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1994 Oldsmobile Bravada Owner's 1994 BRAVADA OWNER'SMANUAL ETR@AM/FM stereo with ~assettePlayer This part tells you how your ETR@AM-FM stereo and Equalizer audio cassette systemwith equalizer works: The following informationis important if your vehicle is The Upper Knob equipped with an Em@A” stereo with a cassette player andequalizer. This information replaces the The upper knob does these four things: existing information from <‘ETR@A” Stereo with @ It controls the volume. The VOL knob increases Cassette Player and Equalizer” on pages96 and 97 of volume when rotated to the right. your Owner’s Manual. It lets you know what station you’re listening to. (When the radio is on, push the knob to display the station.) It tells you the time. (When the ignitionis off, push the knob to display the time.) It allows you to hearthe other side ofthe tape. (Press the knobwhile the cassette is playing.) The control behind the upper knob movesthe sound between your left and right speakers. The Lower Knob Turn the lower knob to choose radio stations.Push it to get AM or FM. The control behindthe lower knob moves the sound between your front and rear speakers. 1994 OLDSMOBILE BRAVADA OWNER’S MANUAL SUPPLEMENT 1 Tone Levers (Equalizer) DNR@ The 5 levers near the upper knob control the tone of Your audio system has automatic Dynamic Noise your radio. Reduction. It helps remove backgroundhiss noise from Use the levers to set the bass, midrange,and treble until the radio or tape player. you get the sound you prefer. The60 and 250 levers Dm* is a registered trademark of the National adjust the bass;1K is midrange; 3.5K and 10K adjust Semiconductor Corporation. the treble. Pushbuttons PWR (Power) The four pushbuttons let you return to favorite stations. The PWR button turns your system on and off. You can set the pushbuttons forup to eight favorite AM-ST Button stations (4 AM and 4 EM). Just: Push this button if you want AM stereo. (“STEREO” Tune in the station. will be displayed when you are receivingan AM stereo Push SET. (SET appears in the VF display for a few station .) seconds .) CrO2 Button Within 5 seconds, push one of the four pushbuttons. Whenever you push the button, the preset station The CrO2 button lets YOU set the system for the type of will appear. cassette being played.If you are playing chrome or metal tapes, push theCr02 button in. If you are playing standard tapes, make sure the button is out. 1994 OLDSMOBILE BRAVADA OWNER’S MANUAL SUPPLEMENT 2 Repeat the stepsfor each pushbutton. SEEK Button NOTE: You can preset 3 more stations oneach band by This chooses stationsalso, but it doesn’t keep changing pushing a pair of buttons next to each atother the same stations as SCAN does. When you push SEEK, the time. Just: radio goes to the next available stationand stays there. 8 Tune in the station. To Play A Cassette Push SET. (SET appears in the VF display for a Your tape player is built to work best with tapes that are few seconds.) 30 to 45 minutes long on each side. Tapes longerthan 8 Within 5 seconds, push two buttons next to each that areso thin they may not work well in this player. other at the same time. Whenever you push that pairTo play a cassette tape: of buttons, the preset stationwill return. Have the radio on. Repeat these stepsfor each pair of buttons. Insert the tape squarely through the tape door. SCAN Button The side with the tape visible goesin first. If you hear When you push this button, the radio willscan to the nothing or hearjust garbled sound, the tape may not be frrst available station, pause a few seconds,and then inserted properly. scan to the next available station. The radiowill continue to scan available stations until you press SCAN again. 1994 OLDSMOBILE BWVADA OWNER’S MANUAL SUPPLEMENT r- 3 If this happens, pushSTOP-EJECT to remove the tape APS (Automatic Program Search) and insert the tape again. Press this button to activate the automatic program Once the tapeis playing, use the upper and lower knobs search, When the button is pressed, the tape will for volume and balance, just asyou do for the radio. The rapidly advanceto the beginning of the next selection. arrows show which sideof the tape is playing. When the 4 button is pressed, the tape will rapidly reverse to the beginningof the current selection. 0 To go forward to another part of the tape, push .. 0 To go backward, push 4 To stop the tape, push the other button lightly. 0 To go from one side of the tape to the other,push in the upper knobon your radio. To remove or stop the tape, push STOP-E JECT. 105 7 MaintenanceSchedule . .. 8 Customer Assistance Information . Includes “Reporting Safety Defects” on page 224 9 Index. I . ... Service Station Information . LastPage 1994 BRAVADA OWNER’SMANUAL First Edition 22586103 Important Notes About Driving Published by About this Manual Your Bravada Oldsmobile Division The wordOldsmobile and the General Motors Oldsmobile rocket emblem Please keep this As with other vehicles of Corporation are registered trademarksof manual in your this type, failure to 920 Townsend Street General Motors Corporation. Oldsmobile, so it wiU be operate thisvehicle Lansing, Michigan 4892 1 The wordDelco is a there if you ever need it correctly may result in registered trademarkof when you’re on the loss of control or an General Motors Corporation. road. If you sell the accident. Be sure to read vehicle, pleaseleave this the “on pavement” and manual in it so the new “off-road” driving owner can use it. guidelines in this manual. (See the Index This manual includes under Driving the latestmformation at Guidelines and Off- the time itwas printed. Road Driving.) We reserve the rightto make changesin the product after that time without further notice. 0 Copyright 1993 General Motors Corporation, Oldsmobile Division.All rights reserved. Printedin USA. The Heritage of Oldsmobile Engineering with a purpose. It’sat the heartof every Oldsmobile. Your new Oldsmobile continues a 97-year tradition of engineering excellence. That tradition was born in Lansing, Michigan, on August2 1, 1897, when Ransom E. Olds began buddinga horseless carriage “inas nearly a perfect manner as possible.” Soon, Oldsmobiles rolled off the nation’s first assemblyline. Innovation and refinement have always set Oldsmobiles apart. In 1939, Oldsmobile introduced the celebrated Hydra-Matic transmission, a four-speed forerunner of today’s advanced systems. In 1948, the high-spirited Rocket V8 engine set standards for performance. A Step Ahead In 1966, Toronado made front-wheel- drive news, includingMotor Trend’s “Car of the Year.” Still breaking new ground, the 1974 “Toro”became the first car equippedwith a production“air bag.” Recent Oldsmobile engineering has created exciting advancementslike the responsive Quad 4 engine.Versions of the $-cylinder, 16-valveQuad 4 propelled Oldsmobiles on roads and racetracks to new standards of economy and performance. Today, the all-wheel-drive security of SmartTrak in the Oldsmobile Bravada continues that proud traditionof meaningful technology. TheSecurity of OwnerSatisfaction The qualitywe built into your new Oldsmobile gives us the confidence to back it with the Oldsmobile Edge-the most comprehensive owner satisfaction program in the industry. The Edge givesyou 24-hour roadside assistance, ' Bumper-to-BumperWarranty protection, even free transportation while your vehicle is infor warranty service. With theOldsmobile Edge, we've pledged to make your ownership experience a great one. J. D. Rock General Manager How to Use this Manual MANY PEOPLE READ THEIR OWNER’S Part 1: Seats & Restraint Systems Part 4: Your Driving and the Road manual from beginningto end when This part tellsyou how to use your Here you’ll find helpful information they first receive their new vehicle. seats and safety belts properly. and tips about the road andhow to This vvlll help you learn about the drive under different conditions. features and controls for yourvehicle. Part 2: Features & Controls In this manual, you’ll find that This part explains how to start and Part 5: Problems on the Road pictures and words work together operate your Oldsmobile. This part tellsyou what to do if you to explain things quickly. have a problem while driving, such as Part 3: Comfort Controls & Audio Systems a flat tireor engine overheating. There arenine parts with thumb- This part tellsyou how to adjust the tabbed pagesin this manual. ventilation and comfort controlsand Each part beginswith a brief list of how to operate youraudio system. contents, so you can usually tell at a glance if that part contains the information you want. You can bend themanual slightlyto reveal the tabs thathelp you find a part. 6 Part 6: Service & Appearance Care Part 8: Customer Assistance Information Part 9: Index Here the manual tellsyou how to keep This part includes important Here’s an alphabetical listingof your Oldsmobile running properlyand information about reporting safety almost every subjectin this manual. looking good. defects andgives you detailsabout You can use it toquickly find the “RoadsideAssistance” program. something you want to read. Part 7: Maintenance Schedule You will also find customer This part tells you when to perform satisfaction phone numbers Service Station Information: vehicle maintenance and whatfluids (including customer satisfaction This is a quick reference of service and lubricants to use. numbers for the hearing and speech information. You can find it onthe impaired) as well as the mediation/ last page of this manual. arbitration procedure. We’ve also included ordering informationfor service publications in thispart. P How to Use this Manual Safety Warnings and Symbols You will find a numberof safety You will also find a circle with a slasl In the notice area,we tell you about cautions in this book.We use a box through it in this book.
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