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R O A D S I D E A S S I S T A N C E / W A R R A N T Y

This Quick Tips® guide is provided by Mazda Motor of America, Inc. to make your Mazda ownership experience more convenient. For complete details and operating instructions, see your Owner’s Manual.

UnleadedGasoline

87-octane minimum

20.1-gallon/76-liter tank

MAZDA CX-9MAZDA CX-9 Quick Tips®

Reference

Guide for

Controls and

Functions

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D R I V E R ’ S V I E W

Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features

1. Power window switches,see Mirrors/Windows

2. Door locks, see Locks

3. Mirror controls, see Mirrors/Windows

4. Headlight leveling switch*, see Getting Started

5. Air vents6. Turn signal/lighting

control lever, see Getting Started

7. Audio control switches,see Getting Started

8. Horn/Air bagTo beep: Press

9. Cruise control, see Getting Started

10. Wiper/washer control lever,see Getting Started

11. Information display,see Audio Systems

12. Hazard warning switchPush to activate/deactivate

13. Passenger air bag off indicator, see Getting Started

14. NAVI display*,see Owner’s ManualAudio system,see Audio Systems

15. Passenger air bag16. Climate control panel,

see Climate Controls17. Seat warmer*

Press: On/off18. Accessory socket19. Cup holders

To access cup holders: Press cover down and lift

20. Center console21. Auxiliary jack22. Gearshift lever,

see Transaxle

Driver’sView

AUTO

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23. Storage24. Tilt/telescopic steering

wheel release lever, see Getting Started

25. Power liftgate switch* Press for more than one second or more to fullyopen/close liftgate

26. Hood release handlePull release handle to unlock

27. Parking-brakeTo engage: Push downTo release: Push down slightly, then release

28. TCS OFF switch, see Instrument Cluster

29. Fuel-filler lid releaseTo open: Pull lever upward and release

30. HF/TEL Hands-FreeTelephone button*, see Getting Started

G E T T I N G S T A R T E D


BluetoothHands-FreeTelephone(HF/TEL)*Before usingSystem consistsof Hands-FreeTelephone

(HF/TEL) button (1) located onsteering wheel, information display and microphone; systemonly functions with a Bluetoothtype mobile telephone, a mobiletelephone can be programmedonly when vehicle is parked

Passenger air bag deactivation indicator lightFront air bag deactivation indicatorlight (1) provides current status of front passenger air bag andpretensioner systemIf total seated weight on frontpassenger seat is less than approximately 66 lb., front passenger air bag deactivation indicator light illuminates, front passenger and side air

GettingStarted

GettingStarted

bags/pretensioner will notdeploy/activate in an accidentIf the total seated weight is greater than approximately 93 lb., light does not illuminate,and the front passenger and sideair bags/pretensioner will deploy/activate in an appropriate accidentSee Owner’s Manual for additionalinformation on this feature andthe air bag systemWARNINGS: Even with a deactivation system, neverplace rear-facing infant-safety seat in front of any air bag, an infant is in serious dangerof being injured or killedIf you must install a forward-facing child-safety seat in the front seating position,move vehicle seat as far back as possible

LanguageQuickly press telephone button (1); say “setup” after beep, say “language” after beep,say “selected language”, you will be asked “is this correct”,say “yes” after the beep, then follow any additional promptsDialing a phone numberQuickly press telephone button (1);say “dial” after beep, slowly sayphone number after the prompt,system verifies number is correct,system says “dialing” and thenconnects your callRedialing last-called numberQuickly press telephone button (1);say “redial” after beep, system willredial last dialed phone number

See Owner’s Manual for completeoperating instructions and warnings

Getting StartedMAZDA CX-9 Quick Tips® aredesigned to quickly familiarizeyou with some important features of your MAZDA CX-9

The Driver’s View tab is yourindex to the Quick Tips®, locatethe item you would like tolearn more about and thenturn to the listed tab

This Getting Started sectioncontains important operatingtips about your MAZDA CX-9

Items identified in blue textcall out important information

Hands-Free Telephone setupPair a phoneQuickly press telephone button (1); say “setup” after beep, systemprompts you with available options;say “pairing options” after beep,say “pair”, system will ask for a 4-digit PIN of your choice (recordPIN number for future phone pairing procedure), slowly say your4-digit PIN, follow your cellularphone manufacturer’s instructionsfor placing phone in pairingmode, select Bluetooth on phone,then enter your selected 4-digitPIN on phone’s numeric keypad,system prompts you to name the phone, system will ask for aphone priority number between 1-7, 1 being highest, when programming is complete, systemwill indicate “pairing complete”


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Advanced keyless entry/start system*Advanced key must be carried by driver to operate properly

Refer to Owner’s Manual for additional instructionsTip: Do not use advanced keywith activated cell phone inthe same pocket, advanced keyfunctions may become disabledAdvanced keylesssystem customizationYour authorized Mazda Dealer cancustomize your system if desiredwith features such as auto-lock:After exiting the vehicle after driving,the car will automatically lockFor additional information on customizable features, see Owner’s Manual

Passenger’s door request switch:Press (6) on passenger’s door; all doorsand liftgate unlock simultaneouslyLiftgate request switch: Press (7)on liftgate, doors and liftgate will lock/unlockAdvanced key transmitter:Press button (2) for driver’sdoor; press again within 1 1/2 seconds to unlock other doorsand liftgate, hold to lower frontwindows and open moonroof,release to stop; with all doorsunlocked, press and hold

button (3) for one second or more to open/close liftgateActivating panic alarmPanic alarm: Press and hold button (4) for more than 1 second;horn sounds, hazard warninglights flash; to stop, press any remote button

compartments such as glovebox or in open liftgate/cargoarea, engine may not start orwarnings may activateTurning off engine Turn start knob to ACC positionto turn engine off, push in andturn start knob to LOCK positionTip: Vehicle battery may be discharged if start knob is leftin ACC positionAlways put vehicle in Park (P), setparking brake and turn start knob toLOCK position when exiting vehicleSystem operation warningsKEY indicator light flashes (green)indicates advanced key transmitterbattery power is low KEY indicator light illuminatedcontinuously (red) indicates systemmalfunction, and auxiliary keyshould be used, have vehicleinspected at an Authorized MazdaDealer as soon as possible

Tip: When using advanced keyless system, system willbeep as confirmation oflock/unlock requests, systemwill also beep if start knob isleft in ACC position, advancedkey has been left in vehicle orif advanced key is removed fromvehicle while vehicle is runningFor additional system operation warnings, see Owner’s ManualReplacing batterySee Owner’s Manual for complete instructionsCautions on useTo avoid damage to advanced key, do not allow any severeimpacts or contact with liquids, do not place heavy objects onadvanced key and do not leaveadvanced key exposed to directsunlight or high temperatures,See Owner’s Manual for all cautions and warnings

GettingStarted

GettingStarted

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Starting enginePress start knob(8); when KEYindicator (green)illuminates oninstrument

cluster; turn start knob (8) toSTART position to start engineTip: Engine will not start if liftgate is open and advanced keyis placed in liftgate/cargo areaAuxiliary key operationIf advanced key cannot be used dueto a malfunction or dead battery,use auxiliary key (5) to lock/unlockdoors and to start vehicleTo start vehicle: Remove startknob cover (8) by pressing bothside release buttons (9) whilepulling; insert auxiliary key intokey cylinder and turn to start engineTip: Do not place advanced keyon or around dashboard, storage

Locking doorsDriver’s/passenger’s door requestswitch: Press (6) once on eitherdoor to lock other doorsPress and hold driver’s door requestswitch (6) to close windows andmoonroof, release to stopAdvanced key transmitter: Press button (1); pressing againwithin a few seconds causes doorsto relock and horn to beepUnlocking doors/opening liftgateDriver’s door request switch: Press(6) to unlock driver’s door; pressagain within 3 seconds to unlockother doors and liftgate

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Wiper/washer leverSingle wipe: Push lever upWasher: Pull back, also operates wipersIntermittent wiper: One click down, tochange interval speed rotate ring (1)Auto*: One click down, rain sensorsenses rain amount on windshield,then controls wiper automaticallyRain sensor sensitivity is adjustedfrom high sensitivity (+) to less sensitivity (-) by rotating ring (2)

Steering-wheel audio controlsTo increase/decrease volume: Pull up/pressdown (5)

Press (6) to either mute standardAudio system or activateNavigation Voice Command*Press (7) to select AM, FM 1, FM 2,CD, RSES* and AUX mode if externaldevice is connected to auxiliary jackRadio: Pull up/press down (8) less than one second to selectnext/previous preset station, pullup/press down (8) for twoseconds until beep sound is heardto seek next/previous stationCD: Pull up/press down (8) toselect next track, pull up/pressdown (8) to repeat current track

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GettingStarted

GettingStarted

Tilt/telescopicsteering-wheel leverPull lever (9) downto unlock column;adjust tilt angle/column length; pullup to lock column

WARNING: Do not adjust steering-wheel while drivingbecause you may lose controlof the vehicle

HID headlights leveling switch*Set position at 0 unlessvehicle is loaded heavily,leveling switch adjusts

headlight angle to compensate for weight of passengers and cargo, see Owner’s Manual

High beams on/off: Push forward/pull back to detentAUTO* = With ignition switch in ON position; headlights and exterior lights automatically turn ON/OFF depending on surrounding darkness/lightness;rotate knob (4) to third notchTo flash high beams: Pull backslightly and releaseTurn signals right/left: move lever up/down

= Fog lights* on: Rotate (5);functions only with low beams onTips: Beep sounds when headlights are left on, ignitionoff, this is a normal conditionHeadlights switch off automatically within 30 seconds(in a few seconds with AUTO*selected) if lights are left on and switch is in lock position or key removed

Cruise controlOperates above 19 mphPull up/pressdown ON/OFFswitch (1) toenable/disable

To set speed: Press switch (2) down and releaseTo increase set speed: Press switch(2) up and release at desired speedTo decrease set speed: Pressswitch (2) down and release atdesired speedTo cancel: Press down ON/Offswitch (1), tap brake or pressCANCEL switch (3)To resume cruising speed: Pressswitch (4); resume function willnot operate if cruise control wascancelled using ON/OFF switch

Normal wiper speed: Two clicks downHigh-speed wiper: Three clicks downRear window wiper/washer To activate rear interval wiper:Rotate knob (3) up to INTTo activate rear normal speedwiper: Rotate knob (3) up to ONTo activate rear washer: Rotate knob (3) to and release

Turn signal/lighting leverOFF = Lights off

= Tail, parking and dashboardlights on: Rotate knob (4) to first notch

= Tail, parking, dashboardand headlights on: Rotate knob(4) to second notch


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WARNING LIGHTS• Cruise control on

Amber light: Cruise control systemactivated; Green light: Cruisingspeed set; see Getting Started

• Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)*,see Driving Tips

• High beams on• Engine oil-pressure

Stop car when safe and turnoff engine; check oil level

• Brake systemParking brake on/low brake fluid

• Always fasten seat belts• Security indicator light*• O Low fuel• Door ajar• Check fuel cap

Fuel cap not securely tightened

GAUGES1. Instrument cluster dimmer

select knobWith headlights ON: Rotate knobto increase/decrease brightnessHeadlights/parking lights ON,ignition key ON: Illuminationchanges brightness when knobis pressed

2. Tachometer3. Gear position indicator

Displays current gear position or manual mode

4. Gear indicator Displays current gear when in D or M

5. Speedometer6. Odometer/Trip meter

selectorPress to view odometer, tripmeter A and B; press and holdto reset trip meter A/B settings

• Check engineDealer inspection required if lightremains on, see Owner’s Manual

• Charging system Charging system malfunction;dealer inspection required

• Air bag/front seat beltpretensioner systemIf light flashes or stays on, the airbags/front seat belt pretensionersmay not operate in an accident;dealer inspection required

• AT Automatic transaxle*Automatic transaxle malfunction;dealer inspection required

• Anti-lock BrakeSystem (ABS)ABS malfunction, normal brakesonly; dealer inspection required

• KEY*, see Getting Started

7. Engine coolant temperature gaugeStop car if above normalrange, turn off engine, letvehicle cool; check coolantlevel when safe

InstrumentCluster

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20.1-gallon/76-liter tank

CRUISE • TCS OFFTraction Control System is deactivated

• Lights ON indicator light*

• Traction ControlSystem (TCS)/DynamicStability Control (DSC)/Roll Stability Control (RSC)Light flashes when system is activated while driving; dealerinspection required if lightremains on

• 4WD AWD warning light*Flashing lamp indicates hightemperature differential oil, illuminated lamp indicates anabnormality with AWD system;dealer inspection required

• Wrench lightDealer inspection required if lightremains on, see Owner’s Manual


L O C K S


LiftgateTo open: Pull up on handle (3) and raise; to close: Push liftgate downwith both handsuntil in near-shut

position, easy closure system willclose liftgate completelyLiftgate request switchLiftgate request switch* (4) operation, see Getting Started

Power liftgate close switchPress (5) for one second ormore; hazardwarning lightsflash twice;

liftgate closes automatically after beep sound is heard

WARNING: Never place hands or fingers around liftgate because liftgate closes automatically from near-shut position, this couldcause hands and fingers to be pinched and injured

Child-safetylocksLocated at edgeof rear doorsTo activate: Pull tab (6) up; door opens fromoutside only

To cancel: Push tab (6) downWARNING: Since children may access either rear door,child-safety locks for both reardoors should be activated

Locks

Locks

KeyOperates ignition and all locksTips: Use key number plate topurchase a new key; store insafe place separate from vehicleOnly advanced keyless system automatically locksdoors when leaving with key(dealer programmable feature)Retractable type key To fold/unfold press button (1)

Auxiliary key*See Getting Started

Manual doorlocksTo lock: Press front of button (1)toward door handleTo unlock: Pull frontof button awayfrom door handle

Power door locksTo lock/unlock all doors and liftgate:Press bottom/top of switch (2)Using key to lock all doors: Rotatekey to clockwise position, continueto hold key in lock position to roll front windows up and closemoonroof, release to stopUsing key to unlock driver’s frontdoor: Rotate key to counterclockwiseposition for more than one secondto unlock other doors and liftgate,continue to hold key in unlockposition to roll front windowsdown and open moonroof

Keyless entry systemFunctions only with ignition in OFF positionTo lock doors: Press button (2);

pressing again within a few seconds causes doors to relockand horn to beepTo unlock: Press button (3) for driver’s door; press again within 3 seconds to unlock otherdoors and liftgate, press and holdto lower driver's and passengerwindows and open moonroof,release to stopPanic alarm: Press and holdbutton (4) for more than 1 second; horn sounds, hazardwarning lights flash; to stop, press any remote button

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Advanced keyless entry/start system/auxiliary key*See Getting Started

Illuminated entry systemActivates interior lights when domelight switch set to DOOR position;lights off after driver’s door islocked or ignition in ON positionImmobilizer systemPrevents engine from runningunless coded key is used, see Owner’s ManualWARNING: Never leave a childalone in vehicle and never leave any key where a child canfind it, particularly advancedkeys which give easier access to a curious child

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4. Rear interior light5. Hands-Free Telephone/

navigation microphone*6. Storage/sunglasses holder7. Moonroof tilt switch*

One-touch operation: Tilt open/close, push/pull down switch

8. Moonroof slide switch*One-touch operation: Slide open/close, pressrear/front of switch

Tip: With all doors closed,moonroof and front windowscan be opened via Keylessentry by pressing and holdingunlock button, or opened/closed by turning and holdingdriver’s door key toward front/rear of vehicle

9. Cargo light DOOR = Light on with any door or liftgate openOFF = Light always off

Mirrors/Windows

InteriorLights

1. Map/reading light switchPress on/off

2. Interior light switchDOOR = light on when door openON = light always onOFF = light always offTip: All interior lights can be turned ON/OFF using driver’s overhead switchwhen all light switches are in DOOR position

3. Front interior light

Power window switchesWith ignition ON All windows controlled from driver’s armrest; passenger doorshave separate switchesFront window switches One-touch down/up: Press/pullAUTO switch (3) firmly andrelease, window goes down/up all the way, press/pull briefly to stop, press/pull lightly and hold for normal operation,momentarily press front powerwindow switches, front windowswill open to vent positionTip: During closing front windowoperation, front window willstop and open partway if objectblocks window operationPower window lockout switchPress button (5), only driver's window operates; press again for normal operation

Rear window control switchesPush/pull (4) to open/closePower window initialization procedureIf battery is disconnected or powerwindow fuse is replaced, the autoopen/close and anti-pinch featureswill not function until initializationis completeInitialization procedure:1. Turn ignition switch to “ON”

position2. Press front passenger power

window switch down to fully openwindow, then pull switch up toclose window completely, continueholding switch up for at least 3 seconds, then release switch

3. Move to driver’s door and repeatStep 2 for driver’s window

4. After windows have beeninitialized turn ignition to“LOCK”, then back to“ON”

Dual power mirrorsIgnition switch must be in ACC or ON positionTo adjust left/right mirror: Pressselector (1) left/right, press (2) indirection of desired movementTip: To lock mirrors in place,move switch (1) to center position

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Manual seat1. Fore-aft adjustment

Lift lever and hold, slide seat,release lever

2. Raise/lower seat(Driver’s seat only)Pull/push lever and release

3. Seat back angleTo adjust: Lift and hold lever, lean forward or backward to tilt seat, release lever

4. Manual lumbar adjustment(Driver’s seat only) Pull lever forward repeatedly for more support

5. Head restraintTo raise/lower: Pull up/holdrelease button (11) and push down

Power seat*6. Seatback angle

Press front/rear of switch7. Power lumbar adjustment*

Press front/rear of switch toincrease/decrease lumbar support

Seats

Seats

WARNINGS: Do not adjustseats while drivingSafety belts must always beworn when vehicle is in motionAir bags are supplemental and do not replace safety belt usageAlways wear your safety beltand properly secure children 12 and under in the rear seatEven with a deactivation system, never place rear-facing infant-safety seat in front of any air bag, an infant is in serious danger of being injured or killedIf you must install a forward-facing child-safety seat in the front seating position,move vehicle seat as far back as possible

Safety belt emergencylocking modeBelts lock only on hard acceleration,braking, cornering or impacts ofabout 5 mph or moreAutomatic locking mode (front passenger and allrear safety belts only)Must be used when installingchild-safety seatTo activate: Pull webbing fully out of retractor, allow belt toretract until click is heard; belt will only tightenTo disengage: Unbuckle belt andallow webbing to retract fully

Shoulder beltheight adjustmentTo raise: Pushadjuster upTo lower: Pull button (1),slide down; release buttonWARNING: Make sure adjusterlocks in one of its positionsChild-safety seatTo install in rear outboard seats:Use dual locking mode retractorseat belts; see Owner’s Manual for proper installation and childseat tether and LATCH system instructionsWARNING: Use age appropriate child restraints,see Owner’s Manual and state or province laws

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8. Raise/lower front of seatPull/push front of switch verticallyFore/aft adjustmentSlide switch horizontally Raise/lower rear of seatPull/push rear of switch verticallyRaise/lower seat Pull/push center of switch vertically

Seat position memory*Adjust seat, then press and holdset button (9), then select andpress a memory position button(10) to save settingTip: To program memory seatinto advanced key*/retractablekey, with ignition off; keyremoved and driver’s door open,press and hold set button (9)while holding unlock button ontransmitter until beep is heard

R E A R S E A T S


AutomaticTransaxleGearshift must be in Park or Neutral to start engine; it must be in Park to remove ignition key

P = ParkTo move gearshift from Park: Press firmly on brake pedal thenmove the shift lever out of PR = ReverseN = Neutral No gear engagedD Drive (Overdrive) For normal driving: Shifts through all forward gears automatically

Rear Seats

Transaxle

Folding second-row seatsPull lever (1) up and lower seatback;when raising, lock into upright position

Seat slideMoving seat forward/backward,raise bar (2) and slide seat todesired position; release barSeatback anglePull up lever (1), then lean back to desired position; release leverThird-row seat accessPull lever (3) and tilt seatback and slide seat forward Folding third-row seats

Grip strap (4) and pull to fold seatback down

Rear center position seat belt†

To pull seat belt from ceiling recess (1): Slide tongues with fingerwhile moving downwardFastening seat belt: Tongue (2)and anchor (3) must be fastened,then slowly pull out lap/shoulderbelt (4), put belt through loop (5)

and insert tongue (6) into buckle(7) until click is heardUnfastening seat belt: Depressbuckle button to releaseStowing seat belt: Retract belt, puttongues (2) and (6) together, insert securely into recess (1)

M (Sport A/T manual shift mode)Move shifter from D to M to engage manual shift mode, M will be illuminated for manual mode on

shift position indicator located in the instrument panelManual shifting of transmission is achieved by moving shifter back to upshift and forward todownshift, move shifter from M to D to engage automatic shift mode

Gear indicator Illuminated numeral of gear indicator located in the instrument panel

displays current gear in Automatic and Manual shift modesTips: Back-up camera** automatically operates whengearshift lever is placed intoreverse and is viewable vianavigation display screenWhen using back-up camera,objects may be closer thanthey appear, please check your surroundings

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with optional Technology Package†See Owner’s Manual

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1. Air flow selections

= air to dash

= air to dash and floor

= air to floor

= air to floor and windshield

= air to windshield (defrost)

2. Temperature control driver/passengerCooler/warmer = rotate knobcounterclockwise/clockwise

3. A/C = air conditionerPress to turn on/off

4. OFFPress to turn system OFF

5. Fan controlRotate knob clockwise/counterclockwise to increase/decrease fan speed

8. Air intake controlPress switch to alternatebetween recirculated (Indicatorlight on) or outside (Indicatorlight off) air mode

= recirculate inside air;use for maximum coolingWARNING: Do not use

position in cold weather, windows may fog and hamper vision

Automatic operationPress AUTO (13) for automaticoperation; rotate outer dial to settemperature, refer to informationdisplay for air flow selection, seeOwner's ManualTip: Automatic climate controldisplay viewed via informationdisplay, see Audio Systems

6. OutsidePress Outside button (6) to displayoutside temperature, press againto switch display to temperatureset for air conditionerTip: To change fromFahrenheit to Centigrade or vice versa: Press and hold Outside button (6) for 3 seconds or more

7. DualPress (7) to switch betweendual (driver/passenger) or individual temperature operation modes

9. Rear control10. Seat warmer*

Press on/off11. Rear window

defogger Press on/off; shuts off withignition or automatically after15 minutes of operation; alsooperates heated outside mirrors*

12. Windshield defrosterswitchPress: Fresh air position is automatically selected, A/Cautomatically turns ON

Control positions for maximum defrostFan to maximum, temperature to maximum hot, selectedTip: To help prevent windshield fogging in humid weather, selectbefore starting engineTo prevent moisture buildup,never drive with system offObjects placed under the front seats may interfere with air flow to the rear

Rear climate controlTurn air conditioning (3) on; pressrear control button (9), indicatorlight on, rear passengers can nowcontrol fan speed (14) and reartemperature (15)

Control On indicator (16) is illuminated when rear climatecontrol is active

ClimateControls

ClimateControls

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5. SEEK/TRACKRadio: Press to automatically seek higher/lower frequencyCD: Press to select nexttrack/beginning of current track

6. LOAD*To load multiple discs: Press and hold LOAD (6) untilbeep sound is heard; insert CD when “IN” is indicated oninformation display (19)To eject disc: Press Eject (14) To eject specific disc: Press and hold Eject (14) until beepsound is heard; within five seconds press the desired tray number 1-6 (15)

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1. Power/VolumePress to turn on/off; rotate to increase/decrease volume

2. RandomPress to play CD selections in random order, press again to cancel

3. Auto-Memory Press and hold until a beep soundis heard; system automaticallyscans and temporarily stores sixstrong stations in each band;press again to switch to anotherpreset stationDISPCD: Press repeatedly to scrollthrough displaysText*: Rotate right/left to displaytitles longer than 12 characters

4. TuneRadio: Rotate counter clockwise/clockwise for lower/higher frequency

9. FM/AMPress to turn radio on andselect between FM1/FM2/AMstation preset buttons (15)

10. CD slot11. SAT*, Satellite ready capability12. CD, Press to play CD13. Media (AUX)

Select external digital devices14. CD eject button15. Memory preset buttons

To set: Tune to station, press andhold until beep sound is heard

16. Disc / *Press to skip to next/previous CD

17. Audio controlAudio: Press to select ALC/BASS/TREB/FADE/BAL/BEEP/Surround*OFF/1/2/3, rotate right/left to adjust selected featureTip: Automatic Level Control(ALC) automatically adjustsaudio volume depending on vehicle speed

7. ScanRadio: Press to sample strong stations, press again to stop at current station CD: Press to play first few secondsof each selection, press againto stop at current selection

8. RPTPress to replay current CD selection

Clock**To set: With ignition in ACC or ON position, press (A) and hold until beep sounds; 12hr/24hrwill appear on display (20); press(B) to select; press (A) again whileselection is flashing: Hr ADJUST displays; press (B) to select hour;press (A) when done, do the same to set minutesNavigation/Audio system*AudioPilot* (BOSE system)Automatically adjusts audio volumein accordance with level of noiseentering vehicle; press on-screenbutton to turn ON/OFFCenterpoint* (BOSE system)Delivers multi-channel surroundsound while listening to CDsSee Owner's Manual for complete detailsRear entertainment system*See Owner’s Manual

18. Reverse /Fast forwardPress to reverse/fast forward through a track

19. Information displayHas the following functions: Clock,audio display, automatic climatecontrol display and outside temperature display

AudioSystems

AudioSystems

SCAN

LOAD

RPT

CLK 4 5 6 DISCSET

1 RDM 3 DISCFM/AM

MEDIA

2

SAT

1096 8 27 14

PUSH

AUDIO CONT

AU

DIO PUSH AUTO

T E X T

VOLUME

TRACKSEEK

CD

PUSH POWER

13112BA 11 171834

72.0 10:30DISC IN 1 2 3 4 5 6 MD IN ST OUTSIDE PASSAF PTY RPT RDM TA TP AUTO-MAUTO DUAL

A/CoF 72.0 oF

16

19

5

1520

*Denotes optional equipment**See Navigation Owner’s Manual

for clock setting procedure if equipped with Navigation System

C A R G O A R E A


Cargo Area

Driving Tips

Spare tire1. Temporary spare tire

Stored under vehicle; to changeflat tire: Follow instructions inOwner’s ManualWARNING: Do not exceed 50 mph with temporary spareTip: For instructions and restrictions on use of temporary spare tire, see Owner’s Manual

Gas capAfter filling vehicle with gasoline,fully reinstall gas cap by turningclockwise until a clicking sound isheard, if gas cap is not fully installed,Check Engine light and/or gas capindicator light may come onFor more information on CheckEngine light, see Owner’s ManualTire economy and tipsCheck tire pressure monthly whentires are cold, use a digital tirepressure gauge for accurate tirepressure measurementTires should be of the same type and sizeMaintain correct front-end alignmentand tire balance; rotate tires at5,000 or 7,500 mile intervals; seeOwner’s Manual for rotation chartTire pressure Decal on Driver’s B-pillar provides tire pressure information

Tire Pressure MonitoringSystem (TPMS) Warning light illuminates for afew seconds after ignition is onIf tire pressure is too low in one or more tires, warning light will illuminate and beeper will sound;flashing warning light indicatespossible malfunction; dealerinspection requiredAnti-lock Braking System (ABS)ABS automatically reduceshydraulic pressure to any wheelon the verge of locking upYou may feel a slight pulsing ofthe brake pedal and hear a clickingnoise; this tells you the ABS isfunctioning properly; increase pressureon pedal for maximum braking Tips: Maintain constant pressure on the brake pedalDo not pump the brakes

2. Jack3. Lug wrench and jack lever4. Spare tire jack screw

socket5. Spare tire jack screw6. Spare tire hold down strap7. Tiedown eyelet8. Navigation DVD player*†

Cargo area9. Cargo securing loops

10. Cargo floorTip: Cargo floor cover canbe secured in raised positionby attaching third-rowstraps (14) to underside of floor cover

11. Rear accessory socket12. Rear auxiliary terminals*13. Power outlet (AC 115V)*Cargo lightLocated on interior side of liftgateSee Interior Lights for operation

109 9 111413 12

371 2 5 84 6

ABS self testA self-diagnostic test is performed when starting; you may feel some brake pedalpulsation and hear some noise,this is normalTraction Control System (TCS)Enhances traction and safety by regulating engine torqueWhen TCS detects drive wheelslippage it lowers engine torqueto prevent loss of tractionDynamic Stability Control (DSC)Controls braking and enginetorque in conjunction with ABSand TCS to help control side slipon slippery surfaces or during sudden or evasive maneuveringRoll Stability Control (RSC) System determines when correctiveaction is needed; by controllingengine torque and braking oneach wheel

*Denotes optional equipment†See Owner’s Manual

U N D E R H O O D


Under Hood

1. Engine coolant reservoirLevel should be between COLDFILL RANGE indicator marksWARNING: Never removecoolant reservoir cap whileengine is running or hot;remove only when system is cool

2. Power steering fluidreservoirLevel should be between MIN and MAX lines

Break-in periodFirst 600 miles: Avoid heavy braking and acceleration; drive atvarying road and engine speeds;engine should not exceed 3500rpm in Park or NeutralTip: Follow the same procedureswith newly overhauled engineor when brakes are replacedMaintenance notes:Rotate tires every 7,500 miles or sooner if neededReplace cabin air filter every25,000 miles or 24 monthsReplace spark plugs every100,000 milesInspect drive belts every 105,000miles; replace every 150,000 milesReplace (FL22) engine coolant at 120,000 milesWARNING: Using coolant otherthan FL22 requires more frequentmaintenance intervals

Tip: For additional service intervals and complete details, see Owner’s Manual

3. Automatic transaxle fluid level dipstickFluid Hot scale AFluid above 150oF, level must be between full and lowFluid Hot scale BCold fluid below 70oF should be close to, but not above bottom notch on dipstick

4. Battery

A. Replace: Engine oil and filter†Lubricate: All locks and hinges

B . Inspect: Fuel lines and hoses, brake lines, hoses and connections, steering operation and linkages, front and rear suspension and ball joints, drive-shaft dust boots

C . Replace: Air filterD. Inspect: Hoses and tubes for

emission systemReplace: Engine coolant (Other than FL22)

E . Tighten: Bolts and nuts on chassis and body

F . Inspect: Disc brakesG. Inspect: Exhaust system and

heat shieldsTip: For severe driving conditions, Owner’s Manualrecommends changing oil and filter at 5,000† miles

5. Air filter6. Brake fluid reservoir

Fill to MAX mark with DOT 3fluid; check with cap on

7. Fuse block panel Push latch in; lift cover

8. Hood latchPull up to release hood

9. Engine oil dipstickFluid should be between max.and min. on dipstick; do not fillabove max.

10. Engine oil filler capSAE 5W-20

11. Windshield washer fluid reservoirFill with windshield washer fluid

12. Hood support rodTip: Check all fluids with vehicle parked on a level surface and engine off unless otherwise stated

12 4 7

8 312 510911

6

3.5-liter Engine

*Denotes optional equipment†See Owner’s Manual

N O R M A L S E R V I C E I N T E R V A L S

7,500 miles

15,000 miles

22,500 miles

30,000 miles

37,500 miles

45,000 miles

52,500 miles

60,000 miles

67,500 miles

75,000 miles

82,500 miles

90,000 miles A B E F G

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A C F

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