2008–2012

If equipped, the A/C air filter prevents most dust and pollen from entering the cabin while filtering outside and recirculated air.

2008–2012

For parking lights, rotate the multifunction lever end to its first detent; use the second detent for headlights.

2007

If equipped, turn on the parking lights or low-beam headlights, then pull out the end of the control lever.

The fog lights operate only with low beams; selecting high beams turns them off.

2008–2012

If equipped, turn on the parking lights or low-beam headlights, then pull out the end of the multifunction lever.

The fog lights turn off when you switch from low beam to high beam.

2007

Check for a defective outside light bulb; if the indicator does not light, the fuse or indicator bulb may be defective.

2008–2012

1. Use a CR2032 battery; perchlorate material may require special handling.
2. If equipped with a screw, remove it, then pry apart the transmitter halves with the buttons facing down without damaging the elastomer seal.
3. Remove and replace the battery without touching the new battery; clean it with rubbing alcohol if touched.
4. Snap the case halves together, then reinstall and snug the screw if the transmitter has one.

2007

Replace the entire set if a faulty spark plug causes a malfunction; promptly service any misfire or apparent performance loss because continued severe malfunction can damage the catalytic converter.

2007

Use the spark plug type listed on the Engine data Label under the hood for your vehicle.

2007

While driving, if the oil pressure light stays lit, pull over, stop the vehicle, and switch off the engine.

Until the cause is fixed, do not drive the vehicle; this light does not show how much oil is in the engine.

2007

A loose or missing gas cap or poor fuel quality may cause it; service the vehicle if it stays on through several typical driving cycles, though towing is usually unnecessary.

2007

Have the vehicle serviced as soon as possible because serious conditions may cause immediate power loss or severe catalytic converter damage.

2007

The level can fall as brake pads wear, but low fluid may indicate a leak and require a checkup.

With a manual transaxle, if no brake leak or other problem is found, low fluid may indicate a hydraulic clutch leak requiring dealer service.

2007

For an automatic transaxle (CVT), use Mopar CVTF +4; for a manual transaxle, use Mopar ATF+4 MS9602.

2007

If equipped, use the limited use spare only temporarily for emergencies, keep it at the cold pressure listed on the tire placard or spare assembly, and do not exceed 60 mph (100 km/h); repair or replace the original tire and reinstall it promptly because handling is affected and control can be lost.