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Battery

N00939100783

The condition of the battery is very important for quick starting

and to keep the vehicle’s electrical system working properly.

Check the battery regularly.

Removing and installing the battery upper cover

(vehicles with turbocharger)

N00901300012

To r emove

1. Remove the clips (A), and then remove the air duct (B).

WARNING

● An SRS airbag sensor is located in the front of the

engine compartment near the battery.

When checking or replacing the battery, or when

working around this area, do not strike or damage

this sensor.

WARNING

● Turn the ignition key to the “LOCK” position on

vehicle. Make sure that your clothes cannot be

caught by the fan or drive belt. Personal injury

could result.

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Table of Contents2
Except for Ralliart3
Instruments and Controls (Driver’s Area)3
Overview3
Ralliart4
Instruments and Controls5
Center Panel7
Interior8
Trunk Area10
Compartment P11
Outside (Front)11
Outside (Rear)13
If this Warning Light Comes on or Flashes While You’re Driving16
Quick Index16
If this Problem Occurs18
General Information22
Fuel Selection23
- Gasoline Detergent Additives23
- Octane Requirement23
- Filling the Fuel Tank25
- Refueling26
- Modifications to and Racing of Your Vehicle28
- Installation of Accessories29
- Mitsubishi Motors Genuine Parts30
- Modification/Alterations to the Electrical or Fuel Systems30
- California Perchlorate Materials Requirements31
Seat and Restraint Systems32
- Seats33
- Front Seats34
- Seats and Restraint Systems34
  - To Adjust the Seat Forward or Backward36
  - To Adjust the Seatback36
  - Heated Seats (if so Equipped)38
  - To Adjust the Seat Height (Driver’s Side Only, if so Equipped)38
  - Folding the Seatbacks Forward (if so Equipped)39
- Rear Seats39
  - Arm Rest (if so Equipped)40
  - Except for RECARO Seat41
- Head Restraints41
  - Adjustment of the Head Restraint Height42
  - To Install42
  - To Remove42
  - RECARO Sea44
- Seat Belts45
- Seat Belt Instructions46
- Driver’s Seat Belt Reminder/Warning Light and Display49
- Front Passenger Seat Belt Warning Light50
- Adjustable Seat Belt Shoulder Anchor (Front Seats)51
- Seat Belt Extender52
- Seat Belt Use During Pregnancy52
- Pre-Tensioner System53
- Seat Belt Pre-Tensioner and Force Limiter Systems53
  - Force Limiter System54
  - SRS Warning54
- Child Restraint Systems55
  - Guidelines for Child Restraint System Selection55
  - Installing a Child Restraint System Using the LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children) System59
  - Lower Anchor Locations59
  - Tether Anchor Locations59
  - Examples of Child Restraint Systems Compatible with the LATCH System60
  - Using the LATCH System60
  - Installing a Child Restraint System Using the Seat Belt (with Emergency/Automatic Locking Mechanism)62
  - Children Who Have Outgrown Child Restraint Systems65
- Maintenance and Inspection of Seat Belts65
- Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) - Airbag66
- How the Supplemental Restraint System Works70
- Event Data Recording71
- Driver’s Seat Position Sensor72
- Passenger’s Seat Weight Sensors72
- Passenger’s Airbag off Indicator73
- SRS Warning Light/Display74
- Driver’s and Passenger’s Front Airbag System75
- Driver’s Knee Airbag System76
- Deployment of Front Airbags77
- Side Airbag System (if so Equipped)82
- Curtain Airbag System (if so Equipped)83
- Deployment of Side Airbag and Curtain Airbag86
- SRS Servicing89
- Warning Labels91
Features and Controls92
- Break-In Recommendations93
- Keys93
- Electronic Immobilizer (Anti-Theft Starting System)96
- Keyless Entry System (if so Equipped)100
- Answerback Function101
- To Lock the Doors101
- To Open the Trunk Lid101
- To Unlock the Doors101
- Buzzer Deactivation/Reactivation102
- Changing the Setting of the Turn Signal Lights Answer-Back Function102
- Setting of Door Unlock Function102
- Additional Remote Control Transmitters103
- Replacement Remote Control Transmitters103
- Using the Panic Alarm103
- Customer Remote Control Transmitter Programming104
General Information105
- Free-Hand Advanced Security Transmitter (F.A.S.T.-Key) (if so Equipped)107
- Procedure for Replacing the Remote Control Transmitter Battery105
- Operating Range of the F.A.S.T.-Key109
- Operating Range for Locking and Unlocking the Doors and for Opening the Trunk Lid110
- Operating Range for Starting the Engine111
- To Operate Using the F.A.S.T.-Key111
Ignition Switch115
- To Turn from “ACC” to “LOCK”116
- To Turn from “LOCK (PUSH OFF)” to “ACC”116
- Warning Activation117
- F.A.S.T.-Key Take-Out Monitoring System119
- Key Lock-In Prevention System119
- Door Ajar Prevention System120
- Ignition Switch Turn-Off Reminder System120
- Starting121
- Steering Wheel Lock121
- Starting the Engine122
- Emergency Key124
- Flooded Engine124
- To Operate Using the Emergency Key124
- To Turn from “LOCK” to “ACC”126
- Normal Conditions130
- At Extremely Cold Ambient Temperature132
- Additional F.A.S.T.-Key133
- Replacement F.A.S.T.-Key133
- Customer F.A.S.T.-Key Programming (Except for Vehicles Sold in Canada)134
- Keyless Entry System136
- Horn Deactivation/Reactivation137
- Additional F.A.S.T.-Keys139
- Replacement F.A.S.T.-Keys139
- Door Locks143
  - To Lock or Unlock the Door from the Inside144
  - To Lock or Unlock the Front Doors with the Key144
  - Key Reminder System145
  - Lock out Protection145
  - To Lock the Door Without Using the Key145
  - Ignition Switch Return Reminder System146
- Power Door Locks146
  - To Lock and Unlock the Doors146
  - “Child Safety Locks” for Rear Door149
- Trunk Lid150
- Inside Emergency Trunk Lid Release153
- Armed Stage154
- Theft-Alarm System (if so Equipped)154
  - Alarm Deactivation156
  - Alarm Stage156
  - Type of Alarm156
  - Disarmed Stage157
  - Testing the Theft-Alarm System157
  - Main Switch158
- Power Windows158
  - Sub Switch159
  - Safety Mechanism (Driver’s Door Window Only)160
  - Timer Function160
  - Lock Switch161
- Sunroof (if so Equipped)162
  - What to Do if You Hear Wind Buffeting When Driving162
  - Safety Mechanism163
  - Sunshade164
- Parking Brake165
  - To Apply166
  - To Release166
- Steering Wheel Tilt Lock Lever167
- Inside Day/Night Rearview Mirror168
- Outside Rearview Mirrors170
  - To Reduce the Glare170
  - To Adjust the Mirror Position171
  - To Fold the Mirror171
  - Heated Mirror (if so Equipped)172
- Ignition Switch172
  - ACC Power Auto-Cutout Function173
  - To Remove the Key174
- Steering Wheel Lock175
- Starting and Stopping the Engine176
  - Tips for Starting176
  - Stopping the Engine179
- Turbocharger Operation (if so Equipped)181
- Manual Transaxle (if so Equipped)182
  - Proper Shift Points182
  - Downshifting183
  - Recommended Downshifting Speed183
  - Upshifting183
- Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) (if so Equipped)184
  - Driving Downhill184
  - Driving Precautions184
  - Driving Uphill184
  - Maximum Possible Driving Speed184
Selector Lever Operation185
- Vehicles with Sports Mode187
- When the Selector Lever Cannot be Shifted from the “P” (PARK) Position188
- Selector Lever Position Display189
- Warning Display190
- Selector Lever Positions191
- Sports Mode192
- Operation of the CVT194
- Sports Mode Display194
- Parking195
- Passing Acceleration195
- Waiting195
- Twin Clutch SST (Sportronic Shift Transmission) (if so Equipped)196
- When the CVT Makes no Speed Change196
- Gearshift Lever Operation197
- Gearshift Lever Position Display199
- If the Gearshift Lever Position Display Is Not Showing200
- Warning Display201
  - Gearshift Lever Positions (Main Shift Gate)203
  - Twin Clutch SST Control Mode204
  - Twin Clutch SST Control Mode Switch205
  - Twin Clutch SST Control Mode Display206
- Manual Shift207
  - Selecting Manual Shifting208
  - Shifting Using the Gearshift Lever208
  - Returning to “D” Range Operation209
  - Shifting up and Shifting down209
  - Shifting up210
  - Shifting Using the Sportronic Steering Wheel Shifters210
  - Shifting down211
  - Manual Shift Display212
  - Operation of the Twin Clutch SST213
  - Uphill/Downhill Driving213
  - What to Do if the Following Occur with the Twin Clutch SST215
- All-Wheel Drive System (if so Equipped)216
- Cautions on Handling of All-Wheel Drive Vehicles217
  - Jacking up a All-Wheel Drive Vehicles218
  - Towing218
- ACD (Active Center Differential System) (if so Equipped)219
  - ACD Control Mode219
  - ACD Control Mode Display220
  - ACD Control Mode Switch220
- ACD Warning Display221
- Brake Pedal222
- Limited-Slip Differential (if so Equipped)222
- Service Brake222
- Brake Pad Wear Alarm223
- Power Brakes223
- Hill Start Assist (Vehicles with Twin Clutch SST)224
- Anti-Lock Braking System (if so Equipped)225
  - Driving Hints225
  - Anti-Lock Braking System Warning Light / Display226
  - If the Warning Light / Display Comes on While Driving227
  - After Driving on Icy Roads228
- Active Stability Control (ASC) (if so Equipped)229
  - Skid Control Function230
  - Traction Control Function230
  - “ASC OFF” Switch231
  - ASC Operation Display, ASC off Display or Indicator (if so Equipped)232
  - ASC Warning Display233
- Cruise Control (if so Equipped)234
- Power Steering System234
  - Cruise Control Indicator235
  - Cruise Control Switches235
  - To Activate236
  - To Increase the Set Speed237
  - To Decrease the Set Speed238
  - To Temporarily Increase or Decrease the Speed239
  - To Deactivate240
  - To Resume the Set Speed242
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System243
  - The Tire Pressure Monitoring System Warning Light / Display244
  - If the Warning Light Illuminates While Driving246
  - Whenever the Tires and Wheels Are Replaced with New Ones247
- Instrument Cluster249
  - Speedometer250
  - Tachometer251
  - Rheostat Meter Illumination Button252
  - Except for Vehicles Equipped with the Twin Clutch SST253
- Multi-Information Display253
  - For Vehicles Equipped with the Twin Clutch SST254
  - Multi-Information Meter Switch255
  - Information Screen (with Ignition Switch in the “OFF” Position)256
  - Odometer/Trip Odometer257
  - Service Reminder258
  - Interrupt Display Screen (with Ignition Switch in the “OFF” Position)259
  - Returning to the Display Screen from before the Warning Display259
  - Door Ajar Warning Display (with Ignition Switch in the “OFF” Position)260
  - Information Screen (with Ignition Switch Turned from “OFF” to “ON” Position)261
  - System Check Screen262
  - ACD Control Mode Display Screen263
  - Information Screen (with Ignition Switch in the “ON” Position)263
  - “Active Stability Control (ASC) OFF” Display Screen263
  - Driving Range Display265
  - Engine Coolant Temperature Display265
  - Average Fuel Consumption Display266
  - Average Speed Display266
  - Function Setting Screen267
  - Momentary Fuel Consumption Display267
  - Interrupt Display Screen (with Ignition Switch in the “ON” Position)268
  - Gearshift Lever Position Display Screen (Twin Clutch SST)269
  - Other Interrupt Displays269
  - Redisplay of a Warning Display Screen269
  - Selector Lever Position Display Screen {Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)}269
  - Fuel Remaining Display Screen270
  - Outside Temperature Display Screen270
  - Twin Clutch SST Control Mode Display Screen (Twin Clutch SST)270
  - Fuel Remaining Warning Display271
  - Fuel Tank Filler Door Mark271
  - Service Reminder272
  - Door Ajar Warning Display (with Ignition Switch in the “ON” Position)274
  - Changing the Function Settings (with Ignition Switch in the “ON” Position)275
  - Changing the Reset Mode for Average Fuel Consumption and Average Speed276
  - Changing the Fuel Consumption Display Unit278
  - Changing the Temperature Unit280
  - Changing the Display Language281
  - Operation Sound Setting283
  - Changing the Amount of Time until “REST REMINDER” Is Displayed284
  - Changing the Turn-Signal Sound (Type2)285
  - Changing the Momentary Fuel Consumption Display (Type 2)286
  - Returning to the Factory Settings287
- Indicator Light, Warning Light, and Information Screen Display List288
  - Information Screen Display List290
  - Warning Display List (with Ignition Switch in the “OFF” Position)291
  - Warning Display List (with Ignition Switch in the “ON” Position)294
  - Other Interrupt Displays (with Ignition Switch in the “ON” Position)300
  - Brake Warning Light302
- High Beam Indicator302
- Warning Lights302
- Engine Malfunction Indicator (“SERVICE ENGINE SOON” or “Check Engine Light”)303
- Charging System Warning Light304
- Brake Warning Display305
- Information Screen Display305
  - Charging System Warning Display306
  - Oil Pressure Warning Display307
- Combination Headlights and Dimmer Switch308
- Light Auto-Cutout Function (Headlights and Other Lights)311
- Dimmer (High/Low Beam Change)312
- Headlight Reminder Buzzer312
- Headlight Flasher313
  - Welcome Light (for Vehicles Equipped with the Color Multi-Information Display)313
  - Coming Home Light (for Vehicles Equipped with the Color Multi-Information Display)314
- Headlight Leveling Switch (if so Equipped)315
- Turn Signal Lever316
- Hazard Warning Flasher Switch317
- Front Fog Light Switch (if so Equipped)318
- Windshield Wipers319
- Wiper and Washer Switch319
  - Misting Function320
  - To Adjust Intermittent Intervals320
  - Rain Sensor (if so Equipped)321
  - Vehicle with Rain Sensor321
  - To Adjust the Sensitivity of the Rain Sensor323
  - Windshield Washer325
- Electric Rear Window Defogger Switch326
- Precautions to Observe When Using Wipers and Washers326
- Horn Switch327
- Hands-Free Bluetooth ® Cellular Phone Interface System with Voice Recognition (if so Equipped)328
  - Steering Control Switch329
  - Voice Recognition Function331
  - Speaker Enrollment Function332
  - Canceling334
  - Enabling and Disabling the Voice Model and Retraining334
  - Help Function334
  - MUTE Function334
  - Confirmation Function Setting335
  - Security Function335
  - Setting the Passcode335
  - Disabling the Passcode336
  - Entering the Passcode336
  - Pairing a Cellular Phone337
  - Selecting the Phone339
  - Deleting a Phone340
  - Having the System Tell You a List of the Registered Cellular Phones340
  - Making a Call by Saying a Name in the System Phonebook341
  - Making a Call by Using the Telephone Number341
  - To Make a Call341
  - Emergency Calls342
  - Redialing342
  - SEND Function342
  - Switching between Hands-Free Mode and Private Mode342
  - Phonebook Function343
  - Receiving Calls343
  - New Entry344
  - Edit345
  - Deleting a Registered Number346
  - Having the System Tell You a List of the Phonebook Entries346
  - Erasing the Phonebook347
  - Voice Command Tree348
  - Voice Command Tree - Phonebook349
  - Voice Command Tree - Setup350
  - Commands and Alternatives351
  - Enrollment Commands357
- Sun Visors359
- Card Holder360
- Vanity Mirror360
- Ashtray361
- Cigarette Lighter (if so Equipped)362
- 12 V Power Outlet363
- Power Outlet (if so Equipped)363
- Dome Light (Front)/Reading Lights365
- Interior Lights365
  - Reading Lights366
  - Dome Light (Rear)367
  - Interior Light Auto-Cutout Function (Dome Light and Other Lights)368
- Storage Spaces368
- Glove Compartment370
  - Front Console Boxes371
  - Lower Box371
  - Upper Box371
  - Floor Console Box with Lid372
  - Tissue Holder372
- Cup Holder373
  - For the Front Seat373
  - Luggage Floor Boxes373
- Bottle Holder374
- For the Rear Seat374
- Assist Grip375
- Coat Hook (if so Equipped)375
Driving Safety376
- Driving, Alcohol and Drugs377
- Fuel Economy377
- Floor Mats378
- Vehicle Preparation before Driving378
- Safe Driving Techniques379
- Driving During Cold Weather380
- Braking381
- Loading Information383
- Tire and Loading Information Placard384
  - Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit385
  - Cargo Load Precautions387
- Cargo Loads387
- Trailer Towing388
Comfort Controls390
- Air Flow and Direction Adjustments391
- Vents391
  - Changing the Mode Selection392
  - Foot Position393
  - Foot/Face Position393
  - Defroster Position394
  - Foot/Defroster Position394
  - Blower Speed Selection Dial395
  - Control Panel395
- Heater Without Air Conditioning Function (if so Equipped)395
  - Mode Selection Dial396
  - Temperature Control Dial396
  - Air Selection Switch397
  - Heating398
  - Operating the System398
  - Combination of Unheated Air and Heated Air399
  - Defrosting or Defogging the Windshield and Door Windows399
  - For Ordinary Defrosting400
  - For Quick Defrosting400
- Manual Air Conditioning with MAX A/C Mode (if so Equipped)401
  - Personalizing the Air Selection (Changing the Function Setting)404
  - Operating the Air Conditioning System406
  - Cooling407
  - For Ordinary Cooling407
  - For Quick Cooling407
  - Defrosting or Defogging (Windshield, Door Windows)409
- Manual Air Conditioning Without MAX A/C Mode (if so Equipped)411
- Automatic Air Conditioning with Fahrenheit Scale (if so Equipped)420
  - Operating the Air Conditioning System (Automatic Mode)427
  - Operating the Air Conditioning System (Manual Mode)428
- Automatic Air Conditioning with Celsius Scale (if so Equipped)430
  - Air Conditioning System Refrigerant and Lubricant Recommendations440
  - During a Long Period of Disuse440
- Important Air Conditioning Operating Tips440
- Air Purifier441
- AM/FM Electronically Tuned Radio with CD Player441
  - SIRIUS Satellite Radio442
  - Volume and Tone Control Panel443
  - To Adjust the Tone444
  - To Adjust the Volume444
  - FIELD (Sound Field Selection)446
  - TYPE (Acoustic Characteristic Selection)446
  - Speed Compensated Volume Function447
  - Radio Control Panel and Display448
  - To Listen to the Radio449
  - Radio Broadcast Data System (RBDS)450
  - To Search for a Broadcast of Desired PTY450
  - Scan Function451
  - Text Message452
  - SIRIUS Satellite Radio Control Panel and Display453
  - To Listen to the SIRIUS Satellite Radio454
  - SIRIUS ID Indication455
  - To Enter Channels into the Memory455
  - To Skip or Lock a Desired Channel - MENU Mode456
  - To Cancel Skip Settings457
  - To Lock a Desired Channel457
  - To Skip a Desired Channel457
  - To Unlock Locked Channels458
  - To Change the Lock Cancellation Code459
  - To Reset the Lock Cancellation Code460
  - CD Control Panel and Display461
  - To Listen to a CD462
  - To Listen to an MP3 CD463
  - Folder Selection Order/Mp3 File Playback Order (Example)464
  - To Fast Forward/Reverse the Disc464
  - To Repeat a Track465
  - To Select a Desired Folder (MP3 Cds Only)465
  - To Select a Desired Track465
  - To Change the Order of Tracks for Playback466
  - To Find the Start of each Track on a Disc for Playback467
  - CD Text and MP3 Title Display468
- (If so Equipped)469
  - AM/FM Electronically Tuned Radio with 6 CD Autochanger (RBDS and MP3 Compatible)469
  - ID3 Tag Information469
- Autochanger (RBDS and MP3 Compatible)490
  - To Eject All the Discs492
  - MP3 Title498
- (If so Equipped)499
- To Use the External Audio Input Function (if so Equipped)499
- To Activate the External Audio Input Mode500
- Steering Wheel Audio Remote Control Switch (if so Equipped)501
  - Automatic Tuning502
  - Channel Selection / Category Selection (Vehicles with Satellite Radio)502
  - To Turn on the Power502
  - Volume Control502
- Error Codes (SIRIUS Satellite Radio) (if so Equipped)504
- Error Codes (SIRIUS Satellite Radio)506
- Handling of Compact Discs (CD)508
- Notes on CD-Rs/Rws510
- Antenna511
  - Roof Antenna (Except for Vehicles with SIRIUS Satellite Radio)511
  - Roof Antenna (for Vehicles with SIRIUS Satellite Radio)512
- Digital Clock513
- General Information about Your Radio514
- Signal Transmission514
- Weak Reception (Fading)514
- Cross Modulation515
- FM Stereo Reception515
- Reflection515
- Causes of Disturbances516
For Emergencies518
- If the Vehicle Breaks down519
- Jump-Starting the Engine519
- Engine Overheating522
  - If Your Vehicle Has Anti-Lock Brakes522
  - Storage524
- Tools and Jack524
- Jack525
- How to Change a Tire526
- Towing539
- Towing the Vehicle by a Tow Truck540
- Operation under Adverse Driving Conditions541
- If Your Vehicle Becomes Stuck in Sand, Mud or Snow541
- On Wet Roads541
- On a Bumpy or Rutted Road542
- On Snowy or Icy Roads542
Vehicle Care and Maintenance544
- Service Precautions545
- Catalytic Converter546
- Engine Hood547
- View of the Engine Compartment550
- Engine Oil and Oil Filter551
- Engine Coolant555
- Radiator Cap557
- Air Cleaner Filter558
- Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) Fluid (if so Equipped)561
- Manual Transaxle Oil (if so Equipped)561
  - Fluid Type562
  - Special Additives562
- Transfer Oil (All-Wheel Drive Models)562
- Twin Clutch Sportronic Shift Transmission (Twin Clutch SST) Fluid562
Twin Clutch Sst) Fluid (if so Equipped562
AWC Control Fluid (if so Equipped)563
- Oil Type563
- Brake Fluid/Clutch Fluid (if so Equipped)564
- During Cold Weather564
- Washer Fluid564
Rear Axle Oil (All-Wheel Drive Models)563
- To Check the Fluid Level564
- Power Steering Fluid565
- Battery566
- Removing and Installing the Battery Upper Cover (Vehicles with Turbocharger)566
- To Check the Battery Indicator568
- Checking Battery Electrolyte Level569
- Disconnection and Connection570
- Tires572
  - Size Designation573
  - Tire Markings573
  - Maximum Load574
  - Maximum Pressure574
  - Service Description574
  - Tire Identification Number (TIN)574
  - Tire Inflation Pressures575
  - Treadwear, Traction and Temperature Grades575
- Replacing Tires and Wheels577
- Tire Maintenance577
- Tread Wear Indicators578
- Tire Rotation579
- Snow Tires580
- Tire Chains580
- Brake Pedal Free Play581
- Clutch Pedal Free Play (if so Equipped)581
- Parking Brake Break-In582
- Parking Brake Lever Stroke582
- Emission-Control System Maintenance583
- Wiper Blades583
- Spark Plugs584
  - Fuel Hoses585
  - Fuel System (Tank, Pipe Line and Connection, and Fuel Tank Filler Cap)585
- Ignition Cables585
  - Intake Valve Clearance585
  - Ball Joint, Steering Linkage Seals and Drive Shaft Boots586
  - Brake Hoses586
  - Disc Brake Pads, Rear Drum Brake Linings and Rear Wheel Cylinders586
- General Maintenance586
  - Drive Belt (for Generator, Power Steering Pump, Air Conditioning Compressor)587
  - Check for any of the Following Conditions588
  - Exhaust System588
- Hood Lock Release Mechanism and Safety Catch588
For Cold and Snowy Weather589
Fusible Links589
- Fuse Block Location590
- Fuses590
- Passenger Compartment590
- Engine Compartment592
- Fuse Load Capacities592
- Passenger Compartment Fuse Location Table593
- Engine Compartment Fuse Location Table594
- Fusible Links594
  - Identification of Fuse596
  - Fuse Replacement597
- Bulb Capacity599
- Replacement of Light Bulbs599
  - Headlights (Low Beam, Except for Vehicles with High Intensity Discharge Headlights)602
  - Inside602
  - Headlights (High Beam, Except for Vehicles with High Intensity Discharge Headlights)605
  - Daytime Running Lights (for Vehicles with High Intensity Discharge Headlights)607
  - Adjustment of Headlight Aim609
  - Headlights (Low/High Beam, for Vehicles with High Intensity Discharge Lights)609
  - Parking and Side-Marker Lights (Except for Vehicles with High Intensity Discharge Headlights)610
  - Parking and Side-Marker Lights (for Vehicles with High Intensity Discharge Headlights)612
  - Front Turn Signal Lights614
  - Front Fog Lights (Except for Vehicles with Turbocharger)616
  - Front Fog Lights (for Vehicles with Turbocharger)619
  - Rear Combination Lights623
  - Tail Lights and Back-Up Lights626
- License Plate Light627
- Trunk Area Light632
- Vehicle Care Precautions632
- Cleaning the Inside of Your Vehicle633
- Upholstery633
- Cleaning the Outside of Your Vehicle634
  - Foreign Material634
  - Genuine Leather634
  - Washing634
  - Damaged Paint636
  - Polishing636
  - Waxing636
  - Aluminum Wheels (if so Equipped)637
  - Chrome Parts637
  - Cleaning Plastic Parts637
  - Window Glass637
  - Engine Compartment638
  - Customer Assistance/ Reporting Safety Defects640
- Consumer Information641
- Uniform Tire Quality Grading641
- Reporting Safety Defects642
- Important Facts to Know in Case of an Accident644
Specifications644
- Specifications646
- Vehicle Labeling647
- Chassis Number648
- Engine Serial Number649
- Certification Label650
- Vehicle Dimensions651
- Vehicle Weights652
- Engine Specifications653
- Battery654
- Tires and Wheels655
- Refill Capacities656
- Alphabetical Index658
- How to Calculate Your Gasoline Mileage669
- Maintenance Record670

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