HOLDEN CG CAPTIVA MaXX 2008 User guide

CG Captiva MaXX Owner’s Handbook
CG
CAPTIVA MaXX
CG CAPTIVA MaXX
holden.com.au
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GM Holden Ltd, ABN 84 006 893 232 (hereinafter Holden)
Change of name, address or ownership
In the event of a Safety Recall, or for various reasons,
Holden may need to contact you as the owner of this vehicle.
If you have recently changed your address, or name, or purchased this
vehicle second-hand, please help us to help you by taking a few minutes
to ll in and mail the forms at the beginning of the Service/warranty booklet.
For information about GM Holden’s privacy policy or to update owner
details online, please visit Holden’s website at www.holden.com.au
Note Please refer to the inside front cover of the Service/warranty
booklet for the Vehicle Identication Certicate.
Printed in Australia
Part No. 92228928
June 2008 (MY09 CG Captiva MaXX. Print 1)
© 2008 GM Holden Ltd
Reproduction in whole or part is prohibited
without written approval from GM Holden Ltd,
ABN 84 006 893 232
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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
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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 Captiva MaXX model.
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.
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Chapter 1A – Dashboard
Dashboard layout
Instrumentation
Warning/reminder indications
Driver Information Display (DID)
Steering, horn, hazard warning
Wipers and washers
Lights
Cruise control
Climate control
Chapter 1B – Audio
Overview
Steering wheel remote controls
Important information
Switching on/off
Audio settings
Radio operation
CD operation
Antenna information
Notes on compact discs
Glossary of terms
Chapter 2 – Locks
Keys
Ignition switch
Door locks
Rear tailgate lock
Bonnet lock
Security
Chapter 3 – Know your vehicle
Seats
Restraints
Supplemental restraint system
Power windows
Mirrors
Interior lamps
Assist grips and sun visors
Storage compartments
Power sockets
Chapter 4 – Driving
Safety
Driving precautions
Park brake
Park Assist
Engine starting
Transmission operation
Active safety systems
Add on equipment
Chapter 5 – Fuel
Fuel
Emission control
Reducing fuel consumption
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
CONTENTS
3The asterisk signies equipment options not
in all vehicles, model variants, engine options,
optional equipment and Genuine Holden
Accessories (and Parts).
ESP®is a registered trademark of Daimler Chrysler AG.
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CONTENTS cont.
Chapter 7 – Weekly checks
Exterior checks
Under bonnet checks
Battery
Chapter 8 – Specications
Specications
General specications
Identication labels
Chapter 9 – Tow and load
Loading the vehicle
Towing
Chapter 10 – Cleaning
Interior cleaning
Exterior cleaning
Cleaning products
Index
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Dashboard
CHAPTER
1A
Page
Dashboard layout ........................1A-2
Instrumentation............................1A-3
Warning/reminder indications......1A-6
Driver Information
Display (DID).............................1A-12
Steering, horn,
hazard warning..........................1A-18
Wipers and washers..................1A-19
Lights.........................................1A-21
Cruise control ............................1A-24
Climate control...........................1A-26
3The asterisk signies equipment options not
in all vehicles, model variants, engine options,
optional equipment and Genuine Holden
Accessories (and Parts).
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DASHBOARD LAYOUT
Bonnet release lever
Card holder
Coin storage
Remote control for audio system
Headlamp switch
Lever for:
• turn signal
• high/low beam
• cruise control
Lever for wiper and washer
(front and rear)
Sunlight sensor
Driver airbag
Front passenger airbag
Instrument panel
Driver information display (DID)
Centre vent outlet
Side vent outlet
Audio system
Climate control
Hazard warning asher button
Glovebox
Accelerator pedal
Brake pedal
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1A-2 Chapter 1A
DASHBOARD
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INSTRUMENTATION
Page
Immobiliser warning indicator ....1A-9
Door ajar indicator....................1A-10
Service vehicle soon
warning indicator......................1A-10
Engine coolant temperature
warning indicator......................1A-10
Driver seat belt indicator............1A-8
Tailgate open indicator.............1A-10
Airbag and SRS
warning indicator........................1A-6
Front fog lamp indicator.............1A-8
High beam indicator...................1A-8
Winter mode indicator................1A-8
 Low washer uid
level warning..............................1A-9
Cruise control indicator............1A-10
Engine oil level warning
indicator ................................... 1A-11
Trip odometer reset button.........1A-4
Park Assist warning indicator........4-6
Page
Tachometer................................1A-4
Fuel gauge.................................1A-5
Speedometer ............................ 1A-4
Turn signal indicators...............1A-23
Low fuel warning indicator .........1A-6
Gear selector lever
position indicator........................1A-8
Trip odometer display ................1A-4
Engine oil pressure warning.......1A-7
Brake warning indicator .............1A-7
ABS warning indicator................1A-6
Battery warning lamp.................1A-7
ESP®off indicator.......................1A-9
ESP®not ready indicator............1A-9
ESP®active and
warning indicator........................1A-9
AWD warning indicator ............1A-10
DCS active indicator ..................1A-9
DCS not ready and
warning indicator........................1A-9
Check engine (MIL) lamp...........1A-7
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DASHBOARD
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INSTRUMENTATION cont.
Speedometer
The speedometer 3indicates the
vehicle’s speed in kilometres per hour
(km/h).
Odometer and tripmeter
The window between the tachometer and
speedometer is used for the odometer
and tripmeter 7.
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 two trip odometers
are distinguished as TRIP A and TRIP B.
The trip odometer reset button Pis
located at the lower right-hand side of the
speedometer dial.
Withthe ignitionswitchedon,pushthe trip
odometer reset button Pto change the
display between the odometer, TRIP A
and TRIP B. If the trip odometer reset
button is pressed and held, the tripmeter
resets to zero.
Tachometer
The tachometer 1indicates 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.
1A-4 Chapter 1A
DASHBOARD
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