Cadillac 2007 STS-V manuals

2007 STS-V

Brand: Cadillac | Category: Automobile

Table of contents

1. Table Of Contents
2. how to use this manual
3. safety warnings and symbols
4. vehicle symbols
5. Seats and Restraint Systems
6. Front Seats
7. heated and ventilated seats
8. head restraints
9. Rear Seats
10. Safety Belts
11. questions and answers about safety belts
12. how to wear safety belts properly
13. driver position
14. shoulder belt height adjustment
15. safety belt use during pregnancy
16. rear seat passengers
17. rear safety belt comfort guides
18. safety belt pretensioners
19. Child Restraints
20. infants and young children
21. child restraint systems
22. securing the child within the child restraint
23. where to put the restraint
24. lower anchors and tethers for children (latch)
25. securing a child restraint in a rear seat position
26. securing a child restraint in the right front seat position
27. Airbag System
28. where are the airbags
29. when should an airbag inflate
30. what makes an airbag inflate
31. how does an airbag restrain
32. passenger sensing system
33. servicing your airbag-equipped vehicle
34. Restraint System Check
35. replacing restraint system parts after a crash
36. Section 2 Features and Controls
37. Features and Controls
38. Keys
39. keyless access system
40. keyless access system operation
41. Doors and Locks
42. programmable automatic door locks
43. rear door security locks
44. Windows
45. power windows
46. Theft-Deterrent Systems
47. Starting and Operating Your Vehicle
48. retained accessory power (rap)
49. starting the engine
50. engine coolant heater
51. automatic transmission operation
52. shifting into park (p)
53. parking over things that burn
54. engine exhaust
55. running the engine while parked
56. Mirrors
57. outside automatic dimming mirror
58. OnStar ® System
59. Universal Home Remote System
60. universal home remote system
61. Storage Areas
62. Sunroof
63. Vehicle Personalization
64. Section 3 Instrument Panel
65. Instrument Panel
66. Table Of Contents
67. Instrument Panel Overview
68. hazard warning flashers
69. heated steering wheel
70. turn signal/multifunction lever
71. headlamp high/low-beam changer
72. forward collision alert (fca) system
73. windshield wipers
74. rainsense™ ii wipers
75. windshield washer
76. headlamp washer
77. cruise control
78. adaptive cruise control
79. wiper activated headlamps
80. headlamps on reminder
81. fog lamps
82. twilight sentinel
83. exterior lighting battery saver
84. reading lamps
85. inadvertent power battery saver
86. head-up display (hud)
87. how the system works
88. accessory power outlet(s)
89. ashtray and cigarette lighter
90. Climate Controls
91. outlet adjustment
92. passenger compartment air filter
93. Warning Lights, Gages, and Indicators
94. instrument panel cluster
95. speedometer and odometer
96. airbag readiness light
97. passenger airbag status indicator
98. charging system light
99. brake system warning light
100. anti-lock brake system warning light
101. engine coolant temperature gage
102. oil pressure light
103. security light
104. highbeam on light
105. Driver Information Center (DIC)
106. dic warnings and messages
107. other messages
108. Audio System(s)
109. setting the time
110. radio with cd
111. playing the radio
112. using an mp
113. xm radio messages
114. navigation/radio system
115. theft-deterrent feature
116. audio steering wheel controls
117. radio reception
118. care of the cd player
119. diversity antenna system
120. Section 4 Driving Your Vehicle
121. Driving Your Vehicle
122. Your Driving, the Road, and Your Vehicle
123. drunken driving
124. control of a vehicle
125. anti-lock brake system (abs)
126. traction control system (tcs)
127. competitive driving mode (sts-v)
128. stabilitrak system
129. power steering
130. off-road recovery
131. loss of control
132. driving at night
133. driving in rain and on wet roads
134. city driving
135. freeway driving
136. before leaving on a long trip
137. highway hypnosis
138. hill and mountain roads
139. winter driving
140. if your vehicle is stuck in sand
141. loading your vehicle
142. Towing
143. towing a trailer
144. Section 5 Service and Appearance Care
145. Service and Appearance Care
146. Table Of Contents
147. Table Of Contents
148. Service
149. california proposition 65 warning
150. doing your own service work
151. Fuel
152. gasoline specifications
153. filling the tank
154. filling a portable fuel container
155. Checking Things Under the Hood
156. engine compartment overview
157. engine oil life system
158. supercharger oil
159. engine air cleaner/filter
160. automatic transmission fluid
161. engine coolant
162. engine overheating
163. overheated engine protection operating mode
164. cooling system
165. power steering fluid
166. windshield washer fluid
167. jump starting
168. All-Wheel Drive
169. Rear Axle
170. Front Axle
171. high intensity discharge (hid) lighting
172. Windshield Replacement
173. Tires
174. winter tires
175. tire sidewall labeling
176. tire terminology and definitions
177. inflation - tire pressure
178. high-speed operation
179. tire pressure monitor system
180. tire inspection and rotation
181. when it is time for new tires
182. buying new tires
183. different size tires and wheels
184. uniform tire quality grading
185. wheel replacement
186. tire chains
187. if a tire goes flat
188. tire inflator kit
189. changing a flat tire
190. removing the spare tire and tools
191. removing the flat tire and installing the spare tire
192. storing a flat or spare tire
193. compact spare tire
194. Appearance Care
195. wood panels
196. washing your vehicle
197. finish care
198. aluminum or chrome-plated wheels
199. underbody maintenance
200. chemical paint spotting
201. Vehicle Identification
202. Electrical System
203. fuses and circuit breakers
204. rear underseat fuse block
205. Capacities and Specifications
206. Section 6 Maintenance Schedule
207. Maintenance Schedule
209. your vehicle and the environment
210. scheduled maintenance
211. additional required services
212. maintenance footnotes
213. owner checks and services
214. at each fuel fill
215. at least once a year
216. recommended fluids and lubricants
217. normal maintenance replacement parts
218. engine drive belt routing
219. maintenance record
220. Customer Assistance Information
221. Customer Assistance and Information
222. online owner center
223. customer assistance offices
224. gm mobility reimbursement program
225. roadside service
226. courtesy transportation
227. vehicle data collection and event data recorders
228. collision damage repair
229. Reporting Safety Defects
230. service publications ordering information
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2007 STS-V

Brand: Cadillac | Category: Automobile