HOLDEN RC COLORADO 2010 Guide de l'utilisateur

RC Colorado Owner’s Handbook

RC COLORADO

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GM Holden Ltd, ABN 84 006 893 232 (hereinafter Holden)

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May 2010 (MY10 RC Colorado. Print 4)

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CHAPTERS

Dashboard ........................................... 1A

Audio system ....................................... 1B

Locks ......................................................2

Know your vehicle ..................................3

Driving ....................................................4

Fuel .........................................................5

Emergencies ...........................................6

Weekly checks ........................................7

Specications .........................................8

Tow and load ..........................................9

Cleaning ...............................................10

Index

We thank you for choosing Holden and want to

assure you of our continuing interest in your

driving pleasure and satisfaction.

This handbook applies to the current Colorado model.

Therefore, due to different models and options, you may

nd reference in this Handbook to some equipment

not tted to your own vehicle.

Please note that all information, illustrations and

specications in this Handbook are based on the latest

production information available at the time of printing.

Holden reserves the right to make changes at any time

without notice and without incurring any obligation.

Chapter 1A – Dashboard

Dashboard layout

Instrumentation

Warning/reminder indications

Trip computer3

Steering, horn, hazard warning

Wipers and washers

Lights

Cruise control3

Ventilation system

Manual heating, air conditioning3

Chapter 1B – Audio system

Overview – Single CD player

Important information

Switching on/off

Audio settings

Radio operation

Single CD operation

AUX operation

Overview – 6 CD player

Important information

Switching on/off

Audio settings

Radio operation

6 CD operation

AUX operation

Antenna information (all units)

Notes on compact discs

(all units)

Troubleshooting (all units)

Chapter 2 – Locks

Keys

Ignition switch

Door locks

Tailgate lock3

Bonnet lock

Security

Chapter 3 – Know your vehicle

Seats

Restraints

Supplemental restraint system

Windows

Power windows3

Mirrors

Interior lights

Assist grip3

Storage compartments

Power socket

Chapter 4 – Driving

Safety

Driving precautions

Park brake

4x4 driving precautions

Petrol engine starting

Diesel engine starting

Transmission operation

Four wheel drive system operation

Active safety systems3

Chapter 5 – Fuel

Fuel

Emission control

Reducing fuel consumption

CONTENTS

3The asterisk signies equipment options not

in all vehicles, model variants, engine options,

optional equipment and Genuine Holden

Accessories (and Parts).

Chapter 6 – Emergencies

Customer assistance – Australia

Customer assistance – New Zealand

Flat tyre

Changing a at tyre

Towing a disabled vehicle

Engine overheating

Flat battery

Fuse replacement

Bulb replacement

Diesel fuel system

Chapter 7 – Weekly checks

Exterior checks

Under bonnet checks

Battery

Chapter 8 – Specications

Specications

General specications

Identication plates

Chapter 9 – Tow and load

Loading the vehicle

Towing

Chapter 10 – Cleaning

Interior cleaning

Exterior cleaning

Index

CONTENTS cont.

Dashboard

Page

Dashboard layout ........................1A-2

Instrumentation............................1A-3

Warning/reminder indications......1A-6

Trip computer3.......................... 1A-11

Steering, horn,

hazard warning..........................1A-12

Wipers and washers..................1A-13

Lights.........................................1A-14

Cruise control3...........................1A-17

Ventilation system......................1A-20

Manual heating,

air conditioning3.........................1A-21

3The asterisk signies equipment options not

in all vehicles, model variants, engine options,

optional equipment and Genuine Holden

Accessories (and Parts).

CHAPTER

DASHBOARD LAYOUT

Chapter 1A

DASHBOARD

1A-2

Page

1 Air outlet (side).........................1A-21

2 Passenger’s airbag....................3-13

3 Clock3........................................1A-5

4 Air outlets (centre)....................1A-21

5 Hazard warning switch.............1A-12

6 Transfer shift switch (4WD)........4-19

Utility tray3(2WD)......................3-21

7 Wipers and washers lever

(inc. cruise control switch3)......1A-13

8 Instrument panel........................1A-3

9 Turn signals and

light switch ...................1A-14, 1A-16

Page

10 Air outlet (side).........................1A-21

11 Cruise control main switch3.....1A-17

12 Bonnet release lever..................2-13

13 Horn.........................................1A-12

14 Driver’s airbag............................3-13

15 Power socket .............................3-24

16 Cigarette lighter..........................3-22

17 Ashtray.......................................3-22

18 Heater controls.........................1A-20

19 Audio system .............................1B-2

20 Glovebox....................................3-21

INSTRUMENTATION

Chapter 1A

DASHBOARD 1A-3

GAUGES

Speedometer

The speedometer gauge indicates

the vehicle speed in kilometres per

hour (km/h).

Odometer and tripmeter

Note For odometer and tripmeter

operation on vehicles with Electro-

luminescent3gaugesandtripcomputer3,

refer to Trip computer3further on in this

chapter.

Asmall window under the speedometer is

used for the tripmeter and odometer.

The odometer records the distance

travelled since the vehicle was built, and

thetripmeterrecordsthedistancetravelled

on a particular journey. The tripmeter can

keep a record of two different journeys at

the same time.

The tripmeter reset knob is located

at the lower right-hand side of the

speedometer dial.

With the ignition switched on, push the

reset knob to change the display between

ODD (odometer), TRIP A and TRIP B. If

the reset knob is pressed for more than

one second, the tripmeter resets to zero.

Tachometer3

The tachometer indicates the engine

speed in revolutions per minute (RPM).

The red zone of the tachometer indicates

critical engine speed.

WARNING

Never operate the vehicle with the

tachometer needle in the red zone.

Continued operation with the tachometer

needle in the red zone will lead to serious

engine damage.

Reset knob

INSTRUMENTATION cont.

Chapter 1A

DASHBOARD

1A-4

Fuel gauge

The fuel gauge indicates the level of fuel

within the fuel tank when the ignition

switchison.Frepresentsfull,Erepresents

empty. The needle in the fuel gauge falls

to Ewhen the ignition switch is turned off.

The fuel tank contents displays when the

ignition is turned to ON.

Refer to Fuel in chapter 5 for refuelling

instructions.

Temperature gauge

The temperature gauge indicates the

temperature of the engine coolant when

the ignition switch is turned on.

Stop-start driving in heavy trafc, driving at

high speed in warm weather, hill climbing

or towing may cause the needle to move

toward the extreme top of the gauge. This

is normal, and is no cause for concern.

However, if the needle moves all the way

to the Hmark on the gauge and remains

there for more than 30 seconds, you

should stop the vehicle as soon as it is

safe to do so. Refer to Engine overheating

in chapter 6.

Cancelling gauge needle

movement electroluminescent3

instrumentation

To cancel the gauge needle movement

when the ignition is switched ON, follow

the procedure below.

1. With the ignition switch and headlight

switch turned OFF, press and hold the

dimmer knob.

2. Turn the ignition switch to ON while

pressing the dimmer knob.

3. Turn the ignition OFF while pressing

the dimmer knob.

4. Release the dimmer knob.

Note To activate gauge needle movement

follow the same procedure again.

Dimmer Knob

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