Chevrolet 1984 Cavalier Manual de usuario

1984

Chevrolet

Owner's

Manual

Contains

Important

Operating

Safety

Maintenance

Instructions.

Keep

With

Car

All

Times.

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INTRODUCTION

This manual has

been

prepared to acquaint you with the operation and

maintenance of your 1984 Cavalier. and to provide important safety

information. It is supplemented by a Maintenance Schedule Folder

and

Warranty and Owner Assistance Information booklet. We urge you to read all

Uvee publications carefully. Following the recommendations will help assure

the most enjoyable. safe and troublefree operation of your vehicle.

When

comes to servic

remember that your Chevrolet dealer knows your

vehicle best and is interested in your complete satisfaction. Your

dealer

invites

you to return for all

your service

needs

both during

and

after the warranty

period.

To help dealers handle your needs. Chevrolet has a number of Zone Offices

throughout the country. If you have a problem that

has

not been handled

your satisfaction. follow the steps in the separate "Warranty and Owner

Assistance Information" booklet.

We thank you for choosing a Chevrolet product, and want to assure you of our

continuing interest in your motoring pleasure and satisfaction.

SPECIAL NOTE TO CANADIAN OWNERS

Some vehicles sold in Canada have the Computer Command Control system.

while others

not. II a "CHECK ENGINE" light comes on during engine

starting. your vehicle

does

have this system.

For

those

vehicles

sold

canada

which

not

have

the

Computer

Command

Control

system

please refer

the

Canadian OWner's Manual

Supplement

supplied with

your vehicle for information on engine starting, specifications, etc. The

"CHECK ENGINE" light is covered in "Instrument Panel." Section 2 of this

manual.

FRENCH

OWNER'S MANUAL

If preferred. a French Owner's Manual can

obtained either from your dealer

or by writing to General Motors of Canada

~imited.

Technical Publications

Department. Oshawa. Ontario L1

5Z6

Aux proprietaires canadians: Vous pouvez vous procurer un exemplaire

dece

guide en

fran~ais

chez votre concessionnaire

au Service des publications

techniques. General Motors du Canada

Limit""

, Oshawa. Ontario L1J 5Z6.

FOR

CONTINUING SATISFACTION. KEEP YOUR

CAR

ALL

GM.

GENERAL MOTORS PARTS

ARE

IDENTIFIED

BY ONE OF THESE

TRADEMARKS:

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1984CAVAUER

OWNER'S MANUAL

This manual

should

be considered a

permanent

part

this

vehicle.

should

stay

with

the

vehicle

when

sold,

provide

the

owner

with

important

operating, safety, and maintenance

information.

All information, illustrations

and

specifications in

this

manual are

based

the

latest

product

inforination available

the

time

printing. We reserve

the

ripht

make

changes

any

time

without

notice.

For

vehicles

sold

Canada,

substitute

the

name

"General

Motors

Canada

limited"

wherever

the

name

Chevrolet Motor

Di-

vision appears

this manual.

Table of

Contents

Section Page

Before Driving Your Cavalier

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1-1

2 Starting and Operating

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2-1

Steering Column Controls

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2-7

Floor Controls

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2-18

Instrument Panel

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2-23

Other Controls and Features

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3 In Case of Emergency

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3-1

4 Appearance and Care

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4-1

5 Service and Maintenance

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5-1

6 Specificationsand Service Station Information

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6-t

7 Indexand Service Publications

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7-1

GRAPHIC

SYMBOL

CHART

Some

the

following symbols are used

identify controls and

displays on

your

vehicle.

LIGHT

...........

..........

•• I • • ,

\\P

- -

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FASTIN

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ronTS

iii

SECTION 1

BEFORE DRIVING YOUR CAVALIER

TRANSAXLE

While reading this manual, you will nole many references

Ihe

"transaxle."

The transaxle is a transmission and differential (axle) combined in a singl,e unit.

To avoid confusion, the word

"transaxle"

will be used throughout this manual

refer

bolh

Ihe transmission and differenlial funclions.

DRIVER DAILY CHECKUST

Be sure you know how to use your vehicle and its equipment before operating

Before Entering the Vehicle

1. See that windows, mirrors and lights are clean and unobstructed.

If any

lire

does not look normal, check

with a pressure gage.

3. Look for fluid leaks.

sure everything is properly stowed.

Check the area behind the vehicle if you are about

back up.

__Before Driving Off

1. Lock all doors.

Adjust the seat and any movable head

restraint

3. Adjust inside and outside mirrors.

NOT

allow

anyone

to ride

where

there

seat

belt;

and

ALWAYS

properly

fasten the

seat

belt.

5. Check that all the warning lights work as the key is turned

"Run"

"Start"

Check all gages (including the fuel gage).

7. Release the parking brake (and make sure the "BRAKE" light turns .off).

See related topics in this manual

the

Maintenance Schedule folder H

problems are found.

STOWING THINGS IN (OR ON) THE VEHICLE

CAUTION:

Put luggage

cargo In the

trunk,

rea'

area

postible.

Cargo weight,

whether In

the

trunk

rear area,

should

located as far

forward

as possible. Cargo

weight on

the

roof

Shoukt be positioned

evenly

as possible. Secure all

i1ems

place

help

keep

them

from

being

thrown

about

and injuring

people

during

a cot"-ion

sudden maneuver.

not pile luggage

cargo higher

than

the

seetbaCks.

Do not place

anything on

the

filler

panel,

any

cargo

cover

between

the

rear

seat~.ck

and

window.

GUARD AGAINST THEFT

Your

new

Cava~er

has many features

help prevent then

the vehicle, its

equipment, and contents. But these anti-then features

depend

upon

you

work.

-1

The

time

most

guard

when

leaving

the

vehicle:

Park

lighted

spot

when

you

can, and

fully

close all

windows

and

any

roof

panels.

Lock

the

steering

column

and take

the

keys:

• Turn the key to "Lock" while depressing the key release lever (

equipped) and remove the

key.

This locks the ignition and

both

steering and shift controls, unless your manual transaxJe vehicle has a

key release lever.

thai case. Ihe

shiH

control is not locked. The key

can

removed only when the ignition is locked.

• II you must leave a key wilh the vehicle. leave the square-head key

only. Take the oval-head key with you. This will help prevent unwanted

entry into your vehicle or any locked compartment

a later date. Be

sure to lock the glove box since the remote release button allows the

hatchback. tailgate, or trunk to

opened even though the ignition key

has been removed.

Keep items

that

may appear

value

out

sight

and

locked

when possible.

Lock

all

doors.

KEYS

Two different keys are provided for the locks on your vehicte. The key code is

stamped on the "knock-out" plug

each key head.

• Key

with

square heed -for ignition lock only.

• Key

with

oval

heed -

for

all other locks.

tDENTtFYING

IGNITION LOCK

For vehicle security:

DOOR

LOCKS &

ALL

OTHER LOCKS

• Record the key code numbers, then knock the plugs out of the keys.

•

Keep

the

key

codes

a safe place (such

your wallet). NOT

THE

VEHICLE

the original keys are lost. duplicates can be made using the key codes.

Stamped on the key

a letter indicating the proper key blank needed if

duplicates are required. Contact any GM dealer or a locksmith.

If you park in

attended lot. leave only your square-head ignition key. Lock

your glove box and take the oval-head key with you. This will help prevent

illegal entry into your vehicle or any locked compartment.

It's

good

idea

carry

extra

key

the

door

your

wallet

purse,

should

you

accidentally

lock

your

regular keys In

the

vehicle. To help

protect your Vehicle

and

its contents against theft, General Motors has

designed in anti-theft features which would also make

jf:

inconvenient

and

possibly expensive to enter the vehicle

you are locked out.

1-2

DOOR LOCKS

The doors can be locked from the inside by sliding rearward the passenger

guard door lock lever located just below the inside door handle.

the red tab

the door lock lever is visible the door is unlocked. The doors can

locked

from the outside by sliding the door lock lever rearward

and

closing the door.

The front doors can also

locked by using the oval-head

key.

All

inodels have

a standard safety feature overriding door locks. When the

doors

are

locked,

the

door

latch

mechanism

inoperative,

preventing

inadvertent opening

the door by movement of the inside handle.

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___

Power Door Locks

The optionally available power door locks allow

you

lock or unlock your

dears by operating the switch located on either front door. The automatic

locking

mechanism

does

not

interfere

with

manual

operation

any

door

lock

lever. The doors will not unlock or open with the inside door handle

when

the

lock lever

the lock position, but can

unlocked individually by sliding the

lock

lever

forward.

CAUTION:

To help reduce the risk of persOnal inj....y

accident. always lock the

doors (and"any liftgate or tailgate) when driving. Along with using the seat belts properly.

locking the doors (etc.) helps prevent people from being thrown from the vehicle. It also

helps

prevent

unintended

opening

the

doors

and

helps

keep

out

intruders.

WINDOWS

Manual Window Control

Door windews can

raised or lowered by rotating the hand crank located in

the dear panel.

1-3

Power Windows (Optional)

Power windows have

ignition interlock so the windows cannot be operated

unless the ignition.switch·

in the "RUN" position. A master control for all

windows is provided

the driver's door. Individual switches are provided

under each window for passenger use.

MIRRORS

",side

Rearvlew Mirror

DAY/NIGHT ADJUSTMENT

Outside Rearview Mirror

Adjust the outside mirror so you can just see the side of your vehicle. This

helps you determine the location of objects-seen

the mirror.

1-4

Convex Rearview Mirror

Your vehicle may have an optional convex outside right-hand mirror. (A convex

mirror has a curved surface.)

• Use care when judging the size or distance of a vehicle·or object seen

Ihis convex mirror -

such

objecls

will

LOOK

smaller

and

appear

farther

away than when seen

a flat mirror.

• Use your inside mirror (or glance rearward) to determine the size and

distance

objects seen

the convex mirror.

• Adjust the mirror so you can just see the side of your vehicle.

SEAT CONTROLS

Bucket Seats

The fronl seals may

adjusled forward or rearward by moving Ihe conlrol

lever

the front of the seat. Move thecontro! lever to the left to release the

locking mechanism; then exert slight body pressure·to move seat to desired

position. Release lever

lock seat intoposition.

CAUTION:

not

adjust

a·

manually·

operated· driVer's seat while

the

vehicle

moving. The seat

could

move suddenly and cause the driver

lose

controt·

of..

the

vehicle.

After adjusling a manually operaled seal; push

back and forlh

sur"

wifl not move. Take the vehicle

your dealer for service if either seat adjuster

does not lalch.

Multi-Position Reclinil'lg Seat

The reclining sealback can

tilted forward or rearward of Ihe normal posilion

by firsl pushing on Ihe sealback, Ihen lifting the conlrol lever on Ihe ouler side

of Ihe seat. Release Ihe lever

lock the sealback in place.

To relurn Ihe sealback

an uprighl position, push rearward slightly on the

sealback, lhen move Ihe conlrol lever. Release the sealback

allow

move forward:·

.Lf

you

not

first push

the

seatback before moving the lever,

the seatback may jam.

release it, you must push firmly rearward

the

seatback before movingthe lever, then move

the

control lever.

1-5

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