Trip Information Button: ; Fuel Information Button: ; Malfunction Indicator Lamp- Page 4

Getting to Know Your Rainier

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Trip Information Button: Press               

to access each of the odometer,

TRIP A, TRIP B and TIMER functions.

To reset either trip odometer to zero,

access it on the DIC and press the

Select button (      ) for one second, or

press and hold the reset stem on the

instrument cluster.  

Use the TIMER function to time the

length of your trip, pressing       to start

or stop the timer when the function is

displayed on the DIC. To reset it to zero,

press and hold       when the function is

displayed on the DIC.

Fuel Information Button: Press      

to access the range, average fuel

economy, fuel used and the GM Oil Life

System

TM

status.

RANGE estimates the remaining dis-

tance you can drive without refueling. 

It is based on recent fuel economy and

remaining fuel.

AVG ECON calculates how many miles

per gallon you are getting based on cur-

rent and past driving conditions. Press

and hold the reset stem while it is dis-

played and the DIC will begin calculating

average fuel economy from that point in

time.

Driver Information Center (DIC)

The Driver Information Center (DIC) fea-

tures a message center that can display

trip information, fuel economy informa-

tion, personalization features and other

messages or warnings.The DIC display

is located above the steering wheel on

the instrument cluster, and can be pro-

grammed in three languages. To access

the various DIC modes, press one of

the four DIC buttons located on the

steering wheel: Trip Information, Fuel

Information, Personalization or Select.

Malfunction Indicator Lamp

(Service Engine Soon Lamp)

Located on the instrument panel, this

lamp illuminates under a variety of con-

ditions when the On-Board Diagnostics

II (OBD II) system detects a malfunction

in the vehicle’s emission controls. If it is

lit steadily, check the gas cap to ensure

that it is attached and securely fastened.

Turn it clockwise until a “ratcheting”

sound is heard, signaling that it is

secure. If this is the cause of the condi-

tion, and the cap is installed properly,

this should turn the light off.  

See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.