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Courtesy Lamps
When any door is opened, several lamps go on. They
make it easy for you
to
enter and leave
the
car. You also
can turn these lamps on by sliding the panel lamps
switch
to
INT
(Interior).
Daytime Running Lamps (Canada Only)
Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) make
it
easier to see
the front
of
your vehicle during the day. DRL can be
helpful in many different driving conditions, but they
can be especially helpful
in
the short periods after dawn
and before sunset.
A light sensor
on
top
of
the
instrument panel makes the
DRL work,
so
be sure
it
isn’t covered.
The DRL system will make your low beam headlamps
come
on
at reduced brightness
in
daylight when:
0
The ignition is on,
0
The headlamp switch
is
off’,
and
0
The transaxle is not
in
PARK
(P)
When the DRL are on, only your low-beam headlamps
will be on. The taillamps, sidemarker and other lamps
won’t be on. Your instrument panel won’t be lighted
either.
When
it
is dark enough outside, your low-beam
headlamps will change to full brightness. The other
lamps that come on
with
your
headlamps will come
on.
When
it
is
bright enough outside, the regular lamps will
go
off,
and your low-beam headlamps change to the
reduced brightness
of
DRL.
At night you can turn off all exterior lamps when
you
are
in
PARK (P) by pressing the headlamps switch.
If
the lamps were off,
turn
them
on
and then off again. The
DRL will come back on when you move the transaxle
out
of
PARK
(P).
As
with
any vehicle, you should turn on the regular
headlamp system any time you need
it.
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- LeSabre 1
- For Canadian Owners 4
- French Language Manual: 4
- William 6
- (Billy) Durant 6
- 1911 Model 7
- Skylark 8
- DISTINCTIVE 9
- CAUTION 10
- Symbols 12
- Restraint Systems 13
- Reclining Front Seatbacks 14
- Restraints 16
- ' 18
- Driver Position 21
- What's 24
- When should an 31
- Lenter Passenger Position 34
- Passengers 36
- Lap-Shoulder 36
- Children 38
- Small Adults 38
- Outside Seat Position 45
- Rear Seat Position 47
- Seat Position 49
- Comfort 53
- Safety Belt Extender 55
- Parts After a Crash 55
- Controls 57
- Reminder 58
- Leaving 61
- Operation 62
- Matching Transmitter(s) 62
- ASSEMBLY LINE DIAGNOSTIC 63
- LINK (ALDL) CONNECTOR 63
- Battery Replacement 64
- Release 65
- Parking at Night 66
- Key in the Ignition 66
- Parking 66
- “Break-In” 68
- Ignition 69
- Positions 69
- Starting Your Engine 70
- REVERSE 74
- Parking Brake 77
- I' 78
- Running 79
- Shifting Out of 80
- Parking Over 81
- Power Windows 83
- Tilt Wheel 83
- 'Ihrn 84
- Windshield 86
- Cruise Control (Option) 87
- Resume a Set Speed 89
- Increase Speed While 89
- Courtesy Lamps 93
- Mirrors 94
- Outside Mirrors 94
- Outside 95
- Convenience 96
- Ashtrays 97
- The Instrument Panel: 99
- Information System 99
- Speedometer and Odometer 99
- Warning Lights 100
- Indicators 100
- AIR BAG 101
- Warning 102
- TRACTION 103
- Coolant 104
- Malfunction Indicator 105
- (Service Engine Soon) 105
- Coolant Temperature 105
- NOTICE: 106
- (Option) 108
- Battery Warning Light 109
- Voltage Indicator 109
- Light (Option) 111
- Section 113
- Control (Option) 114
- Electronic 118
- Climate Control System 118
- Conditioning 119
- 121
- ," 121
- Cassette 122
- FORWARD 123
- Tone Control 124
- 00" 127
- Stereo with Cassette Tape 128
- Compact Disc Player 128
- THEFTLOCK 129
- Unlocking 130
- -" 131
- F": 132
- Compact 134
- Antenna Care 134
- Driving and 137
- Drunken Driving 138
- U.S. states sets 139
- Control 141
- Vehicle 141
- Braking 141
- Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS) 142
- Steering 145
- Steering in Emergencies 146
- Off-Road 147
- Recovery 147
- Passing 148
- Driving 150
- Hydroplaning 154
- Some Other Rainy Weather 154
- Freeway Driving 156
- Before Leaving on 157
- Hypnosis 158
- Caught in a Blizzard 162
- Trailer 166
- Total Weight 168
- Vehicle’s Tires 168
- Hitches 169
- Trailer Brakes 169
- Driving with a Trailer 170
- Following Distance 170
- Backing 170
- Parking on Hills 172
- Are Ready to Leave After 172
- Parking on 172
- Problems on the 173
- DEAD BATTERY 178
- Towing Your 179
- NEUTRAL 180
- Hookups 181
- Engine Overheating 183
- Cooling 184
- CAUTION: 187
- Coolant to the Radiator 188
- Changing a Flat Tire 191
- Compact Spare Tire 201
- In Sand 202
- Service 203
- Gasolines for Cleaner Air 206
- Filling 207
- Checking Things Under 209
- Engine Accessory Belt 210
- . . .~ 213
- Cleaner 215
- Automatic Transaxle Fluid 216
- 50" 217
- (0.5L) 218
- Engine Coolant 219
- Radiator Pressure Cap 221
- Power Steering Fluid 221
- Thermostat 221
- Brake Master Cylinder 223
- Brake Adjustment 225
- Brake Pedal Travel 225
- Vehicle Storage 226
- Headlamp 226
- Replacement 226
- Taillamp Bulb Replacement 228
- Tire Pressure 230
- New Tires 232
- Treadwear 233
- Traction 233
- Temperature 234
- Wheel Replacement 235
- Appearance Care 237
- Cleaning 237
- Your Buick 237
- Cleaning Vinyl 239
- Cleaning Leather 239
- Safety Belts 240
- Cleaning the Outside 240
- Weatherstrips 241
- Aluminum Wheels 242
- Sheet Metal Damage 242
- Finish Damage 242
- Underbody Maintenance 243
- Chemical Paint Spotting 243
- 1050244 244
- ENGINE/ 245
- :FSEIBLY 245
- CODE MODEL YEAR 245
- Engine Identification 245
- Circuit Breakers 246
- Maxifuse/Relay Center 247
- Headlamps 247
- Windshield Wipers 247
- 18 gallons 251
- Protectiun 253
- Organized 254
- Scheduled Maintenance 255
- Services 255
- Maintenance Schedule 256
- Plug Replacement 257
- Maintenance 261
- Maintenance Schedule I 262
- (Continued) 263
- Emission 266
- ISERMCED 273
- An Emission 274
- ISERVICED BYI 275
- ACTUAL MILEAGE 276
- ISERVICED 277
- Schedule 278
- Footnotes 279
- (50 000 282
- ACTUAL MILEAGE 283
- Maintenance Schedule 287
- 100,000 288
- Owner Checks and Services 289
- Mechanism Check 292
- Underbody Flushing 292
- Periodic Maintenance 293
- Inspections 293
- Recommended Fluids and 294
- Lubricants 294
- FLUIDLUBRICANT 295
- Maintenance Record 296
- ODOMETER 297
- MAINTENANCE 298
- Customer Assistance 300
- Participation in 301
- Alternative 301
- Resolution Program* 301
- GOVERNMENT 302
- THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT 303
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 303
- TO GENERAL MOTORS 303
- Courtesy Transportation 304
- Assistance 304
- Canada Roadside Assistance 305
- . Reporting 315
- "UM 324
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