicle in which it was first
installed and cannot be used by
anyone who has stolen it.
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Control elements overview

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1. Display 6. FAVOURITE [FAV1-2-3] button ◆ Press these buttons while using

Display for play/reception/menu Press this button to select the the CD/MP3/USB/iPod® play
state and information. page of saved favourite channels. modes to instantly play the
previous or next track.
2. POWER/VOLUME button with 7. INFORMATION [INFO] button
control knob ◆ You can press and hold these
◆ Press this button to view the file buttons while using the CD/
◆ Turn the power on/off by information when using the CD/ MP3/USB/iPod® to quickly
pressing this button MP3/USB/iPod® play modes. rewind/fast-forward through the
◆ Turn the control knob to adjust ◆ View information about a radio songs currently playing.
the overall volume station and the song currently 9. CD/AUX button
3. PRESET [1 ~ 6 ] buttons playing when using the radio
function. Press this button to select CD/
◆ Press and hold any of these MP3/AUX or USB/iPod®/
buttons to add the current radio 8. dSEEKc buttons Bluetooth® audio function
station to the current favourites ◆ Press these buttons while using 10. RADIO BAND button
page. the radio to automatically seek
stations with clear reception. Choose FM or AM band radio.
◆ Press any of these buttons to
select the channel linked to that You can manually set the 11. CLOCK button
button. broadcasting frequency by Press this button to adjust the time
pressing and holding these and date format.
4. EJECT button buttons.
Press this button and remove the 12. CONFIG button
disc. Press this button to enter the
5. Disc slot system setup menu.
This is the slot in which the 13. TONE button
compact discs are inserted or Press this button to adjust/select
removed. the sound setup mode.
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14. MENU-TUNE button, knob Operation Press the POWER/VOLUME button

◆ Press this button to display the to turn the system off.
currently functioning menu or Buttons and controlling device
select/practise setup content The Infotainment system is operated
Turning off automatically
and setup values. by using the function buttons, knobs When the ignition switch is in the off
and the menu indicated on the screen position, turning on the Infotainment
◆ Turn the control knob to move/
display. system by using the POWER/
change the setup content or
VOLUME button will automatically
values.
System on/off turn the Infotainment system off after
15. AUX port 10 minutes from the user's last
Connect an exterior sound device operation.
to this port.
16. PBACK button
Volume control
◆ Cancel input content or return to
the previous menu.
17. PHONE/MUTE button
◆ Press this button to activate
Bluetooth® mode.
◆ Hold down the button to turn the
mute function on or off.

Press the POWER/VOLUME button

to turn the system on.
Turning on the power will play the
previously chosen broadcasting Turn the POWER/VOLUME control
station or song. knob to adjust the volume.
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■ The current sound volume is Tone Settings

indicated.
■ Turning on the Infotainment system
power will set the volume level to its
previous selection (when it is less
than the maximum starting volume)

Auto volume control

Once the speed-compensating sound
volume setup starts operating, the
volume will automatically be
controlled according to the vehicle's
speed to offset the noise from the Turn the MENU-TUNE control knob to
engine and tyres. Refer to System select the desired tone control value,
Configuration → Radio Settings → From tone setup menu, sound and then press the MENU-TUNE
Auto Volume. features can be setup differently button.
according to the FM/AM audio and
Volume limit by high each audio player’s functions. It is possible to reset the currently
selected item by pressing and holding
temperature Press the TONE button when using the MENU-TUNE button in the tune
If the inside temperature of the radio the relevant functioning mode. configuration mode, or to reset all
is very high, the Infotainment system Turn the MENU-TUNE control knob to items of the tune configuration mode
will limit the controllable maximum select the desired tone control mode, by pressing and holding the TONE
volume. If necessary, the volume will and then press the MENU-TUNE button.
automatically decrease. button.
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Tone setup menu CD/MP3/USB/iPod® audio play or

■ Bass: Adjust the bass level from -12 exterior sound (AUX) input
to +12.
■ Midrange: Adjust the midrange
level from -12 to +12.
■ Treble: Adjust the treble level from
-12 to +12.
■ Fader: Adjust the front/rear speaker
balance from front 15 to rear 15.
■ Balance: Adjust the left/right
speaker balance form left 15 to right
15. Press the MENU-TUNE button to
■ EQ (Equaliser): Select or turn off open the menu with options for the
the sound style (OFF ↔ Pop ↔ Rock relevant function or the menu of the
↔ Classical ↔ Talk ↔ Country) Repeatedly press the CD/AUX button
relevant device.
to choose the audio player functions,
Select function the AUX function for CD/MP3 discs,
or the connected USB or iPod® audio Personalisation
FM/AM radio player. (CD/MP3 → AUX → USB or
Press the RADIO BAND button to iPod® audio → CD/MP3 →....) Main buttons/control knob
select FM or AM radio. Press the The buttons and control knob used in
MENU-TUNE button to open the FM/ the system setup are as follows.
AM menu that includes options for (12) CONFIG button
selecting broadcast stations.
Press this button to enter the system
setup menu.
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(14) MENU-TUNE button, knob [Example] System Setup → Setup

■ Turn the control knob to move to the Time and date → Time Setup: January
menu or setup item. 25th 2012
■ Press the button to select/enter the
detailed control screen provided by
the current menu or setup item.
(16) P BACK button
Cancel the input item or return to the
previous screen/menu.

How to use the setup menu for

personalisation ■ A detailed list for the relevant setup
Setup menus and functions may differ menu or functioning state is shown.
according to car model.
■ If there is an additional detailed list
Press the CONFIG button to get to the under the previous relevant
System configuration menu. detailed list, you can repeat this
action.
By turning the MENU-TUNE knob, it
is possible to move to the desired
setup menu. Then press the MENU-
TUNE button to confirm.
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■ If the relevant detailed list is made ■ Set time format: Select 12h or 24h
of several items, then repeat this time display.
action. ■ Set date format: Set the date
■ Set/enter the relevant setup value display format.
or the functioning state will change. YYYY.MM.DD: 2012 Jan. 23
[Language settings] DD/MM/YYYY: 23 Jan. 2012
Select English, Spanish, French or MM/DD/YYYY: Jan. 23, 2012
Portuguese.
[Time Date]

Turn the MENU-TUNE knob to attain

the desired setup value or functioning
state, and then press the MENU-
TUNE button.

■ Set time: Manually set the hours

and minutes for the current time.
■ Set date: Manually set the current
year/month/date.
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[Radio Settings] [Bluetooth® Settings] Restore factory settings: Restore the

initial setup values back to the default
settings.
[Vehicle Settings]
It is not possible to use this
configuration without the ignition
switch on position 2.

■ Auto volume: Set Off/Low/ Medium/ Bluetooth®: Enter the Bluetooth®

High menu.
■ Maximum startup volume: ■ Activation:
Manually set max.limit for the start- Select On or Off.
up volume.
■ Device list:
■ Radio favourites: Manually set your
favourite page numbers. Select the desired device and
select/connect/ separate or delete. Comfort and Convenience settings
Chime volume: Select normal or high.
■ Pair device:
Lighting
Try pairing a new Bluetooth®
Exit lighting:
device.
Select Off / 30 Seconds/ 1 Minute/
■ Change Bluetooth® code:
2 Minutes.
Manually change/set the
Bluetooth® code.
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Rear wiper
Auto wipe in reverse gear:
Note
Depending on the country of sale
Radio
and local legal requirements, some
Select On or Off.
mentioned features and its
AM-FM radio
Power door locks personalisation menus will be
■ Auto door unlock: disabled.
Before using AM-FM Radio
Select All Doors / Driver Door / Off. Main buttons/control knob button
■ Auto door lock: (10) RADIO BAND button
Select On or Off. Choose FM or AM band radio.
Remote lock, unlock, Start (14) MENU-TUNE button with control
■ Remote unlock light feedback: ■ Turn this button/control knob,
Select On or Off. button to manually find a
■ Remote lock feedback: broadcasting frequency.
Select Off / Lights Only / Horn Only / ■ Press this button/control knob,
Lights and Horn button to access the menu screen
from the current mode.
■ Remote door unlock:
(16) P BACK button
Select Driver Door or All Doors
Cancel the input item or return to the
■ Relock remotely unlocked door: previous screen/menu.
Select On or Off. (8) dSEEKc buttons
Return to factory settings: Select No ■ Press this button to automatically
or Yes. search for available radio stations.
■ Hold down this button to change the
radio frequency as desired, and
then release the button to stop at
the current frequency.
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(6) FAVOURITE [FAV1-2-3] button Listening to radio station Seeking

Press this button to move through the
pages of saved favourite radio Searching for radio Stations
stations. The number of pages
available can be set through "System
configuration → Radio settings →
Radio favourites".
(3) PRESET [1 ~ 6] buttons
■ Press and hold down any of these
PRESET buttons to register the
current radio station to that button.
■ Press this button to select the
station registered to the PRESET
button. Press and hold the dSEEKc buttons
(11) CLOCK button to quickly change the frequency, and
Repeatedly press the RADIO BAND then release the button at the desired
Press this button to adjust the time/ button to choose FM or AM frequency.
date/time format and date format. broadcasting.
(7) INFORMATION [INFO] button The previously chosen broadcasting
View the information when using the station will be received.
CD/MP3/USB/iPod® play modes.
Automatic station search
Press the dSEEKc buttons to
automatically search for available
radio stations with good reception.
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Searching for broadcasting manually Using the PRESET buttons ■ It is possible to setup the number of
the favourites pages being used in
Registering PRESET button "System configuration → Radio
settings → Radio favourites (Max.
No. of favourite pages)".
■ If a new radio station is registered
to a PRESET [1 ~ 6] previously
registered button, its previous
content will be deleted and be
replaced with the new radio station
that is saved.
Listening directly to PRESET button

Turn the MENU-TUNE control knob,

button to manually find the desired
broadcasting frequency. Press FAVOURITE [FAV1-2-3]
button to select the desired page of
saved favourites.
Hold down any of PRESET [1 ~ 6]
buttons to register the current radio
station to that button of the selected
favourites page.
■ Up to six favourite pages can be
saved, and each page can store up
to six radio stations.
Repeatedly press the FAVOURITE
[FAV1-2-3] button to select the
desired FAV (favourites) preset page.
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The number 1 broadcasting AM/FM menu → Favourites list AM/FM menu → FM/AM station list
information of the selected FAV
(favourites) preset page will be
displayed.
Press a PRESET [1 ~ 6] buttons to
directly listen to the radio station
saved to that button.

Using the radio menu

Select FM/AM with the RADIO Press the MENU-TUNE button, then
BAND button, press the MENU- turn the MENU-TUNE knob to AM/FM
TUNE button twice and turn the station list and press the MENU-
MENU-TUNE knob to move to the TUNE button again.
favourites list. In cases where a broadcasting
When the desired item appears, channel had been saved, an
press MENU-TUNE button to receive automatic search will be performed.
relevant broadcasting channel. All the available broadcasting
Press the MENU-TUNE button to channels can be seen by turning the
display the radio menu. Turn the MENU-TUNE knob.
MENU-TUNE knob, button to move to
the desired menu item, and then
press MENU-TUNE button to select
the relevant item or to display the
item's detailed menu.
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AM/FM menu → Update FM/AM Fixed mast antenna the roof panel. Be sure to remove
stations list your antenna before entering the
automatic car wash.

To remove the roof antenna, rotate it

Press MENU-TUNE button and turn counterclockwise. To install the roof
the MENU-TUNE knob to the Update antenna, rotate it clockwise until it is
FM/AM stations list. To start the fully tightened.
process, press the MENU-TUNE
button.
Caution
■ The FM/AM broadcasting list
update will proceed. Be sure to remove the antenna
■ During the FM/AM broadcasting list before entering a place with a low
update, press the MENU-TUNE ceiling or it may be damaged.
button or the previous P BACK Entering the automatic car wash
button to stop it from saving with the antenna installed may
changes. result in damage to the antenna or
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Audio players ■ CD-R and CD-RW discs that are

manually recorded are often
◆ CD-DA: CD-R/CD-RW.
◆ MP3/WMA: CD-R/CD-RW/CD-
handled with less care than the
CD player original ones. Manually recorded
ROM.
The CD/MP3 player of this system CD-R and CD-RW discs should ■ MP3/WMA files below cannot be
can play audio CD and MP3/WMA especially be handled with care. played.
discs. ■ Manually recorded CD-R and CD- ◆ File encoded with MP3i (MP3
RW discs may not be played interactive) or MP3 PRO
Before using CD player properly or may not be played at all. standards.
Important information about audio CD In such cases, this is not a problem ◆ Non-standard MP3/WMA files.
and MP3/WMA discs with the device. ◆ MP3 files that are not in MPEG1
■ When replacing a disc, take care to Layer3 format.
Caution not leave any fingerprints on the
playing side. Cautions for using disc
Under no circumstances place ■ Do not use any of the discs
■ After removing the disc from the
DVDs, single-CDs with a diameter described below. Excessive use of
CD/MP3 player, make sure to
of 8 cm or shaped CDs in the audio these discs in the player may cause
immediately put the disc into a disc
player. problems.
sleeve to prevent it from being
You must not put any stickers on damaged or scratched with dust. ◆ Discs with stickers, labels, or a
CDs. These discs can get jammed protective cell attached.
■ If there is dust or liquid on its
in the CD drive and ruin the player. surface, it may cause the lens to ◆ Discs affixed with a label printed
Replacement of the device will become fuzzy. with an inkjet printer.
then be necessary. ◆ Discs that are made by over-
■ Protect the disc from heat and
exposure to direct light. burning, thus holding data
■ A CD/MP3 player with anti-piracy exceeding the standard capacity.
function may not accept a disc that Usable disc type
is not compatible. ■ This product can play Audio CD/
MP3/WMA discs.
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◆ Discs with cracks or scratches or ■ Do not touch the recording side with ■ The title and other text information
which are bent will not be played your hand while handling the disc recorded on CD-R/CD-RW discs
properly. (the side without any print or may not be displayed on this
◆ An 8 cm disc or a non-circular decoration). device.
disc (quadrangle, pentagon, ■ Place discs that are not being used ■ CD-RW discs may have longer
oval). in cases, and keep them in a place loading times than CDs or CD-R
■ Do not put anything other than not exposed to direct light or high discs.
discs in the disc slot since this may temperature. ■ Damaged music files may not be
cause damage. ■ Do not smear any chemical played or will be cut off while
■ The disc player may not work substances on the disc. Clean playing.
properly if the heater is turned on in discs of dirt with a moist, soft cloth, ■ Some anti-piracy discs may not be
cold weather due to moisture wiping from the centre to the edge. played.
created inside the device. If this is ■ An MP3/WMA disc can have
Caution for using CD-R/RW disc
a concern, keep the product off for maximum of 512 files for each of
about one hour before use. ■ When using CD-R/CD-RW discs,
only discs that have been the 10 folder levels, and a
■ Play may be stopped due to the "finalised" can be used. maximum number of 999 files can
vehicle shaking while driving on be played.
rugged roads. ■ Discs that are created with a PC
may not play according to the ■ This system can only recognise
■ Do not forcefully remove or insert application program setup and MP3/WMA discs made in ISO-9660
the disc or block it with your hand environment. level 1/2 or in the Joliet file system.
while it is being ejected. (It does not support the UDF file
■ CD-R/CD-RW discs, especially system).
■ Insert the disc with the printed side bulk discs, may not be work if they
facing up. It cannot be played if it is are directly exposed to direct light ■ MP3/WMA files are not compatible
inserted upside down. or high temperature, or if they are with packet writing data
kept inside your car for a long time. transmission.
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■ The disc on which MP3/WMA files ◆ Bit rate: 8 kbps ~ 320 kbps. Order of playing music files
and audio data (CDDA) are written ◆ Sampling frequency: 48 kHz,
may not be played if it is a CD-extra 44.1 kHz, 32 kHz (for MPEG-1),
or mixed-mode CD. 24 kHz, 22.05 kHz, 16 kHz (for
■ The file/folder names that can be MPEG-2).
used per disc storage type are as ■ While this product can play files
follows, including the four-digit file with a 8kbps ~ 320kbps bit rate,
name extensions (mp3). files with a bit rate above 128 kbps
◆ ISO 9660 Level 1: Maximum of will result in high quality sound.
12 characters. ■ This product can display ID3 Tag
◆ ISO 9660 Level 2: Maximum of (Version 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3 or 2.4)
31 characters. information for MP3 files, such as
◆ Joliet: Maximum of 64 characters the album name and the artist.
(one byte). ■ To display album (disc title), track
◆ Windows long file name: (track title), and artist (track artist)
Maximum of 28 Characters (one information, the file should be
byte). compatible with the ID3 Tag V1 and
V2 formats.
Caution for using MP3/WMA music ■ This product can play MP3 files
files using VBR. When playing an MP3
■ This product can play MP3/WMA file of this VBR type, the remaining
files with .mp3, .wma (lower case time displayed may be different
letters) or .MP3 and .WMA (capital from the real time.
letters) file name extensions.
■ MP3 files that can be played by this
product are the following:
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Playing CD/MP3 Insert disc

Main buttons/Control
(9) CD/AUX button
Select the CD or MP3 player.
(14) MENU-TUNE button with control
■ Turn the button/control knob to
move to the track list, the menu or
the MP3/WMA track information
item.
■ Press the button/control knob to
display the menu screen for the ■ Once the reading of disc
current item or current mode. information is completed, it will
(8) dSEEKc buttons. Insert the disc to be played with
automatically play from track 1.
printed surface facing upward in the
■ Press these buttons to play the disc inserting slot. ■ When a non-readable disc is
previous or next track. inserted, the disc will automatically
■ Hold down these buttons to rewind be ejected with the display of a disc
or fast forward through the track error message and then the system
and release the button to resume will switch to the previously used
playing at normal speed. function or the FM radio.
(4) EJECT button
Eject the disc.
(7) INFORMATION [INFO] button
Display the information for the track
being played.
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Eject disc Changing playing track

When a disc to be played is already

inserted, repeatedly press CD/AUX
button to select CD/MP3 play. To eject disc, press the EJECT button Press the dSEEKc buttons in play
to remove the disc. mode to play the previous or next
■ If there is no disc to be played, "no track.
disc" will be displayed on the ■ When the disc comes out, it
screen and the function will not be automatically switches to the
selected. previously used function or the FM
radio.
■ The track that was previously
played will automatically play. ■ The disc will automatically be
inserted back again if it is not taken
out for some time.
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Changing playing position View information on playing track

Or turn the MENU-TUNE control knob

to move to the play track list, and then
press MENU-TUNE button to Hold down the dSEEKc buttons Press the
instantly change it. during play mode to rewind or INFORMATION [INFO] button in play
fast-forward through the song. mode to display information about the
Release the button to resume playing track being played.
the song at normal speed.
If there is no information on the
The volume is slightly reduced during playing track for audio CDs, then the
rewinding and fast-forwarding, and system will display "No information."
the playing time will be displayed.
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system (ID3 Tags can only be

corrected on a PC).
The information for songs
expressed in special symbols or in
unavailable languages may be
displayed as "----" or not be
displayed at all.

Using CD menu
Changing the playback mode

For MP3/WMA tracks, more Turn the MENU-TUNE control to

information can be viewed by turning select the shuffle or repeat playback
the MENU-TUNE control knob from functions, and then press the MENU-
the track information display. TUNE button to turn the relevant
■ The information displayed includes functions on or off.
the file name, folder name, and ID3
Tag information saved with the
song.
■ If incorrect ID3 Tag information
(e.g. artist, song title) was added to
MP3/WMA files before they were
burnt to disc, this information will be From the play mode, press the
displayed by the Infotainment MENU-TUNE button to display the
system. Incorrect ID3 Tag CD menu.
information cannot be modified or
corrected on the Infotainment
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CD Menu → Track list CD Menu → Searching Folders

Turn the MENU-TUNE control knob to

find the desired track, and then press
For audio CD discs, turn the MENU- For MP3/WMA discs, turn the MENU- MENU-TUNE button to play the
TUNE control knob from the CD menu TUNE control knob from the CD menu selected track from the selected
to move to the track list, and then to move to the desired folder, and folder.
press the MENU-TUNE button. then press MENU-TUNE button.
Turn the MENU-TUNE control knob to
find the desired track list, and then
press the MENU-TUNE button to play
the selected track.
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CD Menu → Search...

Press the MENU-TUNE button again, Turn the MENU-TUNE control knob to
and from the displayed search item, move to the detailed classification
For MP3 [WMA] discs, turn the turn the MENU-TUNE control to item, and then press the MENU-
MENU-TUNE control knob from the select the desired play mode. TUNE button
CD menu, move to the desired item,
and then press the MENU-TUNE The number of relevant songs will be
button. displayed by Playlist [iP]/Artist [iA]/
Album [iL]/Title [iS]/Genre [iG].
■ After the system reads the disc
information, the first song of the
playlist [iP] will be displayed.
■ If there are no music files in the
playlist [iP], the first song for each
artist [iA] will be displayed.
However, it may take a long time to
read the disc depending on the
number of music files.
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Turn the MENU-TUNE control knob to Operation is not guaranteed if the connections with a memory reader
find the desired track/title, and then connecting terminal of the USB or a USB hub are not supported.
press the MENU-TUNE button to play device is not metal. Please check the device's
the selected track. ■ Connection with i-Stick type USB operation in the vehicle before use.
storage devices may be faulty due ■ When devices such as an MP3
Auxiliary devices to vehicle vibration, so their player, mobile phone or digital
operation cannot be guaranteed. camera are connected through a
USB player ■ Be careful not to touch the USB mobile disc, it may not operate
connecting terminal with an object normally.
Cautions for using USB devices or any part of your body. ■ Do not disconnect the USB storage
■ Operation cannot be guaranteed if device while it is being played. This
■ The USB storage device can only
the HD built-in USB mass storage may cause damage to the product
be recognised when it is formatted
device or CF or SD memory card is or the performance of the USB
in FAT16/32 file format. Only
connected by using a USB adaptor. device.
devices with an allocated unit size
Use a USB flash memory type
of 512 Byte/Sector or ■ Disconnect the connected USB
storage device.
2,048 Byte/Sector can be used. storage device when the vehicle
■ Take caution to avoid static NTFS and other file systems cannot ignition is turned off. If the ignition
electricity discharge when be recognised. is turned on while the USB storage
connecting or disconnecting the device is connected, the USB
■ According to the type and capacity
USB. If connection and storage device may be damaged or
of the USB storage device and the
disconnection are repeated many may not operate normally in some
type of the stored file, the time it
times in a short time, this may cases.
takes to recognise the files may
cause a problem in using the
differ. This is not a problem with the
device.
product in this case, so please wait
■ To separate the USB device, use for the files to be processed.
the "USB Menu → Remove USB" by
■ Files in some USB storage devices
using the MENU-TUNE button to
may not be recognised due to
carry out removal of the USB.
compatibility problems, and
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■ Music files to which DRM (Digital ◆ Bit rate: 8 kbps ~ 320 kbps
Caution Right Management) is applied ◆ Sampling frequency: 48 kHz,
cannot be played. 44.1 kHz, 32 kHz (for MPEG-1)
USB storage devices can only be
connected to this product for the ■ This product can support USB 24 kHz, 22.05 kHz, 16 kHz (for
purpose of playing music files. storage devices that are up to 16 MPEG-2)
Gigabytes in capacity with a limit of ■ This product displays MP3 (WMA)
The product's USB terminal 999 files, 512 folders, and 10
should not be used to charge USB files with the mp3, .wma (lower
stages of folder structure. Normal case letters) or .MP3 or .WMA
accessory equipment since the usage cannot be guaranteed for
heat generation using the USB (capital letters) file name
storage devices that exceed this extensions.
terminal may cause performance limit.
issues or damage to the product. ■ This product can display ID3 tag
Caution for using USB music files (Version 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4)
■ When the logical drive is separated ■ Damaged music files may be cut-off information about album, artist, etc.
from a mass USB storage device, during playback or may not be for MP3 files.
only the files from the top-level played at all. ■ The file/folder names that can be
logical drive can be played for USB used according to storage type are
music files. This is the reason that ■ Folders and music files are
displayed in the order of Symbol. as follows, including the four
the music files to be played should character file name extensions
be stored in the top-level drive of ■ A maximum of 64 Korean/English (.mp3).
the device. Music files in particular characters can be recognised for
USB storage devices may also not folder or file names written in the ◆ ISO 9660 Level 1: Maximum of
be played normally if an application Joliet file system. 12 characters .
is loaded by partitioning a separate ◆ ISO 9660 Level 2: Maximum of
drive inside the USB device. About MP3/WMA music files 31 characters.
■ The MP3 files that can be played
are as follows:
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◆ Joliet: Maximum of 64 characters (8) dSEEKc buttons Below the instrument panel is a
(one byte). ■ Press these buttons to play the connection port for the USB storage
◆ Windows long file name: previous or next track. device with music files to be played to
maximum of 28 characters the USB connecting terminal.
■ Press and hold these buttons to
(one byte). rewind or fast-forward, and then
■ This product can play MP3 files release to play at normal speed.
which use VBR. When a VBR type (7) INFORMATION [INFO] button
MP3 file is being played, the
remaining time displayed may be Display the information of the track
different from the actual time being played.
remaining. (16) P BACK button
Cancel the input item or return to the
Main buttons/Control knob
previous menu.
The following main buttons and
controls are used to play USB music Connecting the USB storage device
files:
(9) CD/AUX button
■ Once the product finishes reading
Press the button repeatedly when the the information on the USB storage
USB device is connected to select the device, it will automatically play.
USB play mode.
■ If a non-readable USB storage
(14) MENU-TUNE button with control device is connected, then an error
■ Turn the control knob to move to the message will appear and the
track list, menu or MP3 (WMA)
track information.
■ Press the button to display the
menu screen provided by the
current item or current mode.
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product will automatically switch to USB Menu → Remove USB iPod® Player
the previously used function or the Limited to models supporting the
FM radio function. iPod® connection
■ If the USB storage device to be
played is already connected, Main buttons/Control knob
repeatedly press the CD/AUX The following main buttons and
button to select the USB player. It controls are used to play iPod® music
will automatically play from the files.
previous playing point. Afterwards, (9) CD/AUX button
the functions of the USB player are Press the button repeatedly when the
operated similarly to CD/MP3 iPod® is connected to select the
playback. iPod® play mode.
Ending USB music files playback (14) MENU-TUNE button with control
Press the RADIO BAND or CD/AUX Press the MENU-TUNE button from ■ Turn the control knob to move and
button to select other functions. play mode to display the USB menu. display the track list that is playing.
To end play and disconnect the USB Turn the MENU-TUNE control knob to ■ Press the button to display the
storage device, use the USB menu → move to the Remove USB, and then menu screen provided by the
USB removal function to safely press the MENU-TUNE button to current item or current mode.
remove the USB storage device. display the message notifying you
that it is safe to remove the USB (8) dSEEKc buttons
Using the USB menu device. ■ Press these buttons to play the
The instructions for "random/repeat/ previous or next track.
Disconnect the USB device from the
folder/MP3 music box" from the USB
USB connection terminal. ■ Hold down these buttons to rewind
menu are similar to the CD/MP3
Return to the previously used or fast-forward, and then release to
player's CD menu, only the "USB
function. play at normal speed.
removal item" has been added. Refer
to the CD/MP3 player functions from (7) INFORMATION [INFO] button
the CD menu.
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Display the information of the track ◆ iPod® 2G Nano/iPod® 3G Nano/ When the iPod® product is not
being played. iPod® 4G & 5G Nano being used, keep it separately from
(16) P BACK button ◆ iPod® 120GB & 160GB Classic this product with the car ignition
turned off.
Cancel the input item or return to the ◆ iPod® 1G, 2G, & 3G Touch
previous menu. ■ Once the product finishes reading
◆ iPhone® 3G & 3GS the information on the iPod®
Connecting iPod® player ■ Only connect the iPod® to this device, it will play automatically.
product with connection cables ■ If a non-readable iPod® device is
supported by iPod® products. connected, then the relevant error
Other connection cables cannot be message will appear and the
used. product will automatically switch to
the previously used function or the
FM radio function.

Below the instrument panel is a

connection for the iPod® with music
files to be played to the USB
connecting terminal. ■ In some cases, the iPod® product
■ The iPod® product models that are may be damaged if the ignition is
connected/supported by this turned off when it is connected to
product are as follows. the product.
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If the iPod® device to be played is The functions to play the iPod® are iPod® menu → Eject iPod®
already connected, repeatedly press operated similarly to CD/MP3
CD/AUX button to select the iPod® playback.
player.
Log-off iPod® playback
■ It will automatically play from the
previously played point. To end playback, press the RADIO
BAND or CD/AUX button to select
■ The playback functions and the other functions.
information display items of the
iPod® player used with this product Using the iPod® menu
may be different from the iPod® in From the iPod® menu, the
terms of play order, method, and instructions for "Shuffle songs/
the information displayed. Repeat/Search... (including Audio
■ Refer to the following table for the books and Composers)" are similar to
classification items related to the CD/MP3 player's CD menu, only the
Press the MENU-TUNE button from
search function provided by the "iPod® removal item" has been
play mode to display the iPod® menu.
iPod® product. added. Refer to each item of CD/MP3
for use. Turn the MENU-TUNE control knob to
move to the Eject iPod® function, and
then press the MENU-TUNE button to
display the message notifying you
that it is safe to remove the device.
Separate the iPod® device from the
USB connection terminal.
Return to the previously used
function.
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Exterior Sound (AUX) Input Press the CD/AUX button to switch to

Limited to models supporting external the exterior sound input mode if the
sound connection. exterior sound system has already
been connected.
Main buttons/Control knob
The following main buttons and
controls are used to enjoy the rich
sound of the Infotainment system
from the sound output of a connected
exterior sound device.
(9) CD/AUX button
With an exterior sound device
connected, press the button ■ The Infotainment system will
repeatedly to select the exterior automatically switch to the exterior
sound (AUX) input mode. sound (AUX) input mode when the
exterior sound device is connected.
(2) POWER/VOLUME control knob
Turn the control knob to adjust the
volume.
Connecting an exterior sound
Connect the audio output of the
external audio equipment to AUX
input terminal 1 or 2.
■ AUX: Positioned in the Infotainment
device
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Phone (8) dSEEKc buttons

■ Press these buttons in Bluetooth®
Bluetooth® audio play mode to play the
previous or next track.
Main buttons/Control knob ■ Hold down these buttons to rewind
Recalling that under the legislation of or fast-forward, and release to play
several countries (among which may at normal speed.
be yours) is prohibited phone
conversations while driving. Connecting Bluetooth®
The following main buttons and
Registering the Bluetooth® device
controls are used to play music files
or use the call functions via a Register the Bluetooth® device to be
Bluetooth® device. connected to the Infotainment Press the CONFIG button, and use
system. the MENU-TUNE button with control
(9) CD/AUX button
Firstly, set up the Bluetooth® device knob to move to System
When a Bluetooth® device with a to be connected from the Bluetooth® Configuration → Bluetooth® Settings
music player function is connected, setup menu to enable other devices → Bluetooth® → Pair device, and then
press this button repeatedly to select to search for the Bluetooth® device. press the MENU-TUNE button.
Bluetooth® audio play mode.
■ Bluetooth® devices can be
(14) MENU-TUNE button with control registered not only by using
■ Press the button from Bluetooth® CONFIG button, but also by using
phone mode to display the menu Phone menu → Bluetooth® Settings
screen. → Bluetooth® → Pair device.
■ Turn the control knob to move to the
menu or setup value.
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■ If there is already a Bluetooth® Connecting/Deleting/Separating the

device connected to the Bluetooth® Devices
Infotainment system, the
Bluetooth® is Busy message will
appear.
■ Connection standby will be
displayed with a message and a
security code. (The initial value is
0000, and can be changed from
System Configuration →
Bluetooth® Settings → Bluetooth®
→ Change Bluetooth® Code.)
The Infotainment system can be ■ The Infotainment system can
found by searching the Bluetooth® register up to five Bluetooth®
device to-be-connected. devices.
Enter the security code for the ■ In some Bluetooth® devices, it is Caution
Infotainment system through the only possible to use it when
Bluetooth® device. "Always connect" item is set. If there is a Bluetooth device
If the registration of device to be already connected, that device
connected to the Infotainment system needs to be disconnected first.
is successful, then the screen will
display the information of the Firstly, set up the Bluetooth® device
Bluetooth® device. to be connected from the Bluetooth®
setup menu to enable other devices
to search for the Bluetooth® device.
Press the CONFIG button, and use
the MENU-TUNE button with control
knob, to move to System
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Configuration → Bluetooth® Settings

→ Bluetooth® → Device list, and then
press the MENU-TUNE button.

You can select the chosen To disconnecting the chosen

Bluetooth® device by turning the connected Bluetooth® device from
MENU-TUNE knob to the select item. the device list screen, press the
Confirm the operation by pressing the MENU-TUNE button. Confirm the
Use the MENU-TUNE button with MENU-TUNE button. operation by pressing the MENU-
control knob to move from the TUNE button again, so that
registered Bluetooth® device to the Disconnected will be displayed.
device to be connected, and then
press the MENU-TUNE button. Cautions for registering/ connecting
Bluetooth®
Note
Not all phone portal functions are
supported by every mobile phone.
The possible phone functions
depend on the relevant mobile
phone and network provider. You
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will find further information on this in being connected. In this case, try headset. A musical note icon [n] will
the operating instructions for your and reconnect the Infotainment appear at the bottom right of the
mobile phone or you can inquire system using the Bluetooth® screen if the stereo headset is
about them with your network device. successfully connected.
provider. ■ For Bluetooth® devices that do not ■ Do not connect the mobile phone to
■ When it is not possible to connect support stereo headsets, the Bluetooth® connection terminal. An
to Bluetooth®, delete the entire Bluetooth® audio play function error may occur if it is connected
device list from the Bluetooth® to cannot be used. during the CD/MP3 and Bluetooth®
be connected, and try again. If ■ It is not possible to listen to the audio play mode.
deleting the entire device list does music through the Bluetooth®
not work, then reinstall the battery Playing Bluetooth® audio
audio if an iPhone® is connected
and reconnect. through a USB connector. This is
■ If there is a problem after the because of the unique
Bluetooth® device is connected, specifications of the mobile phone.
use the MENU-TUNE button with
control knob to carry out System Bluetooth® audio
Configuration → Bluetooth®
Settings → Bluetooth® → Restore How to play Bluetooth® audio
Factory Settings. Initialise the ■ A mobile phone or Bluetooth®
device with the problem caused by device that supports A2DP
an error that occurred with the (Advanced Audio Distribution
connection of the Bluetooth® Profile) versions over 1.2 must be
device and the Infotainment registered and connected to the
system. product.
■ From the mobile phone or Press the CD/AUX button repeatedly
■ Sometimes, Bluetooth® can only to select the connected Bluetooth®
be connected through hands-free Bluetooth® device, find the
Bluetooth® device type to set / audio play mode.
or the Bluetooth® audio play
functions despite a stereo headset connect the item as a stereo
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If the Bluetooth® device is not ■ This function only operates with mobile phone's options, this order
connected, then this function cannot Bluetooth® devices that support to play/stop may some take time to
be selected. AVRCP (Audio Video Remote activate.
Activating the mobile phone or Control Profile) version 1.0 or ■ If the mobile phone or Bluetooth®
Bluetooth® device will play the music above. (Depending on the device is not in the waiting screen
files. Bluetooth® device options, some mode, it may not automatically play
devices may display AVRCP being despite being carried out from the
■ The sound played by the connected for the initial
Bluetooth® device is delivered Bluetooth® audio play mode. If
connection.) Bluetooth® audio playback is not
through the Infotainment system.
■ The information about playing track functioning, then check to see if the
■ For Bluetooth® audio to play, the and track position will not be mobile phone is in the waiting
music must at least be played once displayed on the Infotainment screen mode.
from the music player mode of the system screen.
mobile phone or Bluetooth® device ■ Sometimes, sounds may be cut off
after connecting as a stereo during the Bluetooth® audio
Cautions for playing Bluetooth®
headset. After being played at least playback. The Infotainment system
audio
once, the music player will outputs the audio from the mobile
■ Do not change the track too quickly phone or Bluetooth® device as it is
automatically play upon entering when playing Bluetooth® audio.
play mode, and it will automatically transmitted.
stop when the music player mode ■ It takes some time to transmit data
from the mobile phone to the Bluetooth® error messages and
ends. If the mobile phone or
Infotainment system. measures
Bluetooth® device is not in the
waiting screen mode, some ■ The Infotainment system transmits ■ Bluetooth® deactivated
devices may not automatically play the order to play from the mobile Check if Bluetooth® activation is
in Bluetooth® audio play mode. phone in the Bluetooth® audio play setup as ON. The Bluetooth®
Press the dSEEKc buttons to switch mode. If this is done in a different function can be used upon turning
mode, then the device transmits the on Bluetooth® activation.
to the previous or next track, or hold
order to stop. Depending on the
down these buttons to fast-forward or
rewind.
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■ Bluetooth® is busy Hands free phone Caution

Check if there are any Bluetooth®
devices connected. To connect Taking calls It is possible to transfer your
another device, disconnect any ringtone depending on the mobile
other connected devices first, and phones. Adjust the ringtone
then reconnect. volume of the mobile phone if the
■ Device list is full. volume is too low.
Check if there are less than 5
registered devices. No more than
five devices can be registered.
■ No phone book available
This message will be displayed if
the mobile phone does not support
contacts transmission. If this
message appears after several
attempts, then the device does not When a phone call comes through the
support contacts transmission. connected Bluetooth® mobile phone,
■ Phone book is empty the playing track will be cut off and the
phone will ring with the relevant
This message is displayed if no
information displayed.
phone numbers are stored in the To talk on the phone, turn the MENU-
mobile phone. This will also be TUNE knob to move to Answer, and
displayed if the phone log then press the MENU-TUNE button.
transmission is supported, but in a
way that is not supported by the ■ To reject the call, turn the MENU-
Infotainment system. TUNE knob to move to Decline, and
then press the MENU-TUNE
button.
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■ While conversing, it is possible to application, it is possible to make

block the transmitted sound by calls during a call through the
selecting the mute mic item by Infotainment system.
using the MENU-TUNE button. ■ While third or more-party
conversing, displaying contents
may differ from practical
information.

Calling by redialling

■ When a call is received with the

Infotainment System and Bluetooth
is being connected, there are
mobile phones that do not
■ While conversing, hold down the automatically change to the private
Call button from the steering wheel call mode. This depends on the
remote control to change to the original specifications of each
private call mode (some phones mobile phone.
may not support the private call ■ When it is possible to use services
mode depending on the phone's related to a third-party conversation
options). supported by the communications From the steering wheel remote
service provider through an controller, press the Call button to
display the redial guidance screen, or
hold down the button to display the
caller log screen.
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received or missed calls instead of Calling by entering numbers

the redial mode. This depends on
the mobile phone's options.

Turn the MENU-TUNE control knob to

select Yes or contacts, and then
press the MENU-TUNE button or Call To make a call by entering the phone
button to make a call. number, press the MENU-TUNE
Press the MENU-TUNE button while button and turn the MENU-TUNE
■ If the mobile phone is not in waiting the phone is connected to display the knob to select Enter number.
mode, your phone might not connecting functions as shown
support the redial function. This To confirm the operation, press the
above.
depends on the mobile phone's MENU-TUNE button.
options. Use MENU-TUNE button with control
knob to use the functions in the menu
■ When redialling a number, the that appears.
connected phone number will not
be displayed. While conversing on the phone, hold
down the Call button on the steering
■ Depending on the mobile phone, wheel remote controller to switch to
there are cases in which the call is Private Mode.
made through the call history of the
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3.3. Phone book: Search contacts Using the phone menu

(usable after updating the
phone numbers) Phone menu → Phone book → Search
3.4. Dial: Begin dial

Turn the MENU-TUNE knob to select

the desired digits, and then press the
MENU-TUNE button to enter the
number.
Press the MENU-TUNE button, turn
■ Repeat this step to enter all the MENU-TUNE knob to select
telephone numbers. After the telephone number has been
fully entered, turn the MENU-TUNE Phone book, and then press the
■ Press the P BACK button to delete knob to select begin dial [y], and then MENU-TUNE button.
a digit one by one, or hold down the press the MENU-TUNE knob to make A notification will appear on screen,
button to delete all content that has a call. with no contacts to use, and you will
been entered. be returned to the previous menu.
To end a call, turn the MENU-TUNE
■ Refer to the following contents to control knob to choose the end call Turn the MENU-TUNE knob to select
edit the input contents. function, and then press the MENU- Search, and then press the MENU-
3.1. Move: Move input position TUNE button. TUNE button. Turn the MENU-TUNE
3.2. Delete: Delete input character control knob to select First Name or
Last Name.
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To confirm the respective item, press Using the phone menu

MENU-TUNE button.
Phone menu → Phone book → Search

Turn the MENU-TUNE knob from the

search results screen to select the
desired item, and then press the
Turn the MENU-TUNE knob to select MENU-TUNE button to view the
search terms/range, and then press To call the relevant number, press the
details for that item.
the MENU-TUNE button. MENU-TUNE button.
For more directions, refer to the
making phone calls item.
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Phone menu → Phone book → Update ■ Be aware that hands-free and

Bluetooth® audio playback will be
cut-off while proceeding with
updates for contacts (other
functions except for hands-free and
Bluetooth® audio playback can be
used).
■ To update your contacts, it is
possible to request the
transmission certification for
contacts. If the waiting screen does
not change for a long time, you can
Turn the MENU-TUNE knob to select check whether the mobile is
Yes or No, and then press the MENU- requesting certification. When
Update the contacts of the connected TUNE button to activate or cancel requesting for certification of the
mobile phone to the system’s update. mobile phone, all Bluetooth®
contacts. connections will be cut off if it is not
Notice for updating contacts accepted, and then the device will
Using the MENU-TUNE button with ■ This function can be used with
control knob, select Phone menu → be reconnected.
mobile phones that support
Phone book → Update, and then contacts update and the call history ■ When receiving the call history, it is
press the MENU-TUNE button. transmission function. (If the possible to request the
product is connected to a mobile transmission certification for the
phone that does not support these call history from the mobile phone.
functions, the call history can be If the waiting screen does not
displayed through the Infotainment change for a long time, check
system.) whether the mobile is requesting
certification. When requesting the
■ Update is not supported for more certification of the mobile phone, all
than 1,000 contact numbers.
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Bluetooth® connections will be cut transmission function beforehand, ■ If the OS of the mobile phone gets
off if it is not accepted, and then the depending on the type of the updated, it may change how the
device will be reconnected. phone. phone's Bluetooth® function works.
■ If there is a problem in the stored ■ If the user disconnects the ■ Special characters and
information of the mobile phone, connection directly (using the unsupported languages will be
the contacts may not be updated. Infotainment or mobile phone), the displayed as "____".
■ The Infotainment system only uses auto connection function does not ■ Calls registered in the contacts
information coded in UTF-8 format. take place. Auto-connection: This without any name will be indicated
function automatically finds and as "No number in contacts."
■ If other operations (game, map connects the device that was last
search, navigation, etc.) are connected. ■ The Infotainment system will
activated during the contacts display contacts, call history, and
update or call history transmission ■ The contacts may not always redial information as it is
progress, the update/ transmission display all the lists on the phone transmitted from the mobile phone.
process may not work. This is when selected. The Infotainment
because other operations running system only displays what has Phone Menu → Phone book → Delete
on the mobile phone are affecting been transmitted from the mobile all
the data transmission. phone.
■ When the contacts update or call ■ The contacts update can only
history transmission is completed, receive four numbers per contacts
all hands-free and Bluetooth® directory (Mobile Phone, Office,
audio play modes will be Home, and Other).
automatically disconnected and ■ Changing the language setup
then reconnected. during the contacts update will
■ If the Infotainment system gets delete all previous updates.
turned off while conversing on the ■ If the mobile phone is not set with a
phone, the call will be transmitted to waiting screen, calls may not be
the mobile phone. Some phones made to this Infotainment system.
may need to setup a call
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Every single phone number that has Press the MENU-TUNE button to ■ If the Please wait screen continues
been stored in the system contacts check, use, or delete contacts in the to be displayed for too long after
will be deleted. Call lists. Turn the MENU-TUNE knob selecting the call log, check if the
Pres the MENU-TUNE button , turn to Call lists, and then press the mobile phone is requesting
the MENU-TUNE knob to select MENU-TUNE button to confirm. verification of the transfer of call
Phone book → Delete All, and then Use the MENU-TUNE knob to select numbers. After completing the
press the MENU-TUNE button. Incoming Calls, Outgoing Calls or mobile phone verification
Missed Calls, and then press the procedures, the contacts and the
Turn the MENU-TUNE knob to select call log will be transmitted to the
Yes or No, and then press the MENU- MENU-TUNE button to confirm the
respective item. Infotainment System.
TUNE button to delete all contacts or
to cancel. ■ The call log from the mobile phone
and the log displayed on
Phone Menu → Call lists Infotainment may be different. This
Infotainment System shows the
information transmitted from the
mobile phone as it is.

Turn the MENU-TUNE knob to check

the call history.
Press the MENU-TUNE button to call
the selected number from the call
history.
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Phone Menu → Bluetooth® Settings

To set up the ring tone and its volume To reinitialise the Bluetooth® settings
used by the Bluetooth function, use to their default values, turn the
Setup Bluetooth® function: Press the the MENU-TUNE button with control MENU-TUNE knob to Return to
MENU-TUNE button to select the knob to select Sound & Signal, and Factory Settings and press the
Phone Menu. then set up the desired items with the MENU-TUNE button to select the
Turn the MENU-TUNE knob to button/control knob. initial setup restoration item.
Bluetooth® Settings, and then press Select Yes and confirm with the
the MENU-TUNE button to confirm. MENU-TUNE button.
To activate the Bluetooth® function,
register/connect/delete the ■ It is possible the ringtones you
Bluetooth® device or change the already have are transferred to the
Bluetooth® code, turn the MENU- Infotainment System depending on
TUNE knob to the desired item and
press the MENU-TUNE button to
confirm the operation.
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the mobile phone. For such mobile

phones, it is not possible to use the
selected ringtone.
■ For mobile phones that transfer
your ringtones, the volume of the
ringtone will be based on the
volume transmitted from the mobile
phone. Adjust the ringtone volume
of the mobile phone if the volume is
too low.
Note
The operation of the radio volume
control aims to provide hearing
protection to the user as well as
preservation of the vehicle
speakers.
Although the emission levels are
regulated on the product, if you use
a hearing aid or pacemaker, consult
the supplier and your doctor before
using this device. Exposure to very
high volume for long periods of time
can damage hearing.
Climate control 129

Climate control Climate control systems Temperature

Adjust the temperature by turning the
Air conditioning system knob.
With Heater Red = Warm
Climate control systems ............. 129 Blue = Cold
Air vents ..................................... 136
Heating will not be fully effective until
Maintenance .............................. 137
the engine has reached its operating
temperature.

Air distribution
Select the air outlet by switching the
button to:
L = To head area and foot well
K = To foot well
M = To head area via adjustable
air vents
J = To windscreen and foot well
Controls for:
V = To windscreen and front door
■ Temperature. windows, with a small amount
■ Air distribution. of the air being directed to side
■ Fan speed. air vents.
■ Demisting, defrosting.
■ Heating.
■ Heated rear window.
130 Climate control

Heating Demisting and defrosting

Normal heating
■ Turn the temperature control knob
to the red area for heating.
■ Turn the air distribution knob to the
desired position.
■ Turn the fan control knob to the
desired speed.
Maximum heating
Use the maximum heating mode for
quick heating. To clear the windows, turn the air
Do not use it for lengthy periods. It can distribution knob to V.
■ Turn the air distribution knob to V.
result in an accident because the For maximum heating:
interior air may become stale and the ■ Turn the temperature control knob
■ Turn the temperature control knob to the red area for warm air.
windows may fog, causing loss of all the way to the red area.
driver's visibility. ■ Switch on the heated rear window
■ Turn the fan control knob to Ü.
maximum speed.
■ Adjust the fan control knob to the
highest speed for quick defrosting.
■ Open the side air vents as required
and direct them towards the door
windows.
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Caution
Air recirculation system of the passenger compartment air
deteriorates and may cause the
Do not use the J button or the vehicle occupants to feel drowsy.
V button in extremely humid
weather when the temperature Cooling
control knob is set to the blue area. Cooling is operated with the n button
The difference between the and is only functional when the
outside air and the temperature of engine and fan are running.
the windscreen can cause the The air conditioning system cools and
windows to fog, thereby restricting dehumidifies (dries) when the outside
your front vision. temperature is a little above freezing
This can lead to an accident which point. Therefore condensation may
can damage your vehicle and form and drip from under the vehicle.
cause personal injuries. The air recirculation mode is operated If no cooling or drying is required,
with the 4 button. switch the cooling system off to save
Heated rear window Ü 3 30. fuel.
9 Warning The air conditioning will not operate
Heated rear window when the fan control knob is in the off
The heated rear window is operated Driving in recirculation mode for a position.
with the Ü button. prolonged period of time can make Even though the air conditioning is
Heated rear window 3 30. you sleepy. Periodically turn to the turned on, the vehicle will produce
outside air mode for fresh air. warm air if the temperature knob is set
The exchange of fresh air is in the red area.
reduced in air recirculation mode. To turn off the air conditioning
In operation without cooling, the system, press the n again or turn the
air humidity increases, so the fan knob to 0.
windows may mist up. The quality
132 Climate control

If the cooling system is on and you ■ Turn the air distribution knob to the ■ Set the fan speed to the highest
turn the fan knob to 0, the cooling desired position. level.
system remains on, but inactive, ■ Adjust the fan control knob to the ■ Open all the vents.
since the fan is on 0. When you turn desired speed.
it back to motion, the air conditioning Indication of settings
will work again. Maximum cooling Selected functions are indicated by
the LED of the activated button.
Caution
Air Conditioning System
Use only correct refrigerant. Without Heater

9 Warning 9 Warning

Climate control systems have to Do not sleep in a vehicle with the

be serviced exclusively by air conditioning system on. It may
qualified personnel. Improper cause serious harm or death due
service methods may cause to a drop in oxygen content and/or
personal injury. body temperature.

Normal cooling Briefly open the windows so that the

hot air can disperse quickly.
■ Operate the air conditioning
system. ■ Switch on the cooling n.
■ Turn the temperature control knob ■ Switch on the air circulation system
to the blue area for cooling. 4.
■ Turn the air distribution knob M.
■ Set the temperature control to the
coldest level.
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Air Conditioning System Heated rear window The air recirculation mode is operated
Cooling only. The heated rear window is operated with the button.
with the button.
Heated rear window 30. Warning

Indication of settings Driving in recirculation mode for a

prolonged period of time can make
Selected functions are indicated by
you sleepy. Periodically turn to the
the LED of the activated button.
outside air mode for fresh air.
Fan speed The exchange of fresh air is
Adjust the air flow by switching the fan reduced in air recirculation mode.
to the desired speed. In operation without cooling, the
air humidity increases, so the
Air recirculation system windows may mist up. The quality
of the passenger compartment air
Controls for: deteriorates and may cause the
■ Temperature. vehicle occupants to feel drowsy.
■ Fan speed.
■ Air recirculation.
■ Cooling.

Temperature
Adjust the temperature by turning the
knob.
Dashed = Warmer air
Continuous = Colder air
134 Climate control

Cooling Even though the air conditioning is Normal cooling

turned on, the vehicle will produce ■ Operate the air conditioning
warm air if the temperature knob is set system.
in the red area.
■ Turn the temperature control knob
To turn off the air conditioning to the desired position.
system, press the AC again or turn
the fan knob to 0. ■ Turn the air distribution knob to the
desired position.
If the cooling system is on and you
turn the fan knob to 0, the cooling ■ Adjust the fan control knob to the
system remains on, but inactive, desired speed.
since the fan is on 0. When you turn
it back to motion, the air conditioning
Maximum cooling
will work again.
Cooling is operated with the AC Caution
button and is only functional when the
engine and fan are running. Use only correct refrigerant.
The air conditioning system cools and
dehumidifies (dries) when the outside
temperature is a little above freezing 9 Warning
point. Therefore condensation may
form and drip from under the vehicle. Climate control systems have to
be serviced exclusively by
If no cooling or drying is required, qualified personnel. Improper
switch the cooling system off to save service methods may cause
fuel. personal injury. Briefly open the windows so that the
The air conditioning will not operate hot air can disperse quickly.
when the fan control knob is in the off
position.
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■ Switch on the cooling AC button. The rear air conditioning system is Rear air conditioning fan switch
■ Switch on the air circulation system operated with the REAR A/C button.
4. When activated, cold air will be sent
■ Set the temperature control to the to the air vents located on the roof of
coldest level. the vehicle and front air conditioning
system will switch to manual mode.
■ Set the fan speed to the highest
level. Rear air conditioning system 3 135.
■ Open all the vents.
Rear air conditioning
Indication of settings system
The selected functions are indicated
by the LED of the activated button. The rear air conditioning system is
actuated in conjunction with the front
Rear air conditioning system passenger compartment air
The rear air conditioning fan assists
conditioning system.
REAR A/C air flow to the rear passenger
compartment via the rear air vents.
Switch on the fan while the air
conditioning system is operating and
the rear air conditioning system
REAR A/C button to allow cooled and
dehumidified (dried) air to be
distributed.
Adjust the air flow by turning the knob
to the desired speed.
136 Climate control

turn
counterclockwise
= decrease air
flow
Air vents
turn clockwise = increase air
flow
Adjustable air vents
The air vents must not be closed
completely while the cooling system
is on.

To open the side vents turn the slats

upward and turn the adjuster wheel to
the left and right until the desired
direction is found.
If you do not want the flow, turn the
slats down.

Direct the air flow by tilting and 9 Warning

swivelling the slats and the adjuster
wheel. Do not attach any objects to the
slats of the air vents. Risk of
damage and injury in case of an
accident.
Climate control 137

Rear air vents Fixed air vents Maintenance

Air intake

Additional air conditioning is supplied Additional air vents are located

to the rear passenger compartment beneath the windscreen and door
via the overhead air vents. windows and in the foot wells. The air intake in front of the
Pull the slat up to open and down to windscreen in the engine
close the vent or to adjust the air compartment must be kept clear to
amount. allow air intake. Remove any leaves,
Direct the air flow by swivelling and dirt or snow.
turning the slats.
138 Climate control

Air conditioning regular

operation
In order to ensure continuously
efficient performance, cooling must
be operated for at least 10 minutes
once a month, irrespective of the
weather and time of year. Operation
with cooling is not possible when
outside temperature is low.
Driving and operating 139

Driving and operating Driving hints air conditioning system uses a

hydrocarbonate fluorochloride-free
refrigerant. The pollutant percentage
Driving environment in the exhaust has been reduced.
Driving hints ............................... 139
Environmental policy of General
Starting and operating ............... 151
Motors
Engine exhaust .......................... 153
“General Motors is committed to
Automatic transmission .............. 155 preserving the environment and
Brakes ........................................ 158 natural resources through the
Fuel ............................................ 160 establishment of goals and targets
that enable continuous improvement
of its environmental performance, for
waste reduction, compliance to laws
and rules, the prevention of pollution,
and good communication with the
community.”
General Motors is continuously
concerned with environmental Note
protection and has used ■ The use of lubricating oil results in
environment-friendly materials and its partial damage, which is
recycled materials as much as reflected in the formation of
possible in the design and assembly carcinogenic compounds, resins,
of products. among others.
The production methods also meet ■ The disposal of used lubricating oil
the requirements of environmental in soil or waterways is prohibited
protection. The use of harmful by law and create serious
materials such as asbestos and environmental damage.
cadmium has been discontinued. The
140 Driving and operating

■ The uncontrolled combustion of Control of the vehicle Floor mat

lubricating oil generates harmful
residual gases to the environment. Never turn the engine off while Warning
■ Recycling is the proper disposal the vehicle is running
method for this residue. Many systems will not function in this ■ Make sure that the floor mat
situation (e.g. brake servo unit, power does not interfere with the
Recycling requirements pedals.
When the lubricant needs to be steering). Driving in this manner is a
danger to yourself and others. ■ Always use an appropriate size
changed, look preferably for
floor mat and have it installed
Chevrolet dealer.
Pedals properly; otherwise, it could
obstruct the accelerator or
Driving economically brake pedals. Obstructing the
Important information about fuel pedals may cause involuntary
consumption: acceleration, increased
stopping distance or difficulty on
■ Avoid accelerating the vehicle too gear shifting, which can result in
much. Abrupt changes of speed will a crash and injury.
increase the consumption.
■ The original floor mats have
■ Low air pressure in tyres will been designed for your vehicle.
decrease the performance, If they need to be replaced,
increase the fuel consumption and choose original equipment
result in premature tyre wear. Chevrolet mats. Floor mats
■ A low quality fuel will damage the which were not designed for
engine and increase the To ensure the pedal travel is your vehicle may not fit properly
consumption. uninhibited, there must be no mats in and interfere with the pedal
the area of the pedals. finish.
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Follow the instructions in order to use Accelerator pedal Brake pedal

your floor mats properly.
■ Always check that the floor mats
are not interfering with the pedals.
■ Use the floor mat facing up. Do not
use it facing down.
■ Do not place anything on the floor
mat on the driver's side.
■ Use only one floor mat on the
driver's side. Never put one floor
mat on top of the other.

Sudden accelerations lead to fuel When pressing the brake pedal, the
consumption increase. Whenever the brake light is switched on the rear
engine revolution rises, try to shift into lights and the high-mount brake.
the next gear.

Caution
Do not shift suddenly to a low gear
when driving on slippery roads.
This may cause brake effect on
the traction wheels, and cause
skidding.
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9 Warning pressure and the distance Defensive driving

required for braking will be Driving with a defensive attitude is the
■ Apply the brake pedal softly and greater. best recommendation.
progressively. Avoid abrupt ■ If the brake pedal does not Start by fastening the seat belt.
applications, which can cause return to the initial height or the
dangerous skidding, along with travel of the brake pedal has A defensive attitude when driving
excessive tyre wear. ABS 3 68. increased, this indicates that results in being ready for unforeseen
there is a failure in the brake situations of any kind. Assume that
■ Pay attention to the fault other drivers or pedestrians will lack
indicator lamps on brake system. Consult a Chevrolet
dealer immediately. attention or make a mistake.
systems.
■ The brake fluid level in the Try to foresee what the behavior of
■ Do not drive with the engine the other drivers will be and consider
switched off, the brake servo will reservoir should be checked
regularly. every possible mistake.
not operate, requiring more foot
pressure to actuate the brakes. ■ Check the brake lamps The most common accidents involve
regularly. the rear end of the vehicle.
■ If the engine stops functioning Maintaining safe distance is one more
with the vehicle in movement, measure to avoid crashes.
brake normally, pressing and Caution
holding the brake pedal without For the urban and rural areas, the
pumping it, otherwise the best method is to drive defensively.
When driving downhill keep the The unsuspected reaction of the front
vacuum on the brake servo unit ignition on and use a proper gear.
will deplete, losing the brake vehicle can result in an abrupt turn or
Driving down hill in neutral or with stop.
assistance in the brake the ignition off is very dangerous.
application. Consequently the The brakes will have to do extra
brake pedal must be fully work. They will be excessively hot
pressed with greater pedal and will not be effective.
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Braking Observe the following up, resulting the brake pedal being
■ Do not obstruct the brake pedal harder to push and longer braking
Applying the brakes travel. distances.
Braking action involves perception ■ Avoid needless heavy braking - ■ Some driving or climatic conditions
time and reaction time. First, you some people drive in spurts - heavy may generate occasional brake
have to decide to push on the brake acceleration followed by heavy squeak either when the brakes are
pedal. That is perception time. Then braking - rather than keeping pace applied lightly or the first time the
you have to bring up your foot to do it. with traffic. This is a mistake. Your brakes are applied. This is not a
That is reaction time. Average brakes will wear much faster if you failure.
reaction time is about 3/4 of a second, do a lot of heavy braking. There is
but that is only an average. It might be also the risk of dangerous skids. Brake pedal travel
less with one driver and as long as Take your vehicle to Chevrolet
■ To increase your brake life, try to
two seconds or more with another. dealers anytime you notice the brake
follow the traffic pace, avoid
Age, physical condition, alertness, pedal does not return or the brake
needless braking and allow for safe
coordination and eyesight play a part, pedal travel becomes longer. This
following distances. If you ever
so do alcohol and drugs. But even in may be an indicator of brake system
have to use the brakes to slow
3/4 of a second, a vehicle moving at failure.
down, apply them gently and
100 km/h travels 20 m. That could be continuously.
a lot of distance in an emergency, so
keeping enough space between your ■ Do not drive with the engine off. The
vehicle and others is important. And brake booster will not function,
of course, actual stopping distances requiring more effort to make the
vary greatly with the surface of the brakes work.
road (whether it is pavement or ■ If your engine stops while you are
gravel), the condition of the road (wet, driving, brake normally but do not
dry), tyre tread and your brakes. pump your brakes, otherwise the
Nevertheless, some people overload vacuum of power assist will be used
the brake system when they use the
brakes incorrectly.
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Braking in emergencies from somewhere or if a child runs The fact that emergency situations
Everybody has faced a heavy-braking from behind parked vehicles and are always possible is reason enough
situation. When it happens, the stops right in front of you. to practise defensive driving and use
vehicle may not follow the direction of You could avoid these problems by the safety belts correctly.
the steering and may follow the wheel applying the brakes – if it is possible
direction before they locked. Your to stop in time. But sometimes this is Off-road recovery
vehicle may leave the road. Brake not possible because there is no
gradually. This method provides you room. It is the time for a defensive There could be situations in which the
with maximum braking and steering action – by steering around the right side wheels leave the road and
control. Press the brake pedal problem. mount the road shoulder. Should the
gradually and harder. In case of an road shoulder level be a little below
First apply the brakes – do not use so the road, returning would be very
emergency, you are likely to want to much pressure that the front wheels
apply the brakes hard without locking easy. Relieve the accelerator pedal if
lock. With the risk of collision, it is there is nothing ahead of you, steer
the wheels. Release the brake pedal always advisable to slow down first.
if you feel or hear the wheels drag. so that vehicle can return to the road.
Then, steer around the problem to the You may steer up to a ¼ of a turn so
This will help you keep steering right or to the left depending on the
control. that the front wheels touch the road
space available. An emergency edge. Then turn the steering wheel to
situation, as described above, will align the vehicle.
Steering require the driver's full attention and a
1. Road edge.
quick decision.
Emergency steering If you are holding the steering wheel 2. Decelerate.
In some situations, steering may be as recommended in the nine and 3. Steer about ¼ of a turn.
more efficient than braking. three o'clock position, you could 4. Resume the straight line.
For example, if you get closer to a hill make a 180º quick turn without taking
and find a truck parked in your lane or the hands off the steering wheel. But
if suddenly a vehicle comes into sight you have to move fast, steer quickly
and then straighten the wheel as soon
as you have overcome the object.
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Off-road driving During use off-road, your vehicle will ■ The vehicle swings more when
demand more frequency being driven over obstacles.
Before driving off-road maintenance. ■ You need more braking distance,
Some items should be observed especially if you are driving on
before driving off-road. For example:
Be familiar with the off-road unpaved roads.
driving
■ Be sure that all repair and
Before starting any trip, it is advisable Caution
maintenance services have been
to practise in an area which is safe
performed.
and near by. The off-road driving When driving off-road, sudden
■ Check the fuel level. requires some new and different motion and manoeuvres can make
■ Check spare tyre pressure as abilities, such as; Be aware of the you lose control of the steering.
specified in technical data chapter. types of different signs. Your vision, This could cause a collision.
■ Check fluid levels as specified in for example, should constantly Therefore, when driving on-road
vehicle care chapter. observe the ground for unexpected and off-road, you and your
restrictions. Try to hear uncommon passengers should wear seat
After driving off-road noises from tyres and engine. belts.
Remove all material packed in the Your arms, feet and body should
vehicle lower end, chassis or under answer to the vibrations and motion
the engine bonnet. This may be a fire coming from the vehicle. The vehicle
hazard. After driving over mud or control is the main factor of good off-
sand, clean and check the brake road drive. A better way to control the
linings. vehicle is to control the speed. There
are some points that must be
These substances may cause
observed. At high speeds:
abnormal braking and glazed linings.
Check the body frame, steering, ■ You get closer to objects more
suspension, wheels, tyres, exhaust quickly and have less time to
system, fuel lines and cooling system. observe the ground restrictions.
■ You have less time to react.
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Driving through fog Tips to drive through fog Driving over mud or sand
■ Turn on the front fog lights or low
beam headlights, even during
daylight.
■ Do not turn on the high beam
headlights.
■ Use the rear window heater.
Activate the windscreen wiper and
washer for a few moments. The
humidity on the outside of the
windows might seem like fog.
■ If it is almost impossible to see the
outside and you need to stop, but
High-level humidity in the air and you are not sure if you are on the When driving over mud or sand,
heavy frost increase the possibility of road, turn on the headlights, maintain vehicle motion by using a
fog, which may impair the visibility. activate the hazard warning low gear.
flashers and sound the horn
When driving through fog, the driver periodically or when you notice an Due to the loss of traction, it becomes
should slow down and maintain a safe approaching vehicle. more difficult to steer, accelerate and
distance from the vehicle in front. Do brake. For better traction while driving
not underestimate the change of the ■ While driving through fog, do not through very loose sand, slightly
fog density, thus avoiding the risk of pass vehicles unless you have relieve the tyre air pressure.
an accident. Fog density is better good front visibility and it is safe to
do so. If attempting to pass, be Note
estimated by observing the hazy view
prepared to drop back in case of an After driving in mud or sand, clean
of the vehicles front lights.
approaching vehicle. and check brake linings. If this is not
performed, it may cause irregular
braking or glassy lining. Check body
Driving and operating 147

structure, steering, suspension, Drive at low speed through any This is known as “hydraulic ram”. The
wheels, tyres and the exhaust flooded area and make sure the water water does not allow for the pistons
system. limit does not exceed the height of the displacement and consequently the
centre of the wheel. engine components are damaged. In
Driving on wet roads this case, the engine is severely
damaged and the vehicle will stop
Driving through flooded areas immediately or some time later,
Flooded areas should be avoided in depending on the damage level.
any situation. A water covered road Do not try to operate the engine
prevents the driver from evaluating its again. This could increase the
conditions properly. The damage damage on the vehicle.
caused due to water entry in the
engine and other vehicle parts is not
covered by warranty.
Caution
Driving through water streams
could be dangerous. The water
could drag the vehicle causing
In case driving through any flooded drowning. Even a few centimeter
area is required, do it at low speeds, stream may impair the tyre to
around 10 km/h in first gear. ground contact, causing loss of
Observe any large vehicles driving traction and vehicle roll over. Do
nearby, stay away from large water not drive in water streams.
waves which increase the chances of
damage. When passing through Driving in the rain
flooded areas, the most severe Rain and wet roads can mean driving
problem that can occur is the trouble. On a wet road you cannot
feasibility of water entering inside the stop, accelerate or turn as well
engine, through the intake air system. because the tyre to road grip is not as
good as it would be on dry roads, and,
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if the tyres do not have much tread walking. The road spray can make ■ Slow down and be cautious.
left, you will get even less traction. If vision harder than the rain itself, ■ Increase the distance from the
it starts to rain while you are driving, it especially on a dirty road. vehicle in front.
is always wise to go slower and be It is wise to keep your wiping
cautious. ■ Use the rear window heater if
equipment in good shape and have required.
the windscreen washer tank filled.
Replace the windscreen wiper blades Note
when they show signs of wear or miss When it is raining, the tyres and the
areas on the windscreen, or when wiper blades have a higher
strips of rubber start to separate from workload. Therefore, always keep
the blades. the tyres and the wiper blades in
good condition.
The water may affect your brakes. Try
to avoid flooded areas, but if you Hydroplaning
cannot, try to slow down before you
hit them. Wet brakes can cause
accidents. They will not work well in a
sudden stop and may cause pulling to
one side. You could lose control of the
The surface may suddenly get wet vehicle.
while your reflexes are still used to
driving on dry roads. The heavier the After driving through flooded areas or
rain, the harder it is to be seen. Even a car wash, apply the brake pedal
if your windscreen wiper blades are in lightly until the brakes work normally.
good shape, a heavy rain can make it
Some tips to observe for rainy
harder to see road signs and traffic
weather
signals, pavement markings, the
edge of the road, and even people ■ Turn on the low beam headlights,
even during daylight.
■ Turn on the wiper blades.
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A lot of water can build up under your A hard and fast rule about ■ Keep the windshield and all glass
tyres, so that they can actually ride on hydroplaning does not exist. The best clean – inside and outside. Glare at
the water. This is a very dangerous advice is to slow down when it is night is made much worse by dirt on
situation. This can occur when the raining - and to be alert. the glass. Even the inside of the
road is wet enough and you are glass can build up a film caused by
driving fast enough. When your Driving at night dust. Cigarette smoke blurs the
vehicle is hydroplaning, it has little or windows inside thus making vision
no contact with the road. difficult.
You may not notice hydroplaning and ■ Keep in mind that headlights light
even drive for some time without up far less of a roadway when you
noticing that your tyres are not are in a curve.
contacting the lane constantly. Maybe
you notice hydroplaning when you try
to slow down, take a curve, change
Hill and mountain roads
lanes to pass one vehicle or when you Driving on steep hills or mountains is
are hit by a gust of wind. different from driving in flat or rolling
It can happen when your tyres do not terrain. If you drive regularly in steep
have much tread or if the pressure in country, or if you are planning to visit
one or more of the tyres is low. It can this kind of territory, some care will be
happen when a lot of water is While driving at night, the driver must: necessary.
standing on the road. If you can see ■ Drive defensively. Here are some tips that can make
reflections from trees, telephone ■ Do not drink and drive. your trips safer and more enjoyable
poles or other vehicles, and raindrops ■ Keep your vehicle in good shape.
■ Slow down and allow higher
dimple the water’s surface, there Check all fluid levels and also the
distance between your vehicle and
could be hydroplaning. brakes, tyres and cooling system.
other drivers.
Hydroplaning usually happens at ■ Know how to go down hills. Do not
■ In remote areas, watch for animals.
higher speeds. rely on the brakes only. Also let the
■ If you are tired, pull over in a safe engine do some of the slowing
place and rest.
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down. Shift to a lower gear; this way that let you stay in your own lane.
you will reduce speed without using This will allow you to be aware of Caution
the brakes excessively. with drivers coming in the opposite
direction. Passing when driving If they spin at high speed, the tyres
may blow out, resulting in personal
Caution uphill will take longer. Keep safe
distances when passing. Make injuries to you and other people.
passing easier for other vehicles. The transmission or other
If you do not shift down, the brakes
components may overheat. In
could be so hot that they do not ■ When driving on uphill roads be cases where the vehicle is stuck,
work well. Shift down to let the aware of road obstructions turn the wheels as little as
engine assist the brakes on a resulting from accidents or failing possible. Do not spin them at
steep downhill slope. Driving in vehicles. speeds over 55 km/h as indicated
neutral or with the ignition off is
■ You may find special signals in in the speedometer.
very dangerous. The brakes will
mountain roads. Examples may be
have to do extra work. They will be
long grades, no passing zones, Note
excessively hot and will not be
falling rock area or winding roads. Turning the wheels may result in
effective. When driving downhill
Be alert and drive appropriately. ruining components of your vehicle
keep the ignition on and use a
proper gear. as well as the tires. If the wheels turn
at high speeds when shifting to
If the vehicle is stuck forward and backward speeds, the
■ Know how to go uphill. Shift into a Never rotate the wheels if the vehicle transmission could be damaged.
lower gear. For engine cooling is stuck. The method known as
purposes, keep the lowest gear that balance may help to release the Bouncing the vehicle to set it
permits using the desired speed vehicle, yet be careful. free
without heating the engine The bouncing method may help while
excessively. Stay in your lane when the vehicle is stuck. To do that, the
driving on two-lane roads in hills or driver must follow the steps below.
mountains. Do not enter the
opposite lane or cut across the
centre of the road. Drive at speeds
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1. Turn the steering wheel to the

right and to the left.
Starting and operating Ignition switch positions
2. Alternate the transmission New vehicle running-in
between first, second and reverse
gear, releasing the accelerator Use the following precautions for the
when shifting. first few hundred kilometres to
improve the performance and
3. After the transmission is shifted, economy of your vehicle:
slightly press the accelerator.
■ Avoid full-acceleration starts.
4. If the vehicle is still stuck after a
few tries, it has to be towed. ■ Do not race the engine.
■ Avoid hard stops except in
emergencies. This will allow your
brakes to run in properly.
■ Avoid quick starts, sudden
accelerations, and prolonged 0 = Ignition off
high-speed driving in order to avoid 1 = Ignition off, steering wheel lock
damage to the engine and to released
conserve fuel. 2 = Ignition on
3 = Starting
■ Avoid full acceleration in low gear.
■ Do not tow any other vehicle.
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Danger Starting the engine Before restarting or to switch off the

engine, turn key back to 0.
Do not turn the key to 0 or 1 Starting engine with the ignition
switch Caution
position while driving.
Vehicle and brake assistance Do not operate the starter motor
would not operate, causing vehicle longer than 10 seconds at one
damage, personal injury or time. This may damage the starter
possibly death. motor or discharge the battery.

Caution Parking
■ Do not park the vehicle on an easily
Do not leave the key in the 1 or 2 ignitable surface. The high
position for extended periods temperature of the exhaust system
while the engine is not running. could ignite the surface.
This will discharge the battery.
■ Always apply the parking brake
without pressing the release button.
■ Turn the key to position 1. Apply as firmly as possible on
■ Move the steering wheel slightly to downhill or uphill slopes. Press the
release the steering wheel lock. foot brake at the same time to
■ Automatic transmission: press and reduce operating force.
hold brake pedal and move selector ■ Switch off the engine and ignition.
lever to P or N. Turn the steering wheel until the
■ Do not accelerate. steering wheel lock engages.
■ Turn the key to position 3. ■ If the vehicle is on a level surface or
uphill slope engage first gear
before switching off the ignition. On
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an uphill slope, turn the front

wheels away from the kerb.
Before parking the vehicle, be sure
the ground does not contain any
Engine exhaust
If the vehicle is on a downhill slope flammable material like grass,
engage reverse gear before shrubs, fuel drops, etc. The exhaust Danger
switching off the ignition. Turn the engine is heated and can lead to a
front wheels towards the kerb. fire. Engine exhaust gases contain
■ Close the windows. poisonous carbon monoxide,
Caution which is colourless and odourless
■ Lock the vehicle and activate the and could be fatal if inhaled.
anti-theft alarm system. Flammable objects could touch
If exhaust gases enter the interior
hot exhaust parts under your
of the vehicle, open the windows.
Parking on flammable vehicle and ignite. Do not park
Have the cause of the fault
over papers, leaves, dry grass or
surfaces other things that can burn.
rectified by a Chevrolet dealer.
Avoid driving with load
compartment open, as exhaust
gases could enter the vehicle.
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Catalytic converter Cares with the catalytic To ensure a low level of pollutant
converter: emissions and the longevity of the
The catalytic converter reduces the catalytic converter system, all
amount of harmful substances in the In case unburned fuel is entering the
catalytic converter, this component maintenance services must be
exhaust gas. carried out in Chevrolet dealers.
can be overheated and irreparably
damaged. Therefore, the following
Warning have to be avoided:
Do not keep the engine running in ■ Insisting on the starting procedure
closed areas for longer than when the engine presents
necessary to manoeuvre, difficulties to begin functioning.
because the carbon monoxide ■ Unnecessarily long time during
(CO), which has no colour or starting.
odour, is lethal if inhaled. The water penetration by exhaust
pipe can damage the catalytic
In the event of faults or irregular converter because it works at a high
engine functioning following a cold temperature level.
start, a significant loss of engine
Avoid the application of any product
power or other anomalies, this may
in the vehicle underbody. Some
indicate an ignition system fault. The
chemical products increase the risk of
vehicle needs to be towed. Seek the
fire.
assistance of Chevrolet dealers.
An unpleasant and innocuous odour,
proceeding from exhaust gases,
caused by fuel with high sulphur
content at determinate driveability
conditions should be perceived.
Driving and operating 155

Automatic transmission Selector lever Press the brake pedal and push the
release button to release the lever
from P position.
The automatic transmission permits
manual gear shifting (manual mode) To shift to P, M and R positions, press
or automatic gear shifting (automatic the release button.
mode). To start the engine, the selector lever
should be in either P or N position.
Transmission display Do not accelerate while engaging a
gear. Never press the accelerator
pedal and brake pedal at the same
time.
When a gear is engaged, the vehicle
slowly begins to move when the brake
P = Parking position, wheels are is released.
locked, engage only when the
vehicle is stationary and the Caution
parking brake is applied
R = Reverse gear, engage only Do not shift to neutral while the
when vehicle is stationary vehicle is moving. This may cause
N = Neutral damage to your transmission and
D = Automatic mode with all gears personal injury.
The mode or selected gear is shown M = Manual mode.
in the transmission display.
Movement between certain gear
positions requires pressing the
release button on the side of the
selector lever.
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Manual mode In manual mode, downshifts are Parking

made automatically when the vehicle Apply the parking brake, engage P
slows down. When the vehicle stops, and remove the ignition key.
1st gear is automatically selected.
In order to provide more engine
torque in any emergency situation,
Electronic driving
downshifts can also occur if the programmes
accelerator pedal is completely Following a cold start, the operating
pressed down. Upshifts are also temperature programme increases
possible if the engine rotation engine speed to bring the catalytic
reaches the maximum admissible converter quickly to the required
speed (cut-off). temperature.

Caution Kickdown
Move selector lever to position M. If the accelerator pedal is completely
Press the shift gear button located on Shift properly according to road pressed down, depending on the
the selector lever. conditions. engine speed, the transmission shifts
UP (+): to shift to higher gear. to a lower gear.
Engine braking
DOWN (-): to shift to lower gear. To utilise the engine braking effect,
To maintain the required levels of select a lower gear when driving
Fault
vehicle performance and safety, the downhill. In the event of a fault, the malfunction
system may not execute certain indicator light illuminates. The
gearshifts when the selector lever is Rocking the vehicle transmission will no longer shift
operated. Rocking the vehicle is only automatically or manually because it
permissible if the vehicle is stuck in is locked in a certain gear.
sand, mud or snow. Move the selector Have the cause of the fault rectified
lever between D and R in a repeated by Chevrolet dealer.
pattern. Do not race the engine.
Driving and operating 157

Interruption of power Release selector lever

supply 1. Apply the parking brake.
In the event of an interruption of
power supply, the selector lever
cannot be moved out of the P
position. The ignition key cannot be
moved out of the ignition lock.
If the battery is discharged, start the
vehicle using jump cables 204.
If the battery is not the cause of the
fault, release selector lever and
remove the ignition key from the 3. Insert a screwdriver in the hole
ignition lock. until the lever is unlocked, move
the selector lever out of P position
2. Open cover to the right of the and move to the N position.
selector lever.
4. Close cover.
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Brakes distance may increase. Have the temporarily lose their stopping
brake system checked and power. This may be due to wet
The brake system comprises two repaired by a Chevrolet dealer. brake components or overheating.
independent brake circuits. If the brake pedal can be pressed If your brakes temporarily lose
If a brake circuit fails, the vehicle can further than normal, the brakes their stopping power because of
still be braked using the other brake may need repair. overheating, shift to a lower gear
circuit. However, the braking effect is Consult a Chevrolet dealer. when going down hills. Do not
achieved only when the brake pedal continuously apply the brakes.
is pressed firmly. Considerably more If your brakes temporarily lose
force is needed for this. The braking Caution their power because of wet brake
distance is extended. Seek the components, the following
assistance of Chevrolet dealers Do not drive with your foot resting procedure will help restore their
before continuing your journey. on the brake pedal. This will normal performance:
When the engine is not running, the accelerate wear of the brake
components. The brakes may also 1. Check behind you for other
support of the brake servo unit vehicles.
disappears once the brake pedal has become overheated, resulting in
longer braking distance and an 2. Keep a safe forward speed
been pressed once or twice. Braking
unsafe condition. with plenty of space to your
effect is not reduced, but braking
rear and sides.
requires significantly greater force. It
is especially important to bear this in 3. Gently apply the brakes until
Warning
mind when being towed. normal performance is
After driving through deep water, restored.
Caution washing the vehicle, or using the
brakes excessively when going Control indicator 67.
If one of the circuits fails, the brake down a steep hill, the brakes can
pedal must be pressed with
greater pressure and the braking
Driving and operating 159

Antilock brake system Fault Parking brake

Antilock brake system (ABS)
prevents the wheels from locking. Warning
ABS starts to regulate brake pressure If there is a fault in the ABS, the
as soon as a wheel shows a tendency wheels may be liable to lock due
to lock. The vehicle remains to braking that is heavier than
steerable, even during hard braking. normal. The advantages of ABS
ABS control is made apparent are no longer available. During
through a pulse in the brake pedal hard braking, the vehicle can no
and the noise of the regulation longer be steered and may
process. swerve.
For optimum braking, keep the brake
pedal fully pressed throughout the Depending on the severity of the
braking process, despite the fact that emergency braking, the vehicle might Always apply the parking brake firmly
the pedal is pulsating. Do not reduce blink the brake lamps as a warning for without operating the release button,
the pressure on the pedal. other vehicles. and apply as firmly as possible on a
Do not decrease your power to press Have the cause of the fault remedied downhill or uphill slope.
the foot brake. by Chevrolet dealers. To release the parking brake, pull the
When you start the vehicle after lever up slightly, press the release
ignition switched on, mechanical button and fully lower the lever.
sounds can be heard. To reduce the operating forces of the
parking brake, press the foot brake at
the same time.
Control indicator 67.
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Caution Fuel Fuel additives

Never apply the parking brake with Recommended fuel Additive for petrol
the vehicle running. This can We recommend adding a bottle of
cause vehicle whirling and Caution additive for petrol every 4 tank top ups
personal injuries. (or 200 L of fuel), as follows:
Use of fuel with too low an octane ■ In vehicles that have not been used
Brake assist rating could lead to uncontrolled for more than two weeks or if they
combustion and engine damage. are just used in short distances,
If the brake pedal is pressed quickly and not daily.
and forcefully, maximum brake force Using fuel with poor quality can
is automatically applied (full braking). ■ Vehicles in which fuel additive is not
reduce engine power, engine torque usually used.
Maintain steady pressure on the and slightly increase fuel
brake pedal for as long as full braking consumption.
is required. Maximum brake force is Continuous usage of bad fuels could
automatically reduced when the lead to uncontrolled combustion and
brake pedal is released. engine damage.
Driving and operating 161

Fuel for petrol engines Only use unleaded fuel that complies Refuelling
with DIN EN 228 and minimum of
Only available for vehicles with 1.5L
91 RON (recommended 95 RON). Danger
engine
Equivalent standardised fuels with an
Only available for Thailand Market ethanol content of max. 10% by Before refuelling, switch off the
volume may be used. engine and any external heaters
Use of fuel with too low an octane with combustion chambers.
rating can reduce engine power and Switch off any mobile phones.
torque and slightly increase fuel Follow the operating and safety
consumption. instructions of the gas station
when refuelling.
Caution
Danger
Use of fuel with too low an octane
rating could lead to uncontrolled Fuel is flammable and explosive.
combustion and engine damage. No smoking. No naked flames or
sparks.
If you can smell fuel in your
vehicle, have the cause of this
remedied immediately by a
Chevrolet dealer.
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Fuel filler flap is located at right rear For 1.5L Petrol Engine
Caution side of vehicle.
If you use inappropriate grade fuel
or put incorrect fuel additives into
the fuel tank, the engine and
catalytic converter may be
seriously damaged.
Be sure to use the correct fuel
(petrol) corresponding to your
vehicle when refuelling. If you fill
the petrol powered vehicle with
ethanol or diesel, your vehicle can
be seriously damaged.

The fuel filler cap must be opened

Caution
Caution
with the key. Release the fuel filler
Wipe off any overflowing fuel
In case of misfuelling, do not flap by pulling the flap.
immediately.
switch on ignition.
Fuel filler cap
Only a genuine fuel filler cap provides
full functionality.
Driving and operating 163

Avoid any damages: Fuel filter

Never use any fuels other than Replace the fuel filter according the
quality-recommendations, nor recommended intervals found in the
containing manganese-base metallic Maintenance Plan.
additives. Never add to the fuel tank
Note
of your vehicle any additives
Since it works at a higher pressure
recommended for different fuels,
than the conventional systems, the
since the engine, fuel injectors,
fuel injection system requires some
catalyst and all sensors of the
servicing care. Replace the fuel filter
anti-contamination system are likely
and hoses only with original GM
to be submitted to severe damage
parts.
that would not be covered by the
vehicle warranty.

Injection nozzles
The injection nozzles of Chevrolet
vehicles are of self-cleaning type and
thus will not require any periodical
cleaning.
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Vehicle care General Information Chevrolet dealers

Accessories and vehicle

General Information ...................164 modifications
Vehicle checks ...........................167 We recommend using genuine parts,
accessories and factory approved
Bulb replacement .......................182
parts specific for your vehicle type.
Electrical system ........................188 We cannot assess or guarantee other
Vehicle tools ..............................196 products - even if they have a
Wheels and tyres .......................196 regulatory or otherwise granted
approval.
Jump starting .............................204
Do not make any modifications to the
Towing .......................................206 electrical system, e.g. changes of
Appearance care .......................209 electronic control units (chip tuning). It is important for you to know that if
your vehicle has any anomaly, you
Caution can take it to any Chevrolet dealer to
have it repaired, inside or outside the
Never modify your vehicle. It may warranty period. You will be attended
affect the performance, durability by highly qualified professionals. If
and safety of the vehicle and the any further explanation is deemed
warranty may not cover any necessary, contact the service
problems caused by the manager.
modification.
Vehicle care 165

Caution Lifting the vehicle Battery disconnect switch

Disconnect:
This vehicle was designed having
in mind, among other aspects, the
total safety of its passengers.
Therefore, its assembly on the
manufacture line uses bolts with
thread locking adhesive. If bolts
are removed for any reason, then
they must be replaced by new
genuine bolts with the correct
code. Furthermore, it is also
essential to effectively clean the
piece which is attached to the bolt
with thread locking adhesive, in The illustration shows where the
order to ensure a perfect torque supports of a hoist or jack must be 1. Open the bonnet.
and an effective physical-chemical placed.
reaction of the locking chemical 2. Certify all electric systems are
Note turned off, like audio systems,
compounds when a new bolt is If the elevators support points or
used. This way, we strongly headlights, anti-theft alarm and
jacks are metallic, a rubber accessories. Beware the ignition
recommend that the vehicle safety protection must be used to avoid
systems (brake, seats, is switched off.
vehicle damages.
suspension, safety belts, etc.) as 3. Close all vehicle doors and do not
well as services that indirectly activate anti-theft alarm.
affect such systems are always 4. Remove the battery cover (if
performed by a Chevrolet dealer. equipped).
For further details, contact a
Chevrolet dealer of your choice.
166 Vehicle care

5. Unscrew the nut of the negative ■ Adjust tyre pressure to the value Emission information
terminal end. specified for full load.
Note
6. Remove the negative terminal ■ Park vehicle in dry, well ventilated
The use of fuel other than the
end from the battery terminal. place. Engage the first or the
specified one may jeopardise the
Connect: reverse gear in order to prevent the
vehicle performance, cause damage
vehicle from rolling.
1. Assure the ignition is switched off. to the fuel injection system, or
Open the bonnet and install the ■ Do not apply the parking brake. possibly damage the engine. This
terminal end in the negative ■ Disconnect the battery according to type damage is not covered by the
battery terminal. the procedure described in Battery vehicle warranty.
2. Tighten the nut of the terminal disconnect switch 3 165.
end. ■ Close the bonnet.
3. Close the bonnet.
Putting back into operation
When the vehicle is going to be put
Vehicle storage back into operation:
Storage for a long period of time ■ Connect the battery according to
the procedure described in Battery
If the vehicle is going to be stored for disconnect switch 3 165.
several months:
■ Check the tyre pressure.
■ Wash and wax the vehicle.
■ Fill up the washer fluid reservoir.
■ Clean and preserve rubber seals.
■ Check the engine oil level.
■ Change engine oil.
■ Check the coolant level.
■ Drain washer fluid reservoir.
■ Check coolant anti-freeze and
corrosion protection.
Vehicle care 167

Vehicle checks Warning Bonnet

Performing work Only perform engine compartment Opening
1.5L Petrol Engines checks when the ignition is off.
The cooling fan may start
operating even if the ignition is off.

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

Pull the release lever and return it to

its original position.
168 Vehicle care

1.5L Petrol Engines

Warning
Always observe the following
precautions:
■ Pull on the front edge of the
bonnet to make sure it is latched
securely before you drive your
vehicle.
■ Do not pull the bonnet release
handle while your vehicle is
moving.
Push the safety catch to the left and ■ Do not move your vehicle with
open the bonnet. the bonnet open. An open
To keep the engine bonnet open, bonnet will obscure the driver's
insert the support rod in the engine vision.
Warning bonnet hole.
■ Operating your vehicle with the
When the engine is hot, be careful bonnet open can lead to a
Closing
when touching underhood metal collision resulting in damage to
surfaces to open your bonnet. Before closing the bonnet, press the
your vehicle, other property,
Protect your fingers to avoid support into the holder.
personal injury or even death.
burning them. Ensure that you Lower the bonnet and allow it to drop
only touch the foam padding of the into the catch. Check if the bonnet is
bonnet support rod to avoid engaged.
burnings.

Air intake 137.

Vehicle care 169
169

1.5L Petrol Engines

Caution
Do not pull down on the bonnet
when it is supported by the rod.
170 Vehicle care

Engine compartment overview

1.5L PETROL engine
Vehicle care 1 71

1 Brake fluid container ........... 179 Engine oil The oil level must be inspected with
2 Engine air filter .................... 174 the vehicle levelled and with the
Engine oil change engine (which must be at normal
3 Engine oil cap .................... 171 With the engine warmed-up, change operating temperature) switched off.
4 Dipstick for engine oil level . 171 the engine oil according to the Wait at least 2 minutes before
5 Battery ................................. 181 frequence recommend on the checking the level to allow the normal
Warranty & Service Booklet. oil accumulation in the engine to drain
6 Fuse box ............................. 189
Note back into the oil pan. If the oil is cold,
7 Washer fluid container ........ 179
Change the oil according to the time the oil might require more time to
8 Power steering fluid intervals or kilometres run, because drain back into the oil pan.
container ............................ 178 oils lose their lubricating properties
9 Engine coolant container . . . 175 not only due to the engine operation,
but also to ageing. Preferably,
change the oil at a Chevrolet dealer,
thus assuring the use of the
specified oil for keeping the engine
component integrity. Damage
caused by the non specified oil will
not be covered by the warranty.
The specified oil type is Dexos 1
grade or higher and viscosity
SAE 5W20 for 1.5L Petrol engine.
Inspect the oil level weekly or before
planning a trip. It is considered normal
oil consumption up to 0.075 L of oil for
each 1,000 km driven.
172 Vehicle care

Checking the engine oil level For 1.5L Petrol Engine

Caution
1.5L PETROL engines
Overfilled engine oil must be
drained or suctioned out.

Clean it completely and insert it

To check the oil level, remove the totally, remove it again and check the
dipstick. oil level, which must be between the
lower (MIN) and upper (MAX) dipstick
positions.
Add oil only if the level reaches the
lower (MIN) position on the dipstick or
if it is under it.
The oil level should not be on the
upper (MAX) position on dipstick. If
this occurs, there will be, for example,
an increase of oil consumption, the
isolation of spark plugs and excessive
formation of carbon residues.
Vehicle care 173

1.5L PETROL engines Changing oil filter

Warning
The oil filter should be replaced every
Engine oil is an irritant and, if oil change for 1.5L Petrol engine.
ingested, can cause illness or Have the oil filter preferably replaced
death. by a Chevrolet dealer.
Keep out of the reach of children.
Avoid repeated or prolonged
contact with skin.
Wash exposed areas with soap
and water or hand cleaner.
Be very careful when draining the
engine oil as it may be hot enough
Capacities 223. to burn you.
Turn the cap counterclockwise to
open.
Fit the cap on straight and tighten it.
The stabilisation of oil consumption
will occur after the vehicle has been
driven several thousand kilometres.
Only then can the actual degree of
consumption be established.
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Engine air filter 6. Remove the hose.

7. Remove the air box cover
1.5L PETROL engine carefully.
8. Remove the air cleaner element
and clean it; slightly tap it.
9. Also clean the air cleaner inner
portion.

Element cleaning:
1. Open the bonnet.
2. Loosen the screws.
3. Carefully pull the connector lock
A towards you.
4. After the lock A is disengaged,
push the lock A together and pull
simultaneously the connector
outwards.
5. Loosen the metal clamp from the
hose.
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Engine coolant Coolant level Note

The additive for radiators (long life –
Cooling liquid change Caution orange colour) should not be mixed
The engine cooling system is filled to standard additives (green colour)
with a long-life additive for the radiator A low coolant level can cause or other products, such as soluble oil
(ethylene glycol) whose properties engine damage. C. The blends react forming sludge
provide proper protection against that could lead to the system
freezing, boiling and corrosion. clogging and consequently the
engine overheating. In case of
changing the type of additive, the
Warning system should be thoroughly
flushed.
Allow the engine to cool before
opening the cap. Carefully open Install the cap tightly. Have the
the cap, relieving the pressure coolant concentration checked and
slowly. have the cause of the coolant loss
remedied by Chevrolet dealers.

If the cooling system is cold, the

coolant level should be above the
filling line mark. Top up if the level is
low. Therefore add to the surge tank
a mixture of demineralised water and
additive for radiators (long duration –
orange colour) ACDelco (35% to 50%
ratio of additive).
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Engine overheating If the overheating warning remains and wait for it to cool down. You can
and still no steam is visible, observe decide whether to open the engine
The coolant temperature indicator the following procedure for compartment, but look for technical
message is displayed in the approximately 1 minute: assistance immediately. If you open
instrument panel. This message the engine compartment, check the
indicates the engine temperature 1. Switch off the air conditioning
system. coolant surge tank.
increasing.
2. Try to keep the engine under load
Note
(use a gear in which the engine
Caution
If the engine operates without
rotates slowly).
coolant, your vehicle may be If the coolant inside the coolant
seriously damaged. In this case, the If the warning of overheating surge tank is boiling, do not do
repairs will not be covered by disappears, you can continue driving. anything and wait for it to cool
warranty. For safety reasons, drive slowly for down.
approximately 10 minutes.
Engine overheating without If the temperature gauge indicator The coolant level should be the
steam drops to normal position, continue specified level. If the level falls down,
If an overheating warning comes up driving. it means that there might be a
and there is no steam visible, the possibility of leaks on the radiator
If the coolant temperature does not
problem may not be that serious. hoses, heater hoses, radiator or
drop, stop the engine and park the
Sometimes the engine overheats water pump.
vehicle immediately.
when:
If no steam is visible, switch on the
■ The vehicle is driven in abrupt climb
engine at idle speed for
at high ambient temperatures.
approximately 2 or 3 minutes with the
■ The vehicle is stopped after driving vehicle stopped and observe if the
at high speeds. overheating warning lights go off.
■ The vehicle has been driven at idle If the overheating warning still
speed for a long distance. appears, switch off the engine, ask
the passengers to leave the vehicle
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down. Before opening the additive). Switch on the engine when

Caution the coolant level is at maximum. If the
engine compartment, wait until
the coolant steam signals are overheating warning signal is on,
■ The heater hoses and radiator consult Chevrolet dealers.
hoses as well as other engine extinguished.
parts may be hot. Do not touch ■ If the vehicle continues in Caution
them, otherwise, you may be movement while the engine is
burned. overheated, the liquids can The fans and other engine
■ If there is any leak, the engine escape due to the high movable parts may cause severe
must not be switched on, pressure. You and other wounds. Keep your hands and
otherwise, all coolant may be persons may be seriously pieces of cloth far from movable
lost, causing burns. Before burned. Switch off the parts while the engine is
driving the vehicle, have the overheated engine, leave the operating.
leaks repaired. vehicle and wait for it to cool
down.
Overheating with steam Caution
Engine cooling fan
■ The vapours and the scalding
Caution If there is no leak visible, check for liquids that come from the
engine fan operation. Your vehicle is cooling system while boiling can
■ The steam generated by engine equipped with electrical fan. If there is explode and cause serious
overheating can cause serious engine overheating, the fan must be burns. They are under pressure,
burns, even if you open the actuated. If the fan does not actuate, and if the surge tank cover is
engine compartment just a little repairs are necessary. Switch off the opened even partially, the
bit. Keep yourself away from the engine. If the problem is not identified vapours may be expelled at high
engine when observing steam but the coolant level is not at speed. Never remove the surge
emission. Switch off the engine, maximum, add to the surge tank a tank cover while the engine and
ask the passengers to leave the mixture of potable water and additive the cooling system are hot. If it
vehicle and wait for it to cool for radiator (long duration – orange
colour) ACDelco (35% to 50% ratio of
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is necessary to remove the Power steering fluid Caution

surge tank cover, wait for the 1.5L Petrol Engines
engine to cool down. Extremely small amounts of
■ The long life additive for the contamination can cause steering
cooling system is poisonous and system damage and cause it to not
must be carefully handled. work properly.
Do not allow contaminants to
Note contact the fluid side of the
In order to avoid damage to the reservoir cap/dipstick or to enter
vehicle and make the starting easier the reservoir.
when the engine is hot (due to the
fuel evaporation), the engine vent
system may be actuated even after
the vehicle is switched off for a given
period, depending on the room
temperature and the engine The power steering fluid level must be
temperature. between the MIN and the MAX marks.
If the fluid level is too low, seek the
assistance of Chevrolet dealers.
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Washer fluid To refill the windscreen washer fluid Brake fluid

reservoir:
■ Use only commercially available 9 Warning
ready-to-use washer fluid for that
purpose. Brake fluid is poisonous and
■ Do not use tap water. Minerals corrosive. Avoid contact with eyes,
present in tap water may plug the skin, fabrics and painted surfaces.
windscreen washer lines.
■ If the air temperature is likely to go For Right Hand Drive
below freezing, use windscreen
washer fluid which has sufficient
anti-freezing property.

Fill with clean water mixed with a Brakes

suitable quantity of windscreen wash Washer fluid the brake lining, a
solution. squealing noise sounds during
braking.
Continued driving is possible but
have the brake lining replaced as
soon as possible.
Once new brake linings are installed,
do not brake unnecessarily hard for
the first few journeys.
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The brake fluid level must be between

the MIN and the MAX marks. Caution Caution
When topping up, ensure maximum Make sure you thoroughly clean Do not dispose of used brake fluid
cleanliness, as contamination of the around the brake fluid reservoir with your household waste.
brake fluid can lead to brake system cap before removing the cap.
malfunctions. Have the cause of the Use your local, authorised waste
loss of brake fluid remedied by Contamination of the brake fluid management facility.
Chevrolet dealers. system can affect system Used brake fluid and their
performance, leading to repairs. containers are hazardous. They
Only use high-performance brake
fluid approved for the vehicle. An overflow of brake fluid on the can damage your health and the
engine may cause the fluid to environment.
burn. Brake fluid is harsh and can irritate
Do not overfill the reservoir. skin and eyes.
An engine fire can cause personal Do not allow the brake fluid to
injuries and damage to your contact your skin or eyes. If it
vehicle and other property. does, immediately wash the
affected area thoroughly with soap
and water or hand cleaner.
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Battery Warning Wiper blade replacement

The vehicle battery is maintenance- Properly functioning windscreen
free, provided that the driving profile Keep glowing materials away from wipers are essential for clear vision
allows sufficient charging of the the battery to avoid explosion. and safe driving. Regularly check the
battery. Short distance driving and Battery explosion can result in condition of the wiper blades.
frequent engine starts can discharge damage to the vehicle and serious Replace hard, brittle or cracked
the battery. Avoid the use of injury or death. blades or those that smear dirt on the
unnecessary electrical consumers. Avoid contact with eyes, skin, windscreen.
fabrics and painted surfaces. The Foreign material on the windscreen or
fluid contains sulfuric acid, which wiper blades can reduce the
can cause injuries and damage in effectiveness of the wipers. If the
the event of direct contact. In case blades are not wiping properly, clean
of skin contact, clean the area with both the windscreen and the blades
water and immediately seek with neutral detergent mixed with
medical help. water. Rinse them thoroughly with
Batteries must be disposed of at an Keep out of reach of children. water.
appropriate recycling collection point. Do not tilt an open battery. Repeat the process, if necessary.
Laying up the vehicle for more than There is no way to remove traces of
4 weeks can lead to battery Battery discharge protection 82. silicone from glass. Therefore, never
discharge. Disconnect the battery apply polish with silicone to your
according to the procedure discribed vehicle windscreen or you will get
in Battery Disconect Switch 165, streaks which will impair the driver’s
thus avoiding its discharging. vision.
Do not use solvents, petrol, kerosene,
or paint thinner to clean wipers.
These are harsh and can damage the
blades and painted surfaces.
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Front wiper blade Rear wiper blade Bulb replacement

The bulb replacement must be
performed preferably at Chevrolet
dealers. When replacing a bulb, turn
off the respective circuit switch. Avoid
touching the bulb glass with bare
hands. Inadvertently stained bulbs
may be cleaned with a clean non-
fluffy cloth, using alcohol. The
replacement bulbs must have the
same characteristics and capacities
of the defective bulb.

■ Lift the wiper arm. Application Power (W)

■ Lift the wiper arm.
■ Press the release lever and detach ■ Disengage the wiper blade as Reading (front - without 10
the wiper blade by pulling it down. shown in the image above and alarm system)
remove it.
Reading (front - with 5
alarm system)
Glovebox 8
High beam 60
Low beam 55
Front turn signal light 21
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Application Power (W)

Front turn signal auxil‐ 5
iary light
Rear turn signal light 21
Headlamp 5
Brake / Tail lamp - brake/ 21
position
Front fog lamps 27
Rear fog lamp 21
2. Remove the protective cover. 4. Remove the bulb from the
Reverse gear 21 reflector housing.
License 5 5. When fitting a new bulb, engage
the lugs in the recesses on the
Load compartment 8 reflector.
Passenger compart‐ 10 6. Engage the spring clip.
ment 7. Place the headlight protective
cover in position and close.
Headlights Regard the correct position of the
protective cover.
Low beam and high beam 8. Plug the connector onto bulb.
1. Detach the plug connector from
the bulb. 3. Press the spring clip and
disengage it.
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Headlight aim Front turn signal lights

The low-beam headlight aim can be
adjusted with the screw located
above the headlight.

Sidelights
1. Detach the plug connector.
2. Rotate the bulb socket
counterclockwise and disengage.

4. Detach the plug connector from

the bulb.
1. Rotate the bulb socket
5. Remove the bulb from the socket. counterclockwise and disengage
6. Insert the new bulb. it.
7. Plug the connector onto the bulb.
8. Insert the socket in the reflector.
9. Rotate the bulb socket clockwise
and engage it.
3. Remove the side light bulb socket 10. Plug the connector.
from reflector.
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2. Detach the plug connector from Tail lights 2. Unplug both pins and unscrew the
the bulb. (A, B, C) screws.
3. Remove the bulb from the socket.
4. Insert the new bulb.
5. Plug the connector onto bulb.
6. Insert the socket in the reflector.
7. Rotate the bulb socket clockwise
and engage it.

Fog lights
Have bulbs replaced by Chevrolet
dealers.
1. Detach the plug connector from 3. Remove the tail light assembly.
Front fog light aim the bulb. Take care that the cable duct
The front fog light aim can be adjusted remains in position.
with the screw located above the fog
light.

Caution
If the front fog lights need to be re-
aimed, it is recommended that the
vehicle is taken to a Chevrolet
dealer for service, because it is
related with safety.
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7. Install the tail light assembly in the Have the light replaced by Chevrolet
body and tighten the fasteners. dealers.
Close the covers and engage
them.
Number plate light
8. Switch on the ignition, operate it
and check all the lights.

Side turn signal lights

Have the side turn signal lights
replaced by Chevrolet dealer.

4. Brake light (11) Centre high-mounted

Turn signal light (2 2) brake light
Reverse light (3 3)
Rear fog light (44). Rear fog light is
optional and only available at the 1. Prise the lamp out with a
driver's side tail light. screwdriver.
5. Push the bulb into the socket 2. Remove the bulb housing
slightly, rotate it downward, taking care not to pull
counterclockwise, remove and on the cable.
replace the bulb.
Rotate the bulb holder
6. Insert the bulb into the tail light counterclockwise to disengage it.
assembly.
3. Remove the bulb from the holder
and replace the bulb.
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4. Insert the bulb holder in the bulb Load compartment light 2. Press the bulb slightly towards the
housing and rotate it clockwise. spring clip and remove it.
5. Insert the bulb housing and 3. Insert the new bulb.
secure it using a screwdriver. 4. Install the lamp.

Interior lights Instrument panel

Courtesy light illumination
Have bulbs replaced by a Chevrolet
1. To remove it, prise the opposite
dealer.
side of the lamp switch using a flat
blade screwdriver.
Be careful not to scratch the
courtesy lights.
1. Prise the lamp out with a
2. Remove the bulb. screwdriver.
3. Replace the bulb.
4. Reinstall the lamp assembly.
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Electrical system Mini fuses Fuse extractor

A fuse extractor is located in the fuse
Fuses box in the engine compartment.
Data on the replacement fuse must
match the data on the defective fuse.
There are two fuse boxes in the
vehicle:
■ In the front right of the engine
compartment.
■ In the interior behind the storage
compartment in the instrument
panel.
Some of the main fuses are in a box JCase fuses
above the positive terminal of the
battery. If necessary, have them
changed by Chevrolet dealers.
Before replacing a fuse, turn off the
respective switch and the ignition.
A blown fuse can be recognised by its
melted wire. Do not replace the fuse
until the cause of the fault has been
remedied.
Some functions are protected by
several fuses.
Fuses may also be inserted without
the existence of a function.
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Engine compartment fuse

box

Place the fuse extractor on the

various types of fuse from the top or
side, and withdraw the fuse.
The fuse box is in the front left of the
engine compartment.
Disengage the cover, lift it upward
and remove it.
Not all fuse box descriptions in this
manual may be applicable to your
vehicle. It is accurate at the time of
printing. When inspecting the fuse
box, refer to the fuse box label.
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MINI FUSES MINI FUSES MINI FUSES

Position Amperage Usage Position Amperage Usage Position Amperage Usage
1 25 A - 13 10 A - Front and rear
24 10 A
washer
2 7.5 A Outside rear‐ 14 7.5 A -
view mirror 25 10 A -
15 20 A -
3 5A - Mass Air Flow
16 25 A - 26 10 A for PETROL
4 25 A - Engines
Low vacum
5 30 A ABS module switch for 1.5L 27 10 A -
17 10 A
AT for PETROL
6 5A - engines. 28 10 A Oxygen sensor
7 15 A - Control module Engine control
29 20 A
Automatic engine / Auto‐ module
18 10 A
8 15 A transmission matic transmis‐
Injection
module siom module
control for
30 15 A
Control voltage 19 20 A Fuel pump PETROL
9 5A Engines
regulator 20 10 A -
Headlights High beam (left
21 10 A - 31 10 A
10 10 A height adjust‐ side)
ment 22 10 A - High beam
32 10 A
11 20 A Rear wiper Engine Control (right side)
23 10 A
Module
12 30 A Rear defogger
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MINI FUSES JCASE FUSES JCASE FUSES

Position Amperage Usage Position Amperage Usage Position Amperage Usage
Engine control 1 40 A ABS module 8 40 A -
module for
33 15 A 2 30 A Front wiper Radiator fan for
PETROL
Engines 9 40 A PETROL
Heating, venti‐
Engines
34 15 A Horn lation and air
3 40 A
conditioning 9 60 A -
Air conditioning control
35 10 A 10 60 A -
compressor
Airbag / Auto‐
36 10 A Front fog light matic Low vacum
unlocking / pump for 1.5L
10 20
4 30 A Instrument AT for PETROL
panel / Clutch engines.
pedal / Head‐ 11 30 A Starter
light aiming
5 40 A -
6 30 A -
7 40 A -
Radiator fan for
8 30 A PETROL
Engines
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Relays Usage Instrument panel fuse box

RLY1 Run relay
RLY2 Fuel pump
RLY3 -
RLY4 -
RLY5 Injection relay
RLY6 Radiator fan
RLY7 Starter
RLY8 Radiator fan
The fuse box is on the left side on the
lower panel.
1. Remove the cover.
2. Reinstall the compartment in
reverse order.
Not all the fuse box descriptions in
this manual may be applicable to your
vehicle. It is accurate at the time of
printing.
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Position Amperage Function Position Amperage Function Position Amperage Function

F1 – – F5 20 A Indicator module /
Minifuse Minifuse light for the Activation of
warning the braking
F2 – – flasher / Indi‐ system /
Minifuse cator light for Indicator
the rear light of the
F3 – –
defogger / air condition
Minifuse
Brake light / system
F4 40A Rear air License F6 20 A Doors
Minifuse conditioning plate light/ Minifuse locking indi‐
system Relay cator light
control of the ( vehicles
wiper with alarm) /
system / Relay
Relay control of the
control of the rear
ignition / defogger /
Ignition Relay
signal for the control of the
engine accessories
module
control /
Relay
control for
the liftgate
locking
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Position Amperage Function Position Amperage Function Position Amperage Function

F7 30 A Low beam F9 25 A Heating, F12 30 A Door locking
Minifuse left side / Tail Minifuse ventilation Minifuse system
light right and air
side/ Brake conditioning F13 – –
light left module indi‐ Minifuse
side/ Turn cator light F14 10 A Liftgate
signal light Minifuse locking
left side/ F10 20 A Instrument
Minifuse panel illumi‐ system
Rear fog
lamp nation / Rear F15 10 A Sensing &
turn signal Minifuse diagnostic
F8 30 A Low beam light right module -
Minifuse right side / side / Auto‐ Airbag / Auto
Tail light left matic trans‐ doors lock
side/ Brake mission
light right lever illumi‐ F16 15 A Data link
side/ Turn nation light / Minifuse connector
signal light Reversing F17 2A Ignition
right side/ light Minifuse switch
Load
compart‐ F11 20 A Rear turn F18 10 A Heating,
ment light Minifuse signal light Minifuse ventilation
left side / and air
Courtesy conditioning
light module
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Position Amperage Function Position Amperage Function Position Amperage Function

F19 – – F28 10 A Instrument F36 JCase 25 A Rear power
Minifuse Minifuse panel cluster window
F20 – – F29 – – F37 – –
Minifuse Minifuse Minifuse
F21 – – F30 10 A Headlight F38 20 A Power
Minifuse Minifuse levelling Minifuse outlet / Ciga‐
rette lighter
F22 15 A Infotainment F31 – –
Minifuse Minifuse F39 10 A Infotainment
Minifuse
F23 – – F32 10 A Heating,
Minifuse Minifuse ventilation R1 Relay – –
and air
F24 10 A Parking conditioning R2 Relay – –
Minifuse sensor module R3 Relay – Liftgate
F25 – – F33 – – locking
Minifuse Minifuse system
F26 10 A Instrument F34 2A Steering R4 Relay – Rear air
Minifuse panel cluster Minifuse wheel conditioning
controls illu‐ system
F27 10 A Sensing &
Minifuse diagnostic mination
module - F35 JCase 25 A Front power
Airbag / Auto window
doors lock
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Position Amperage Function Vehicle tools Wheels and tyres

R5 Relay – Heating,
ventilation Tools Tyre condition, wheel condition
and air Drive over edges slowly and at right
conditioning Vehicles with spare wheel
angles if possible. Driving over sharp
module edges can cause tyre and wheel
R6 Relay – Relay for the damage. Do not trap the tyres on the
power kerb when parking.
windows, Regularly check the tyres and wheels
power for damage. Seek the assistance of
outlet / ciga‐ Chevrolet dealers in the event of
rette lighter damage or unusual wear.
and radio
Note
(accesso‐
If using replacement tyres or wheels
ries)
of a different size than those fitted at
the factory is necessary, consult a
Chevrolet dealer. The usage of
The jack and the tools are in a unsuitable tyres or wheels might
stowage compartment in the load cause the loss of warranty.
compartment below the spare wheel.
Spare wheel 202. Tyre designations
E.g. 195/65 R15 91H
195 = Tyre width, mm
65 = Cross-section ratio (tyre
height to tyre width), %
R = Belt type: Radial
15 = Wheel diameter, inches
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91 = Load index e.g. 91 is

equivalent to 610 kg Warning
H = Speed code letter
If the pressure is too low, this can
Speed code letter: result in considerable tyre warm-
Q = up to 160 km/h up and internal damage, leading to
S = up to 180 km/h tread separation and even to tyre
T = up to 190 km/h blow-out at high speeds.
H = up to 210 km/h
V = up to 240 km/h Tyre inspection
W = up to 270 km/h The impacts against kerbs may cause
damage to the inside of wheels and
Tyre pressure Tyre pressure 224, this label is tyres. There may be a risk of accident
fitted on B pillar on driver's side. at high speed due to externally hidden
Check the pressure of cold tyres at
tyre damage. Therefore, if you need
least every 14 days and before any The tyre pressure data refers to cold to ascend a kerb, do it slowly and at a
long journey. Also check the spare tyres. right angle if possible.
wheel.
Always inflate the spare tyre to the When parking, ensure that the tyres
pressure specified for full load. are not pressed against the kerb.
Incorrect tyre pressures will impair Check tyres regularly for wear (tread
safety, vehicle handling, comfort and depth) or visible damage. Also check
fuel economy and will increase tyre wheels for damage.
wear. In the event of damage or abnormal
wear, consult Chevrolet dealers to
repair them and for the calibration of
front suspension and steering
alignment.
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Tread depth If there is more wear at the front than To avoid this, the owner has to do a
at the rear, swap round front wheels tyre rotation every 15,000 km. The
Check tread depth at regular and rear wheels. Ensure that the tyre rotation must be performed as it
intervals. direction of rotation of the wheels is is shown in the image.
Tyres should be replaced at a tread the same as before. When an inspection by Chevrolet
depth of 1.6 mm Tread Wear Tyres age, even if they are not used. dealers is performed, the owner will
Indicator. We recommend tyre replacement receive a complete report of the tyres
every 6 years. condition.

Tyre rotation Caution

■ Due to ageing, the tyre rubber
gets deteriorated. This is also
valid for the spare tyre even if it
was not used.
■ Tyre ageing depends on many
conditions of use, including
temperature, load conditions
and also tyre inflation pressure.
The legally permissible minimum
tread depth (1.6 mm) has been
reached when the tread has worn
down as far as one of the tread wear
indicators (TWI). Their position is Different forces in front and rear tyres
indicated by markings on the make them wear differently. This
sidewall. wear can cause loss of vehicle
stability.
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■ To evaluate the use conditions, Tyres must also be replaced when Changing tyre and wheel
their tread depth has worn down near
the tyres should be taken
to the TWI. The image shows where size
regularly to the manufacturer’s
technical assistance. the tread depth can be found.
Warning
■ A spare tyre which was not used Caution
within a 6-year period should be The use of unsuitable tyres or
used in emergencies only. If you ■ The tread depth must be greater wheels may lead to accidents and
need to use this tyre, drive at low than 1.6 mm. This information will invalidate the vehicle type
speeds. can be found on the tyre approval.
"shoulder", after the TWI (Tread
Tyres replacement Wear Indicators) abbreviation.
The tyre must be replaced when cuts, Warning
■ The risk of aquaplaning and
bulges on sidewalls or any other drifting is greater when the tyres Do not use any size and type of
deformation are present. are worm. tyres and wheels which are
different from those originally
Note installed on the vehicle. It can
When replacing, always use tyres of affect safety and performance of
the same brand and dimensions. the vehicle. It could lead to
Preferably replace all tyres of same handling failure or rollover and
axle at the same time. serious injury. When replacing
tyres, be sure to install all four
tyres and wheels of the same size,
type, tread, brand and load-
carrying capacity. The use of any
other tyre size or type may
seriously affect ride, handling,
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ground clearance, stopping ■ If the ground on which the vehicle 1. Alloy wheels and wheel covers:
distance, body clearance and is standing is soft, a solid board
speedometer reliability. (maximum 1 cm thick) should be
placed under the jack.
■ No people or animals may be in the
Wheel changing vehicle when it is jacked-up.
■ Never crawl under a jacked-up
All vehicles are equipped with a spare
vehicle.
wheel .
■ Do not start the vehicle when it is
Make the following preparations and
raised on the jack.
observe the following information:
■ Clean wheel nuts and thread with a
■ Park the vehicle on a level, firm and
clean cloth before mounting the
non-skid surface. The front wheels
wheel.
must be in the positioned straight-
Install the wheel wrench ensuring
ahead.
Warning that it locates securely and loosen
■ Apply the parking brake and each wheel nut by half a turn.
engage first gear, reverse gear or Do not grease wheel nut and
P. wheel nut cone.
■ Remove the spare wheel.
■ Never change more than one wheel
at once.
■ Use the jack only to change wheels
in case of puncture.
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2. Ensure the jack is positioned 9. Install the wheel wrench ensuring

correctly with the vehicle jacking that it locates securely and tighten
points. each nut in a crosswise
sequence. Tightening torque is
140 Nm.
10. Stow the replaced wheel and the
vehicle tools.
11. Check the tyre pressure of the
installed tyre and also the wheel
nut torque as soon as possible.
Have the defective tyre renewed
Attach the jack handle (B) to the or repaired.
jack (A).
Attach the wheel wrench (C) and
3. Set the jack to the necessary with the jack handle (B) correctly
height. Position it directly below aligned, rotate wheel wrench until
the jacking point in a manner that tyre is clear of the ground.
prevents it from slipping. 4. Unscrew the wheel nuts.
5. Change the wheel.
6. Align the valve hole in the wheel
cover with the tyre valve before
installing.
7. Screw on the wheel nuts.
8. Lower vehicle.
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Spare wheel The spare wheel is located in the load

compartment beneath the floor
The spare wheel can be classified as
covering. It is secured in the recess
a temporary spare wheel depending
with a wing nut.
on the size compared to the other
mounted wheels and country The spare wheel well is not designed
regulations. for all permitted tyre sizes. If a wheel
wider than the spare one must be
The spare wheel has a steel rim.
stowed in the spare wheel well after
The use of a spare wheel that is changing wheels, the floor cover can
smaller than the other wheels could be placed on the projecting wheel.
affect driveability. Have the defective
tyre replaced as soon as possible.
Vehicle care 203

Warning

Wrong direction to position the jack cause noise while driving. The jack handle to hit Edge
with the spare wheel. To be placed in the correct location as shown below.

Positioning foam can cause foaming damaged or defective cause noise while the car
running because of the jack to hit the stud. So, to be placed with care.
204 Vehicle care

Jump starting ■ Never expose the battery to naked

flames or sparks.
■ Do not use chargers for quick
harging in this procedure.
To switch the ignition on in a vehicle ■ A discharged battery can freeze at ■ The vehicles must not come into
with discharged battery, connect the temperatures of 0 °C. Defrost the contact with each other during the
jump leads in the battery from other frozen battery before connecting jump starting process.
vehicle. This should be done with jump leads. ■ Apply the parking brake,
extreme caution and following the ■ Wear eye protection and protective transmission in neutral.
next instructions. clothing when handling a battery.
■ Use a booster battery with the
Warning same voltage (12 Volts). Its
capacity (Ah) must not be much
Be extremely careful when starting less than that of the discharged
with jump leads. Any deviation battery.
from the following instructions can
lead to injuries or damage caused ■ Use jump cables with insulated
by battery explosion or damage to terminals and a cross section of at
the electrical systems of both least 16 mm2 for petrol engines.
vehicles. ■ Do not disconnect the discharged
battery from the vehicle.
■ Switch off all unnecessary electrical
Warning
consumers.
Avoid contact with eyes, skin, ■ Do not lean over the battery during
fabrics and painted surfaces. The jump starting.
fluid contains sulphuric acid which ■ Do not allow the terminals of one
can cause injuries and damage in cable to touch those of the other
the event of direct contact. cable.
Vehicle care 205

4. Connect the other end of the black Route the leads so that they cannot
cable to a vehicle grounding point, catch on rotating parts in the engine
such as the engine block or an compartment.
engine mounting bolt. Connect at To start the engine:
a minimum distance of 30 cm from
the discharged battery. 1. Start the engine of the vehicle
providing the jump.
Caution 2. After 5 minutes, start the other
engine. If the engine does not
The fans and the other engine start after some attempts, there is
movable parts can cause serious the possibility that some repairs
injuries. Keep the hands and might be necessary.
pieces of cloth away from the 3. Allow both engines to idle for
Lead connection order: movable parts when the engine is approximately 3 minutes with the
1. Connect the red cable to the running, or even with the engine cables connected.
positive terminal of the booster switched on. 4. Reverse above sequence exactly
battery. when removing cables.
2. Connect the other end of the red
cable to the positive terminal of
the discharged battery.
3. Connect the black cable to the
negative terminal of the booster
battery.
206 Vehicle care

Towing Please observe the following

procedures when towing a vehicle:
Towing the vehicle ■ No passenger should remain in the
vehicle being towed.
Under emergency situations which
require towing the vehicle, look for ■ Switch on the ignition to release
specialised companies who have steering column.
flatbed type towing vehicles. ■ Release the parking brake of the
towed vehicle and place the
transmission gear in neutral.
■ Switch on the emergency warning
lights.
■ Keep to the speed limits.

The towing with two of the towed

wheels off the ground is not suitable
for this vehicle.
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The towing eye is stowed in the tool Disengage the cap at the bottom and
kit under the spare wheel in the trunk remove downward.
compartment of your vehicle.
The hole to fix the towing eye is
located at the front right side and at
the rear right side of the bumpers.

Note
The lower parts of the engine, such
as engine supports, skid plate and
control arm, are not suitable as Screw in the towing eye as far as it will
backing for the lifting of the vehicle. go until it stops in a horizontal
These parts may be deformed or position. It is easier if the lug wrench
even damaged, compromising their is used for leverage.
functionality. The displacement of the vehicle by
the towing eye must be in a straight
line and for short distances on paved
grounds.
208 Vehicle care

Seek the assistance of Chevrolet The attachment points of the rear tow
Caution dealers. coupling is located in indicated area,
After towing, unscrew the towing eye. as the image above shows.
■ Do not use the towing eye to tow
your vehicle or another vehicle. Insert the cap below and close the
cap.
Caution
■ Do not pull roughly on the towing
eye, apply firm force ■ A bad electrical component
continuously. Towing another vehicle connection (wiring, sockets,
■ Do not use the towing eye to connectors, etc) may cause
remove your vehicle from mud Towing hitch installation damage to the vehicle and to the
or sand or any other similar dimensions rear tow coupling.
situation in which the vehicle is ■ Never leave the tow coupling
not able to get out on its own engaged with the vehicle while
driving force. the engine is turned off. This
■ Do not use the towing eye to may cause the discharge of the
locate the vehicle over any battery.
platform. ■ Do not exceed the load limit of
■ Drive slowly. Avoid jerky the tow coupling.
movements. Excessive tractive
force can damage the vehicle.
■ When the engine is not running,
more force is needed to brake
and steer, as brake booster and
hydraulic power steering will not Rear tow coupling information
work.
Vehicle care 209

Max. towing mass Appearance care If using a vehicle wash, comply with
the vehicle wash manufacturer's
Vehicle type (Kgs)1)
instructions.
Trailer with Exterior care
Never use an automatic vehicle wash
brakes - All 1000 that requires anything touching the
Engines Locks
The locks are lubricated at the factory paint (other than water).
Trailer without using a high quality lock cylinder The wipers must be switched off.
brakes - All 450 grease. Use de-icing agent only when Remove the antenna and external
Engines absolutely necessary, as this has a accessories.
degreasing effect and impairs lock Make sure the fuel filler door is closed
Note function. After using de-icing agent, before using the automatic vehicle
■ Always follow the installation have the locks regreased by wash to avoid damage.
instructions of the rear tow Chevrolet dealers.
coupling manufacturer. If you wash your vehicle by hand,
Washing make sure that the insides of the
■ If the vehicle is equipped with wheel housings and fuel filler housing
parking sensors, the owner must The paintwork of your vehicle is
are also thoroughly rinsed out.
reset (see parking sensor exposed to environmental conditions.
manufacturer's manual) the Wash and wax your vehicle regularly. Have the door hinges of all doors
system before installing the rear When using automatic vehicle greased by Chevrolet dealers.
tow coupling. washes, select a program that
includes waxing. Caution
Bird droppings, dead insects, resin,
pollen, etc., can cause paint damage Do not clean the engine
and should be cleaned off compartment with a steam-jet or
immediately. high-pressure jet cleaner.

1) The sum of Gross vehicle Mass and Trailer with Brakes, must not exceed the Gross Combined Mass, it means, the
following conditions must be respected: When the vehicle is on Gross Vehicle Mass condition, the Trailer Mass with
Brakes will be the difference between the Gross Combined Mass and the Gross Vehicle Mass.
210 Vehicle care

Thoroughly rinse and chamois-off the exceeding 8.274 kPa can result in Windows and windscreen wiper
vehicle. Rinse chamois frequently. damage or removal of paint and blades
Use separate chamois for painted decals. Use a soft lint-free cloth or chamois
and glass surfaces: remnants of wax together with the window cleaner.
on the windows will impair vision. Exterior lights
Headlight and other light covers are When cleaning the rear window,
Do not use hard objects to remove make sure the heating element inside
spots of tar. Use tar removal spray on made of plastic. Do not use any
abrasive or caustic agents, do not use is not damaged.
painted surfaces.
an ice scraper, and do not clean them For mechanical removal of ice, use a
Caution dry. sharp-edged ice scraper. Press the
scraper firmly against the glass so
Take care when moving the Air intakes that no dirt can get under it and
vehicle after washing, in case Clear debris from the air intakes, scratch the glass.
water has affected the brakes. between the bonnet and windscreen Clean smearing wiper blades with a
Applying the brakes lightly will and below the front bumper. soft cloth and window cleaner.
indicate whether they have been
affected. To dry them quickly, Polishing and waxing Wheels and tires
lightly apply the brakes while Wax the vehicle regularly (at the Do not use high-pressure jet
maintaining a slow forward speed latest when water no longer beads). cleaners.
with a clear area ahead until brake Otherwise, the paintwork will dry out. Clean rims with a pH-neutral wheel
performance returns to normal. Polishing is necessary only if the paint cleaner.
has become dull or if solid deposits Rims are painted and can be treated
High pressure vehicle washes may have become attached to it.
cause water to enter the vehicle. with the same agents as the body.
Avoid using high pressure washes Paintwork polish with silicone forms a
closer than 30 cm to the surface of the protective film, making waxing Paintwork damage
vehicle. Use of power washers unnecessary. Rectify minor paintwork damage with
Plastic body parts must not be treated a touch-up pen before rust forms.
with wax or polishing agents.
Vehicle care 211

Have more extensive damage or rust Clean the leather upholstery with Plastic and rubber parts
areas repaired by Chevrolet dealers. clear water and a soft cloth. In case of Plastic and rubber parts can be
heavy soiling, use leather care. cleaned with the same cleaner as
Underbody The instrument panel should only be used to clean the body. Use interior
Some areas of the vehicle underbody cleaned using a soft damp cloth. cleaner if necessary. Do not use any
have a PVC undercoating while other other agent. Avoid solvents and petrol
Clean fabric upholstery with a
critical areas have a durable in particular. Do not use high-
vacuum cleaner and brush. Remove
protective wax coating. pressure jet cleaners.
stains with an upholstery cleaner.
After the underbody is washed, check
Clean seat belts with lukewarm water
the underbody and have it waxed if
or interior cleaner.
necessary.
Bitumen/rubber materials could Caution
damage the PVC coating. Have
underbody work carried out by Close Velcro fasteners as open
Chevrolet dealers. Velcro fasteners on clothing could
Before and after winter, wash the damage seat fabric.
underbody and have the protective
wax coating checked. Clean up the dust on IP/door's mesh
fabric with a vacuum cleaner.
Remove stains with interior cleaner.
Interior care
Interior and upholstery
Only clean the vehicle interior,
including the instrument panel fascia
and paneling, with a dry cloth or
interior cleaner.
212 Technical data

Technical data Vehicle identification

Vehicle Identification
Number
Chassis number location

■ On the windscreen, the rear

window and the side windows.

■ On the floor, on the right side of the

front passenger seat under the
cover.
Technical data 213

Identification plate

The identification plate is located on

the B pillar on driver's side.
214 Technical data

Vehicle data
Engine data
ENGINE 1.5L PETROL
Fuel Petrol
Number of cylinders 4
Number of bearings 5
Firing sequence 1-3-4-2
Cylinder bore 74.7 mm
Cylinder stroke 84.7 mm
Effective displacement 1485 cm3
750 rpm (Air Conditioner
OFF)
Idle speed
850 rpm (Air Conditioner
ON)
Compression ratio 10.2
Maximum output 107hp at 6000 rpm
Technical data 215

ENGINE 1.5L PETROL

Maximum torque 142Nm at 3800 rpm
Allowed max. speed
6800 rpm
(engine management)

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 1.5L PETROL

Battery 12V 50Ah
Alternator 100A (100A with A/C)
Spark plugs NI - Alloy
Electrode gap 0.8 - 0.9 mm

Engine 1.5L PETROL

Transmission AT
1st gear 4.449 : 1
2nd gear 2.908 : 1
3rd gear 1.893 : 1
4th gear 1.446 : 1
5th gear 1.00 : 1
216 Technical data

Engine 1.5L PETROL

Transmission AT
6th gear 0.742 : 1
Reverse gear 2.871 : 1
Axle ratio 4.11 : 1

BRAKES
Type Hydraulic, diagonal splitting dual circuit brake system
Front Floating caliper disc brake
Rear Drum brake system
Fluid Heavy duty fluid DOT 4
Parking brake Rear service brake
Technical data 217

STEERING GEOMETRY 1.5L PETROL

Front -1.36° to 0.14° or -1°21'36" to 0°08'24"
Camber
Rear -1.50° to -0.5° or -1°30' to -0°30'
Cross Camber (Left - Right) -0.75° to 0.75° or -0°45' to 0°45'
Front 3.51° to 5.01° or 3°30'36" to 5°0'36"
Caster
Rear -
Front 0.2° to 0.6° or 0°12' to 0°36'
Toe-in resp.:
Rear -0.11° to 0.89° or -0°6'36" to 0°53'24"
Turning circle diameter 10.88 m
218 Technical data

Vehicle weight
1.5L PETROL
VEHICLE WEIGHT (Kg) MODEL
AT
LT Base Version 1750
LT Full Version 1750
Overall gross weight
LTZ Base Version 1760
LTZ Full Version 1760
LT Base Version 874
LT Full Version 874
Gross axle load rating (front)
LTZ Base Version 874
LTZ Full Version 874
LT Base Version 960
LT Full Version 960
Gross axle load rating (rear)
LTZ Base Version 960
LTZ Full Version 960
Technical data 219

1.5L PETROL
VEHICLE WEIGHT (Kg) MODEL
AT
LT Base Version 2200

Overall combined gross weight LT Full Version 2200

(tow without brake) LTZ Base Version 2210
LTZ Full Version 2210
LT Base Version 2750

Overall combined gross weight LT Full Version 2750

(tow with brake) LTZ Base Version 2760
LTZ Full Version 2760
LT Base Version 1254
LT Full Version 1264
Kerb mass (total)
LTZ Base Version 1277
LTZ Full Version 1278
220 Technical data

1.5L PETROL
VEHICLE WEIGHT (Kg) MODEL
AT
LT Base Version 740
LT Full Version 746
Kerb mass (front)
LTZ Base Version 753
LTZ Full Version 754
LT Base Version 514
LT Full Version 518
Kerb mass (rear)
LTZ Base Version 524
LTZ Full Version 524
Technical data 221

Vehicle dimensions
All the dimensions are in millimetres.

ENGINE 1.5L PETROL

A (Overall height up to the roof) 1683
Front 1503
B (Tread)
Rear 1509
C (Overall width) 1735
D (Overall width from rearview mirror to rearview mirror) 1953
222 Technical data

ENGINE 1.5L PETROL

E (Distance between the front wheel centre and the front bumper) 870
F (Wheel base) 2620
G (Distance between the rear wheel centre and the rear bumper) 870
H (Overall length) 4360
Technical data 223

Capacities
LUBRICANTS AND FLUIDS CAPACITIES 1.5L PETROL
Carter (including filter replacement) 3.75 L
Carter (without filter replacement) 3.50 L
Cooling system 5.40 L
Brake system 0.467 L
Washer fluid reservoir (same for front and rear) 2.00 L
Fuel tank 50 L
Refrigerant for air conditioning 720 g
Hydraulic steering system 0.90 L
224 Technical data

Tyre pressures
Tyre Kg/cm2 (psi)
Up to 3 people
Front: 2.5 (35)
Rear: 2.5 (35)
195/65 R15
Full load
Front: 2.5 (35)
Rear: 2.5 (35)
Temporary spare tyre / wheel 2.5 (35)

psi = Lbf/pol2
Service and maintenance 225

Service and General information

maintenance Service information
In order to ensure economical and
safe vehicle operation and to
General information.....................225
maintain the value of your vehicle,
Scheduled maintenance..............226
it is of vital importance that all
Fluid chart....................................230
maintenance work is carried out at
the proper intervals as specified.
226 Service and maintenance

Scheduled maintenance
Service schedules
Maintenance Interval Kilometers or time in months, whichever occurs earliest
x 1,000 km 15 30 45 60 75 90 105 120 135 150
Maintenance Item Months 9 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90
Test drive
Test drive the vehicle to check abnormallities. I I I I I
Engine and transmission: inspect for leaks. I I I I I I I I I I
Spark plugs R R R R R
Alternator belt I I I R I I
Power steering belt (1) I I I R I I
Engine oil R R R R R R R R R R
Engile oil filter R R R R R R R R R R
Automatic transmission oil (2) I I I I I I I I I R
Air filter I R I R I R I R I R
Fuel filter R R R R R
Chart Symbols :
I = Inspect these items and their related parts. If necessary, correct, clean, replenish, adjust or replace.
R = Replace or change
(1) Inspect the power steering belt. If fraying, excessive cracking, or damaged, replace. Change every 105,000 km or 10 years.
(2) Inspect the automatic transmission oil every 15,000 km and change every 150,000 km.
Change every 75,000 km if vehicle mainly driven under severe conditions:
- Driving in heavy traffic or hot climate.
- Driving in hilly or mountainous terrain, or
- Towing a trailer frequently.
- Use as the police vehicle, Taxi, or heavy load.
Service and maintenance 227

Maintenance Interval Kilometers or time in months, whichever occurs earliest

x 1,000 km 15 30 45 60 75 90 105 120 135 150
Maintenance Item Months 9 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90
Cooling system
Engine coolant Change every 150,000 km or 5 years
Cooling system I I I I I
Brakes
Front brake pads & discs I I I I I I I I I I
Rear brake pads & discs or drums & linings I I I I I
Brake line & connections (including booster) I I I I I I I I I I
Parking brake I I I I I I I I I I
Brake fluid (3) I I I I I I I I I I

Chart Symbols :
I = Inspect these items and their related parts. If necessary, correct, clean, replenish, adjust or replace.
(3) Change the brake fluid every 2 years.
228 Service and maintenance

Maintenance Interval Kilometers or time in months, whichever occurs earliest

x 1,000 km 15 30 45 60 75 90 105 120 135 150
Maintenance Item Months 9 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90
Steering, suspension (front and rear) and tyres
Power steering fluid I I I I I I I I I I
Front and rear shock absorbers I I I I I
Steering system, torque and rack dust protector I I I I I
Gaskets and dust protector: check for leaks I I I I I
Tyre condition & inflation pressure I I I I I I I I I I
Torque of wheel attaching nuts I I I I I I I I I I
Body
Body and underbody paint damage and corrosion. I I I I I I I I I I
Safety belts, buckles & anchorages I I I I I I I I I I

Chart Symbols :
I = Inspect these items and their related parts. If necessary, correct, clean, replenish, adjust or replace.
Service and maintenance 229

Maintenance Interval Kilometers or time in months, whichever occurs earliest

x 1,000 km 15 30 45 60 75 90 105 120 135 150
Maintenance Item Months 9 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90
Electrical system
Check the electric system trouble codes stored in ECM memory I I I I I I I I I I
Lighting system and signaling equipment I I I I I I I I I I
Windscreen washers and wipers I I I I I I I I I I
Headlamp I I I I I I I I I I

Chart Symbols :
I = Inspect these items and their related parts. If necessary, correct, clean, replenish, adjust or replace.
230 Service and maintenance

Fluid Chart
Item Engine Capacity Service Interval Classification Viscosity
Change every 15,000 km or 1 year and if a vehicle
is operated under severe conditions : short
5W-20
distance driving, extensive idling or driving in
Engine oil 1.5 L2B 3.5 L Dexos 1 (recommend)
dusty condition, change engine oil and the filter
or 5W-30
more frequently than is recommended in the
standard maintenance schedule.

Inspect every 15,000 km or 9 months and change Mixture of clean water 50%
Engine coolant 1.5 L2B 5L
every 150,000 km or 5 years and Dexcool 50%

Inspect every 15,000 km or 9 months and change

every 150,000 km. If a vehicle is operated under
Automatic
severe conditions: for vehicle mainly driven in
Transmission 1.5 L2B 8.5 L Dexron VI
heavy city traffic, in hilly or maountainous terrain,
fluid
or used for police vehicle, Taxi, or delivery service,
service, replace every 75,000 km.

Inspect every 15,000 km and replace

Brake fluid .50 L DOT4
every 2 years.

Inspect every 15,000 km or 9 months.

Power steering fluid .90 L Dexron VI
If necessary, replenish or replace.
231

Index A
Accessories and vehicle
Braking....................................... 143
Bulb replacement ....................... 182
modifications .......................... 164
Adjustable air vents ................... 136
C
Airbag and belt tensioners ........... 67 Capacities .................................. 223
Airbag system .............................. 44 Catalytic converter ..................... 154
Air conditioning regular CD player ..................................... 98
operation ................................ 138 Central locking system ................ 21
Air conditioning system .............. 129 Centre high-mounted brake
Air intake .................................... 137 light ......................................... 186
AM-FM radio ................................ 93 Changing tyre and wheel size . . . 199
Antilock brake system ................ 159 Charging system .......................... 67
Antilock brake system (ABS) ....... 68 Child locks ................................... 23
Anti-theft alarm system ................ 25 Child restraint systems ................ 48
Automatic locking ........................ 23 Climate control ............................. 15
Automatic transmission ............. 155 Clock............................................. 60
Auxiliary devices ........................ 107 Control elements overview........... 85
Control indicators.......................... 62
B Control of the vehicle ................. 140
Battery ....................................... 181 Cupholders .................................. 53
Battery discharge protection ........ 82
Battery disconnect switch........... 165
D
Bluetooth® ................................. 114 Danger, Warnings and Cautions . . . 4
Bonnet ....................................... 167 Defensive driving........................ 142
Brake system ............................. 67 Door open .................................... 70
Brake assist ............................... 160 Driver Information Center............. 70
Brake fluid .................................. 179 Driving economically................... 140
Brakes ............................... 158, 179 Driving environment ................... 139
Driving on wet roads .................. 147
232

E Front airbag system ..................... 45 Instrument panel fuse box ......... 192
Electric adjustment ...................... 28 Front fog lights ............................. 80 Instrument panel illumination ..... 187
Electronic driving programmes . . 156 Fuel additives............................. 160 Instrument panel illumination
Emission information.................. 166 Fuel for petrol engines ............... 161 control ...................................... 81
Engine air filter............................ 174 Fuel gauge ................................... 62 Instrument panel overview ........... 10
Engine compartment fuse box ... 189 Fuses ......................................... 188 Instrument panel storage.............. 52
Engine compartment overview... 170 Interior care ............................... 211
Engine coolant ........................... 175 G Interior lights ........................ 81, 187
Engine coolant temperature ........ 68 General information...................... 83 Interruption of power supply ...... 157
Engine cooling fan...................... 177 Glovebox ..................................... 53 Introduction .................................... 3
Engine data ............................... 214 Graphic-Info-Display..................... 73
Engine exhaust .......................... 153
J
H Jump starting ............................. 204
Engine oil ................................... 171 Hand brake................................. 159
Engine oil pressure ...................... 68 Hands free phone ...................... 119 K
Engine overheating.................... 176 Hazard warning flashers .............. 79 Keys ............................................. 19
Entry lighting ................................ 82 Headlight flash ............................. 79
Exit lighting .................................. 82 Headlights .................................. 183 L
Exterior care .............................. 209 Head restraint adjustment ............. 8 Lap belt......................................... 44
Exterior light ................................. 70 Head restraints ............................ 32 Lifting the vehicle........................ 165
Exterior lighting ............................ 11 Heated rear window ..................... 30 Light switch .................................. 78
High beam ............................. 70, 78 Load compartment ................ 24, 54
F Loading information ..................... 55
Fault ........................................... 156 Hill and mountain roads.............. 149
Horn ....................................... 13, 57 Low fuel ....................................... 69
Fixed air vents ........................... 137
Fixed mast antenna..................... 97 I M
Fluid chart .................................. 230 Identification plate ..................... 213 Malfunction indicator light ............ 67
Fog light ....................................... 70 If the vehicle is stuck.................. 150 Manual adjustment ...................... 27
Fog lights ................................... 185 Ignition switch positions ............. 151 Manual anti-dazzle ...................... 29
Folding ......................................... 28 Manual door locks ........................ 21
Immobiliser ............................ 27, 69
233

Mirror adjustment ........................... 8 Reduced engine power................ 69 Third row seats ............................ 38
Misted light covers ....................... 80 Refuelling ................................... 161 Three-point seat belt .................... 42
Reversing lights ........................... 80 Tools .......................................... 196
N Roof rack ..................................... 55 Towing another vehicle ............. 208
New vehicle running-in .............. 151 Towing the vehicle ..................... 206
Number plate light ..................... 186 S Transmission ............................... 15
Scheduled maintenance ............ 226 Transmission display ................. 155
O Seat adjustment ....................... 6, 34
Odometer ..................................... 61 Tread depth ............................... 198
Seat belt ........................................ 8 Trip computer .............................. 74
Off-road driving........................... 145 Seat belt reminder ....................... 66
Off-road recovery........................ 144 Trip odometer .............................. 61
Seat belts ..................................... 41 Turn and lane-change signals ..... 79
Operation ..................................... 87 Seat position ................................ 33
Outside temperature .................... 60 Turn signal ................................... 66
Second row seats ........................ 35 Tyre designations ...................... 196
P Selector lever ............................. 155 Tyre inspection........................... 197
Service and maintenance .......... 225 Tyre pressure ............................ 197
Parking ................................ 17, 152
Service vehicle soon .................... 67 Tyre pressures ........................... 224
Parking brake ............................ 159
Side turn signal lights ................ 186 Tyre rotation............................... 198
Parking on flammable surfaces. . 153
Spare wheel ............................... 202
Performing work ........................ 167
Personalisation............................. 89
Speedometer ............................... 61 U
Starting off ................................... 17 Using this manual .......................... 3
Power outlets ............................... 60
Starting the engine .................... 152
Power steering fluid.................... 178 V
Steering...................................... 144
Power windows ............................ 29 Vehicle dimensions .................... 221
Steering wheel adjustment ...... 9, 57
R Sun visors .................................... 31 Vehicle Identification Number .... 212
Symbols ......................................... 4 Vehicle messages ....................... 73
Radio remote control ................... 19
Vehicle personalisation ............... 76
Rear air conditioning system ..... 135 T Vehicle specific data ...................... 3
Rear fog light ............................... 70
Tachometer ................................. 61 Vehicle storage........................... 166
Rear fog lights ............................. 80
Tail lights ................................... 185 Vehicle unlocking ........................... 6
Rear window wiper/washer .......... 59
Recommended fuel.................... 160 Theft-deterrent feature ................. 84 Vehicle weight ............................ 218
234

W
Warning chimes ........................... 74
Washer and wiper systems ......... 13
Washer fluid ............................... 179
Wheel changing ......................... 200
Wheels and tyres ....................... 196
Windscreen wiper/washer ........... 58
Wiper blade replacement .......... 181

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