Pontiac 2002 Grand Prix manuals

Pontiac 2002 Grand Prix User Manual (374 pages)

Brand: Pontiac | Category: Cars | Size: 2.63 MB |

English

Table of contents

2002 Pontiac Grand Prix

2

Owner’s Manual

2

French Language Manual:

3

How to Use this Manual

4

Safety Warnings and Symbols

4

Vehicle Damage Warnings

5

Vehicle Symbols

5

Seats and Seat Controls

8

Seat (Option)

9

Heated Driver’s Seat (Option)

10

Reclining Front Seatbacks

10

Head Restraints

12

Why Safety Belts Work

15

-- and the Answers

18

Driver Position

19

-Door Models)

21

Q: What’s wrong with this?

22

-shoulder belt, and

26

How the Air Bag System Works

29

-frontal impacts

31

-frontal collisions

31

Rear Seat Passengers

34

Center Passenger Position

40

Children

41

-facing

49

Outside Seat Position

50

Rear Seat Position

52

Older Children

57

Safety Belt Extender

60

After a Crash

60

-Key III vehicle theft

65

-Key III”

65

Door Locks

66

Last Door Closed Locking

68

Automatic Door Locks

68

Remote Keyless Entry System

70

Battery Replacement

72

Entering Programming Mode

75

Exiting Programming Mode

75

Last Door Closed Locking and

78

Lockout Prevention

78

-deterrent system

82

-Deterrent System.”

82

Trunk Release Handle

86

Trap-Resistant Trunk Kit

86

Content Theft-Deterrent

88

PASS-Key III

90

New Vehicle “Break-In”

92

Ignition Positions

93

Starting Your Engine

94

Starting Your 3100 V6 Engine

96

Automatic Transaxle Operation

99

CAUTION:

100

-highway scenarios

102

Parking Brake

103

Shifting Into PARK (P)

104

Shifting Out of PARK (P)

106

Parking Over Things That Burn

107

Engine Exhaust

107

Running Your Engine While

108

You’re Parked

108

Tilt Wheel

109

Exterior Lamps

115

Interior Lamps

117

Courtesy Lamps

118

Illuminated Entry

118

Delayed Illumination

118

-country trip, it will

121

Storage Compartments

124

Center Console Storage

125

Convenience Net (If Equipped)

126

Ashtray and Cigarette Lighter

127

Sun Visors

127

Accessory Power Outlet

128

Auxiliary Power Connection

129

(Power Drop)

129

OnStar System (If Equipped)

129

OnStar Services

130

Purse or Litter Bag Holder

132

Power Sunroof (Option)

133

-- Your Information System

134

Instrument Panel Cluster

136

Speedometer and Odometer

137

Tachometer

137

Warning Lights, Gages

138

Brake System Warning Light

140

Low Traction Light

143

Low Coolant Warning Light

144

-Board Diagnostics

145

-- An emission control system

146

-up, stalling when you put

147

Fuel Gage

150

Low Fuel Warning Light

150

Functions

152

Trip Computer (If Equipped)

153

3800 V6 Supercharged Engine

154

Control Buttons

155

-Beam Indicator Symbol

157

-Up Display will

157

Care of the Head-Up Display

159

-FM Stereo with Compact Disc

160

-Deterrent Feature

160

Comfort Controls

161

-level with the temperature

162

Rear Window Defogger

163

Audio Systems

164

Setting the Clock

165

-D symbol will appear on

167

Player (Option)

169

-size compact discs and

170

Theft-Deterrent Feature

174

-digit number from

175

-Deterrent Feature After a

175

(If Equipped)

177

Understanding Radio Reception

178

Tips About Your Audio System

178

-way radio -- be sure you can

178

Defensive Driving

182

Drunken Driving

183

Control of a Vehicle

186

Traction Control System

189

(3100 V6 or 3800 V6 Engine)

191

Steering

192

Steering Tips

193

Steering in Emergencies

194

-- if you can stop

194

-- steering around

194

Off-Road Recovery

195

Loss of Control

197

Driving at Night

198

-year-old

199

Hydroplaning

202

City Driving

204

Freeway Driving

205

Before Leaving on a Long Trip

206

Highway Hypnosis

207

Hill and Mountain Roads

208

Winter Driving

209

Driving on Snow or Ice

210

Recreational Vehicle Towing

214

Loading Your Vehicle

215

Towing a Trailer

217

Weight of the Trailer

219

Weight of the Trailer Tongue

219

Backing Up

222

Making Turns

222

Parking on a Hill

224

Section 5Problems on the Road

225

Hazard Warning Flashers

226

Other Warning Devices

227

Jump Starting

227

-volt system with a

228

-) terminal locations on

229

-) terminal

231

-), or you’ll

231

-) cable at

233

Towing Your Vehicle

234

Engine Overheating

235

-speed driving

237

-- AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE (D)

237

Cooling System

238

-COOL coolant mixture

248

If a Tire Goes Flat

249

Changing a Flat Tire

250

Removing Wheel Covers and

253

Wheel Nut Caps

253

Spare Tire

253

-set (A) as shown

255

Compact Spare Tire

261

Ice or Snow

262

Doing Your Own Service Work

264

Fuels in Foreign Countries

267

Filling Your Tank

268

Hood Release

271

Engine Compartment Overview

272

Engine Oil

275

When to Add Engine Oil

277

What to Do with Used Oil

281

Engine Air Cleaner/Filter

282

Supercharger Oil

283

Automatic Transaxle Fluid

284

How to Check

285

-- especially in hot weather

285

-hatched area

287

Engine Coolant

289

Checking Coolant

291

Radiator Pressure Cap

293

Power Steering Fluid

293

Windshield Washer Fluid

295

Adding Washer Fluid

296

-to-use washer

296

Bulb Replacement

302

Windshield Wiper

310

Blade Replacement

310

Inflation -- Tire Pressure

312

-type gage to check tire

312

-- A, B, C

317

Wheel Replacement

317

Appearance Care

320

Cleaning Vinyl

322

Cleaning Leather

322

-based or abrasive

322

Care of Safety Belts

323

Cleaning Glass Surfaces

323

Cleaning the Outside of the

324

Windshield and Wiper Blades

324

Weatherstrips

324

-Plated Wheels (If Equipped)

326

-plated wheels, but

326

Finish Damage

327

Underbody Maintenance

327

Chemical Paint Spotting

327

Engine Identification

329

Electrical System

330

Fuses and Circuit Breakers

331

-- Program

332

-- Power Locks

332

-Key III Security System

332

-- Interior lamps

333

-Up Lamps

335

-Deterrent, Trip Computer

335

Replacement Bulbs

336

Capacities and Specifications

336

Air Conditioning Refrigerant

337

Capacity

337

Section 7Maintenance Schedule

339

Introduction

340

Part A: Scheduled

342

Maintenance Services

342

Scheduled Maintenance

343

7,500 Miles (12 500 km)

347

15,000 Miles (25 000 km)

347

22,500 Miles (37 500 km)

347

30,000 Miles (50 000 km)

348

37,500 Miles (62 500 km)

348

45,000 Miles (75 000 km)

348

50,000 Miles (83 000 km)

349

52,500 Miles (87 500 km)

349

60,000 Miles (100 000 km)

350

67,500 Miles (112 500 km)

350

75,000 Miles (125 000 km)

350

82,500 Miles (137 500 km)

351

90,000 Miles (150 000 km)

351

97,500 Miles (162 500 km)

351

100,000 Miles (166 000 km)

352

150,000 Miles (240 000 km)

352

At Each Fuel Fill

353

At Least Once a Month

353

At Least Twice a Year

354

At Least Once a Year

354

Part C: Periodic

357

Maintenance Inspections

357

Part D: Recommended Fluids

359

-Purpose Lubricant

360

Part E: Maintenance Record

361

Maintenance Record

361

Pontiac Cares

364

-free telephone

366

-800-955-5100

366

Customer Assistance for Text

367

Telephone (TTY) Users

367

Customer Assistance Offices

367

-free number is

369

Courtesy Transportation

370

Transportation Options

371

-vehicle as

371

Warranty Information

372

REPORTING SAFETY

372

DEFECTS TO THE UNITED

372

STATES GOVERNMENT

372

REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS TO

373

THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

373

GENERAL MOTORS

373

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