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Congratulations on your purchase of a Chevrolet Tahoe or Suburban. Please read this information about yourvehicle’s features and your Owner Manual to ensure an outstanding ownership experience. Note that yourvehicle may not include all the features described in this booklet. Keep this booklet with your Owner Manualfor easy reference.

DRIVER INFORMATIONInstrument Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Instrument Panel Cluster . . . . . . .3Driver Information Center . . . . . .4

SAFETY & SECURITYRemote Keyless Entry . . . . . . . . .6OnStar® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

COMFORT Power Seat Controls . . . . . . . . . . .7Heated Seats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7Heated and Cooled Seats . . . . . . .8Memory Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Adjustable Pedals . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Automatic Climate Controls . . . . .9Rear Seat Climate Controls . . . .10

ENTERTAINMENTAudio System Features . . . . . . .10Multiple-Disc CD Player . . . . . . .13 Navigation Entertainment System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

XM® Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Rear Seat Audio and DVD RearSeat Entertainment Systems . . .14Audio Steering Wheel Controls .15Bluetooth® System . . . . . . . . . . .15

CONVENIENCEAutomatic Dimming RearviewMirror . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Remote Vehicle Start . . . . . . . . .16Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist .16Rainsense™ II Windshield Wipers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Heated Windshield Washer Fluid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Rear Vision Camera . . . . . . . . . .17Auto Turn Signal . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Cruise Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Side Blind Zone Alert . . . . . . . . .18Automatic Headlamp System and Interior Lamps . . . . . . . . . . .18

Power Running Boards . . . . . . .19Liftgate and Liftglass Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Folding 2nd-Row Seats . . . . . . .20Folding 3rd-Row Seats . . . . . . . .20Sunroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21Universal Home Remote . . . . . . .21

PERFORMANCE & MAINTENANCE 6-Speed Automatic Transmission Controls . . . . . . . .21StabiliTrak® – Stability ControlSystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22Tire Pressure Monitor . . . . . . . . .22Reset the Engine Oil Life System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23Refueling the Vehicle . . . . . . . . .23Maximizing Fuel Economy . . . . .23

OWNER INFORMATIONRoadside Assistance . . . . . . . . .24My GMLink . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

Getting to Know Your Tahoe/Suburban2

See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

DRIVER INFORMATION

Instrument Panel

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The main features of the instrument panel include:

A. Air OutletsB. Turn Signal/Multifunction LeverC. Instrument Panel ClusterD. Shift LeverE. Daytime Running Lamp SensorF. Tow/Haul Selector Button

(if equipped)G. Driver Information Center ControlsH. Audio System/Navigation System

(if equipped)I. Exterior Lamps Control

J. Dome Lamp Override Button/FogLamp Switch/Instrument PanelBrightness Knob

K. Automatic Transfer Case ControlL. Cruise Control ButtonsM. Tilt Steering Wheel Lever N. HornO. Audio Steering Wheel ControlsP. Climate ControlsQ. Accessory Power OutletsR. StabiliTrak Button (if equipped)S. Glove Box

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Your vehicle’s instrument panel isequipped with this cluster or one verysimilar to it. The instrument panel clusterincludes these key features:

A. Oil Pressure GaugeB. Fuel GaugeC. StabiliTrak Warning LightD. Tire Pressure Warning LightE. Security LightF. Odometer/Driver Information CenterG. Check Engine LightH. TachometerI. SpeedometerJ. Airbag Readiness LightK. Antilock Brake System Warning LightL. Safety Belt Reminder LightM. Engine Coolant Temperature GaugeN. Voltmeter*

*The charging system is designed toregulate voltage output to help improvefuel economy and extend battery life.Normal system operation readings mayfluctuate based on vehicle operation,including the number of electrical acces-sories being operated and engine speed.


Note: The instrument panel cluster isdesigned to let you know about manyimportant aspects of your vehicle’soperation. It is important to read yourOwner Manual and become familiar withthe information being relayed to youby the lights, gauges and indicators,as well as what action can be taken toensure safety and to prevent damage.

Instrument Panel Cluster

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Driver Information Center

Your vehicle’s Driver Information Center(DIC) provides vehicle information, vehi-cle warning messages and vehicle fea-ture customization. The DIC messageswill be shown on your instrument panelcluster display. To operate the DIC, theignition switch must be on.DIC Buttons

The DIC buttons are located on the rightside of the instrument panel cluster.

(Trip/Fuel): Press this button todisplay the compass, outside tempera-ture, odometer, trip odometer, fuelrange, average economy, fuel used,timer, transmission temperature, instan-taneous economy (if equipped) andActive Fuel Management™ (if equipped).

(Vehicle Information): Pressthis button to display the oil life, SideBlind Zone alert, English/Metric units,tire pressure and tire pressure systemprogramming (if equipped), enginehours and Remote Keyless Entryprogramming.

(Customization): Press this buttonto customize certain vehicle features toyour preference.

(Set/Reset): Press this button to setor reset certain vehicle functions as wellas acknowledge DIC messages.Customization FeaturesTo customize features:1. With the vehicle in Park, turn on the

ignition.2. Press the (Customization) button

to display available customizationfeatures.

3. With the desired customizationfeature displayed, press the (Set/Reset) button to access thefeature settings.

4. Press the button to scroll throughthe available settings.

5. With the desired setting displayed,press the button to select it.

6. To exit the Feature Settings menu,press the button until EXIT FEA-TURE SETTINGS is displayed andthen press , or press the button or the button.

Customization features include:• Display Language — DIC information

can be displayed in several languages

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• Auto Door Lock — Automaticallylocks the vehicle doors

• Auto Door Unlock — Automaticallyunlocks the vehicle doors

• Remote Door Lock — Type of feed-back from Remote Keyless Entrylocking

• Remote Door Unlock — Type of feed-back from Remote Keyless Entryunlocking

• Delay Door Lock — Delays lockingdoors and liftgate after exiting

• Exit Lighting — Amount of time theexterior lamps remain on after exiting

• Approach Lighting — Exterior lampsturn on when using Remote KeylessEntry

• Chime Volume — Increases thevolume level

• Park Tilt Mirrors (if equipped) —Automatically tilts down the outsidemirrors when in Reverse

• Easy Exit Seat (if equipped) —Automatically moves back the driver’sseat when the key is removed fromthe ignition

• Memory Seat Recall (if equipped) —Automatically recalls the driver’s seatposition when using Remote KeylessEntry

• Remote Start (if equipped) —Enables remote vehicle start

• Factory Settings — Sets all featuresto the factory default

• Exit Feature Settings

Compass OperationTo adjust for compass variance whentraveling on a long-distance trip or tocalibrate the compass, refer to yourOwner Manual.Warnings and MessagesThe DIC provides a variety of vehiclemessages (depending on optional equip-ment) as well as warnings if a problemis sensed in a vehicle system. To acknowledge a message and clear itfrom the display, press any of the DICbuttons. Some urgent messages cannotbe cleared from the DIC display. If your vehicle is equipped with OnStarand a warning message appears, youcan press the OnStar button and speakto an OnStar Advisor. In many vehicles,OnStar Advisors can access certaindiagnostic information and can tell youhow serious the condition is and whatyou should do about it.


Note: Your vehicle’s warnings and mes-sages provide critical information thatcan prevent damage to your vehicle.Review your Owner Manual to becomefamiliar with the information displayedand the action required.


The RemoteKeyless Entry(RKE) transmit-ter includes thefollowingfunctions:

(RemoteVehicle Start)(if equipped): Ifyour vehicle hasthis feature, itcan be used tostart the engine.(See Remote Vehicle Start.)

(Lock): Press this button to lock allthe doors. If enabled through the DriverInformation Center (DIC), the parkinglamps will flash once and/or the horn willchirp to indicate locking has occurred.

(Unlock): Press this button to unlockthe driver’s door. If the button is pressedagain within five seconds, all remainingdoors will unlock. If enabled through theDIC, the parking lamps will flash once toindicate unlocking has occurred.

(Liftglass): Press and hold thisbutton to open the liftglass.

(Power Liftgate) (if equipped):Press and hold this button for twoseconds to open or close the liftgate.The taillamps will flash and a chime willsound to indicate the liftgate is activated.

(Vehicle Locator/Panic Alarm):Press this button to locate your vehicle.The parking lamps will flash and thehorn will sound three times.

Remote Keyless Entry

Press and hold the button to activate thepanic alarm. The parking lamps will flashand the horn will sound for 30 seconds.Press the button again or turn the igni-tion to Run to cancel the panic alarm.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

OnStar® (if equipped)

SAFETY & SECURITY

Your vehicle features the OnStar Safe& Sound Plan or the uplevel OnStarDirections & Connections Plan, with oneyear of OnStar service from the dateyou purchased your new vehicle. Withthe help of OnStar Advisors, who areavailable 24 hours a day, 7 days aweek, OnStar offers a wide variety ofsafety and driver assistance capabilities,including the following services:• Driving Directions with Turn-by-Turn

Navigation• Destination Download using

your vehicle’s navigation system(if equipped)

• OnStar Vehicle Diagnostic e-mail • Automatic Notification of Airbag

Deployment• Automatic Advanced Crash

Notification• Emergency Services• Remote Door Unlock• Stolen Vehicle Location Assistance• Hands-Free Calling with 30 calling

minutes• Roadside Assistance• Fuel Station Location• Virtual Advisor, GPS-based Traffic

& Weather

Manual Lumbar (if equipped): Theknob is locatedon the front of thedriver’s seat lowercushion on the out-board side. Turn theknob forward to increase, and rearwardto decrease, lumbar support.See Section 1 of your Owner Manual.

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The power seat controls for the driverand front passenger seats are locatedon the outboard side of the seats. Power Seat: Use the control (A) tomove the seat forward/rearward andup/down as well as to raise/lower thefront or rear of the seat cushion.Power Recline (if equipped): Use thecontrol (B) to recline/raise the seatback.Power Lumbar (if equipped): Use thecontrol (C) to increase/decrease lumbarsupport.

Power Seat Controls (if equipped)

COMFORT

For Remote Door Unlock or StolenVehicle Location Assistance, call 1-888-4-ONSTAR (1-888-466-7827). Press the OnStar button for more detailsand to provide an OnStar Advisor withyour license plate number and emer-gency contact information. For moreinformation, refer to your OnStarOwner’s Guide or visit onstar.com.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

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Heated Seats (if equipped)

To operate the heated seats, the enginemust be on. The heated seat operationturns off when the ignition is turned off.Front SeatsThe heated front seat controls are locat-ed on the front doors.

(Heated Seatback): Press the topbutton to turn on the heated seatback.

(Heated Seat/Seatback): Press thebottom button to turn on the heated seatand seatback.Continue to press the desired button tocycle through the temperature settingsof High (three indicator lights), Medium(two indicator lights), Low (one indicatorlight) and Off (all indicator lights are off).


2nd-Row SeatsThe heated rear seat controls are on therear control panel, located on the backof the floor console.

(Heated Seat): Press the buttonto turn on the heated seat and cyclethrough the temperature settings.See Section 1 of your Owner Manual.

Memory Settings (if equipped)

The memory buttons are located onthe driver’s door. Settings can beprogrammed for the driver’s seat (thelumbar setting is saved only on vehiclesequipped with cooled seats), the out-side mirrors and the adjustable pedals(if equipped) for two drivers.To save memory settings:1. Adjust the driver’s seat, outside

mirrors and pedals to a comfortableposition.

2. Press and hold button 1 or 2 untiltwo beeps sound.

Repeat these steps for a second driver.To recall the settings, press memorybutton 1 or 2 with the vehicle in Park.If the Remote Keyless Entry transmitteris used to enter the vehicle and thememory seat recall feature is on (seeCustomization Features), the settingswill be recalled automatically. Easy Exit SeatThe easy exit seat button is locatedbetween the two memory buttons.With the vehicle in Park, press the (Easy Exit) button to move the driver’sseat to the exit position.If the easy exit seat feature is on (seeCustomization Features), automaticseat movement will occur when the keyis removed from the ignition.See Section 1 of your Owner Manual.

Heated and Cooled Seats (if equipped)

The following heated and cooled frontseat controls are located on the frontdoors:

(Heated Seat): Press the bottombutton to turn on the heated seat.

(Cooled Seat): Press the top buttonto turn on the cooled seat.Continue to press the desired button tocycle through the temperature settingsof High (three indicator lights), Medium(two indicator lights), Low (one indicatorlight), and Off (no indicator lights).See Section 1 of your Owner Manual.

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Adjustable Pedals (if equipped)

The accelera-tor and brakepedals can beadjusted to acomfortableand safe oper-ating positionby using theswitch located on the center consolebelow the climate controls.Press the top arrow on the switch tomove the pedals away from you andpress the bottom arrow on the switchto move the pedals toward you.The pedals cannot be adjusted whenthe vehicle is in Reverse or when cruisecontrol is activated.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual..

The automatic climate control systemmaintains the desired individual temper-ature for the driver and front seat pas-senger. The system adjusts the airflowmode, fan speed, air conditioning andrecirculation functions to reach the settemperature(s) as quickly as possible.Automatic OperationTo set the automatic mode:1. Press the AUTO button.

Automatic Climate Controls (if equipped)

2. Set the driver’s and frontpassenger’s temperature using the + or – temperature buttons.

Manual OperationTo operate the system manually, use thefollowing controls:

(On/Off): Press this button to turn thesystem on or off.Temperature Control: Press the + or –temperature button(s) to raise or lowerthe temperature setting(s).

(Fan): Press the up or down arrowto increase or decrease fan speed.

(Mode): Press the up or down but-ton to change the direction of the airflowas well as to select the defog mode.PASS (Passenger TemperatureControl): Press this button to turn offthe passenger temperature setting.

(Recirculation): Press this buttonto recirculate inside air through the vehi-cle. This mode keeps outside air fromentering the vehicle.

(Air Conditioning): Press thisbutton to turn the air conditioningsystem on or off.AUX or REAR (Rear Climate Control):Press this button to turn the rear climatecontrol system on or off.

(Defrost): Press this button todirect most of the air to the windshieldand some air to the side window outlets.

(Rear Window Defogger): Pressthis button to activate the rear windowdefogger and the heated outsiderearview mirrors (if equipped). Thedefogger and heated mirrors will shutoff automatically or can be turned offby pressing the button again.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.


The rear seat climate control system canbe operated using the front climate con-trols on the instrument panel or the rearcontrol panel, which is located near the2nd-row seats in the headliner or inte-grated with the Rear Seat Audio (RSA)controls (if equipped) on the back of thefloor console.To turn the rear system on or off, pressthe AUX or REAR button on the frontcontrol panel. The settings in the rearwill be the same as the driver’s untilthey are changed using the rearcontrols. Rear Control PanelTo operate the system, use the followingrear controls:

(Fan): Turn the fan control knob toadjust fan speed.Temperature Control: Turn thetemperature control knob to adjust thetemperature setting.

(Mode): Turn the airflow modecontrol knob to adjust the direction ofthe airflow.Rear Controls with RSA

To operate the system, use the followingrear controls that are integrated with theRSA controls:

Rear Seat Climate Controls (if equipped)

AUTO (if equipped): Press the (Mode) button until AUTO is displayed tocontrol temperature, airflow and fanspeed.

(Fan): Press the up or down fanarrow to manually adjust fan speed.Temperature Control: Press the + or –temperature button to adjust the temper-ature setting.

(Mode): Press the Mode button tomanually adjust the direction of theairflow.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

While most of the features on your radiowill look familiar, following are some thatmay be new:

(Power/Volume): Press this knob toturn the system on or off. Turn the knobto adjust the volume.

(Information): Press this button todisplay additional text information relat-ed to the current FM-RDS or XM station,or MP3 song.

(Tune): Turn this knob to select radiostations or, when a CD is playing, toselect a track or MP3 file.

Audio System Features (Non-Navigation Radios only)

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Press the knob to display the tonecontrol (bass/treble) or speaker control(balance/fade) label. Press the push-button under the desired label. Turn theknob to adjust the setting. To adjust alltone and speaker controls to the middleposition, press and hold the Tune knobfor more than two seconds. A beep willsound.FAV (Favorite): Press this button to gothrough up to six pages of any combi-nation (AM; FM; or XM, if equipped) ofpreset favorite radio stations. On eachpage, up to six stations are available byusing the six pushbuttons below theradio station frequency labels on theradio display.BAND: Press this button to switch toAM; FM; or XM (if equipped). With a CDloaded or a portable audio player con-nected, press this button to switch toradio operation.

(Seek/Scan): Press the right orleft arrow button to go to the next orprevious radio station or, when a CD isplaying, to the next track or MP3 file,or to the start of the current track orMP3 file.To enter the scan mode, press and holdeither arrow button for a few seconds (abeep will sound). Radio stations will bescanned. Press either arrow buttonagain to stop scanning.

(Reverse): Press and hold thisbutton to reverse playback quickly withina track or MP3 file.

(Forward): Press and hold thisbutton to advance playback quicklywithin a track or MP3 file.CD/AUX: Press this button to play a CDinstead of the radio. Press again and thesystem will automatically search for an

auxiliary input device such as a portableaudio player. EQ (Equalization): Press this button toselect preset equalization settings.CAT (Category): Press this button tofind XM stations (if equipped) within adesired category.Auxiliary Input Jack: A portable audioplayer can be connected to the auxiliaryinput jack located on the radio. Pressthe AUX button to play audio from theportable player over the vehicle speak-ers. To optimize speaker volume, fullyincrease the volume on the portableplayer.Setting Favorite StationsBefore setting your favorite stations,shift the vehicle into Park.

To set up the number of favorite stationpages:1. Press the MENU button to display the

radio setup menu.2. Press the pushbutton located below

the FAV 1–6 label on the radiodisplay.

3. Select the desired number of favoritestation pages.

4. Press the FAV button. You may nowbegin storing your favorite stations forthe chosen number of pages.

Note: Engaging in extended searchingfor specific audio stations or songs byusing buttons and knobs — or givingextended attention to entertainmenttasks — can lead you to look away fromthe road frequently or for prolongedperiods, which may cause you to missseeing things on the road that you needto see. Avoid engaging in extendedsearching for specific items whiledriving.


To store favorite stations:1. Press the BAND button to select the

band (AM; FM; or XM, if equipped).2. Tune to the desired radio station.3. Press the FAV button to display the

page where the station is to bestored.

4. Press and hold one of the six push-buttons until a beep sounds.

5. Repeat the steps for each pushbuttonon each page.

Setting the Speed CompensatedVolume (if equipped)With Speed Compensated Volume, theradio automatically adjusts the volumeto compensate for road noise as vehiclespeed changes.To set Speed Compensated Volume:1. Set the radio volume to the desired

level.2. Press the MENU button to display the

radio setup menu.3. Press the pushbutton below the auto

volume label on the radio display.4. Press the pushbutton under the

desired setting (Off, Low, Mediumor High) to select the level ofcompensation.

The compensation will be set once thedisplay times out after 10 seconds.Setting the TimeTo set the time:1. Press the (Clock) button. Or,

if equipped, press the MENU buttonuntil the clock option is displayed;and then press the pushbutton locat-ed under the clock option label. TheHR, MIN, MM, DD, YYYY labels willappear on the display.

2. Press the pushbutton under any ofthe labels to be changed.

3. Press the pushbutton again, the rightSEEK arrow or the FWD button toincrease the numbers. Press the leftSEEK arrow or the REV button todecrease the numbers. Rotating the

(Tune) knob also will increase ordecrease the selected label.

4. Press the Clock or MENU button toset the displayed time and date.

MP3 CapabilityYour audio system has MP3 playingcapability. A CD-R containing MP3 audiofiles will play automatically when insert-ed into the CD player. An MP3 label willbe displayed.Radio Data System (if equipped)When you tune to a Radio Data System(RDS) station, the station name and callletters will appear on the display insteadof the frequency. RDS stations may alsoprovide the time of day, a program typefor current programming and the nameof the program being broadcast.RDS features are available for use onlyon FM stations that broadcast RDSinformation. RDS relies on receivingspecific information from these stationsand will work only when the informationis available.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

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Multiple-Disc CD Player (if equipped)

With the in-dash 6-Disc CD Player, notethat you cannot directly load a CD as insingle-play systems.To load a single CD:• Press and release the LOAD

button. Wait for the display promptbefore loading the CD.

To load multiple CDs:• Press and hold the LOAD button

for two seconds. Follow the displayprompts to load each CD. Press theLOAD button again to cancelloading more CDs.

To play a specific CD:• Press the pushbutton below the arrow

label on the display to select thedesired CD number.

To eject a CD:• To eject the CD that is currently

playing, press the EJECT buttononce.

• To eject all CDs, press and hold theEJECT button for two seconds.

If a CD is not removed after several sec-onds, it will automatically be pulled backinto the player.

Note: CDs with any affixed labels mayjam in the CD player. Label a CD usinga permanent marker. If more than oneCD is inserted into the slot at a time,or if scratched or damaged CDs areplayed, the CD player could be dam-aged. When using the CD player, useonly CDs in good condition withoutlabels; load one CD at a time; and keepthe CD player and the loading slot freeof foreign materials, liquids or debris.

Navigation EntertainmentSystem (if equipped)

Your vehicle’s Navigation EntertainmentSystem provides you with detailed mapsof all major highways and roadsthroughout the United States andCanada. After you enter a destination,the system provides turn-by-turn instruc-tions for reaching your destination andcan help you locate a variety of points ofinterest, such as banks, airports, restau-rants and more. Additional navigationassistance is available with DestinationDownload from OnStar and real-timeXM NavTraffic (if equipped).See your Navigation EntertainmentSystem Owner Manual for operatinginstructions.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.



Rear Seat AudioThe Rear Seat Audio (RSA) systemallows front seat and rear seat passen-gers to listen to different entertainmentsources at the same time using the rearseat controls and wired headphones(not supplied) or wireless headphones(if equipped). The vehicle’s rear speak-ers may be muted when the rear controlpanel is turned on. • To select an entertainment source —

radio, CD or DVD (if equipped) —press the SRCE (Source) button.

• Turn the left volume knob toadjust the volume of the left wired

headphones and the right volumeknob to adjust the volume of the rightwired headphones.

Rear Seat Entertainment (DVD)The Rear Seat Entertainment (RSE)system includes a flip-down videoscreen, two wireless headphones anda remote control. Optional on Suburbanis an RSE system that includes two flip-down video screens (2nd and 3rd row),four wireless headphones and a remotecontrol. The CD/DVD player is part ofthe front radio and can be controlledusing the radio buttons or the remotecontrol.To play a DVD:1. Turn the ignition to the Accessory or

Run position.2. Push the release button on the DVD

display console and pull down thevideo screen.

3. Insert a DVD into the DVD slot in theradio. It will turn on the video screenand begin playing automatically. Itmay be necessary to press the Playbutton on the RSE system or theremote control to start playing themovie if the DVD stops at a menuscreen.

4. To listen to the DVD through the vehi-cle speakers, press the DVD/CD AUXbutton. Adjust volume using the radiovolume control.To listen to the DVD through the wire-less headphones, select channel 1and push the power button on theheadphones. Adjust volume using theheadphone volume control.

Rear Seat Audio and DVD RearSeat Entertainment Systems (if equipped)

Note: Aim the remote control at thevideo screen, not the DVD player,for proper operation.

XM Radio offers more than 170channels of digital-quality sound thatgoes wherever you go — coast to coast— and real-time XM NavTraffic on thenavigation system (if equipped) of manyvehicles. After a free three-month trialperiod, service subscription fees apply.Service is based in the continental U.S.and Canada. For more information, visitXM online at www.XMradio.com or call1-800-929-2100.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

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A number of audio controls can beadjusted at the steering wheel. + – (Volume): Pull up on the + or –button to increase or decrease thevolume.

(Next/Previous/End): Press theup or down arrow to go to the

next or previous radio station stored asa favorite or, when a CD is playing, tothe next or previous track. Press the

(End) button to end or reject anOnStar or Bluetooth call.

SRCE (Source): Press this buttonto switch between AM, FM, XM(if equipped), CD and AUX. Press andhold the button for one second to initiatenavigation system voice recognition.

(Seek): Press this button to go tothe next radio station.

(Mute/Push to Talk): Press this button to silence the system.

Audio Steering Wheel Controls(if equipped)

5. To control DVD playback, use theremote control or the buttons underthe labels on the front radio display.

6. To turn off the RSE system, press thepower button for two seconds on thefront radio, eject the DVD or press thepower button on the remote control.

See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.Bluetooth® System

The in-vehicle Bluetooth system allowsusers with a Bluetooth-enabled cellphone to make and receive hands-freephone calls using the vehicle’s audiosystem, microphone and controls. TheBluetooth-enabled cell phone must bepaired with the in-vehicle Bluetooth sys-tem before it can be used in the vehicle.Not all phones will support all functions. Visit www.chevrolet.com/bluetoothfor more information.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

Automatic Dimming RearviewMirror (if equipped)

CONVENIENCE

Automatic DimmingThe automatic dimming feature is turnedon each time the vehicle is started. Toturn the feature off or back on, pressand hold the (On/Off) button forapproximately six seconds.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

Press the button again to turn on thesound.Press and hold the button for twoseconds to interact with the OnStaror Bluetooth system.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

This feature allows you to start theengine from outside the vehicle by usingthe Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) trans-mitter. The remote start capability mustbe turned on using the DriverInformation Center.The vehicle’sautomaticclimate controlsystem (ifequipped) willdefault to a heating or cooling modebased on outside temperature, and themanual climate control system will turnon at the same setting as when thevehicle was last turned off.Starting the VehicleTo remote-start the vehicle:1. Aim the RKE transmitter at the

vehicle. (Transmitter range is withinapproximately 200 feet of thevehicle.)

2. Press and release the (Lock)button on the transmitter.

3. Immediately press and hold the (Remote Vehicle Start) button forabout four seconds. When the park-ing lamps flash, release the button.The engine will start and the parkinglamps will remain on. The engine willcontinue running for 10 minutes.

4. Repeat these steps for a 10-minutetime extension. Only two consecutiveremote starts are allowed.

When you enter the vehicle after aremote start, the key must be insertedin the ignition and turned to the Runposition before driving.


Remote Vehicle Start (if equipped)

Canceling a Remote Start To turn off the engine instead of drivingafter a remote start:• Press and hold the button until the

parking lamps turn off.• Press and release the Hazard

Warning Flashers button. Press itagain to turn off the flashers.

• Turn the key in the ignition switch tothe Run position and then off.


Note: The Remote Vehicle Start featurewill not operate if the key is in the igni-tion, the hood or liftgate is open, or theCheck Engine light is illuminated on theinstrument cluster.

Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist(if equipped)

This feature uses ultrasonic sensorson the rear bumper to help you avoidcolliding with objects when parking thevehicle. It operates only at speeds lessthan 5 mph.The rear parking assist display is locat-ed near the rear window. The lights onthe display provide distance information.Low-toned continuous beeps play out ofthe speakers when objects are within 23inches (0.6 m) of the rear bumper.

To turn off the system, press the (Rear Parking Assist) disable button

Note: The Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist(URPA) system will not activate if youhave a trailer hitch or trailer attached toyour vehicle, or a bicycle or other objectis hanging out of your vehicle. The sys-tem may also be disabled if dirt, snow orice builds up on the sensors.

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Rainsense™ II WindshieldWipers (if equipped)

The Rainsense II windshield wipers usea moisture sensor to automatically oper-ate the wipers when needed, dependingon driving conditions and the sensitivitysetting. If the system is left on for longperiods, an occasional wipe may occurwithout any moisture on the windshieldto indicate the system is activated.The headlamps also will be turned onautomatically when the Rainsensewipers are active if the exterior lampcontrol knob is in the AUTO position.Windshield Wiper ControlsThe controls for the windshield wipersare located on the multifunction lever onthe left side of the steering column. Theband can be rotated to the followingpositions:

(Mist): Rotate the wipers banddown to this position to turn the wiperson for one wipe.

(Off): Rotate the wipers band to thisposition to turn the wipers off.

(Sensitivity Setting): Rotate thecontrol band up to one of the sensi-

tivity levels to activate the Rainsensefunction. The position closest to Off isthe lowest sensitivity level.

Press the (Heated Washer Fluid)button, located below the climate con-trols on the instrument panel, to sprayheated washer fluid on the windshield.This will help clear ice, tree sap or bugsfrom the windshield. It may take up to40 seconds to heat the washer fluid. Amessage will be displayed on the DriverInformation Center when the system ison. The wipers will automatically turn onfor four heated wash cycles or until thebutton is pressed again.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

Heated Windshield Washer Fluid(if equipped)

(Low): Rotate the wipers band upto this position to turn on the wipers tothe Low speed setting.

(High): Rotate the wipers bandup to this position to turn on the wipersto the High speed setting.

(Washer): Push the paddle on topof the multifunction lever to spray wash-er fluid on the windshield.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

Rear Vision Camera (if equipped)

When the vehicle is shifted intoReverse, a view of the area behind thevehicle is displayed on the insiderearview mirror or the navigation systemscreen (if equipped). This can help tosee things behind the vehicle or to hitchup a trailer.The camera is located near the rearlicense plate. Clean the camera lenswith water and a soft cloth.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

located on the center of the instrumentpanel. The indicator light will illuminatewhen the system is off.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.


Automatic Headlamp System and Interior Lamps

Your vehicle is equipped with anAutomatic Headlamp System, whichturns on the Daytime Running Lamps(DRLs) during the day and the head-lamps and other exterior lamps at nightor when necessary.The system uses a light sensor, locatedon top of the instrument panel, to deter-mine light conditions. For proper systemoperation, avoid placing any objects onor near the sensor.The exterior and interior lamp controlsare located on the instrument panel tothe left of the steering wheel.Exterior Lamp Controls

(Off/On): When operating in theAUTO position, turn the knob to this

Side Blind Zone Alert (if equipped)

When a vehicle is detected in your blindzone on either side of the vehicle, awarning light will be displayed in thecorresponding outside mirror. If the turnsignal is activated while a vehicle isdetected, the warning light will flash.The system is turned on each time thevehicle is started. It can be turned offusing the DIC.See Sections 2 and 3 of your Owner Manual.

Auto Turn Signal

The turn signal lever includes an auto-matic lane change signal feature.To signal a lane change, raise or lowerthe lever until the arrow on the instru-ment panel cluster starts to flash, andthen release the lever. The turn signalwill automatically flash three times. Ifthe Tow/Haul mode is selected, the turnsignal will automatically flash six times.To signal a turn, move the lever all theway up or down.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

The cruise controlbuttons are locat-ed on the steeringwheel.

(On/Off):Press this buttonto turn the cruisecontrol system onor off. – SET (Set):Press this buttonto set a speed, orto decrease the speed if the system isset. When the cruise control speed isset, the cruise light will illuminate in theinstrument cluster.+ RES (Resume): Press this button toresume a set speed, or to increase thespeed if the system is set.

(Cancel): Press this button to can-cel the cruise control but retain the setspeed in memory.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

Cruise Control (if equipped)

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position to turn off the AutomaticHeadlamp System and all exterior lights,excluding the DRLs. Turn the knob tothis position again to turn on the system.AUTO (Automatic): Automatically turnson the DRLs in the daytime and theAutomatic Headlamp System at night orwhen necessary.

(Parking Lamps): Manually turnson parking lamps and taillamps.

(Headlamps): Manually turns onthe headlamps and other exterior lamps.

(Fog Lamps) (if equipped): Pressthis button to turn the fog lamps onor off. Interior Lamp Controls

(Instrument Panel Brightness):Turn this pop-out knob to adjust thebrightness of the instrument panel lights.

(Dome Lamp Override): Pressthis button in to turn the dome

lamps off when the doors are open.Press the button again to have thedome lamps turn on automatically whena door is opened.See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

Power Running Boards (if equipped)

The power running boards extendfrom beneath the vehicle when anyside door is open. The vehicle must bestationary for the running boards tooperate. To disable the running boards,press the (Running Boards) disablebutton on the instrument panel. Pressthe button again to turn the runningboards back on.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

Use the Remote Keyless Entry (RKE)transmitter or the power door lockswitches to unlock the liftgate.

Liftgate: Press the touchpad (A) onthe back of the handle in the center of theliftgate; then pull up the liftgate to open it. Liftglass: Press the touchpad (B) on theliftgate, located above the right side ofthe license plate, or use the RKE trans-mitter to unlatch the liftglass.Power Liftgate (if equipped)There are several ways to open andclose the power liftgate:• Press and hold the power liftgate but-

ton on the RKE transmitter until theliftgate starts moving.

• Press the touchpad on the liftgatehandle to open.

• Press the button on the bottom of theliftgate to close.

• Press the (Power Liftgate) switchon the overhead console inside thevehicle.

To turn off the power liftgate function,press the OFF (Power Liftgate Off)switch on the overhead console.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

Liftgate and Liftglass Operation

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The split 3rd-row seats fold and tumbleto provide more cargo space. Beforemoving a seat, make sure nothing isunder or in front of the seat.

To fold and tumble the seat:1. Fold the seatback forward by lifting

the release lever (A) located at thebottom rear of the seatback on theoutboard side of the seat and lowerthe head restraint.

2. Tumble the seat forward by lifting therelease lever (B) located next to thehandle on the center rear of the seat.

3. Tilt the seat fully forward to lock itin place.

To unfold the seat:1. Lower the seat by lifting the release

lever (B) located to the left of thehandle on the center rear of the seat.

2. Pull down the seat until it latches tothe floor.

3. Lift up the seatback until it locks inplace. Pull on the seatback to makesure it is locked.


Folding 3rd-Row Seats

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The seat must beunfolded manuallyto return it to thesitting position.See Section 1 of yourOwner Manual.

The 2nd-row seats fold and tumble toprovide more cargo space and access tothe 3rd-row seats.To fold and tumble the seat:1. Lower the head restraint and make

sure nothing is under or in front ofthe seat.

2. Fold the seatback forward by liftingthe release lever located at thebottom rear of the seatback on theoutboard side of the seat.

3. Tumble the seat forward by lifting therelease lever again.

To unfold the seat:1. Pull down the seat until it latches to

the floor.2. Lift up the seatback until it locks in

place. Pull on the seatback to makesure it is locked.

Power Release Seats (if equipped)To fold and tumble the power releaseseat:1. Shift the vehicle into Park.2. Lower the head restraint and make

sure nothing is under or in front ofthe seat.

3. Press one of the automatic releasebuttons, located on the panel behindthe rear doors. The seat will fold andtumble forward automatically.

Folding 2nd-Row Seats

The open/close and vent switches forthe power sunroof are located on theoverhead console. The open/closeswitch has two detents.

(Express-Open): Press the rear ofthis switch completely (to the seconddetent) to express-open the sunroof. Tostop the sunroof, press the switch again.To partially open the sunroof, lightlypress and hold the rear of the switch (tothe first detent) until the sunroof reachesthe desired position.

(Express-Close): Press the front ofthis switch completely (to the seconddetent) to express-close the sunroof. Tostop the sunroof, press the switch again.To partially close the sunroof, lightlypress and hold the front of the switch (tothe first detent) until the sunroof reachesthe desired position.

(Vent): Press the rear of this switchto vent the sunroof. Press the switch

again to stop the sunroof.

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Sunroof (if equipped)

The Universal Home Remote is a com-bined universal transmitter and receiverthat can activate up to three devices,such as garage door openers, entrydoor locks, gates and security systems.It’s recommended that you read theOwner Manual instructions completelybefore attempting to program any of thethree channels on the Universal HomeRemote. The engine should be turnedoff when programming the remote.


Universal Home Remote (if equipped)

Note: Do not use the Universal HomeRemote with any garage door opener thatdoes not have the “stop and reverse” fea-ture or any opener manufactured beforeApril 1, 1982.

PERFORMANCE & MAINTENANCE

6-Speed Automatic Transmission Controls (if equipped)

The 6-speed automatic transmission hasa unique gear range selection modecalled Driver Shift Control that enablesthe driver to select the range of gearsdesired for the current driving conditions,such as when driving on downhill grades.To use this feature, move the shift leverto the Manual (M) position and select alower or higher driving gear using the + / – button on the shift lever.

To remove the seat:• With the seat folded down, pull rear-

ward on the handle located in thecenter of the seat. The latches willbecome disengaged, allowing theseat to be easily pulled rearward.

To install the seat:1. Align the rollers on the bottom of

the seat track with the latches onthe floor.

2. Push the seat forward until it latches.Make sure the seat is locked in place.


Press and hold the front of the switch toclose the sunroof.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.


StabiliTrak is anadvanced computer-controlled vehiclestability and tractionenhancement sys-tem that assists withdirectional control of the vehicle in difficultdriving conditions. It turns on automatical-ly every time you start your vehicle.To limit wheelspin and help maintaindirectional control, you should alwaysleave the system on. However, if yourvehicle becomes stuck and rocking thevehicle is required, the system shouldbe turned off.To turn off the traction control part of thesystem, press the (StabiliTrak) but-ton located below the climate controlson the instrument panel. To turn off the traction control and stabil-ity enhancement systems, press andhold the button for five seconds.When the system is turned off, theStabiliTrak light will illuminate.See Section 4 of your Owner Manual

StabiliTrak® – Stability ControlSystem (if equipped)

Tire Pressure Monitor

The Tire Pressure Monitor alerts youwhen a significant reduction in pressureoccurs in one or more of your vehicle’stires by illuminating the (Low TirePressure) warning light on the instrumentpanel. The low tire pressure warning lightwill remain on until you correct the tirepressure.You may also have a CHECK TIREPRESSURE message appear on theDIC (if equipped). Correcting the Tire PressureWhen the low tire pressure warning lightilluminates, you must inflate the tire tothe proper tire pressure (just as youmust refuel the vehicle when the lowfuel warning light illuminates). The Tireand Loading Information label shows thecorrect tire pressure for the tires whenthey’re cold. “Cold” means your vehiclehas been sitting for at least three hoursor driven no more than one mile.You can temporarily remove the DIC mes-sage by acknowledging it with your DICcontrols. However, at the next vehiclestart-up, the DIC message will reappear ifthe tire pressure has not been corrected.During cooler conditions, the low tirepressure warning light may appear whenthe vehicle is first started and then turnoff as you start to drive. This could bean early indicator that your tire pres-sures are getting low and the tires needto be inflated to the proper pressure.


Note: The Tire Pressure Monitor canalert you about low tire pressure, but itdoesn’t replace normal monthly tiremaintenance.

The display on the instrument panel clus-ter will show the current gear selection.Press the – (minus) side of the button todownshift. When slowing to a stop, thevehicle will automatically downshift.Press the + (plus) side of the button toupshift. As vehicle speed increases, youwill need to manually upshift. If current vehicle speed is too high or toolow for the requested gear, the shift willnot occur.See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.

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Reset the Engine Oil Life System

The Oil Life System calculates engine oillife based on vehicle use and displaysCHANGE ENGINE OIL in the DriverInformation Center (DIC) when it’s nec-essary to change your engine oil and fil-ter. The Oil Life System should be resetto 100% only following an oil change.To reset the Oil Life System using the DIC:1. Turn on the ignition.2. Press the (Vehicle Information)

button until the DIC displays OIL LIFEREMAINING.

3. Press and hold the (Set/Reset)button until 100% is displayed.

4. Turn off the ignition.To reset the Oil Life System without theDIC:1. Turn on the ignition, with the engine off.2. Fully press and release the accelera-

tor pedal slowly three times withinfive seconds.

3. If the CHANGE ENGINE OIL mes-sage flashes, the system is reset;otherwise, repeat the procedure.

4. Turn off the ignition.See Section 5 of your Owner Manual.

Refueling the Vehicle

To open the fuel door, press the center-rear edge of the door and it will pop openslightly. Pull the door to open it fully.When closing the fuel door, press therear edge of the door until it latches andis flush with the side of the vehicle.See Section 5 of your Owner Manual.

Maximizing Fuel Economy

Your driving behavior is a big contributorto your vehicle’s fuel economy.Modifying your driving habits willimprove your fuel mileage. Here areseveral fuel-saving tips:• Combine short trips to minimize cold

engine starts, which reduce fueleconomy.

• Avoid quick starts and stops.Accelerate moderately and drive at asteady speed.

• Anticipate traffic flow and brake mod-erately or coast.

• Use the air conditioning and defrostmodes only when necessary.

• Minimize electrical accessory opera-tion by turning off items such as therear defogger and heated seats whenthey are not needed.

• Use the remote start feature spar-ingly. This feature turns the engineon, consuming fuel at idle.

• Do not warm up the engine by idling.Even on the coldest days, driving willhelp the engine warm up faster.

• Selecting the AUTO feature on 4WDmodels will be less economical than2WD.

• Unload unnecessary cargo to reducethe amount of weight in the vehicle.

• Regularly check and maintain propertire pressure.

• Maintain your vehicle. Regularmaintenance will keep your vehiclerunning cleaner and more efficiently.


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1-800-CHEV-USA(1-800-243-8872)TTY Users: 1-888-889-2438As the proud owner of a new Chevroletvehicle, you are automatically enrolledin the Chevrolet Roadside Assistanceprogram. This value-added service isintended to provide you with peace ofmind as you drive in the city or travel theopen road. Chevrolet’s Roadside Assistance toll-freenumber is staffed by a team of technicallytrained advisors, who are available 24hours a day, 365 days a year. The advi-sors can provide minor repair informationor make arrangements to tow your vehicleto the nearest Chevrolet dealer.Chevrolet will provide the followingservices for 5 years/100,000 miles at noexpense to you:• Fuel delivery• Lockout service (identification

required)• Tow to nearest dealership for

warranty service• Flat tire assistance• Jump startsIn many instances, mechanical failures arecovered under Chevrolet’s comprehensivewarranty. However, when other servicesare utilized, our advisors will explain anypayment obligations you might incur.

The Chevrolet Owner Center at My GMLinkis a complimentary service for Chevroletowners, a one-stop resource to enhanceyour Chevrolet ownership experience.Exclusive member benefits include onlineservice reminders, vehicle maintenancetips, online owner manual, special privi-leges and more. Sign up today atwww.mygmlink.com.

For prompt and efficient assistance whencalling, please provide the following infor-mation to the advisor:• Location of the vehicle• Telephone number and your location• Vehicle model, year and color• Vehicle mileage• Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)• Vehicle license plate numberChevrolet reserves the right to limitservices or reimbursement to an owner ordriver when, in Chevrolet’s judgment, theclaims become excessive in frequency ortype of occurrence.

Roadside Assistance and OnStar®

(if equipped)If you have a current OnStar subscription,press the OnStar button and the vehiclewill send your current GPS location to anOnStar Advisor who will speak to you,assess your problem, contact RoadsideAssistance and relay your exact locationso you will get the help you need.

Certain restrictions, precautions and safety procedures apply to your vehicle. Please read your OwnerManual for complete instructions. All information contained herein is based on information available at thetime of printing and is subject to change without notice. Copyright 2008 by GM Corp. All rights reserved.

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