HOLDEN YG CRUZE User guide

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YG CRUZE
YG Cruze Owner’s Handbook
YG CRUZE
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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. Also, if
less than three years old, this vehicle will qualify for Roadside
Assistance, refer to Chapter 9.
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 fill in and mail the form on the third
page of this handbook. For information about Holden’s privacy
policy, please visit Holden’s website at www.holden.com.au.
Note: Please refer to the inside front cover of the service
booklet for the Vehicle Identification Certificate.
Printed in Australia
Part No. 92209322
February 2004 (YG Cruze Print 2)
© 2004 Holden Ltd
Reproduction in whole or part is prohibited
without written approval from Holden Ltd,
ABN 84 006 893 232.
Owner’s name
Vehicle Identification Certificate
Owner’s address
Town State Postcode
Vehicle Identification Number (17 character ISOVIN)
Model name
Registration number Engine number
Odometer reading
Date of purchase
Selling Retailer's Stamp and Signature
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CHAPTER
1
Dashboard
Page
1-2 Dashboard layout
1-3 Tiltsteering,hornandglovebox
1-4 Gauges
1-7 Clock / information display
1-11 Warning / reminder indicators
1-14 Wipers and washers
1-15 Exterior lamps
1-17 Ventilation
1-21 Heating
1-22 Air conditioning
1-24 Demisting
1-25 Cigarette lighter and ashtray
1-26 Ignition switch
1-27 Bonnet

1-2
Chapter 1
DASHBOARD
Chapter-Page
1Side demisters 1-24
2Side ventilators 1-17
3Airbags 6-13
4Heater control panel 1-21
5Centre ventilator 1-17
6Clock / information display 1-7
7Hazard warning switch 1-16
8Wiper / washer switch
(front and rear) 1-14
9Instrument panel 1-4
10 Lighting and turn signal 1-15
DASHBOARD LAYOUT
*Note: Refer to the audio leaflet for radio / CD operating instructions.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 1 11
18 17 16 15 14 13 12192112 20 3
Chapter-Page
11 Mirror control, dimmer and fog
lamp switches 1-6, 1-15
12 Cup holder
13 Bonnet release 1-27
14 Fuse box 6-22
15 Ignition switch 1-26
16 Horn 1-3
17 Radio / CD*
18 Cigarette lighter 1-25
19 Ashtray 1-25
20 Rear demister switch 1-24
21 Glovebox 1-3

1-3
Chapter 1
DASHBOARD
TILT STEERING, HORN AND GLOVEBOX
Tilt steering
Pushdownonthelocklever,locatedunder
the steering column, to adjust the steering
wheel height.
After adjusting the steering wheel height,
movethelockleverbacktosettheposition.
Before driving, ensure the steering wheel
height has locked securely.
WARNING:
As with all driver position
controls,do not attempt to adjust
the steering wheel while driving.
Horn
Press the centre section of the steering
wheel to sound the horn.
LOCK
UNLOCK
Glovebox
Lift the latch lever to open the glove box.
Pushtheliduntilitlatchestoclosetheglove
box.

1-4
Chapter 1
DASHBOARD
Chapter-Page
5Fuel gauge ............................................ 1-6
6Odometer / Tripmeter
selector knob ......................................... 1-4
7Odometer / Tripmeter............................ 1-4
Chapter-Page
1Warning / reminder indicators ............. 1-11
2Speedometer......................................... 1-4
3Tachometer ........................................... 1-5
4Temperature gauge............................... 1-5
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GAUGES
Speedometer
The speedometer indicates vehicle speed in kilometres per hour (km/h).
Odometer/tripmeterdisplaywindow
A window in the speedometer is used to
display the odometer, tripmeter Aand
tripmeter B.
Withtheignitionswitchedon,theodometer
or a tripmeter displays.
Presstheselectorknoblocatedtotheright
ofthe windowtochangethe display mode.
Theodometerrecordskilometrestravelled
since the vehicle was built.
The tripmeters record kilometres travelled
on a particular trip and can be used
independently.
Press the selector knob for approximately
2 seconds to reset the tripmeter.

1-5
Chapter 1
DASHBOARD
GAUGES cont.
Tachometer
The tachometer shows engine speed in
revolutions per minute (rpm).
Engine temperature gauge
With the ignition switched on, this gauge
indicates the engine coolant temperature.
Theenginecoolantlevelmustbeadequate
forthisgaugetofunctioncorrectly.Referto
Chapter 7.
Undernormaldrivingconditions,theneedle
should stay within the central zone on the
gauge.
WARNING:
Donotdrivewiththeenginespeed
(rpm) in the red zone. This can
cause severe engine damage.
WARNING:
If the needle moves into the red
zone,pulloverassoonasitissafe
to do so. Refer to Chapter 6.

1-6
Chapter 1
DASHBOARD
Fuel gauge
Whentheignitionison,thisgaugeindicates
the approximate amount of fuel in the fuel
tank.
F= full
E = empty
Add fuel as soon as possible if the needle
moves below the lowest graduation.
Donotletthetankbecomeempty.Referto
Chapter 5.
Instrument panel illumination
The illumination control is located to the
right of the steering wheel.
With the headlamps switched on, rotate
the thumb wheel to adjust the instrument
illumination brightness.
GAUGES cont.

1-7
Chapter 1
DASHBOARD
CLOCK / INFORMATION DISPLAY
The clock / information display provides a
digitalclockandanaveragespeedindicator.
Selectuptofourfunctionsdependingonthe
position of the ignition switch.
To switch between the functions, press the
MODE button in quick succession.
ACC position
The display switches between three
functions:
•time
•date
•running-time.
ON position
The display toggles between all four
functions:
•time
•date
•running-time
•average speed.
Time display
The time display has two functions:
•time
•alarm.
The time and alarm can be set when the
ignition is in the ACC or ON position.
TIME
DATE
RUNNING
TIME
TIME
DATE
RUNNING
TIME
AVERAGE
SPEED

1-8
Chapter 1
DASHBOARD
CLOCK / INFORMATION DISPLAY cont.
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5
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Set the time
1. Press and hold the MODE button (1)
until the display blinks (approximately
2 seconds).
2. PresstheH(hour)button(2)toadvance
the hour to your desired setting.
3. Press the M(minute) button (3) to
advance the minutes to your desired
setting.
4. Press the SET button (4) twice.
Set the alarm clock
1. Press and hold the MODE button (1)
until the display blinks (approximately
two seconds).
2. Press the SET button (4) once.
3. PresstheH(hour)button(2)toadvance
the hour to your desired setting.
4. Press the M (minute) button (3) to
advance the minutes to your desired
setting.
5. Press the SET button once.
The alarm indicator (5) illuminates to confirm that the alarm is set.
When the alarm time arrives, the alarm sounds briefly. Cancel the sounding alarm by
pressing the SET button once.
Note: The alarm setting remains programmed and active until it is cancelled.
Cancel the alarm clock
1. With the time displayed, press and hold the MODE button until the display blinks.
2. Press the SET button once.
3. Press and hold the MODE button until '-:--:--' displays.
4. Press the SET button once.