Ceiling and roof (Chevrolet Trailblazer 1)

Ceiling console (additional equipment)

1. The front overhead console may contain reading lamps and switches. To turn the lamp on or off, press its diffuser.

Sunroof Ventilation Switch (additional equipment)

2. If your vehicle is equipped with a sunroof, see the Sunroof subsection below.

Sun visors

Sliding sun visors

3. To protect against glare from the sun's rays, tilt the sun visor downwards or to the side.

If necessary, you can also move the visor along the guide.

Sun visors with extensions

4. To protect against glare from the sun's rays, tilt the sun visor down or to the side.

Your car's sun visors may have extenders that can be used to provide more effective protection from direct sunlight.

Toilet mirrors (additional equipment)

5. Toilet mirrors are located on the sun visors. If your vehicle is equipped with illuminated vanity mirrors, the light will come on when the mirror cover is opened and go out when it is closed.

Roof ventilation hatch (additional equipment)

6. In order to open or close the sunroof, the ignition or auxiliary power save function must be on.





7. To open the sunroof, press and release the rear of the switch. To close the glass sunroof panel, press the front of the switch. If the glass panel is closed, press the front of the switch to open the rear of the sunroof to the ventilation position. To close the hatch, press the back of the switch (see illustration).

8. If the sunshade is in the closed position, when the sunroof is opened, the sunshade will also open automatically. The sunshade will remain open until you close it manually.

Roof rack (additional equipment)

9. You can use the roof rack to carry cargo. The roof rack includes fixed longitudinal rails, movable crossbars and fastening devices for securing luggage. To move the crossbars, press the levers located at each end of the crossbar. Move the crossbar to the desired position and press the levers to lock it.

Warning: Do not carry any load on the roof rack that exceeds 100 kg. Also, do not carry any load on the roof of your vehicle that is larger than the length or width of the rack, such as surfboards, plywood, etc., because a strong gust of wind may cause you to lose control of your vehicle. The cargo being transported, as well as the luggage rack itself, may be torn off by a strong gust of wind, which may cause an accident to your car or other cars, or damage your car.

Warning:

• The maximum load weight carried on the roof rack is 100 kg.
• When transporting large items on the roof rack, ensure that they do not protrude beyond the side and rear edges of the roof rack.
• Place the load on the roof rack so that it rests on the roof rack and does not touch the roof of the car.
• Place cargo on the roof rack as close to the front of the vehicle as possible.
• When placing cargo on the roof rack, make sure that it rests on the side rails and securely fasten the cargo to the rack.
• To prevent damage or loss of the cargo being transported, periodically check that the roof rack is securely fastened to the vehicle and that the cargo is securely fastened to the roof rack.

10. When not using the roof rack, to reduce wind noise, move one roof rack crossbar as far towards the rear of the vehicle as possible and position the other crossbar above the rear door opening. Do not exceed the maximum load capacity when loading the vehicle.