Cadillac 2008 Escalade manuals

2008 Escalade

Brand: Cadillac | Category: Automobile

Table of contents

1. canadian owners
2. using this manual
3. vehicle symbols
4. Section 1 Seats and Restraint Systems
5. Seats and Restraint Systems
6. Front Seats
7. power lumbar
8. power reclining seatbacks
9. head restraints
10. Rear Seats
11. second row
12. third row seats
13. bucket seats (second row)
14. reclining seatbacks
15. third row seat
16. removing the third row seat
17. installing the third row seat
18. Safety Belts
19. why safety belts work
20. how to wear safety belts properly
21. lap-shoulder belt
22. safety belt use during pregnancy
23. safety belt extender
24. Child Restraints
25. infants and young children
26. child restraint systems
27. securing the child within the child restraint
28. where to put the restraint
29. lower anchors and tethers for children (latch)
30. top tether anchor
31. securing a child restraint designed for the latch system
32. securing a child restraint in a rear seat position
33. securing a child restraint in the center front seat position
34. securing a child restraint in the right front seat position
35. Airbag System
36. where are the airbags
37. when should an airbag inflate
38. what makes an airbag inflate
39. what will you see after an airbag inflates
40. passenger sensing system
41. servicing your airbag-equipped vehicle
42. Restraint System Check
43. replacing restraint system parts after a crash
44. Section 2 Features and Controls
45. Features and Controls
46. Table Of Contents
47. Keys
48. remote keyless entry (rke) system
49. battery replacement
50. remote vehicle start
51. remote start ready
52. Doors and Locks
53. delayed locking
54. lockout protection
55. power liftgate
56. power running boards
57. Windows
58. power windows
59. Theft-Deterrent Systems
60. content theft-deterrent
61. testing the alarm
62. Starting and Operating Your Vehicle
63. starting the engine
64. starting procedure
65. engine coolant heater
66. to use the engine coolant heater
67. automatic transmission operation
68. parking brake
69. shifting into park (p)
70. shifting out of park (p)
71. parking over things that burn
72. engine exhaust
73. running the engine while parked
74. Mirrors
75. compass variance
76. outside temperature
77. automatic dimming mirror operation
78. outside power foldaway mirrors
79. automatic dimming
80. heated mirrors
81. Object Detection Systems
82. how the system works
83. OnStar ® System
84. onstar services
85. onstar steering wheel controls
86. Universal Home Remote System
87. reprogramming universal home remote buttons
88. Storage Areas
89. center console storage
90. rear storage area
91. convenience net
92. Sunroof
93. Section 3 Instrument Panel
94. Instrument Panel
95. Table Of Contents
96. Instrument Panel Overview
97. other warning devices
98. heated steering wheel
99. turn and lane-change signals
100. rainsense™ ii wipers
101. windshield washer
102. rear window wiper/washer
103. cruise control
104. setting cruise control
105. exterior lamps
106. headlamps on reminder
107. automatic headlamp system
108. fog lamps
109. dome lamps
110. electric power management
111. accessory power outlet(s)
112. ashtray and cigarette lighter
113. Climate Controls
114. automatic operation
115. manual operation
116. air conditioning
117. rear window defogger
118. outlet adjustment
119. Warning Lights, Gages, and Indicators
120. instrument panel cluster
121. speedometer and odometer
122. airbag readiness light
123. passenger airbag status indicator
124. charging system light
125. brake system warning light
126. antilock brake system warning light
127. tire pressure light
128. if the light is flashing
129. emissions inspection and maintenance programs
130. Maintenance Schedule
131. highbeam on light
132. Driver Information Center (DIC)
133. dic operation and displays
134. trip odometer
135. tire pressure
136. dic warnings and messages
137. check tire pressure
138. engine overheated stop engine
139. fuel level low
140. rear access open
141. service brake system
142. turn signal on
143. dic vehicle customization
144. display language
145. remote door lock
146. remote door unlock
147. approach lighting
148. easy exit seat
149. remote start
150. factory settings
151. Audio System(s)
152. setting the clock
153. playing the radio
154. finding a station
155. setting preset stations
156. rds messages
157. radio message
158. using the dvd player
159. dvd messages
160. using an mp
161. xm radio messages
162. before you drive
163. audio output
164. remote control
165. remote control buttons
166. rear seat audio (rsa)
167. audio steering wheel controls
168. radio reception
169. rear side window antenna
170. Section 4 Driving Your Vehicle
171. Driving Your Vehicle
172. Your Driving, the Road, and Your Vehicle
173. control of a vehicle
174. antilock brake system (abs)
175. braking in emergencies
176. road sensing suspension
177. traction control operation
178. power steering
179. steering in emergencies
180. off-road recovery
181. off-road driving
182. environmental concerns
183. scanning the terrain
184. driving on off-road hills
185. approaching a hill
186. driving downhill
187. driving across an incline
188. stalling on an incline
189. driving in water
190. driving at night
191. driving in rain and on wet roads
192. before leaving on a long trip
193. hill and mountain roads
194. winter driving
195. if you are caught in a blizzard
196. if your vehicle is stuck in sand
197. rocking your vehicle to get it out
198. loading your vehicle
199. Towing
200. recreational vehicle towing
201. dolly towing
202. towing a trailer
203. if you do decide to pull a trailer
204. weight of the trailer
205. weight of the trailer tongue
206. driving with a trailer
207. making turns
208. turn signals when towing a trailer
209. parking on hills
210. trailer wiring harness
211. trailer recommendations
212. Section 5 Service and Appearance Care
213. Service and Appearance Care
214. Table Of Contents
215. Service
216. california perchlorate materials requirements
217. Fuel
218. fuels in foreign countries
219. filling the tank
220. Checking Things Under the Hood
221. hood release
222. engine compartment overview
223. engine oil
224. what kind of engine oil to use
225. engine oil additives
226. engine air cleaner/filter
227. how to inspect the engine air cleaner/filter
228. automatic transmission fluid
229. cold check procedure
230. engine coolant
231. checking coolant
232. adding coolant
233. if no steam is coming from your engine
234. overheated engine protection operating mode
235. cooling system
236. how to add coolant to the coolant surge tank
237. engine fan noise
238. power steering fluid
239. windshield washer fluid
240. brake fluid
241. checking brake fluid
242. brake adjustment
243. vehicle storage
244. jump starting
245. All-Wheel Drive
246. Rear Axle
247. Front Axle
248. Headlamp Aiming
249. Bulb Replacement
250. license plate lamp
251. Windshield Wiper Blade Replacement
252. backglass wiper blade replacement
253. Tires
254. tire sidewall labeling
255. inflation - tire pressure
256. how to check
257. tire pressure monitor system
258. tire pressure monitor operation
259. tpms malfunction light and message
260. tpms sensor matching process
261. tire inspection and rotation
262. when it is time for new tires
263. buying new tires
264. different size tires and wheels
265. uniform tire quality grading
266. wheel alignment and tire balance
267. wheel replacement
268. tire chains
269. if a tire goes flat
270. changing a flat tire
271. removing the spare tire and tools
272. removing the flat tire and installing the spare tire
273. secondary latch system
274. storing a flat or spare tire
275. Appearance Care
276. speaker covers
277. washing your vehicle
278. windshield, backglass, and wiper blades
279. underbody maintenance
280. vehicle care/appearance materials
281. Vehicle Identification
282. Electrical System
283. instrument panel fuse block
284. top view
285. underhood fuse block
286. Capacities and Specifications
287. Section 6 Maintenance Schedule
288. Table Of Contents
289. maintenance schedule
290. scheduled maintenance
291. additional required services
292. maintenance footnotes
293. engine oil level check
294. at least once a year
295. ignition transmission lock check
296. recommended fluids and lubricants
297. maintenance replacement parts
298. maintenance record
299. Section 7 Customer Assistance Information
300. Customer Assistance Information
301. Customer Assistance and Information
302. online owner center
303. customer assistance offices
304. roadside service
305. calling for assistance
306. courtesy transportation
307. collision damage repair
308. repair facility
309. Reporting Safety Defects
310. service manuals
311. Vehicle Data Recording and Privacy
312. event data recorders
313. navigation system
314. Table Of Contents
315. Table Of Contents
316. Table Of Contents

2008 Escalade

Brand: Cadillac | Category: Automobile

Table of contents

1. Table Of Contents
2. Rear Vision Camera
3. Power Running Boards
4. Operation
5. Tire Pressure Monitor
6. Customer Assistance

2008 Escalade

Brand: Cadillac | Category: Automobile

Table of contents

1. canadian owners
2. getting started
3. storing preset destinations
4. using your stored preset destinations
5. canceling guidance
6. Table Of Contents
7. Features and Controls
8. Phone
9. Maps
10. installing the dvd map disc
11. Symbols
12. map screen
13. driving on a route
14. Destination
15. address book
16. previous destination
17. from map
18. preset destination
19. getting started on your route
20. voice volume
21. cancel guidance
22. adding destinations to the address book
23. Configure Menu
24. route preference
26. Rear Vision Camera
27. Global Positioning System (GPS)
28. Problems with Route Guidance
29. If the System Needs Service
30. navigation audio system
31. finding a station
32. sound menu
33. radio menu
34. playing an audio cd
35. using an mp3 cd
36. dvd player
37. playing a dvd
38. dvd menu options
39. dvd messages
40. Voice Recognition
42. voice recognition commands
43. radio commands
44. voice help
45. Overview