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Cadillac 2004 DeVille Owner's Manual

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Contents
  1. how to use this manual
  2. Section 1 Seats and Restraint Systems
  3. Seats and Restraint Systems
  4. Front Seats
  5. massaging lumbar
  6. heated and cooled seats
  7. reclining seatbacks
  8. Rear Seats
  9. why safety belts work
  10. questions and answers about safety belts
  11. driver position
  12. safety belt use during pregnancy
  13. lap belt
  14. rear seat passengers
  15. safety belt pretensioners
  16. Child Restraints
  17. infants and young children
  18. child restraint systems
  19. where to put the restraint
  20. top strap
  21. top strap anchor location
  22. securing a child restraint designed for the latch system (rear)
  23. securing a child restraint in the right front seat position
  24. Air Bag Systems
  25. where are the air bags
  26. when should an air bag inflate
  27. how does an air bag restrain
  28. what will you see after an air bag inflates
  29. Restraint System Check
  30. replacing restraint system parts after a crash
  31. Section 2 Features and Controls
  32. Features and Controls
  33. Table Of Contents
  34. Keys
  35. remote keyless entry system
  36. remote keyless entry system operation
  37. battery replacement
  38. Doors and Locks
  39. rear door security locks
  40. leaving your vehicle
  41. trunk lock release
  42. emergency trunk release handle
  43. Windows
  44. power windows
  45. window lockout
  46. sun visors
  47. Theft-Deterrent Systems
  48. testing the alarm
  49. iii operation
  50. Starting and Operating Your Vehicle
  51. ignition positions
  52. starting your engine
  53. engine coolant heater
  54. automatic transaxle operation
  55. shift lock release
  56. shifting into park (p)
  57. console shift lever
  58. torque lock
  59. shifting out of park (p)
  60. engine exhaust
  61. Mirrors
  62. cleaning the mirror
  63. compass variance
  64. outside automatic dimming mirror
  65. OnStar ® System
  66. HomeLink ® Transmitter
  67. gate operator and canadian programming
  68. Storage Areas
  69. full floor console storage area
  70. assist handles
  71. Sunroof
  72. Vehicle Personalization
  73. Section 3 Instrument Panel
  74. Instrument Panel
  75. Table Of Contents
  76. Instrument Panel Overview
  77. hazard warning flashers
  78. other warning devices
  79. heated steering wheel
  80. turn and lane-change signals
  81. windshield wipers
  82. rainsense™ ii wipers
  83. cruise control
  84. exterior lamps
  85. lamps on reminder
  86. fog lamps
  87. twilight sentinel
  88. exterior lighting battery saver
  89. parade dimming
  90. battery load management
  91. ultrasonic rear parking assist (urpa)
  92. accessory power outlets
  93. cigarette lighter
  94. Climate Controls
  95. defogging and defrosting
  96. rear window defogger
  97. rear climate control system
  98. passenger compartment air filter
  99. Warning Lights, Gages and Indicators
  100. instrument panel cluster
  101. analog cluster
  102. speedometer and odometer
  103. display mode
  104. tachometer (analog cluster only)
  105. air bag readiness light
  106. charging system light
  107. anti-lock brake system warning light
  108. traction control system (tcs) warning light
  109. engine coolant temperature warning light
  110. malfunction indicator lamp
  111. if the light is flashing
  112. if the light is on steady
  113. Maintenance Schedule
  114. security light
  115. lights on reminder
  116. Driver Information Center (DIC)
  117. dic controls and displays
  118. dic warnings and messages
  119. dic vehicle personalization
  120. key in recall memory
  121. auto exit steering wheel
  122. lights flash at unlock
  123. horn sounds at lock
  124. exterior lights at unlock
  125. driver unlock in park (p)
  126. driver unlock key off
  127. doors unlock key off
  128. tire pressure display
  129. Trip Computer
  130. Audio System(s)
  131. radio with cd
  132. playing the radio
  133. playing a cd
  134. radio with cassette and cd
  135. using digital signal processing (dsp)
  136. rds messages
  137. playing a cassette tape
  138. cassette tape messages
  139. navigation/radio system
  140. theft-deterrent feature
  141. radio reception
  142. care of your cds
  143. care of your cd player
  144. Section 4 Driving Your Vehicle
  145. Driving Your Vehicle
  146. Your Driving, the Road, and Your Vehicle
  147. control of a vehicle
  148. anti-lock brake system (abs)
  149. braking in emergencies
  150. traction control system (tcs)
  151. continuous variable road sensing
  152. power steering
  153. steering in emergencies
  154. off-road recovery
  155. loss of control
  156. driving at night
  157. driving in rain and on wet roads
  158. driving through deep standing water
  159. city driving
  160. freeway driving
  161. before leaving on a long trip
  162. highway hypnosis
  163. hill and mountain roads
  164. winter driving
  165. driving on snow or ice
  166. if you are caught in a blizzard
  167. if you are stuck: in sand, mud, ice or snow
  168. Towing
  169. recreational vehicle towing
  170. dolly towing
  171. automatic level control
  172. towing a trailer
  173. weight of the trailer
  174. weight of the trailer tongue
  175. trailer brakes
  176. making turns
  177. driving on grades
  178. maintenance when trailer towing
  179. Section 5 Service and Appearance Care
  180. Service and Appearance Care
  181. Table Of Contents
  182. Service
  183. Fuel
  184. fuels in foreign countries
  185. filling your tank
  186. Checking Things Under the Hood
  187. hood release
  188. engine compartment overview
  189. engine oil
  190. when to add engine oil
  191. what kind of engine oil to use
  192. engine oil additives
  193. when to change engine oil
  194. what to do with used oil
  195. automatic transaxle fluid
  196. how to check
  197. how to add fluid
  198. engine coolant
  199. what to use
  200. checking coolant
  201. coolant surge tank pressure cap
  202. engine overheating
  203. if steam is coming from your engine
  204. if no steam is coming from your engine
  205. cooling system
  206. how to add coolant to the coolant surge tank
  207. power steering fluid
  208. windshield washer fluid
  209. brake fluid
  210. brake wear
  211. brake pedal travel
  212. jump starting
  213. Headlamp Aiming
  214. headlamp horizontal aiming
  215. headlamp vertical aiming
  216. Bulb Replacement
  217. taillamps, turn signal, and stoplamps
  218. Windshield Wiper Blade Replacement
  219. Tires
  220. tire size
  221. tire terminology and definitions
  222. inflation - tire pressure
  223. when to check
  224. tire inspection and rotation
  225. when it is time for new tires
  226. buying new tires
  227. uniform tire quality grading
  228. wheel alignment and tire balance
  229. used replacement wheels
  230. tire chains
  231. if a tire goes flat
  232. changing a flat tire
  233. removing the spare tire and tools
  234. removing the wheel covers
  235. storing the flat tire and tools
  236. compact spare tire
  237. Appearance Care
  238. special fabric cleaning problems
  239. cleaning vinyl
  240. cleaning the speaker covers
  241. cleaning the outside of your vehicle
  242. cleaning aluminum or chrome-plated wheels
  243. cleaning tires
  244. vehicle care/appearance materials
  245. Vehicle Identification
  246. Electrical System
  247. fuses and circuit breakers
  248. removing the rear seat cushion
  249. rear underseat fuse block
  250. Capacities and Specifications
  251. Section 6 Maintenance Schedule
  252. Table Of Contents
  253. maintenance schedule
  254. using your maintenance schedule
  255. scheduled maintenance
  256. additional required services
  257. maintenance footnotes
  258. owner checks and services
  259. at least once a year
  260. recommended fluids and lubricants
  261. normal maintenance replacement parts
  262. maintenance record
  263. Customer Assistance and Information
  265. online owner center
  266. customer assistance offices
  267. canada – customer assistance
  268. roadside service
  269. plan ahead when possible
  270. additional program information
  271. vehicle data collection and event data records
  272. Reporting Safety Defects
  273. reporting safety defects to general motors
  274. current and past model order forms
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Cadillac 2004 DeVille Owner's Manual Manual pdf 312 page image
Cooling SystemWhen you decide it is safe to lift the hood, here is whatyou will see:A. Coolant Surge Tank with Pressure CapB. Electric Engine Cooling Fans{CAUTION:An electric engine cooling fan under the hoodcan start up even when the engine is notrunning and can injure you. Keep hands,clothing and tools away from any underhoodelectric fan.If the coolant inside the coolant surge tank is boiling,do not do anything else until it cools down. The vehicleshould be parked on a level surface.5-32
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