Congratulations on your purchase of a Pontiac Bonneville. Please read this information and your Owner Manual to ensure an outstanding ownership experience. Note that your vehicle may not include all the features described in this booklet. Place this booklet in your Owner Manual portfolio for easy reference.
Instrument Panel ...... 2 Climate Control Systems ...... 10 Instrument Panel Cluster ...... 3 Audio Systems ...... 12 Memory Driver’s Seat and Cruise Control ...... 14 Outside Rearview Mirrors ...... 4 Accessory Power Outlet and Remote Keyless Entry and Cigarette Lighter ...... 14 Content Theft-Deterrent Systems ...... 5 HomeLink® Transmitter ...... 15 Driver Information Center ...... 6 Roadside Assistance Program ...... 16 Personalizing Vehicle Features ...... 6 My GMLink ...... 16 Systems Monitor Buttons ...... 9 2 Instrument Panel Getting toKnow Your Bonneville
A. Air Outlets F. Driver Information Center (DIC) K. Climate Control System B. Turn Signal/Multifunction Lever Controls (if equipped) L. Heated Seat Switches C. Audio System Steering Wheel G. Audio System M.Traction Control Button Controls (if equipped) H. Hazard Warning Flashers Control (if equipped) D. Windshield Wiper Lever I. Twilight Sentinel® Controls and N. Cigarette Lighter E. Steering Column Shift Lever Fog Lamps Button O. Glove Box (if equipped) J. Ignition Switch
See Section 3 of your Owner Manual. Instrument Panel Cluster
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The instrument panel cluster includes F. Speedometer IMPORTANT: The instrument panel these key features: G. Odometer/Trip Odometer cluster is designed to let you know A. Oil Pressure Gauge about many important aspects of H. Voltmeter your vehicle’s operation. It is impor- B. Tachometer I. Compass Display tant to read your Owner Manual and C. Coolant Temperature Gauge J. Driver Information Center become familiar with the information D. Fuel Level Gauge (DIC) Display being relayed to you by the lights, gauges and indicators, as well as E. Transmission Range Selector what action can be taken to ensure safety and to prevent damage. 3 See Section 3 of your Owner Manual. 4 Getting to Know Your Bonneville
Memory Driver’s Seat and Outside Rearview Mirrors (if equipped)
Remote Keyless Entry/ Ignition Key recall Your vehicle may be equipped with a If programmed to do so through your two-driver memory function that is vehicle’s Driver Information Center (DIC), used to program and recall settings for the unlock button on the Remote the driver’s seat and outside mirror Keyless Entry transmitter can be used to positions. (The Driver Information recall memory seat and/or DIC personal- Center (DIC) can also be programmed ization settings. to personalize additional functions. See the DIC section of this booklet for more The number 1 or 2 on the back of the details.) keyless entry transmitter (shown above) corresponds to the memory control num- To program the driver’s seat and bers located on the driver’s door panel. mirror positions Set and Recall driver’s seat exit • Adjust the driver’s seat and both position outside rearview mirrors to the desired positions. 1. Identify the driver num- • Press and hold button 1 on the ber by driver’s door panel for three seconds, pressing the until two beeps sound indicating that unlock but- the position is stored. ton on the For a second driver, repeat the same Remote procedure using button 2. Keyless To recall the driver’s seat and mirror Entry trans- positions mitter (shown at • With the vehicle in PARK (P), press right) or the number on the driver and release button 1 or 2. A single door panel (the one that corresponds beep sounds, and the memory posi- with the number on the back of your tions for the seat and outside mirrors personal Remote Keyless Entry are recalled. transmitter). •To stop memory feature movement at 2. Adjust the driver seat to the desired any time, press one of the power seat exit position, then press and hold the controls or memory buttons. 5
EXIT button on the driver door panel The exterior lamps may flash once and until two beeps sound, confirming that the horn may chirp if the Driver the exit position is stored. Information Center personalization 3. Set the exit memory position for a feature is programmed. (See Security second driver by identifying Driver 2 Feedback in the Personalizing Vehicle with the button on the door panel or Features section for details.) the Remote Keyless Entry transmitter • Unlock the trunk lid by pressing the marked with “2” on the back. Repeat TRUNK LID RELEASE button ( ) the procedure. or by using the button located in the 4. To recall the exit position, press the glove box. EXIT button on the driver door panel • Sound a remote alarm that honks the when the vehicle’s gear selector is in horn and blinks the headlamps and the Park (P) position. A single beep taillamps by pressing the button with will sound. the horn symbol ( ). You can stop seat recall movement at On equipped vehicles, the Content any time by pressing the power seat Theft-Deterrent System will arm only control located on the outboard side of if you use the key fob or lock the doors the front seat. with a power lock switch. It will not arm See Sections 2 and 3 of your Owner Manual. if you lock the door with a key or use the manual door lock. To turn off the alarm, press the UNLOCK button on the key Remote Keyless Entry and fob or unlock any door with the key. Content Theft-Deterrent Systems The key fob transmitter’s range is from 3 to 30 feet. If it doesn’t work or if range On equipped is reduced, check the: vehicles, use your Remote • Distance — you may be too far away. Keyless Entry • Location — other vehicles or objects transmitter to: may be blocking the signal. • Unlock the • Battery in the transmitter. vehicle doors, • Match of the transmitter to the vehicle by pressing (see Owner Manual, Section 2). the UNLOCK button ( ) Driver 1 and 2 Memory Settings once to The number on the back of the transmit- unlock the driver door and twice to ter (1 or 2) corresponds to the memory unlock both doors. button numbers on the driver’s door • Lock the doors and arm the Content panel. When the vehicle is unlocked with Theft-Deterrent System, by pressing the transmitter, it recalls the personal- the LOCK button ( ) once to lock all ized settings for that specific driver doors and arm the Content (when enabled in the Driver Information Theft-Deterrent System. Center). See Section 2 of your Owner Manual. 6 Getting to Know Your Bonneville
Driver Information Center (DIC) Fuel Used: Press and hold the RESET (if equipped) button for about five seconds to reset. Oil Life: Press and hold the RESET but- On equipped vehicles, the DIC buttons ton for about five seconds until OIL LIFE are located on the control panel to the 100% is displayed. If the ENGINE OIL right of the instrument cluster. CHANGE SOON message comes on E/M (English/Metric): Switches the dis- when you restart the vehicle, the system play between English and Metric units. has not reset. Repeat the procedure if necessary. TRIP RESET: Use this button to reset your trip odometer. Tire Pressure Status: This system informs you of changes in tire pressure MODE: Allows you to toggle through the and alerts you to a low or flat tire while DIC modes, including: the vehicle is in motion only. After cor- •Vehicle Data recting a low or flat tire condition, ensure • Personalization Programming that all tires are properly inflated and press SELECT to display TIRE PRES- • Compass Calibration SURE on the DIC. Press and hold the SELECT: Allows you to select a DIC RESET button for about five seconds mode. until TIRE PRESSURE RESET appears RESET: Use this button in conjunction on the display with other DIC features to reset system (if it does not appear after about five functions. seconds, see your dealer for service). Release the button. The display should The DIC provides information on your read TIRE PRESSURE NORMAL. vehicle’s: See Sections 3 and 5 of your Owner Manual. •Average Fuel Economy • Instantaneous Fuel Economy Personalizing Vehicle Features • Fuel Range • Fuel Used To begin the programming of personal- ization features using the Driver • Battery Volts Information Center buttons (if equipped), • GM Oil Life System follow these steps: •Tire Pressure Status 1. Identify yourself as Driver 1 or 2 by Resetting Vehicle Data pressing the memory button on the driver door panel or by pressing the To reset vehicle data, press the DIC UNLOCK button on your Remote MODE button until VEHICLE DATA is Keyless Entry transmitter. displayed. Then, press the SELECT but- ton repeatedly until the desired vehicle 2. Turn the ignition to the ON position data (as shown below) appears. and keep the gear selector lever in the Park (P) position. Average Fuel Economy: Press and hold the RESET button for about five 3. Press the MODE button to reach the seconds to reset. personalization programming display. 7
4. Press the SELECT button to enter the • If you choose ON for KEYLESS personalization programming mode. FEEDBACK and ON for HORN 5. Choose DRIVER ID 1 or 2 by press- FEEDBACK, the horn chirps when ing the RESET button to toggle locking and unlocking the vehicle. between them. When the desired • If you choose ON for KEYLESS, DRIVER ID number is displayed, LIGHTS and HORN FEEDBACK, the press the SELECT button to choose exterior lamps flash twice at the first the current selection and move on to unlock button press. At the second the next personalization feature. unlock button press, the exterior Each feature that can be personalized lamps flash twice and your horn through the DIC will appear on the dis- chirps once. When pressing the play. After making a selection, the DIC LOCK button, the exterior lamps will moves to the next feature. (See your flash once and the horn will chirp. Owner Manual for complete details.) See Section 3 of your Owner Manual. Security Feedback Programmable Automatic Door Locks On equipped vehicles, choosing different Your vehicle’s power door locks can be combinations of the following Driver programmed to your own preferences. Information Center (DIC) selections cus- To program them using the Driver tomizes the transmitter-activated feed- Information Center (if equipped), enter back when locking and unlocking your the personalization programming mode vehicle with the remote transmitter: by following the instructions under the • KEYLESS FEEDBACK — OFF/ON preceding Personalizing Vehicle • LIGHTS FEEDBACK — OFF/ON Features section, then choose from the • HORN FEEDBACK — OFF/ON following locking/unlocking options: Enter the personalization programming • When AUTO DOOR LOCKS — mode by following the directions under OFF/ON is displayed, toggle between the preceding Personalizing Vehicle OFF and ON by pressing the RESET Features section and stop at the KEY- button. If automatic locking is not LESS FEEDBACK menu item. desired, toggle to the OFF setting • If you choose ON for KEYLESS and press the SELECT button to save FEEDBACK, you will also need to the setting and advance to the next choose LIGHTS and/or HORN feature. FEEDBACK. • When UNLOCK — OFF/ON is dis- • If you choose OFF for KEYLESS played, you can choose to disable FEEDBACK, there is no feedback any automatic unlocking function by from either the lights or horn when keeping the selection in the OFF locking or unlocking your vehicle. position. If you choose ON, you can • If you choose ON for KEYLESS and further program the DIC to unlock the LIGHTS FEEDBACK settings, the doors as follows. exterior lamps flash twice when • By choosing ON for AUTO DOOR unlocking and once when locking LOCKS and ON for UNLOCK and your vehicle. KEY OFF, your doors will lock every 8 Getting to Know Your Bonneville
time you shift out of PARK (P), and 3. Press the button with the lock symbol the doors will unlock every time you on the Remote Keyless Entry trans- stop and turn the ignition to OFF. mitter (the automatic locks remain in • By choosing ON for AUTO DOOR the current mode). LOCKS, and ON for UNLOCK and 4. Press the button with the lock symbol PARK, your doors will lock every time on the transmitter again. The door you shift out of PARK (P) and will locks will cycle up and down to let unlock every time you stop and shift you know which mode you are in into PARK (P). (for example, three cycles for Mode • By choosing ON for AUTO DOOR 3); Mode 0 has no feedback. LOCKS and OFF for UNLOCK, your 5. Release the power door lock switch doors will lock every time you shift when the desired mode is reached. out of PARK (P), and there is no The automatic locks will retain the automatic door unlocking when the latest mode selected. vehicle is placed in PARK (P). This procedure changes the mode only • By choosing ON for UNLOCK and for the transmitter used to change the DRIVER for DOOR TO UNLOCK, setting. Repeat the procedure for the only the driver door will automatically other transmitter and personalize to the unlock when shifting into PARK (P) or other driver as desired. turning the key to OFF. Door Locking/Unlocking Modes: • By choosing ON for UNLOCK and • MODE 0 (OFF): No automatic door ALL for DOOR TO UNLOCK, all locking/unlocking. doors will automatically unlock when shifting into PARK (P) or turning the • MODE 1: All doors automatically lock key to OFF. when the shift lever is moved out of PARK (P). No automatic door unlock. • Choose the desired mode from the following list by pressing the RESET • MODE 2: All doors automatically lock button until the desired mode is dis- when the shift lever is moved out of played. Press SELECT to store your PARK (P). Only the driver door auto- choice in memory. matically unlocks when shifted into PARK (P). See Section 3 of your Owner Manual. • MODE 3: All doors automatically lock Programming Locks with the Remote when the shift lever is moved out of Keyless Entry Transmitter PARK (P). All doors automatically 1. Keep doors closed, the shift selector unlock when shifted into PARK (P). lever in PARK (P), and the ignition • MODE 4: All doors automatically lock key in the ON position. when the shift lever is moved out of 2. Press and hold the driver’s door PARK (P). Only the driver door auto- power lock switch in the LOCK posi- matically unlocks when the key is tion through Step 4 (below). turned to OFF (DIC-equipped vehi- cles only). 9
• MODE 5: All doors automatically lock Systems Monitor Buttons when the shift lever is moved out of (if equipped) PARK (P). All doors automatically unlock when the key is turned to OFF (DIC-equipped vehicles only). See Section 2 of your Owner Manual. Perimeter Lights When the perimeter lights feature is turned on in the DIC, the Daytime Running Lamps, exterior parking lamps and backup lamps will turn on when the unlock button on the Remote Keyless Entry transmitter is pressed and if it is On equipped vehicles, the Systems dark enough according to your vehicle’s ® Monitor buttons are located on the con- Twilight Sentinel automatic headlamps trol panel to the right of the instrument sensor. cluster. To turn on Perimeter Lights through the E/M (English/Metric): Switches the dis- Driver Information Center (if equipped), play between English and Metric units. enter the personalization programming mode by following the preceding instruc- TRIP RESET: Allows you to reset your tions under Personalizing Vehicle trip odometer by pressing the TRIP Features. RESET button. • When PERIMETER LIGHTS appears TIRE PRESS RESET: The check tire on the display, toggle between OFF pressure system detects differences in and ON by pressing the RESET but- tire rotation speeds that are caused by ton and saving your selection by changes in tire pressure and alerts you pressing the SELECT button. to a low or flat tire while the vehicle is in motion only. After correcting the condi- •You will be prompted to select a tion, reset the system with all tires at the TIMEOUT period that sets the correct inflation level to ensure that the amount of time the lights remain lit. system operates properly, because Press the RESET button repeatedly to toggle from five to 30 seconds in five-second increments. •When the desired timeout is dis- played, press the SELECT button to record your choice and move on to the next personalization feature. See Section 3 of your Owner Manual. 10 Getting to Know Your Bonneville resetting actually calibrates the system. Air Conditioning: Press the Air To reset with the Systems Monitor: Conditioning button (see “C” left) to turn the A/C on or off. •Turn the ignition switch to ON. Rear Defog: Press the Rear Defogger • Press and hold the TIRE PRESS button (see “D” left) to turn the rear RESET button for about five seconds, window defogger on or off. The heated until the TIRE PRESS light on the outside rearview mirrors on equipped Systems Monitor begins to flash. vehicles will activate as well. • Release the button and the system Air Distribution Modes resets when the TIRE PRESS light goes out. ( ): Directs most of the air to the floor outlets, with some air directed to the Calibration continues during the first 45 outboard outlets (for the side windows) to 90 minutes of driving. and some air to the windshield. See Section 3 of your Owner Manual. Recirculation does not work in this mode. ( ): Directs half of the airflow to the Climate Control Systems instrument panel outlets and the rest to the floor outlets. A small amount is Manual Climate Control System directed to the windshield and outboard outlets for the side windows. B A ( ): Directs air to the instrument panel outlets. ( ): Prevents outside air from enter- ing the vehicle. This feature cannot be used with the FRONT defrost mode. ( ): Directs most of the air to the D C windshield and the floor outlets and a small amount to the side window outlets. (The Recirculation feature will not work Fan Speed: Turn the fan knob (see “A” in this mode.) above) clockwise or counterclockwise ( ): Directs most of the air to the to increase or decrease the fan speed. windshield and side window outlets with Push to turn the fan on and off. some air directed to the floor outlets. Temperature Control: Turn the temper- (The Recirculation feature will not work ature control knob (see “B” above) in this mode.) clockwise or counterclockwise to increase or decrease the temperature accordingly. 11
Automatic Climate Control System Recirculation: Press the Recirculation button (see “D” left) to turn the Outside B E F A C Air mode on and off. When the mode is on, outside air circulates through the vehicle. It can be used with all modes except the recirculation mode. Fan: Press the Fan button (see “E” left) to display and hold the current fan speed while in manual mode. Press the HIGH side to increase fan speed and D the LOW side to decrease fan speed. MODE: Press the MODE button Automatic Operation: Press the AUTO (see “F” left) repeatedly to cycle through button (see “A” above) for automatic and choose the mode of air delivery. control of inside temperature, air deliv- The system will stay in the selected ery mode and fan speed. mode until MODE is pressed again or Driver’s Side Temperature: The driv- until the AUTO button is pressed. Each er’s side temperature knob (see “B” manual mode setting works similarly to above) sets the air temperature for the the base climate control system driver side of the vehicle. Push the knob operation. to turn the system on and off. Turn it See Section 3 of your Owner Manual. clockwise and counterclockwise to heat and cool accordingly. When the passen- ger’s set temperature is not active, this knob controls both sides of the vehicle, and both DRIVER and PASS are dis- played under the set temperature. Passenger’s Side Temperature: The passenger’s side temperature knob (see “C” above) sets the air temperature for the passenger side of the vehicle. Push the knob to turn the system on and off. Turn it clockwise and counterclockwise to heat and cool accordingly. When this knob is adjusted, only the word PASS is displayed under the set temperature. 12 Getting to Know Your Bonneville
Audio Systems increase. Disable it by selecting OFF. RCL (Recall): Press this knob to switch AM/FM Stereo with Compact Disc the display between the radio station fre- Player quency and the time (or with the ignition off, the time). To change the default dis- play, push the RCL knob until the desired display appears; then hold the knob until the display flashes. TONE: Push and release this knob until BASS, MID or TREB appears on the dis- play; turn the SELECT knob to increase or decrease. To set all to the middle position, press and hold TONE until FLAT appears on the display. Setting stations: Six numbered Setting the clock: Press and hold HR pushbuttons let you program up to 30 or MIN for two seconds. Then press and stations (six each for AM, FM1, FM2, hold the HR button until the correct hour XM1 and XM2). XM Satellite Radio is appears (AM or PM also appears). available by subscription at an additional Adjust minutes by pressing and holding cost and requires an XM-compatible the MN button. To set time to an FM sta- radio. tion’s Radio Data System setting, press To program presets: and hold both HR and MN until UPDAT- •Turn the radio on and press BAND to ED and the clock symbol appear on the select the band (AM, FM1/FM2/XM1/ display. If the time is not available from XM2). the station, NO UPDATE appears in the •Tune to the desired station. display. • Press EQ to select the equalization PWR (Power): Press to turn the system that best suits the type of station on or off. selected. VOL (Volume): Turn to increase or • Press and hold one of the six num- decrease volume. bered buttons until a beep sounds; release the button. SCV (Speed-Compensated Volume): Adjusts automatically to compensate for • Repeat for each numbered preset. road and wind noise by increasing vol- Radio Data System (RDS): Your RDS- ume as vehicle speed increases. Set the equipped radio has the capability to: desired volume and push this button to • Seek only radio stations with the select MIN, MED or MAX. Higher settings program types you prefer (such as provide more compensation as speeds Jazz, Rock, News, etc.). • Seek stations with traffic announcements. 13
• Receive announcements concerning (and the PTY is displayed), press either local and national emergencies. SEEK arrow once. If PTY is not dis- • Receive and display messages from played, press either SEEK arrow twice radio stations. to display the PTY and then to go to another station. Press PROG TYPE to RDS features work only on FM stations exit program type select mode. If both that broadcast RDS information and PTY and TRAF are on, the radio will when they broadcast the signal. RDS search for the selected PTY and traffic stations display their station name announcements. instead of their frequency. Most RDS stations also provide the time of day and Trunk-Mounted CD Changer a Program Type (PTY). (if equipped) ALERT!: Warns of local or national The optional CD changer allows play of emergencies. You will hear the up to 12 CDs continuously. announcement even if the volume is To load CDs: muted or a CD is playing. It cannot be turned off. This feature is not affected by • Slide the door on the changer to the tests of the Emergency Broadcast left as labeled and remove the maga- System. zine (it automatically ejects). TRAF (Traffic): Press this button to acti- • Slide the button on top of the maga- vate the traffic announcement feature. zine and pull gently on one of the TRAF appears on the display if the trays; then load the trays from top to tuned station broadcasts traffic bottom with CDs, label side up. announcements. If it doesn’t, the radio • Gently push each tray back into the will seek a station that does. If no station magazine slot until they lock into is found, NO TRAFFIC appears on the place. display. When a traffic announcement • Push the magazine into the changer comes on the tuned station, you will in the direction of the arrow marked hear it, even if the volume is muted or a on top of the magazine. CD is playing. • Close the changer door by sliding it INFO (Information): If the current station to the right. has a message, INFO appears on the audio display. Press this button to see Audio Steering Wheel Controls the message. Once the complete mes- (if equipped) sage has been displayed, INFO disap- On equipped vehicles, you can control pears from the display. some radio functions using the buttons PROG TYPE (PTY): Press PROG TYPE on your steering wheel. Consult your to activate program type select mode. Owner Manual for full details. The PTY symbol appears on the display. See Section 3 of your Owner Manual. Turn the SELECT knob to select a PTY. When the desired PTY appears, press either SEEK arrow to select the PTY and take you to the PTY’s first station. To go to another station within the PTY 14 Getting to Know Your Bonneville
Cruise Control Accessory Power Outlet and Cigarette Lighter
Use Cruise Control for steady driving on relatively straight, uncrowded roads. The Your vehicle is equipped with an acces- controls are located on the Turn Signal/ sory power outlet that can power a vari- Multifunction Lever on the left side of the ety of accessories. steering column. If your vehicle has a front console, the To set the system: outlet is located at the rear of the unit. • Move the OFF-ON-R/A switch to ON. If your vehicle has a floor console, the outlet is located at the rear of the unit. • Accelerate to the desired speed. To use the outlet, remove the protective • Press the SET button located in the cap and plug in the accessory. end of the Turn Signal/Multifunction Replace the cap when not in use. See Lever. your Owner Manual for important safety • Remove your foot from the accelera- details. tor pedal. Cigarette Lighter The system will maintain a steady speed The cigarette lighter is located next to of 25 mph (40 km/h) or faster without the front storage tray. Note: The accelerator input. Accessory Power Outlet and Cigarette To turn off Cruise Control, apply your Lighter will operate for only 10 minutes brakes or move the Cruise Control after the key is placed in the OFF posi- switch to the OFF position. tion. To enable the Accessory Power Outlet and Cigarette Lighter to operate See Section 3 of your Owner Manual. in any key position, see Section 5 of your Owner Manual under Engine Compartment Fuse Block or see your dealer. See Section 3 of your Owner Manual. 15
HomeLink® Transmitter 4. Release both buttons; then press and hold the HomeLink® button again. If This programmable transmitter can store the indicator light remains lit, pro- up to three frequencies for many gramming is complete. remotely operated items. To program the remaining two HomeLink® buttons, begin with Step 2 (above). Do not repeat Step 1, as this will erase all of the programmed channels.
Note: If the HomeLink® indicator light blinks rapidly for two seconds and remains on, it indicates that your device (usually a garage door opener) has a “rolling code.” See your Owner Manual.
See Section 2 of your Owner Manual. Programming the Transmitter With the ignition OFF, program the transmitter as follows: 1. Press and hold down the two outside buttons until the indicator light flashes and then release the buttons (about 20 seconds — do not hold for more than 30 seconds); do not repeat this step for the second or third devices to be added to the system. 2. Hold your hand-held transmitter near the surface of the HomeLink® transmitter. Then hold the button on the hand-held unit and the button on the HomeLink® transmitter you will assign it to. 3. Continue holding both buttons (up to 90 seconds); the indicator light will begin blinking slowly and then more quickly. Programming is complete when the light on the HomeLink® transmitter flashes rapidly. 16 Getting to Know Your Bonneville
Roadside Assistance Program For prompt and efficient assistance when calling, please provide the follow- 1-800-ROADSIDE ing information to the advisor: (1-800-762-3743) • Location of the vehicle TTY Users: 1-888-889-2438 •Telephone number or your location As the owner of a new Pontiac vehicle, •Vehicle model, year and color you are automatically enrolled in the •Vehicle mileage Pontiac Roadside Assistance Program. •Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) This value-added service is intended to provide you with peace of mind as you •Vehicle license plate number drive in the city or travel the open road. Pontiac reserves the right to limit servic- Pontiac’s Roadside Assistance toll-free es or reimbursement to an owner or number is staffed by a team of techni- driver when, in Pontiac’s judgment, the cally trained advisors, who are available claims become excessive in frequency 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We or type of occurrence. take the anxiety out of uncertain situa- tions by providing minor repair informa- tion over the phone or making arrange- My GMLink ments to tow your vehicle to the nearest Pontiac dealer. The Pontiac Owner Center at My GMLink is a complimentary service for We will provide the following services for Pontiac Owners, a one-stop resource to 3 years/36,000 miles (60,000 km), at no enhance your Pontiac ownership experi- expense to you: ence. Exclusive member benefits • Fuel delivery include online service reminders, vehicle • Lockout service (identification maintenance tips, online owner manual, required) special privileges and more. Sign up today at www.mygmlink.com •Tow to nearest dealership for warranty service • Change a flat tire • Jump starts
Certain restrictions, precautions and safety procedures apply to your vehicle. Please read your Owner Manual for complete instructions. All information contained herein is based on information available at the time of printing and is subject to change without notice. Copyright 2003 by GM Corp. All rights reserved.
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