FederalCommunicationsCommission
(FCC)andIndustryandScienceCanada
Atthesametimeamessagetocheckthepressure ina
specific tireappearsontheDriverInformation Center
(DIC)display.Thelowtirepressurewarninglightand
theDICwarningmessagecomeonateachignition
cycleuntilthetiresareinflated tothecorrect inflation
pressure. UsingtheDIC,tirepressure levelscanbe
viewedbythedriver.Foradditional information and
detailsabouttheDICoperation anddisplays seeDIC
Operation andDisplays on page 4‑41 andDIC
WarningsandMessagesonpage4‑48.
SeeRadioFrequency Statement on page 9‑20 for
information regarding Part15oftheFederal
Communications Commission (FCC)Rulesand
RSS-210/211ofIndustry andScienceCanada.
TirePressureMonitorOperation
IfyourvehicleisaTwo‐modeHybrid,seethe
Two‐modeHybridmanualformoreinformation.
Thelowtirepressurewarninglightmaycomeonincool
weatherwhenthevehicleisfirststarted, andthenturn
offasyoustarttodrive.Thiscouldbeanearlyindicator
thattheairpressureinthetire(s) aregettinglowand
needtobeinflated totheproperpressure.
ThisvehiclemayhaveaTirePressure MonitorSystem
(TPMS).TheTPMSisdesignedtowarnthedriverwhen
alowtirepressurecondition exists. TPMSsensorsare
mountedontoeachtireandwheelassembly,excluding
thesparetireandwheelassembly.TheTPMSsensors
monitortheairpressureinthevehicle's tiresand
transmit thetirepressure readings toareceiver located
inthevehicle.
ATireandLoadingInformation label,attached toyour
vehicle, showsthesizeofyourvehicle's original
equipment tiresandthecorrectinflation pressure for
yourvehicle's tireswhentheyarecold.SeeLoadingthe
Vehicleon page 6‑32,foranexampleoftheTireand
LoadingInformation labelanditslocation onyour
vehicle. AlsoseeInflation -TirePressure onpage7‑65.
Whenalowtirepressure
condition isdetected, the
TPMSilluminates thelow
tirepressurewarninglight
locatedontheinstrument
panelcluster.
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| Categories | Cadillac Escalade Manuals, Cadillac Manuals |
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| Tags | Cadillac Escalade 6.2 |
| Model Year | 2010 |
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