2009–2010

The brake warning light may indicate an applied parking brake, low brake fluid, or a brake or anti-lock brake system problem.

Driving with the light on is dangerous because stopping may take longer; have the vehicle checked immediately, and repair the ABS system immediately if the ABS light also comes on.

2009–2010

If equipped, the A/C filter keeps most dust and pollen out of the cabin while filtering air from outside and inside the passenger compartment.

2009–2010

Have the vehicle serviced promptly; continued operation with a severe malfunction could overheat and damage the catalytic converter and vehicle.

2009–2010

While driving, switch off some electrical devices if the light appears; if it stays lit, obtain service immediately from an authorized dealer.

2009–2010

The light indicates low engine oil pressure; if it stays on while driving, stop, shut off the engine, and do not operate the vehicle until the cause is corrected.

2009–2010

Change the oil when the indicator appears, then have the vehicle serviced as soon as possible, within 500 miles (805 km).

Do not exceed 6,000 miles (10 000 km) or six months between oil changes, whichever comes first; change oil more often for severe conditions such as dusty, very short-trip, off-road driving.

2009–2010

Turn the multifunction lever to the first detent for parking lights or the second detent for headlights.

2004–2006

1. With the hood open, take out the two headlight assembly mounting screws, then draw the assembly outward from the vehicle.
2. Rotate the bulb socket counterclockwise and take out the bulb and socket assembly.
3. Take out the bulb, replace it, put the bulb and socket back in the headlight assembly, then reinstall the assembly.

2009–2010

If equipped, turn the multifunction lever to the third detent, marked AUTO; with the engine running, the headlights respond to surrounding light levels.

2009–2010

1. Press and release UNLOCK before the 15-minute cycle finishes; this unlocks the doors and disarms the Vehicle Security Alarm, if equipped.
2. Within 15 minutes, put the key in the ignition switch, turn it to ON, and leave the ignition ON to drive.

2004–2006

No. Remote starting systems are incompatible with Sentry Key and may cause starting problems and loss of security protection.

2004–2006

Have the vehicle serviced as soon as possible because a flashing light signals conditions that could cause immediate power loss or severe catalytic converter damage.

2004–2006

No; if a discharged battery's electrolyte may be frozen below freezing, bring it above freezing before jump-starting because it could rupture or explode.

2004–2006

If the light comes on after refueling, tighten the gas cap until it clicks, because an unsecured or poorly fitting cap can trigger it.

2004–2006

Check the master-cylinder fluid immediately; if the level is low, a leak may be responsible and the brake system may need a checkup.

2004–2006

Replace the entire set if a faulty spark plug causes a malfunction, using the type specified for your vehicle.

2004–2006

Check the automatic transmission fluid level before towing.

2004–2006

For regular trailer towing exceeding 45 minutes continuously, have the automatic transmission fluid and filter changed.

2004–2006

Pry the transmitter halves apart with a dime without damaging the rubber gasket, then replace the CR2016 batteries without touching them and reassemble the case.

If you touch a new battery, clean it with rubbing alcohol, then test transmitter operation.

2004–2006

Unlock a front door with the key or Keyless Entry Transmitter to disarm the system; the engine will not start until it is disarmed.