Buick 1995 Century Manuel du propriétaire Page 118
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MAX:
Provides maximum cooling with the least
amount
of
work. This setting recirculates much of the
air inside your vehicle
so
it maximizes your air
conditioner's performance and fuel economy.
NORM
(Normal):
Use for normal cooling on
hot
days.
This setting cools outside air and directs it through the
instrument panel outlets.
BI-LEV (Bi-Level):
Use this on cool, but sunny days.
This setting brings in the outside air, and directs it in
two ways. The cool air is directed
to
the upper portion
of
your body through the instrument panel outlets, and
warmed air
is
directed through the heater ducts and
defroster vents. At times this temperature difference
may be more apparent than others.
The air conditioner compressor operates in all Air
Conditioning positions, and in DEF (defrost) when the
outside temperature is above about
40°F
(4.5"C).
Ventilation System
VENT:
For mild outside temperatures, when little
heating or cooling is needed, slide the upper lever to
VENT.
Air flow is through the instrument panel outlets.
Rotate the control next to the outlets to turn on, adjust or
turn off the air flow. Adjust the lower lever on the
control panel to the temperature desired.
HEATER:
When outside temperatures
are
cold,
sliding
the upper lever to
HEATER
and
the lower lever to
HOT
will send heated air through the heater ducts, and
some
through the defroster vents. VENT and HEATER are
labeled
ECONOMY positions because the air
conditioner compressor doesn't run in these two
settings. This reduces engine load, resulting in improved
fuel economy. If either setting fails to keep
you
comfortable, or causes your windows to fog up, slide the
upper lever
to
one of the Air Conditioning positions, or
to DEF (Defrost).
Defrosting
The DEF setting directs most
of
the air through the
defroster vents, and some through the heater ducts.
Defogging
To
quickly defog the windshield, set the upper lever to
DEF and move the fan switch to
HI. Slide the lower
lever to
HOT.
In damp, cool weather (temperatures about
45
"-65"F,
7
O
-
18
O
C),
you
can use BI-LEV to defog the side
windows. Set the upper lever
to
BI-LEV and the fan
switch
to
HI.
Aim the side vents toward the side
windows. For increased air flow
to
the
side vents, close
the
center vents.
3-2
- Century Owner’s 3
- For Canadian Owners 4
- French Language Manual: 4
- William 6
- (Billy) Durant 6
- 1,000-mile 7
- “toothy” 8
- Buick Special 9
- Division 9
- CAUTION 10
- Vehicle Symbols 12
- Seatbacks 14
- Head Restraints 15
- Folding Second 16
- Folding Third 16
- "I 17
- They’re 19
- Why Safety 20
- About Safety Belts 23
- Driver Position 24
- What's 30
- AIRBAG 32
- Where is the air bag? 33
- How does an air 34
- What will 34
- .77 etc.) 36
- Passenger 37
- Passengers 39
- Restraints 44
- Securing 45
- Child Restraint in 45
- Outside Seat Position 45
- Lap-Shoulder Belt System 46
- Securing a 49
- Restraint in a 49
- Position 49
- Restraint in the Right 51
- Front Seat Position 51
- 12340286 52
- Larger Children 56
- Safety Belt Extender 58
- Parts After a Crash 58
- Features and Controls 59
- Power Door Locks 62
- Automatic Door Locks 62
- Leaving Your Vehicle 62
- Operation 64
- Matching Transmitter(s) To 64
- Battery Replacement 64
- TrunMLiftgate 66
- Ignition 69
- Parking 70
- Positions 71
- NEUTRAL (N) 76
- Shifting 79
- Running 83
- Windows 83
- Power Windows (Option) 84
- Turn Signal and 86
- Change Indicator 86
- High-Low 87
- Cruise Control 91
- Set Speed 92
- Increase Speed While 92
- Headlamp On Warning 94
- Reading Lamps (Option) 96
- Interior Lamps Delay 97
- Courtesy Lamps 97
- Outside 98
- Outside Mirror 99
- Convenience Net (Option) 100
- Security 100
- (Option) 100
- Use the Cover: 101
- Luggage Carrier (Option) 102
- NOTICE: 102
- Compartment 104
- TA’LGATE 106
- Warning Lights 107
- Indicators 107
- . The system checks the 108
- Warning 109
- TRACTION 111
- Domestic 112
- ,-& 112
- Battery 114
- UNLEADED 115
- Section 117
- Comfort Controls 117
- Systems 117
- Ventilation System 118
- Defrosting 118
- Defogging 118
- "OL 120
- Pushbuttons 121
- AUTO REVERSE 122
- Cassette Tape 123
- Your Cassette 125
- Driving 133
- Drunken 134
- No amount 136
- Control 137
- Vehicle 137
- Braking 137
- Anti-Lock 138
- Steering 140
- Emergencies 141
- Off-Road 142
- Passing 143
- -- and aren’t 146
- Hydroplaning 148
- Freeway 150
- Leaving 151
- Highway 152
- Mountain 153
- Blizzard 156
- Loading 158
- PSI!KPa 158
- CONFORMS 159
- Trailer Tongue 162
- Your Vehicle’s Tires 163
- Trailer 163
- Problems 167
- Hookups 175
- 4" 176
- Cooling 180
- EngiIle 182
- Coolant 183
- Recovery 183
- Changing 191
- Standard 194
- -'I 195
- (Securing 199
- Compact Spare Tire 201
- Service 205
- Gasolines 207
- Cleaner 207
- Filling 208
- Under the 210
- Underhood 211
- OR ANY OTHER 214
- RECOMMENDED 214
- Automatic 218
- 4T60-E Transaxle 220
- Transaxle 220
- Superlift 221
- Absorbers (Option) 221
- ~~._~___.--_I__ 222
- Windshield Washer 226
- Cylinder 227
- Storage 230
- Replacement 231
- Bulb Replacement 232
- Iq." 233
- Windshield Wiper 235
- Inflation 236
- Pressure 236
- Tire Inspection 237
- Rotation 237
- When it’s Time 238
- Treadwear 240
- Temperature 240
- Wheel Replacement 241
- Appearance 243
- Cleaning 243
- Special Cleaning Problems 245
- Cleaning Vinyl 245
- Leather 246
- Weatherstrips 247
- Sheet Metal Damage 249
- Finish Damage 249
- Underbody Maintenance 249
- Chemical Paint Spotting 249
- I I I 250
- Add-on Electrical Equipment 251
- Circuit 252
- CIzlnmu 253
- 256
- Capacities 257
- Specifications 257
- Vehicle Dimensions 258
- CV-9OOC 259
- Protection 261
- Organized 262
- Scheduled Maintenance 263
- Services 263
- Maintenance Schedule 264
- SERVICED 266
- (10 000 267
- Maintenance 269
- ISERVICED 275
- (100 000 277
- Exhaust 278
- Emission 280
- Maintenance Schedule I1 287
- MIIXAGE 290
- Replace air cleaner filter 295
- Schedule 296
- Owner Checks and 298
- Body Lubrication 299
- Starter Switch 299
- Periodic Maintenance 301
- Inspections 301
- Recommended Fluids 302
- Lubricants 302
- FLUIDLUBRICANT 303
- FLUIDlLUBRICANT 303
- Maintenance Record 305
- 1-800-263-3830.) 308
- 1-800-955-5 309
- Courtesy 311
- Transportation 311
- Roadside 311
- Assistance 311
- Manuals 312
- CONSUMER 324
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