29 . . .–Section 1Under some driving condi-tions, including those listedbelow, it is normal for the tem-perature to rise above the usu-al operating range andapproach 122°C (250°F):- stop and go driving in heavytraffic- high speed operation inwarm weather- uphill driving- trailer towing or hauling aheavy loadYou may see the reading fluc-tuate. This is normal.If the pointer reaches 125°C(260°F) and remains there formore than 30 seconds, the en-gine coolant has overheated.The vehicle is also equippedwith an engine coolant tem-perature warning light. If thislight illuminates, the engine istoo warm. If the light remainsilluminated for 30 seconds, theengine coolant has overheat-ed. See "Engine Coolant Tem-perature Light" under"Warning Lights" later in thissection.If the engine coolant has over-heated, pull over and stop thevehicle as soon as it is safe todo so. Then, turn the engineoff immediately.See Sections 4 and 5 for moreinformation on your vehicle'scooling system.4. Driver Information CenterDisplayThe Driver Information Centergives you the status of many ofyour vehicle's systems.The information shown herevaries depending upon whichsystem you choose to display.You can change theinformation using the Trip/Fuel Information menu or theVehicle Information menu.Pressing the buttonrepeatedly will allow you toview, reset or turn off certainvehicle information menuitems.$10araCTS Page 29 Tuesday, September 15, 2009 12:30 PM
