Cadillac 2005 Escalade manuals

2005 Escalade

Brand: Cadillac | Category: Automobile

Table of contents

1. instrument panel cluster
2. automatic climate controls
3. vehicle personalization

2005 Escalade

Brand: Cadillac | Category: Automobile

Table of contents

1. how to use this manual
2. Section 1 Seats and Restraint Systems
3. Table Of Contents
4. Table Of Contents
5. front seats
6. power lumbar
7. reclining seatbacks
8. head restraints
9. rear seats
10. bench seat
11. bucket seats
12. safety belts
13. why safety belts work
14. questions and answers about safety belts
15. driver position
16. safety belt use during pregnancy
17. right front passenger position
18. rear seat passengers
19. safety belt extender
20. child restraints
21. infants and young children
22. child restraint systems
23. where to put the restraint
24. top strap
25. top strap anchor location
26. airbag system
27. where are the airbags
28. when should an airbag inflate
29. what makes an airbag inflate
30. what will you see after an airbag inflates
31. passenger sensing system
32. servicing your airbag-equipped vehicle
33. restraint system check
34. Section 2 Features and Controls
35. Table Of Contents
36. Table Of Contents
37. remote keyless entry system operation
38. battery replacement
39. doors and locks
40. programmable automatic door locks
41. power windows
42. starting and operating your vehicle
43. retained accessory power (rap)
44. adjustable throttle and brake pedal
45. engine coolant heater
46. automatic transmission operation
47. parking brake
48. shifting into park (p)
49. shifting out of park (p)
50. parking over things that burn
51. running your engine while you are parked
52. outside convex mirror
53. using homelink
54. storage areas
55. center console storage area
56. convenience net
57. cargo cover
58. vehicle personalization
59. Section 3 Instrument Panel
60. Table Of Contents
61. Table Of Contents
62. hazard warning flashers
63. tilt wheel
64. windshield washer
65. cruise control
66. exterior lamps
67. headlamps on reminder
68. fog lamps
69. dome lamps
70. accessory power outlets
71. climate controls
72. manual operation
73. defogging and defrosting
74. outlet adjustment
75. rear climate control system
76. warning lights, gages, and indicators
77. instrument panel cluster
78. speedometer and odometer
79. airbag readiness light
80. passenger airbag status indicator
81. charging system light
82. anti-lock brake system warning light
83. traction off light
84. transmission temperature gage
85. malfunction indicator lamp
86. if the light is flashing
87. if the light is on steady
88. oil pressure gage
89. security light
90. cruise control light
91. fuel gage
92. driver information center (dic)
93. dic operation and displays
94. dic warnings and messages
95. dic vehicle customization
96. display units
97. setting the time
98. playing a cassette tape
99. cassette tape messages
100. rear seat entertainment system
101. remote control
102. navigation/radio system
103. rear seat audio (rsa)
104. cd changer
105. theft-deterrent feature
106. radio reception
107. care of your cassette tape player
108. care of your cds and dvds
109. diversity antenna system
110. Section 4 Driving Your Vehicle
111. Table Of Contents
112. your driving, the road, and your vehicle
113. control of a vehicle
114. anti-lock brake system (abs)
115. braking in emergencies
116. road sensing suspension
117. traction control operation
118. power steering
119. steering in emergencies
120. off-road recovery
121. loss of control
122. environmental concerns
123. driving at night
124. driving through deep standing water
125. driving through flowing water
126. city driving
127. freeway driving
128. before leaving on a long trip
129. highway hypnosis
130. driving on snow or ice
131. if you are caught in a blizzard
132. if you are stuck: in sand, mud, ice or snow
133. rocking your vehicle to get it out
134. loading your vehicle
135. towing your vehicle
136. towing a trailer
137. if you do decide to pull a trailer
138. weight of the trailer
139. weight of the trailer tongue
140. trailer brakes
141. driving with a trailer
142. following distance
143. driving on grades
144. Section 5 Service and Appearance Care
145. Table Of Contents
146. Table Of Contents
147. california proposition 65 warning
148. doing your own service work
149. gasoline octane
150. california fuel
151. fuels in foreign countries
152. filling your tank
153. the hood
154. hood release
155. engine compartment overview
156. engine oil
157. what kind of engine oil to use
158. engine oil life system
159. what to do with used oil
160. automatic transmission fluid
161. how to check
162. engine coolant
163. coolant surge tank pressure cap
164. if steam is coming from your engine
165. overheated engine protection operating mode
166. cooling system
167. how to add coolant to the coolant surge tank
168. engine fan noise
169. how to check power steering fluid
170. brake fluid
171. checking brake fluid
172. brake wear
173. vehicle storage
174. jump starting
175. rear axle
176. front axle
177. headlamp aiming
178. headlamp horizontal aiming
179. headlamp vertical aiming
180. bulb replacement
181. halogen bulbs
182. replacement bulbs
183. windshield wiper blade replacement
184. tire sidewall labelling
185. tire size
186. tire terminology and definitions
187. inflation - tire pressure
188. tire pressure monitor system
189. tire inspection and rotation
190. when it is time for new tires
191. buying new tires
192. uniform tire quality grading
193. wheel alignment and tire balance
194. used replacement wheels
195. tire chains
196. changing a flat tire
197. removing the spare tire and tools
198. secondary latch system
199. storing a flat or spare tire and tools
200. spare tire
201. appearance care
202. special fabric cleaning problems
203. instrument panel
204. glass surfaces
205. washing your vehicle
206. aluminum or chrome-plated wheels
207. sheet metal damage
208. underbody maintenance
209. vehicle identification
210. electrical system
211. fuses and circuit breakers
212. center instrument panel fuse block
213. underhood fuse block
214. Section 6 Maintenance Schedule
215. Table Of Contents
216. maintenance schedule
217. scheduled maintenance
218. additional required services
219. maintenance footnotes
220. at each fuel fill
221. at least once a year
222. ignition transmission lock check
223. underbody flushing service
224. recommended fluids and lubricants
225. normal maintenance replacement parts
226. maintenance record
227. Section 7 Customer Assistance and Information
228. Table Of Contents
229. customer assistance and information
230. online owner center
231. gm mobility reimbursement program
232. courtesy transportation
233. transportation options
234. reporting safety defects
235. reporting safety defects to general motors
236. service bulletins
237. Table Of Contents