Vehicle owner's manual Chevrolet Tahoe 1

Introduction to the Chevrolet Tahoe Service Manual
It is easy to explain the popularity of the Chevrolet Tahoe. Of course, this car is expensive (in our country the price is "aggravated" by high customs...

Reference data on models
This manual is for the following models: Chevrolet Pickups, Suburban (1991-1999), Blazer (1991-1995), Tahoe (1994-1999). Petrol engines V6: 4.3 liters, V8:...

Car symbols
Here are some of the symbols you may see on your vehicle. For example, these symbols are used on a battery: These symbols are important for you and your...

Seats and seat controls
This part of the manual will tell you about the seats - how to adjust them and move them up and down. It will also tell you about the seatback angles and...

Power driver's seat (if equipped)
If your vehicle has a power driver's seat, you can adjust it using these controls on the inside of the seat. You can use the central button to move the seat...

Front seat backrest tilt
To adjust the seat back, move the lever backward. Release the lever to lock the seatback where you want it. Move the lever back again and the backrest will...

Seat back and chair latches (2-door version)
The front seat back folds forward to give you access to the rear of the vehicle. To fold the seatback forward, pull this lever forward and push the seatback...

Free access to seats (2-door version)
The individual front driver and passenger seats and the 60/40 split seat in your vehicle have easy access features. This allows you to easily occupy and...

Folding the rear seat
Folding the rear seat (2-door version) If your car has a rear seat, it can be folded down to provide more cargo space. Before folding, make sure there is...

Rear Seat Access (Suburban Second Seat)
The right side of the rear 60/40 split folding bench seat has a clear seat access feature. This allows easy entry and exit of the third rear seat, if equipped....

Rear Seat Removal (Suburban Third Seat)
If your vehicle has a rear seat, it can be removed to increase cargo space. Before removing the seat, unfasten the passenger seat belts from the seat shell. To...

Returning the rear seat to its place
To return the seat, lay the seat on its side and bring it into the vehicle. Rotate the seat to the desired position and position it downwards so that the...

How does an airbag system work?
Where are the airbags located? The airbag is located in the middle of the steering wheel. The front passenger airbag on the right is located in the glove...

Keys and locks
Your vehicle has one master key for the ignition and all door locks. If you ever lose your key, your dealer will be able to help you get a new one, but just in...

Ignition key positions
Use your key to start your car. The key will allow you to turn the ignition switch to five different positions. ACC Access (A): This position will allow you to...

Starting a gasoline engine
If you have a diesel engine, see "Starting a Diesel Engine" in the Diesel Engine appendix. Move the gearshift lever to the PARK (P) or NEUTRAL (N) position....

Coolant heater (option)
In very cold weather, 0°F (-18°C) or colder, a coolant heater can help. You'll get better engine starts and save more fuel while warming up the engine....

Driving a car with an automatic transmission
There are several different positions on the gear lever. Your vehicle has an electronic gear shift indicator located on the instrument panel. This display...

Transfer case with manual control
The transfer case control lever is located on the floor to the right of the driver. Use this lever to engage or disengage all-wheel drive. The front axle area...

Electronically controlled transfer case (if equipped)
If your 4WD vehicle is equipped with an electronic transfer case, the transfer case switches are located below and to the left of the air conditioning...

Handbrake
To set the handbrake, press and hold the regular brake pedal with your right foot and press the parking brake pedal with your left foot. If the ignition is on,...

Moving the gear lever to PARK (P)
Speed control lever on the steering column 1. Press the brake pedal down with your right foot and set the parking brake (with the left foot). 2. Move the speed...

Moving the gearshift lever from the PARK (P) position
Your vehicle has a brake force lock. You must depress the brake pedal before moving the transmission lever from the PARK (P) position when the ignition key is...

Glass and window lifters
Window lifters To open the windows, turn the handle on each door to raise or lower the side door window. Electric windows (if equipped) 2-door version 4-door...

Main levers and switches
Signal Press the air bag module in the center of the steering wheel to hear a beep. Steering column adjustment (if equipped) Steering column adjustment allows...

Cruise control (if equipped)
With cruise control, you can maintain a speed of 25 mph (40 km/h) or higher without pressing your foot on the gas pedal. This can really help on a long...

External lighting control
The side light/headlight control switch is located on the driver's side of the instrument panel. Turn the switch clockwise toward the side light symbol to turn...

Indoor lamps
Illuminated entrance Your vehicle has an illuminated entry feature. When the doors are opened, the interior lights turn on if the interior light button is in...

Adjusting mirrors
Interior rear view mirror Push or pull the tab under the mirror to reduce glare from headlights behind you after dark. Electrochromic rear view mirror with...

Storage compartment
Your car has many compartments designed for storing small items. Compartment for storing personal belongings on the dashboard in front of the passenger ("glove...

Center console overhead (if equipped)
It has three compartments: front, central, rear. The front one is for documents, the middle one is for sunglasses, and you can put a book in the back one. They...

Description of the instrument panel
A. Interior light switch B. Lamp control (headlights and side lights) C. Ventilation nozzles D. Multifunctional lever E. Combination panel (instruments) F....

Combined instrument panel
This panel is a combination of instruments and warning lights that will give you an immediate indication of the condition of your car. You will know how fast...

Heating and ventilation controls
Fan control knob Located on the left side of the heating and ventilation control panel. Controls the fan speed. The control knob has four speed positions. To...

Setting the clock
Setting the clock for systems without automatic adjustment Press the SET button. Within 5 seconds, press and hold the SEEK right arrow button until the correct...

AM-FM stereo
Listening to the radio VOLUME: This knob turns on the radio and adjusts the volume, clockwise - louder, counterclockwise - quieter. RECALL: When the radio is...

AM-FM stereo with cassette player
Listening to the radio It is carried out in the same way as in the AM-FM stereo chapter. Search radio stations It is carried out in the same way as in the...

AM-FM stereo with cassette player and automatic tone control
Listening to the radio PWR-VOL: Press this button to turn the radio on or off. Rotate this button to increase or decrease the volume. RECALL: If the radio is...

AM-FM stereo with CD player and automatic tone control
Listening to the radio, searching for radio stations, adjusting the tone, adjusting the speakers All four of the above points are carried out in the same way...

Emergency lights
Hazard Lights - Hazard lights will allow you to warn others. They will also let the police know about your problems. Press the button on the top of the...

Starting the engine from an external source
If your battery pack is low, you can use another vehicle and the cigarette lighter wires to start your vehicle, but please use the following sequence of steps...

Towing a car
Contact your GM dealer or a professional towing service for assistance. They will provide the correct equipment and instructions for towing. Before doing...

Overheating of gasoline engine
The coolant temperature gauge is located on the instrument cluster. If steam comes from the engine Warning: Steam from an overheated engine can seriously burn...

Cooling system of a gasoline engine
When you decide it is safe to lift the hood, under the hood you will see: A. Coolant expansion tank B. Radiator cap C. Engine fan If the liquid inside the...

How to add coolant to the reservoir
If you have not found the source of the problem, but the fluid level is below the COLD mark, add a 50/50 mixture of clean water to the tank (preferably...

Replacing a worn tire
If the tire is worn, avoid further damage to the tire and wheel by moving the vehicle to a level place. Turn on the hazard warning lights. Warning: Changing a...

Removal the worn wheel and installing the spare
Use the wheel wrench and ratchet lever to loosen all the nuts. Turn the wrench counterclockwise, the lever should be facing DOWN. Do not remove the nuts yet....

If you are stuck in sand, mud or snow
What to do when your car is stuck and the wheels are spinning too fast. A technique known as "rocking" will help you. Rocking your car First, turn your...

Refueling a car
The fuel filler cap is located behind the fuel door on the left side of your vehicle. When refueling, hang the cap inside the hatch. To open the lid, turn it...

Checking the engine compartment
Opening the hood To open the hood, first pull the handle inside the car. Next, approach the front of the vehicle and pull up on the second hood latch located...

Motor oil (petrol engine)
If your car has a diesel engine, see the application "Engine oil (diesel engine)" It's a good idea to check your engine oil every time you fill up with gas. To...

Air filter (petrol engine)
The air filter is located between the battery and the coolant reservoir. The air filter assembly has an indicator that lets you know when the air filter is...

Automatic transmission fluid
How to check and replace A good time to check your automatic transmission fluid level is when you change your engine oil. Change the fluid and filter every...

Rear axle lubrication
When to check and change the lubricant The lubricant should be checked and changed if necessary either every 12 months or after 12,500 km of mileage. How to...

All-wheel drive lubrication
Most of the lubricants mentioned in this part of the guide are also intended for 4WD vehicles, as they have two additional systems for lubrication. Transfer...

Power steering fluid
There is no need to check its quantity regularly unless you notice a leak or hear an unusual noise. Loss of fluid in this system can cause problems. Check the...

Windshield Washer Fluid
What to use If you use your vehicle in an area where temperatures may be low, use a fluid that has adequate freeze protection. Adding liquid Open the cap...

Brake fluid and pads
Brake fluid The picture shows the brake master cylinder with a reservoir. It is filled with DDT-3 brake fluid. There are only two reasons why the fluid level...

Checking for fluid leaks
After the car is parked, after a while, check the ground surface under the car for water, oil, gasoline and other liquids. Water dripping from the air...

Battery packs
Each car has a Deleo Freedom battery. You will never need to add water or anything else to it. When it is time to change the battery, we recommend the same...

Replacing lamps
Before replacing bulbs, make sure all bulbs are off and the engine is not running. Sealed headlight Remove the four screws from the headlight holder. Pull out...

Replacing wiper blades
To replace your wiper blades: Lift the wiper and rotate it away from the windshield. Press the release lever and move the wiper blade towards the driver's...

Vehicle Identification Numbers
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) This is the legal identification of your car. It is located on the plastic in the front corner of the dashboard on the...

Electrical system of the car
Headlights The headlight wiring is protected by a reverse current relay in the lamp switch. An overload in the electrical circuit will cause the lamps to...

Spare parts and filling tanks
Replacing lamps Headlight bulbs Trade number Power at 12.8V Watt Quantity 2-lamp system Far/near 46054 65/35 2 4-lamp system Near 9006 55 2 Further 9005 65 2...

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