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1994 Oldsmobile Achieva F' , , , -,- OWNER'SMANUAL e I II I .... 147 7 Maintenance Schedule. 8 Customer Assistance Information . 237 Includes “Reporting Safety Defects” on page240 9 Index. ... Service Station Information . Last Page 1994 ACHIEVA OWNER’S MANUAL First Edition 22586104 Important Motes Note to Canadian For Canadian Owners About this Manual Owners Who Prefer a French Please keep this For vehicles first soldin language Manual Published by manual in your Canada, substitute the Oldsmobile Division Aux proprietaires General Motors Corporation Oldsmobile, so it will be name “General Motors canadiens: Vous 920 Townsend Street there if you ever need it of Canada Limited” for pouvez vous procurer Lansing, Michigan 48921 when you’re on the Oldsmobile Division un exemplaire de ce road. If you sell the whenever it appears in guide en francaischez The wordOldsmobile and the vehicle, pleaseleave this this manual. Oldsmobile rocket emblem votre concessionaire ou are registered trademarksof manual in it so the new au DGN Marketing General Motors Corporation. owner can use it. Services Ltd., 1500 The wordDelco is a BonhiU Rd., Mississauga, registered trademarkof This manual includes Ontario L5T 1C7. General Motors Corporation. the latest informationat the time itwas printed. We reserve the right to make changes in the product after thattime without further notice. 0 Copyright 1993 General Motors Corporation, Oldsmobile Division.All rights reserved. Printed in USA. TheHeritage of Oldsmobile Engineering with a purpose. It’sat the heart of 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 buildinga horseless carriage “in as nearly a perfect manner as possible.” Soon, Oldsmobiles rolled off the nation’sfirst assembly line. Innovation and refinement have always set Oldsmobiles apart. In 1939, Oldsmobile introducedthe celebrated Hydra-Matic transmission, a four-speed forerunner of today’s advanced systems. In 1948, the high-spirited RocketV8 engine set standards for performance. A Step Ahead In 1966, Toronado made front-wheel- drive news, including Motor Trend’s “Car of the Year.” Still breaking new ground, the 1974“Toro” became the fist car equipped with a production“air bag.” Recent Oldsrnobile engineering has created exciting advancements like the responsive Quad 4 engine. Versionsof the 4-cylinder, 16-valve Quad4 propelled Oldsmobiles on roads and racetracksto new standards of economy and performance. Today, the aIl-wheel-drive security of SmartTrak in the Oldsmobile Bravada continues that proud traditionof meaningful technology. TheSecurity of OwnerSatisfaction The quality we built into your new Oldsmobile givesus the confidence to back it with the Oldsmobile Edge-the most comprehensive owner satisfaction program in the industry. The Edge gives you 24-hour roadside assistance, Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty protection, even free transportation while your vehicleis in for 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 beginning to end when This part tells you how to use your Here you’ll find helpful information theyfirst receive their new vehicle. seatsand safetybelts properly. and tips about the roadand how to This will help you learn about the drive under different conditions. features and controls for your vehicle. Part 2: Features & Controls In thismanual, you’ll find that This partexplains how to start and Part 5: Problems on the Road picturesand words work together operate your Oldsmobile. This part tellsyou what to do if you to explain tlmgs quickly. have a problem while driving, such as Part 3: Comfort Controls & Audio Systems a flat tire or engine overheating. There are nine partswith thumb- This part tells you how to adjust the tabbed pages in this manual. ventilation and comfort controls and Each part begins with a brief list of how to operateyour audio system. contents, so you can usually tell at a glance if that part contains the information you want. You can bend the manual slightly to reveal the tabs thathelp you find a part. 6 Part 6: Service 8 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 listingor your Oldsmobile running properly and information about reporting safety almost every subjectin this manual. looking good. defects and givesyou details about You can use it to quickly find the “Roadside Assistance” 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 what fluids (including customer satisfaction This isa quick reference of service and lubricants to use. numbers for the hearing and speech information. You can find it on the impaired) as well as the mediation/ last page of this manual. arbitration procedure.We’ve also included ordering information for service publications in this part. 7 How to Use this Manual Safety Warnings and Symbols You will find anumber of safety You will also find a circle witha slash In the notice area,we tell youabout cautions in this book. We usea box through itin this book.This safety something that can damage your with gray backgroundand the word symbol means: vehicle. Many times, this damage CAUTION to tell you about things that Don’t would not be coveredby your could hurt you if you were to ignore Don’t do this warranty, and itcould be costly. But the warning. Don’t let this happen the noticewill tell you what to do to help avoid the damage. When you read other manuals,you might see CAUTION and NOTICE Vehicle Damaye Warninys warnings in different colors orin Also, in this book you will find different words. In the gray caution area, we tell these notices: You’ll also see warning labels onyour you what the hazardis. Then we tell vehicle. They useyellow for cautions, you what to do to helpavoid or reduce These mean there is something blue for notices and the words the hazard. Please read these cautions. that could damage your vehicle. CAUTION or NOTICE. If you don’t, you or otherscould be I hurt. 8 Vehicle Symbols These are someof the symbols you These symbols are important foryou These symbols haveto do with your will find on your vehicle. For and your passengers whenever your lights: example, thesesymbols are used on vehicle is driven: an original battery: Caution Possible Injury A Fasten Safety Belts Master Lighting Switch Protect Eyes by Air Bag(s) Turn SignalDirection Shielding Door LocklUnlock HazardWarning Flashers Caustic BatteryAcid A Could Cause Burns Headlight High Beam Avoid Sparks or Flames 8 Parking Lights Spark or Flame Could Explode Battery Fog Lights $0 9 How to Use this Manual These symbols are on some of your These symbols are used on warning Here are some othersymbols you controls: and indicator lights: may see: Windshield Wipers Engine Coolant Fuse Temperature Windshield Washer Trunk Release Battery Charging rv System Windshield Defroster Lighter nt Fuel Rear Window Defogger p3 Horn Engine Oil Pressure Wh Ventilating Fan Speaker Brake Hood Release Power Window Anti-Lock Brakes Air Conditioning 10 Part 1 r-l Seats & Restraint Systems Here you’ll find information about Seats and Seat Controls ............................................................................................ 12 the seats in your Oldsmobile and Safety Belts................................................................................................................ 15 how to useyour safety belts properly . How to Wear Safety Belts Properly.......................................................................... 20 You can also learn about some things Driver Position .......................................................................................................... 20 you should not do with safety belts. Safety Belt UseDuring Pregnancy ........................................................................... 27 Right Front Passenger Position ................................................................................ 28 Rear Seat Passengers ................................................................................................ 28 Rear Safety Belt ComfortGuides ............................................................................. 30 Center Passenger Position ........................................................................................ 32 Children ..................................................................................................................... 33 Smaller Children and Babies.................................................................................... 33 Child Restraints ......................................................................................................... 34 Larger Children ......................................................................................................... 41 Safety Belt Extender .................................................................................................. 42 Replacing Safety Belts After a Crash........................................................................ 43 11 Seats & Restraint Systems Seats andSeat Controls This section tells you about the seats- how to adjust
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