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The
FAN
control
is
used to select the speed of the
blower fan and the force of air you want. There are four
speeds to choose from. Moving the lever between LOW
and HIGH will decrease or increase the fan speed. The
fan will be
off
when the system is off.
This lever regulates the temperature
of
the air coming
through the system. Move the TEMPERATURE lever to
change the temperature
of
the air coming through your
outlets. Move the lever between COOL and WARM to
lower or raise the temperature.
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Co
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The buttons on your system allow you to choose
settings to deliver air through lower, middle or
windshield outlets.
RECIRC:
Press this button to limit the amount of air or
cool the air in your vehicle. To turn off RECIRC, press
the button again. If you select FRONT defrost
or
BLEND while RECIRC is selected, the system will
automatically turn off RECIRC to prevent fogging.
VENT
This setting directs airflow through the middle
instrument panel outlets. The air conditioning
compressor is not working when
VENT
is selected.
HTR:
This button directs air out
of
the heater outlets.
Most of the air will come from the floor outlets while
some
of
it
will flow through the windshield and side
window outlets. The air conditioning compressor is not
working when HTR is selected.
BLEND:
When BLEND is selected, the airflow will be
split between the windshield and the floor outlets. The
air conditioning compressor will be operating.
FRONT:
This setting directs most
of
the
airflow toward
the windshield.
OFF:
The ventilation system always allows fresh air to
flow through your Buick when the vehicle is moving.
The system will try to keep the air at a previously
chosen temperature. When the system is off, the blower
fan is also off.
MAX:
This setting directs airflow through the middle
instrument
panel
outlets.
NORM:
This setting cools the air entering your vehicle
and directs
it
through the middle instrument panel outlets.
BI-LEV:
This setting directs warm air to the floor and
cooler air to the middle instrument panel outlets.
- LeSabre Owner’s 3
- French Language Manual: 4
- William 6
- (Billy) Durant 6
- Touring Car 7
- Buick’s 7
- Roadmaster 8
- Skylark 8
- General 9
- Warnings 10
- NOTICE: 11
- .‘**o*o 12
- Seat Controls 13
- Restraints 15
- They’re for Everyone 16
- About, Safety Belts 20
- Driver Position 21
- -I& 25
- The belt 27
- Supplemental Restraint 28
- CAUTION 29
- Center Passenger Position 35
- Rear Seat Passengers 36
- The safety belt locks 39
- Children and Small Adults 40
- L' 42
- Securing 48
- Child Restraint 48
- Seat Position 48
- Front Seat Position 50
- Safety Belt Extender 55
- Checking 55
- Restraint Systems 55
- Features 57
- Controls 57
- Rear Door Security Lock 62
- Delayed 65
- Locking 65
- DL-2032 66
- Release 67
- Theft-Deterrent (Option) 70
- PASS-Key@ 71
- New Vehicle 73
- Ignition Positions 73
- Starting Your 74
- Shifting Into 81
- Running 83
- Engine Exhaust 85
- Windows 86
- Express-Down 87
- Turn SignaVMultifunction 88
- Flash-To-Pass 89
- .dshielr’ 90
- Windshield Washer 90
- Headlamm 94
- Reminder 94
- Twilight Sentinel 95
- Interior 96
- Mirrors 99
- (Option) 100
- Time Delay 101
- Reverse Gear Dav Mode 101
- Cleaning the Photocells 101
- Mirror (Option) 102
- Storage Compartments 103
- Lighter 104
- Instrument Panel 106
- Clusters 108
- UNLEADED 108
- Cluster 109
- 'z-0 110
- Lights 111
- Air Bag Readiness Light 112
- Warning Light 112
- Voltage Indicator (Option) 113
- System Warning 113
- Anti-Lock 114
- TRACTION 115
- Engine Coolant Temperature 116
- Warning 116
- COOLANT 117
- CAUTION: 120
- OIL SOON 121
- Section 125
- RECIRC: 126
- Automatic ComforTemp 127
- Climate Control (Option) 127
- (33"C) 128
- Heating 130
- Ventilation System 130
- '1 131
- ,,senger 133
- Control (Option) 133
- Syste=== 134
- Cassette 136
- Playing 137
- Automatic 139
- SOURCE: 142
- PUSHBUTTONS: 143
- Theft-Deterrent Feature 151
- Unlocking 152
- (Opwmu 153
- Antenna 156
- Defensive 157
- Driving 157
- Drunken Driving 158
- Control 161
- Vehicle 161
- Braking 161
- Braking in Emergencies 165
- Steering 166
- Emergencies 167
- Freeway Driving 176
- Leaving 177
- Mountain Roads 178
- Winter Driving 180
- Driving on Snow or 181
- 4PS1/28KPa 184
- Trailer 187
- Vehicle’s Tires 188
- Hitches 189
- Safety Chains 189
- Following 190
- Parking 192
- Problems 193
- Devices 194
- Vehicle 199
- T-hooks 200
- Engine Overheating 204
- Coolant to 210
- $T:$:-y< 210
- Changing 213
- '1; 214
- ." 216
- Removing the Flat Tire 219
- Installing 219
- Service and Appearance 229
- OIL LEVEL 238
- WEATHER 240
- Cleaner 242
- Coolant 247
- ‘NOTICE: 249
- Radiator Pressure Cap 251
- Power Steering Fluid 251
- Thermostat 251
- Windshield Washer Fluid 252
- Halogen 257
- .' 258
- Mounted 260
- Windshield 261
- Replacement 261
- Warranty 262
- Temperature 267
- Appearance 269
- Cleaning 270
- Solvent-Type Cleaner 271
- Special Cleaning Problems 271
- Underbody 275
- Electrical System 278
- Driver’s 279
- POSITIONS 282
- 283
- Capacities 284
- Specifications 284
- Engine Accessory 286
- Protection 287
- Organized 288
- Scheduled Maintenance 289
- Services 289
- Maintenance Schedule 290
- TriplCity 292
- Schedule 292
- Service 293
- Emission 294
- Emission Control Service 295
- Emission Control Service 295
- Short Trip/City 299
- Maintenance 299
- ISERVICED 301
- Trip/City 302
- SERVICED 302
- (Continued) 303
- An Emission Control Service 304
- Enzission Control Service 307
- ACTUAL MILEAGE 309
- 93,OOOMiles 310
- (166,000 311
- Footnotes 313
- Emission Control Service 315
- ~~~~ ~ ~ ~~~ 320
- 100,000 322
- At Least Twice 324
- At Least Once a Year 324
- Periodic Maintenance 327
- Inspections 327
- Recommended Fluids and 328
- Lubricants 328
- FLUID/LUBRICANT 329
- Maintenance Record 330
- Customer 333
- Satisfaction 333
- Procedure 333
- Roadside Assistance 336
- Courtesy Transportation 337
- Participation in 338
- Alternative Dispute 338
- Resolution Program* 338
- DEFECTS 339
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 340
- THE CANADIAN 340
- GOVERNMENT 340
- TO GENERAL MOTORS 340
- Owner Publications 341
- Service Bulletins 342
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