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DRIVER ASSURANCE
for 48 months or 50,000 miles,
whichever comes first.
Mazda Service
Transportation Solution
Being without your Mazda may
put a crimp in your day, if you do
ever have to take your Mazda
in for repairs don’t worry, you’re
covered. With the Mazda
Transportation Solution, you
will be given a loaner car at no
charge when your Mazda vehicle
is in for warranty repairs.
For all the details, see your
Mazda Dealer.
Mazda Drivers Assurance Plan
Check out www.mymazda.com,
the website dedicated to you.
Manage your maintenance records,
receive valuable offers, see the latest
accessories and much more!
Mazda Roadside Assistance
Exhilaration, liberation and inspiration
are great reasons to drive a
Mazda car, truck, SUV or minivan.
In addition to all the other great
standard features, you also get peace
of mind, our Emergency Roadside
Assistance Plan, it’s just a phone
call away, 24 hours a day, 365
days a year, call 1-800-866-1998.
Mazda ‘’bumper-to-bumper”
Limited Warranty
We design and build every Mazda
to give you driving pleasure now
and far down the road. We’re so
confident in our quality that we
cover the entire vehicle against
defects in materials and workmanship
©2005 Calcar, Quick Tips®is a trademark
of Calcar, made in USA 5/05 18.1 DOT
Mazda North American Operations reserves
the right to change product specifications
at any time without incurring obligations.
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This Quick Tips®guide is provided
by Mazda North American
Operations to make your Mazda
ownership experience more
convenient. It is not intended to
replace your Owner’s Manual.
If you have any questions about
your vehicle, you are invited to
contact your local dealer.
Or if you need additional help,
feel free to call our
Customer Assistance Center
at 1-800-222-5500
Monday through Friday,
8 a.m.- 4 :45 p.m., Pacific
9 a.m.-5:45 p.m., Eastern/Central
Gasoline
Unleaded
87-octane
minimum
For fuel
capacity, see
Instrument
Cluster tab
2006
Reference
Guide for
Controls and
Functions
Quick Tips
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MAZDA B-SERIES TRUCK
MAZDA B-SERIES TRUCK
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DRIVER’S VIEW
Driver’s
View
Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features
1. Power door locks*,
see Locks
2. Power window switches*,
see Switches/Interior Lights
3. Dual power mirrors*,
see Switches/Interior Lights
4. Lighting switch
Tail, parking and
dashboard lights on:
Rotate knob to first notch
Tail, parking, dashboard
and headlights on: Rotate
knob to second notch
5. Instrument panel
lighting
To brighten/dim: Rotate
thumb-wheel up/down
6. Air vents
To open/close: Move
thumb-wheel left/right
To direct air flow: Move
tab in center of vent
7. Side window defroster
8. Turn signals/headlight
high beams/wiper/
washer lever,
see Getting Started
9. Horn/Air bag
Press to sound horn
10. Hazard warning switch
Press on/off
11. Gearshift lever (A/T)*,
see Transmission
12. 4x4 control*,
see Transmission
13. 12V socket
Use for optional electrical
accessories
14. Audio system,
see Audio Systems
15. Fog light switch*
Press on/off; on with lowbeams/parking lights only
16. Climate control
panel,
see Climate Control
17. Passenger’s front air bag
deactivation switch/light,
see Getting Started
18. Cigarette lighter*
19. Hood release handle
Pull to unlatch hood,
see Under Hood
20. Cruise control*,
see Getting Started
21. Parking brake pedal
22. Parking brake release
lever
23. Tilt steering-wheel lever*
To change position: Pull
lever, tilt wheel up or down,
release to lock
*Denotes optional equipment
Getting Started
B-Series Truck Quick Tips®are
designed to quickly familiarize
you with some important
features of your B-Series Truck
This Driver’s View tab is your
index to the Quick Tips®, locate
the item you would like to
learn more about and then
turn to the listed tab
Be sure to see the tab called
Getting Started, this section
contains important operating
tips about your B-Series Truck
Items identified in blue text
call out important information
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GETTING STARTED
Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features
Getting
Started
Getting
Started
Turn signals/headlight
high beams/wiper/
washer lever
High beams on/off: Push
forward to detent/pull back
To flash high beams: Pull
rearward and release
To turn on wipers: Rotate knob
forward; first 7 detents are
progressively faster intervals,
8th detent is low speed,
9th is high
To activate washers: Push
in end of knob; will also
operate wipers
ON
OFF
OFF
PASSENGER AIR BAG
Keyless
remote entry
system*
Functions only
with ignition in
OFF position
To lock doors: Press (1),
pressing (1) again within 3
seconds causes doors to relock,
horn to beep once if all doors are
closed, twice if any door is ajar
To unlock driver’s door: Press
(2), press again within 3 seconds
to unlock passenger’s door
Panic alarm: Press (3); horn
sounds, parking lights flash and
interior lights illuminate; press
(3) again to stop or insert key
and turn ignition to ON or ACC
position
Cruise control*
Operates above 30 mph
Press and release ON (4)
To set speed: Press and release
SET+(6) at desired speed, cruise
control indicator on instrument
cluster illuminates, hold
(6) to accelerate
To decelerate: Press and hold
CST–(7), release at desired
speed; or tap brake pedal, press
and release (6) at desired speed
Incremental deceleration: Press
and release (7), each tap =
minus 1 mph
Incremental acceleration: Press
and release (6), each tap =
plus 1 mph
To cancel: Tap brake/clutch
pedal or push OFF button (8)
Return to preset speed
(after braking): Press and
release RES (resume) button (5)
Passenger’s front air bag
deactivation switch
Deactivate passenger’s front air
bag when using a child-safety seat
To deactivate/activate: Insert
ignition key in switch, rotate
to OFF/ON, remove key
Amber OFF light illuminates when
deactivated and ignition is on
Tip: Turn ignition off when
disabling passenger front air bag
WARNINGS: When using a
rear-facing infant-safety seat
or a front-facing child seat,
always set the passenger seat
air bag deactivation switch to
OFF position, an infant
or child is in serious
danger of being injured
or killed if front passenger
air bag is deployed
If you must install a front-facing
child-seat, put it in the outboard
seat and slide it all the way
rearward, set passenger air
bag deactivation switch to
OFF position
For Cab-Plus vehicles, do not
put child restraints in the center
facing jump seats, for complete
details see Owner’s Manual
Fuel pump
shutoff
Disables fuel pump
after a substantial
jolt or collision;
located under righthand side of glove box, just
above carpet
To reset: Press down top of
exposed red reset button (9)
WARNING: Do not reset
shutoff switch if you see
or smell fuel
*Denotes optional equipment
1
2
3
RES
ON
4
OFF
8
5
SET+
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CST-
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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER
Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features
Instrument
Cluster
Instrument
Cluster
GAUGES
1. Tachometer
2. Engine coolant
temperature gauge
If above normal range,
stop truck and turn off
engine; check coolant
level when safe
3. Fuel gauge
Regular Cab:
17-gallon/64.4-liter tank
Cab Plus:
19.5-gallon/73.8-liter tank
4. Speedometer
5. Gearshift indicator*
(A/T)
6. Trip odometer
reset button
Push to reset
7. Odometer
8. Trip odometer
*Denotes optional equipment
WARNING LIGHTS
9. Turn signals/hazard
warning on
10. Engine coolant
temperature
High engine coolant temperature;
stop truck and turn off engine;
check coolant level when safe
11. Air bag readiness
Air bag malfunction; dealer
inspection required
12. Charging system
warning light
Dealer inspection
required
13. High beams on
14. Cruise control*
Illuminates when cruise
control is engaged
15. Check fuel cap
Fuel cap not securely tightened
16. Low fuel
17. Door ajar
Door not completely shut
18. Always fasten
safety belts
Light and chimes
19. Engine oil pressure
Immediately stop truck and
turn off engine; check oil level
20. Brake system
Indicates parking brake on
or low brake fluid level, if
brake fluid level is low, have
vehicle inspected by nearest
Mazda Dealer
21. Anti-lock Brake
System (ABS)
ABS malfunction, normal brakes
only, dealer inspection required
22.
/
4X4 HIGH/
4X4 LOW Indicator*,
see Transmission
23. Anti-theft on*
24. Overdrive off
indicator* (A/T)
When lit, transmission does
not shift into overdrive
25. Check engine
Dealer inspection required
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LOCKS
Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features
Locks
Switches/
Interior Lights
*Denotes optional equipment
Key
Operates ignition and all locks
Immobilizer system*
Prevents engine from running
unless coded key is used; see
Owner’s Manual
Tip: If coded key is lost or
stolen, new coded key will
need to be programmed at
an authorized dealer
Keyless
remote
entry
system*,
see Getting
Started
Power door locks*
Front door lock switches
To lock/unlock both doors: Press
bottom/top on either door switch (1)
To lock doors without key, exit
the vehicle, press lock on either
door, close the door
To unlock: Use key to unlock
either front door, open door
and press top of switch to
unlock other door
Manual door locks will override
power locks
WARNING: Never leave
a child in car with key
in ignition
Dual power mirrors*
To adjust left/right mirror:
Press control switch (1)
left/right, tilt knob (2) in
direction of desired mirror
movement
Tip: To lock mirrors in place,
move control switch (1) to
center position
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Power window switches*
Operate only with ignition
in ACC or ON position
Both windows may be controlled
from driver’s door; passenger
door has separate switch
Driver’s window (3): One
touch-down; press and release,
window goes all the way down;
tap front of switch to stop
Press and hold top of switch
to close
Passenger window switch (4):
Press bottom/top of switch to
open/close
Courtesy/reading lamps*
Courtesy lamp illuminates when
any door is opened, instrument
panel dimmer switch is rotated
upward past detent or remote
entry is used with ignition off
Tip: Battery saver shuts
off dome lamp after 5
minutes with ignition off
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SEATS
Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features
Seats
Seats
WARNINGS: Use age
appropriate child restraints,
see Owner’s Manual and
state or province laws
When using a rear-facing
infant-safety seat or a frontfacing child seat, always set
the passenger seat air bag
deactivation switch to OFF
position, an infant or
child is in serious danger of
being injured or killed if front
passenger air bag is deployed
If you must install a
front-facing child-seat,
put it in the outboard seat
and slide it all the way rearward, set passenger air bag
deactivation switch to
OFF position
For Cab Plus vehicles, do not
put child restraints in the center
facing jump seats, for complete
details see Owner’s Manual
Child-safety seat
To install, use dual-locking mode
retractor safety belts; see Owner’s
Manual for proper installation
and child seat tether and
LATCH system instructions
Seats
1. Fore/aft adjustment
Raise lever and hold, slide
seat, release lever
2. Seatback angle
To adjust: Lift and hold lever,
lean forward or backward
to tilt seat, release lever
WARNINGS: Do not adjust
seats while driving
Safety belts must always be
worn when vehicle is in motion
All air bags are supplemental
and do not replace safety
belt usage
Always wear your safety
belt and properly secure
children in age appropriate
child restraints and deactivate
passenger seat air bag
Shoulder belt
height
adjustment
To raise belt:
Slide adjuster up
To lower belt:
Push release
button (3) and
slide down
WARNING:
Make sure
adjuster locks
in one of its
positions
Safety belt emergency
locking mode
Belts lock only on hard
acceleration, braking, cornering
or impacts of about 5 mph
or more
Automatic locking mode
(front passenger safety
belt only)
Must be used when installing
child-safety seat
To activate: Pull webbing fully
out of retractor, allow belt to
retract until click is heard; belt
will only tighten
To disengage: Unbuckle belt and
allow webbing to retract fully
3
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2
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AM/FM STEREO/COMPACT DISC
Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features
Audio
Systems
Audio
Systems
VOL-PUSH ON
SEEK AUDIO
123456
AM-FM
CLK
VOL-PUSH
SEEK/TRACK TUNE
123456
SCAN
CD
REW FF REPEAT SHUFF
MENUAM FM
MUTE
CLK
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1. Power/Volume
Press to turn on/off; turn
clockwise/counterclockwise
to increase/decrease volume
2. AUDIO
Press to select Bass, Treble,
or Balance; then press
AUDIO to adjust
3. Clock
Press CLK to set time; adjust
hour up/down by pressing
(2), (6); press CLK
again to select minutes, adjust
minutes up/down by pressing
(2), (6); press CLK
to switch display between
clock and frequency
4. SEEK/TRACK
Radio: Press and release
for next strong station down/up;
press and hold to skip stations
CD: Press and release
to select previous/next track
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/
5. MUTE
Press to mute playing media;
press again for normal volume
6. Tune
Press to change
frequency down/up
Press and hold to move
down/up quickly
7. AM/FM
Press to select AM/FM1/FM2
frequency bands
8. Memory preset buttons
To set: Tune to station, press
and hold until sound returns
9. CD
Press to select CD
10. MENU
Press MENU to toggle through
following modes; Autoset,
Bass, Treble, Balance, and
Fade; press to adjust
/
/
Autoset
Press to set 6
strongest stations into AM, FM1,
or FM2 memory buttons; press
again to return to normal stations
11. SCAN
Press to briefly sample next
listenable selections, press again
to cancel; functions in all modes
12. Eject
Press to eject CD; radio
resumes playing
13. CD slot
14. Shuffle
Press to play CD changer* single
disc tracks in random order
15. REPEAT
Press to repeat current CD
track
16. REW
Reverse in CD track
17. FF
Advance in CD track
/
AM/FM Stereo/CD*
AM/FM Stereo
*Denotes optional equipment
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AM/FM STEREO/COMPACT DISC
Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features
Audio
Systems
Audio
Systems
*Denotes optional equipment
Premium AM/FM Stereo/CD6/MP3*
Premium AM/FM Stereo Cassette/CD/MP3*
1. Volume Push On
Press to turn on/off; turn
clockwise/counterclockwise
to increase/decrease volume
2. CD slot
Tip: Insert CD with label
side up
7. REW
Press and hold to play
previous disc tracks
8. FF
Press and hold to play next
disc tracks
9. MUTE
Press to mute playing media;
press again for normal volume
12. Clock
Press CLK to set time; adjust
hour up/down by pressing
(5); press CLK again
to select minutes, adjust
minutes up/down by pressing
(5); press CLK
to display time with
ignition off
/
/
3. Shuffle
Press to select SHUFFLE which plays
random tracks from CD/MP3 discs
4. Scan
Radio: Press to briefly sample
listenable stations
CD/MP3: Press to briefly
sample tracks
Press again to stop
5. TUNE/DISC
Radio: Press to change
frequency down/up
CD: Press to select
previous/next disc
Hold for rapid movement
MP3: Access previous/next
directory
6. SEEK/TRACK
Radio: Press for next
listenable station down/up
CD: Press to select
previous/next track
/
/
/
/
10. Eject
Press once to eject current CD
Press and hold to eject all
stored discs one at a time
Press once, then press desired
number 1-6 (13) to eject a CD
11. MENU
Press MENU to toggle through
following modes; Autoset,
Bass, Treble, Balance, and
Fade; press to adjust
Autoset
Press to set 6 strongest
stations into AM, FM1, or FM2
memory buttons; press again
to return to normal stations
Next/previous directory
Previous or next MP3 directory;
Press
Flat file/directory mode
To select; press
Track number/normal music
name/file name: Press
/
/
/
/
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13. Memory preset
buttons 1–6
To set: Tune to station, press
and hold until sound returns
14. CD
Press to select CD mode or
play CD
15. AM/FM
Press to select radio and
alternate among AM/ FM1/
FM2 bands
16. REPEAT
Press to repeat CD/MP3 track
17. TEXT
Press to view next 12 characters
in MP3 music name/file name of
current MP3 track and directory
18. LOAD
Press to load one CD or auto
load up to six discs
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MENU
CLK
MUTE
1
VOL • PUSH
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4
SCAN
SEEK/TRACK TUNE
REW FF REPEAT SHUFF TEXT
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LOAD
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VOL-PUSH
1
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4
SEEK/TRACK TUNEDISC
SCAN
REW FF REPEAT SHUFF TEXT
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MENU
CLK
MUTE
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11
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4-wheel drive system*
2WD = Two-wheel drive
Power to rear axle only, 4X4
indicator lights off
4x4 HIGH = Four-wheel drive
Power to front and rear axles
at normal speed, 4X4 light on
4x4 LOW = Four-wheel drive
(low range)
TRANSMISSION
Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features
Transmission
Transmission
Driving without overdrive provides
a lower gear for climbing hills and
engine braking when descending
hills; you can depress (1) at
any speed
To re-engage overdrive, press
(1) again and the instrument
cluster light will go out
Tip: A flashing Overdrive
Off light indicates a system
malfunction; dealer
inspection required
2 = Second
To aid in accelerating on slippery
roads, place vehicle in second and
vehicle will start from a standstill
in second gear, second will also
provide additional engine braking
at low speed on downgrades
1 = Low
Low provides maximum
engine braking at low speed
on steep downgrades
Automatic transmission*
Gearshift must be in Park or
Neutral to start engine; it
must be in Park to remove
ignition key
P = Park
To move gearshift from Park:
You MUST press firmly on the
brake pedal and the ignition
must be in the ON position
Never put moving vehicle
in Park
Always apply parking brake
when exiting the vehicle
R = Reverse
Do not engage Reverse when
vehicle is moving forward
N = Neutral
No gear is engaged; vehicle
can roll freely, even on a
slight incline, unless the
brakes are applied
D (Overdrive)
For normal driving: Shifts
through all forward gears
automatically for more relaxed
highway driving and optimum
fuel economy
Tip: Torque converter lock-up
improves fuel economy and
can feel like an additional gear
D (Overdrive Off)
Press (1) to disengage
overdrive; an indicator light
on the instrument cluster
will illuminate
1
Manual
transmission
Depress clutch
pedal completely
to start engine
and change
gears; stop
truck completely before shifting
into reverse
Tip: Extended use of other than
manufacturer’s specified tires
on a limited-slip rear axle* may
result in damage, this may not
affect normal driving and may
not be noticeable by the driver
*Denotes optional equipment
2WD
4X4
LOW
4X4
HIGH
Power to front and rear
axles at reduced speed,
4X4 LOW light on
To shift from 2WD to 4X4 HIGH:
Rotate switch from 2WD to 4x4
HIGH
To shift from 4X4 HIGH to 2WD:
Rotate switch from 4x4 HIGH
to 2WD
Tip: You do not need to shift
into reverse to disengage
front hubs
To shift into/out of 4X4 LOW:
Stop vehicle, depress brake,
place automatic transmission in
neutral (with manual transmission,
depress clutch pedal); rotate
switch to desired setting
Tip: Pulsation may occur during
cornering in 4X4 mode
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CLIMATE CONTROL
Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features
Climate
Control
Climate
Control
1. Fan control
To increase speed and flow:
Rotate knob clockwise
2. Temperature selection
Cooler/warmer = rotate
knob counterclockwise/
clockwise
3. Air flow selections
= air to dash vents,
A/C compressor* off
OFF
= system off, no air flow
= air to dash/floor vents,
A/C compressor* on
= air to floor,
A/C compressor* off
= air to floor and windshield,
A/C compressor* on
= defrost, air to windshield,
A/C compressor* on
Air conditioning system*
MAX A/C = cooling with inside air,
air to dash only
A/C = cooling with outside air,
air to dash only
Control positions for
maximum defrost
Fan to maximum, temperature
to maximum hot, air flow
selector knob to
Tips: To prevent moisture
buildup, never drive with
system off
When , or selected,
air is dried when temperature
is above 50° F
A/C compressor* is on in
defrost position
*Denotes optional equipment
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MAX
A/C
OFF
A/C
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UNDER HOOD
Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features
Under Hood
Under Hood
1. Hood latch
Pull inside hood release handle,
hood pops up slightly; while
applying upward pressure on
hood, lift auxiliary latch handle
and raise hood
2. Radiator or reservoir cap
Remove cap only when safe
and engine is cool
3. Air filter
4. Engine coolant reservoir
Level should be at fill line
indicator mark; remove cap only
when safe and engine is cool
WARNING: Never remove
coolant reserve tank cap
while engine is running or
hot; you could get burned
5. Clutch fluid reservoir
With cap on, check that fluid
level is at ridge in reservoir
body, use DOT 3 brake fluid
6. Fuse block
7. Battery
8. Windshield washer
reservoir
Fill with windshield washer
fluid, not water; use fluids
containing non-methanol
antifreeze agents only, they
will not damage paint, wiper
blades and washer system
9. Engine oil filler cap
Use SAE 5W-20 (2.3L, 3.0L)
5W-30 (4.0L) oil for all
temperatures; use only oils
displaying American
Petroleum Institute Certified
for Gasoline Engines
10. Brake fluid reservoir
Clean filler cap before
removing; use only DOT 3
fluid from a sealed container
If brake fluid level is low,
have vehicle inspected by
your closest Mazda Dealer
2.3-Liter Engine
3
4
2
8
9
12
11
1
10
7
13
6
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4.0-Liter Engine
10
2
7
12
13
5
6
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8
4
11
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3.0-Liter Engine
3
8
4
9
11
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10
2
7
12
13
6
5
11. Automatic
transmission fluid
dipstick*
Check with engine on at
normal operating temperature;
fluid should be within
crosshatched area on dipstick
12. Engine oil dipstick
Check with engine off and
at normal temperature; fluid
should be within crosshatched
area on dipstick; do not fill
above MAX line
13. Power steering
fluid reservoir
Check with engine off and at
normal temperature; fluid level
on dipstick should be between
arrows in FULL HOT range
*Denotes optional equipment
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DRIVING TIPS
Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features
Driving Tips
Change engine oil/replace filter
every 3,000**/5,000 miles
Check lug nut torque every
5,000 miles, for tire rotation
intervals, see Owner’s Manual
Normal operating conditions
A.Inspect: Engine cooling system,
hoses and clamps, steering
linkage, suspension, brake system
Inspect/lubricate: 4x2 ball
joints, caliper slide rails
B. Replace: Air filter/fuel filter
Inspect: Exhaust system,
automatic transmission
fluid level
C. Lubricate: 4x2 wheel bearings
Replace: Manual transmission fluid
D.Inspect: Accessory drive belt(s)
Replace: Spark plugs
Replace: PCV valve
†
(2.3L/3.0L/4.0L)
Change: Yellow engine coolant
Special operating
conditions
Towing, extensive idling, low
speed driving, dusty conditions
and off-road operation, see
Owner’s Manual
E.Inspect: Brake system
F.Replace: Fuel filter
G. Change: Automatic
transmission fluid
H. Lubricate: Front wheel
bearings (4x2)
I.Change: Transfer case fluid (4x4)
J.Replace: Spark plugs
Perform maintenance as required
Inspect/lubricate: U-joints, clutch
fluid level
Replace: Engine air filter
Change: Manual transmission fluid
Break-in period
First 1,000 miles: Avoid heavy
repeated brake use; avoid full
throttle, rapid acceleration or
kick-down of transmission; drive
at varying road and engine speeds
Do not tow a trailer for first
500 miles
Do not use special “break-in” oils
Tip: Follow the same break-in
period procedures with newly
overhauled engine or when
brakes are replaced
4-wheel Anti-lock Braking
System (ABS)
ABS automatically reduces
hydraulic pressure to all four
wheels (4-wheel ABS) on the
verge of locking up
You may feel a slight pulsing
of the brake pedal and hear a
clicking noise, this tells you the
ABS is functioning properly
Tips: Maintain constant
pressure on the brake pedal
Do not pump the brakes
ABS self test
A self-diagnostic test is
performed when the engine is
started; you may feel some
pulsation and hear some
noise; this is normal
Tire economy and tips
Check pressure monthly when
tires are cold
Check for unusual wear and
overall condition, do not exceed
weight limit on tires and axles
Maintain correct front-end alignment
and tire balance; see Owner’s
Manual for rotation chart
Tire pressure
Decal on the edge of the
driver’s door provides tire
size and pressure information
Tire chains*
†
Tire chains can damage aluminum
wheels; use on steel wheels only
Tips: Use only SAE class “S”
chains, install only on rear tires;
install as tightly as possible
and retighten periodically
Never exceed 30 mph with
tire chains
*Denotes optional equipment
**Special operating conditions
†
See Owner’s Manual
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