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Owner's Manual Cadillac BLS - IFS Europe BV

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460_OM_MY09.book Page 187 Wednesday, April 2, 2008 10:32 AM<br />

Car care<br />

187<br />

Check the drive belt, see page 188. If the<br />

belt is damaged, the engine may overheat,<br />

the battery may not be charged, the A/C<br />

compressor may not work and power assistance<br />

for the steering (diesel-engined cars)<br />

may be lost.<br />

Always connect the positive (red) cable to<br />

the positive (+) battery terminal, and the<br />

negative (black) cable to the negative (-)<br />

battery terminal. Remove both battery<br />

cables when rapid-charging the battery.<br />

NOTICE<br />

• Do not connect the battery terminals,<br />

+ and –, incorrectly.<br />

• Serious damage can be done to the<br />

car’s electrical system if a battery or<br />

alternator lead is disconnected while<br />

the engine is running.<br />

• Cars with petrol engine: exercise special<br />

care when removing and fitting the<br />

positive (+) cable so as not to damage<br />

the battery disconnect switch 3.<br />

Turn the two retainers a quarter turn to<br />

unlock the battery cover<br />

1.9TiD and 1.9 TTiD with fuel-driven<br />

heater has a larger battery and consequently<br />

no battery cover.<br />

Battery bracket<br />

A car with standard equipment specifications<br />

and a fully charged battery can be left<br />

for up to 40 days and still have a sufficient<br />

charge for starting. If extra equipment is<br />

fitted, such as a mobile phone, the charge<br />

may only be sufficient for about 15 days.

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