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DRIVER INFORMATION• Instrument Panel• Instrument Cluster

SEATS AND MIRRORS• Heated Front Seats• Power Lumbar Front Seats• Second Row Seat Features• Passenger Automatic Locking

Restraint (ALR)• Automatic Dimming Rearview

Mirror with OnStar®, Compass andTemperature Display

• Power Folding Mirrors

AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROLS• Tri-Zone Automatic Climate Control

System• Rear Climate Control System• Sunroof

ENTERTAINMENT/CONVENIENCEFEATURES• AM/FM Stereo with CD and

Cassette Player• Six-Disc CD Changer• Navigation Radio System• HomeLink® Transmitter• Steering Wheel Controls

(OnStar®/Radio)• Automatic Headlamp Controls

DRIVE AND SECURITY SYSTEMS• StabiliTrak® System• Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist

(URPA)• Tire Pressure Monitor• Content Theft-Deterrent System

VEHICLE PERSONALIZATION• Memory Positions for Driver’s Seat,

Mirrors, Pedals, Radio and ClimateControls

• Driver Information CenterPersonalization

• Odometer/Trip Settings

VEHICLE SYMBOLS GLOSSARY

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❏ Reviewed with Customer (Please Check Box)Refer to Owner Manual for further information.

DriverInformation

1. Air Outlets2. Exterior Lamps Control3. Turn Signal/Multifunction Lever,

Front Wipers, Cruise Control4. OnStar® and Radio Steering

Wheel Buttons5. Instrument Cluster6. Shift Lever/Tow/Haul Selector

Button

7. Audio System8. Dome Override Button9. Rear Wiper / Washer

10. Fog Lamps Button (below rearwiper/washer)

11. Driver Information Center (DIC)Buttons

12. Parking Brake Release13. Tilt Lever

14. Automatic Climate ControlSystem

15. Compact Disc Changer16. Storage Area17. Clock18. Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist

Disable Button19. StabiliTrak® Disable Button20. Glove Box

INSTRUMENT PANEL

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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER1. Security Light2. Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL)/Service Engine

Soon Light3. Turn Signal Indicator4. Cruise Control Light5. Air Bag Readiness Light6. Safety Belt Reminder Light7. Headlamp High Beam Indicator Light8. Transmission Temperature Gauge9. Tachometer

10. Antilock Brake System Warning Light11. Brake System Warning Light12. Speedometer/Gear Selector Indicator13. Driver Information Center (DIC) Display 14. Tow/Haul Mode Light 15. Traction Off Light16. Charging System Light17. Oil Pressure Gauge18. Fuel Gauge19. Voltmeter20. Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge

Important: The instrument cluster is designed to let you know aboutmany important aspects of yourvehicle’s operation. The messagecenter can provide critical information

to prevent damage to your vehicle. It is important to read your OwnerManual and become familiar with theinformation that is being relayed toyou by the lights, gauges and

indicators, particularly the messagecenter, and what action can be takento ensure your safety and to preventdamage.

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HEATED FRONT SEATS

This feature allows you to heat the frontseatbacks and seat cushionssimultaneously or just the seatbacks.Three heat settings are available. Thecontrols are located on the driver andfront passenger door panels.Select a heat setting for both theseatback and seat cushion1 Press and release the horizontal

button until the indicator light shows the desired setting.

Select a heat setting for the seatbackonly2 Press and release the vertical button

until the indicator light shows the desired setting.

POWER LUMBAR FRONT SEATSAdjust lumbar support1 Press the front or rear of the control

located on the side of the seat cushion near the door. Release at the preferred setting.

Adjust side bolster support2 Press the top or bottom of the lumbar

control. Release at the preferred setting.

SECOND ROW SEAT FEATURESUse the button located on the back ofthe center console to select one oftwo heat settings for the second rowseat cushion• Press the button once for High; twice

for Low. Press it again to turn off theheat feature.

Recline the second row bucketseatback(s)• Pull up the lever located at the rear

outboard side of the seat cushion. • Release the lever to lock the seatback

where you want it.Return bucket seatback(s) to uprightposition• Pull the seat lever and allow the

seatback to move forward.Fold either side of the second rowbench seatBoth sides of the second row seat canbe folded down for access to the thirdrow seat, or to create additional cargospace.

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To fold, followthese steps:1 Pull up on the

strap at the rear of the seatcushion and pull the cushion forward into an upright position.

• Pull the seatback forward so that itfolds down into a flat position. Thehead restraint will automatically foldflat. On ESV only, lift the lever at thebase of the seat to release thepassenger-side seatback.

Use the second row easy entry/exitfeature (ESV models)

The passenger’s side of the second row60/40 bench seat has an easy entry/exitfeature that makes it easy to get in andout of the third row seat. To operate:

• Lift the release lever located on theback of the seat

• Tilt the seatback toward the front ofthe vehicle (the seat will release)

• Pull (or push if exiting the third rowwith no assistance) the seat forwarduntil it stops

Return seat to occupant position• Lift and move the seatback into the

upright position. • Return the cushion to the seating

position until it latches.• Pull up on the seat cushion and

forward on the seatback to ensurethat they are secure. On Escalade,pull head restraints upright. Ensurethat driver-side seat belts are notunder the seat cushions.

Fold second row bucket seats• Pull up on the strap loop located at

the rear of the seat cushion and pullthe seat cushion up and fold itforward.

• Pull the seatback release leverupward and pull the seatback forwardand fold it down until it is flat. (Note:On ESV models, you must firstremove the headrest and store it onthe top of the seat cushion.)

• Pull the headrest out from theseatback and slide the pins into the

holes providedin the top ofthe seatcushion.

Create a loadfloor on ESVmodels1 Release the

load floor panels from the seatbacks by pushingforward on the latches.

• Fold the panels back to cover the rearseat footwell area.

PASSENGER AUTOMATIC LOCKINGRESTRAINT (ALR)The safety belt is designed to lockduring an accident, but it will also lock ifit is pulled out all the way during initialbuckling, and you may be unaware thatthis has happened.

If the safety belt does lock, unbuckle itand allow it to retract fully, then pull itout and re-buckle the belt.

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AUTOMATIC DIMMING REARVIEWMIRROR WITH ONSTAR®, COMPASSAND TEMPERATURE DISPLAY When on, the automatic interiordimming rearview mirror automaticallydims to the proper level to minimizeglare from lights behind you when it’sdark outside.Turn the self-dimming function on oroff1 Press and hold this button for

approximately eight seconds. Use the OnStar® Communicationssystem 3 Press this button to connect to an

OnStar® Advisor.2 Press this button to answer or end a

call from the OnStar® Center.4 Press this button in an emergency to

connect to an OnStar® Advisor who can contact the nearest emergency services provider.

Turn the outside temperature displaysand compass readings on or off1 Press this button.

Display temperature1 Press this button and hold for four

seconds to toggle between °C and °F. Once the desired °C or °F is displayed, release the button. Wait four seconds and the temperature willbe displayed.

POWER FOLDINGMIRRORS Fold mirrors1 Move this

selector switch located above the mirror control to the center position.

2 Press the right side of the four-way control pad to fold the mirrors in.

• Press the left side of the four-waycontrol pad to fold the mirrors out.

If the mirrors have been foldedmanually, they must be moved throughthe power folding cycle three times toreset them in their tracks.

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TRI-ZONE AUTOMATIC CLIMATECONTROL SYSTEM Escalade’s Tri-Zone Automatic ClimateControl System features dual zoneoperation in the front and single zoneoperation for rear seat passengers.

Front Dual-Zone Climate ControlSystem

Adjust settings for automaticoperation

1 Push the AUTO button and adjust the temperature knob (“2”) to the desired

temperature to set automatic air delivery mode, fan speed, A/C and recirculation functions for the driver. (Note: Because this is an automatic system, the A/C mode is the default setting.)

Set same temperature for driver andfront passenger

1 Press and hold the AUTO button forfour seconds.

Select air distribution manually

3 Press and release the MODE button

until the desired source of air is indicated on the display.

Manually raise or lower fan speed

4 Press the upper or lower portion of the FAN control button.


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Additional Climate Control SystemFunctions

: Recirculates interior air while inVent, Bi-Level positions. To preventwindow fogging, Recirculation will notoperate in the Defog, Defrost or Floormode.

: Clears windshield and front sidewindows of fog/frost.

: Clears rear glass of fog/frost andactivates heated outside rearviewmirrors.

: Turns the air conditioning system onand off. This symbol ( ) appears onthe display when the A/C system isturned off.

REAR CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM The front or rear passengers can controlthe air temperature, airflow and fanspeed for the rear seat passengers.

The system has an overhead control nearthe driver (shown below) and a controlon the back of the center console. To use the rear seat controls, the driveroverhead control must be in the AUXposition.

SUNROOF (if equipped)The sunroof controls are located in theoverhead console.Close the sunroof1 Hold the front portion of the button

down until the sunroof motor stops. The sunroof will tilt up slightly to seal.This is normal.


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AM/FM STEREO WITH CD ANDCASSETTE PLAYERSet the time 1 Press and hold the HR button until

the correct hour appears on the display.

2 Press and hold the MN button until the correct minute appears on the display.

Program radio station presets• Turn the radio on.• Press BAND to select the band

(AM, FM1/FM2/XM1/XM2).• Use the SEEK or TUNE knob to

tune in the desired station.• Press AUTO EQ or AUTO TONE (as

applicable to your radio) to selectthe equalization that best suits thetype of station selected.

• Press and hold one of the sixnumbered buttons until a beepsounds; release the button.

• Repeat these steps for each stationpreset, using a different numberedbutton for each station.

Access one of the two availableXM Satellite Radio bands • Press the BAND button until XM1

or XM2 appears on the display.Note: Requires subscription to XMRadio (See your Owner Manual foradditional XM Satellite Radioinformation).

SIX-DISC CD CHANGERLoading/Unloading

Quick Load:1 Press LOAD for two seconds. The

lowest available number will flash.2 Wait for amber lights to flash on

sides of slot before inserting CD. The next available number will flash and accept another CD until all are occupied.

• To exit Quick Load, press either anumber with a CD in it or LOAD.

Quick Unload:• Press EJECT ( ) for two seconds;

all CDs will eject from highestnumber to lowest.


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Load 1 CD• Press LOAD, all available numbers

will flash amber. • Select the number desired.• Wait for amber lights to flash on

sides of slot before inserting CD.• Repeat to load more CDs.Unload 1 CD• Press EJECT.• Press number for CD desired.Play a CD• Option 1: Select the number for

the CD desired (wait eightseconds).

• Option 2: Press 5/SIDE button onradio face to scroll through CDs.

Select CD Track• Option 1: PREV/NEXT on radio.• Option 2: SEEK arrows on radio.• Option 3: SEEK arrows on steering

wheel.

NAVIGATION RADIO SYSTEM

Preset a radio station1 Press the power button to turn the

radio on.2 Press BAND button repeatedly to

choose one of the following bands: AM/FM1/FM2 or XM1/XM2 (if equipped).

3 Use either the joystick or the SEEK button to tune to a station.

4 Press and hold one of the sixbuttons on the right side of theradio until you hear a beep or seethe station displayed next to thebutton pushed.

Set the time• Turn the radio on.• Press the CONFIG hard key. • Press the CLOCK soft key.• Use joystick to highlight the hour

and minute box (near top ofscreen).

• Move joystick up or down toselect correct hour and minute(s).

• Push the joystick in to store thecorrect time.

HomeLink® TRANSMITTER Program HomeLinkYour vehicle’s engine should beturned off while programming thetransmitter. Follow these steps toprogram up to three channels:1. Press and hold down the two

outside buttons, releasing only when the indicator light begins to flash, after 20 seconds. Do not hold down the buttons for longer than 30 seconds and do not repeat this step to program a second and/or third transmitter to the remaining two HomeLink buttons.

2. Position the end of your hand-heldtransmitter about 1 to 3 inches (3 to 8 cm) away from the HomeLinkbuttons while keeping the indicator light in view.


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3. Simultaneously press and hold both the desired button on HomeLink and the hand-held transmitter button. Do not release the buttons until Step 4 has been completed.

4. The indicator light will flash slowly at first and then rapidly after HomeLink successfully receives the frequency signal from the hand-held transmitter.Release both buttons.

5. Press and hold the newly trained HomeLink button and observe the indicator light. If the indicator light stays on constantly, programming is complete and your device should activate when the HomeLink button is pressed and released.

To program the remaining twoHomeLink buttons, begin with Step 2under “Program HomeLink.”Do not repeat Step 1, as this will eraseall of the programmed channels.

STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS(ONSTAR®/RADIO) 1 This button will activate “personal

calling.” Pressing this button also actsas a “barge in” for voice mail.

2 PROG: Sequence through stored presets for AM, FM and XM radio.

3 ��SOURCE ��:To select AM, FM1, FM2, XM1, XM2 Satellite Radio, cassette, CD, in-dash6-Disc CD Changer, RSE.

4 ��SEEK��: Seek radio stations, CD tracks.

5 ��VOL��: Radio volume.

AUTOMATIC HEADLAMP CONTROLSTurn off Daytime Running Lamps (DRL)and automatic headlamps1 Turn the exterior lamps knob (located

to the left of the steering wheel) to OFF.

Activate the automatic headlampsystem2 Turn the exterior lamps knob to

AUTO. The automatic headlamp system will turn on the front and rearlamps.

Manually illuminate the parkinglamps, taillamps, instrumentpanel/radio lights, license plate lamps 3 Turn the exterior lamps knob to the

parking lamp position.Manually activate the headlamps, allexterior tail/marker lamps and theinstrument panel/radio lights4 Turn the exterior lamps knob to this

position.Turn the fog lamps on or off5 Press the fog lamp button located on

the left side of the instrument panel.An indicator lamp will illuminatewhen the fog lamps are on.


Note: If your transmitter has a “rolling code”feature, the above process may not work. Pleaserefer to your Garage Door Owner Manual orcontact HomeLink at 1-800-335-3515(www.homelink.com).

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STABILITRAK®

SYSTEMStabiliTrak helps youmaintain directioncontrol during mostdriving conditions. In some drivingsituations, such asbecoming stuck on slippery terrain andvehicle “rocking” is required to free it, it may be necessary to limit StabiliTrakcontrol. The StabiliTrak limit buttondecreases the amount of TractionControl engagement and disables thelateral and yaw sensors.Limit StabiliTrak®

• Press the StabiliTrak button (shownabove) located on the instrumentpanel.

ULTRASONIC REAR PARKING ASSIST(URPA)This feature helps you determine howclose an object is toyour rear bumper.Both a variableaudible chime and avisual display,located on thepassenger’s siderear upper trim

panel, convey distance to an object. Insome circumstances such as trailering,the system can be disabled.Disable URPA1 Press the URPA on/off button located

near the climate control system andradio.

TIRE PRESSURE MONITORThis feature alerts you when a largechange in pressure occurs in one of yourvehicle’s tires. If this occurs, a CHECKTIRE PRESSURE message will appear inthe instrument panel cluster. Thismessage will remain on until you resetthe system.

Reset the tire pressure monitor• To reset the tire pressure message,

you must fill the tires with the correctamount of air.

• Pressing the cluster stem button onyour instrument panel cluster or the

Reset button on your steering wheelwill temporarily eliminate themessage. However, at the nextvehicle start-up, the message willreappear. The tire pressure must becorrected to permanently eliminatethe message.

CONTENT THEFT-DETERRENTSYSTEM Arm the System• Lock the doors using the power door

lock switch or the Keyless EntrySystem transmitter. The alarm isactivated when the symbol ( ) goesoff (approximately 30 seconds).

Use the Driver Information Center to program the alarm to one of thefollowing• Both Horn/Headlamps • Horn only• Lamps only• Off

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Note: This system identifies a low tire pressuresituation but does not indicate which tire.

Note: The Tire Pressure Monitor can alert youabout low tire pressure, but it doesn’t replacenormal tire maintenance.

Note: Your vehicle’s factory default setting isHorn and Lamps. See the Vehicle Personalizationsection of this booklet for more information.

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MEMORY POSITIONS FORDRIVER’S SEAT, MIRRORS,PEDALS, RADIO AND CLIMATECONTROLSUse thedriver’sdoormountedcontrolsto:• Adjust

driver seat, including lumbaradjustment and side bolster

• Adjust gas and brake pedals• Adjust the outside rearview

mirrors

• Set theradiopresets and

• Set climatecontroltemperature

1 To store the above settings, press and hold Memory 1 or 2 until two chimes sound (about four seconds). To setup for another driver, repeat the process with the other memory button.

These settings can be restored bypressing the Memory 1 or 2 buttonon the driver’s door or by using theRemote Keyless Entry (RKE)transmitter. The vehicle memorysettings will correspond to thenumber on the RKE: 1 or 2.Set Easy Exit Driver Seat Position1. Briefly press memory button 1 or

2 (depending on which RKE youhave).

2. Adjust the seat to the desired exitposition.

3. Press and hold the exit button ( ) on the driver’s door untiltwo chimes sound. (Note: SeatExit must be “On” in yourprogrammed settings.)

DRIVER INFORMATION CENTERPERSONALIZATION You can personalize your vehicle withthe following features:• Automatic Locking• Delayed Locking• Automatic Unlocking• Remote Lock Feedback• Remote/Unlock Feedback• Headlamps On at Exit• Perimeter Lighting• Seat Position Recall• Easy Exit Driver Seat• Curb View Assist• Alarm Warning Type• Display Language• Display Units


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Note: Memory 1 or 2 is dependent on theRKE transmitter being used and the keybeing in the ignition during programming.

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Selection Options To cycle through the features below,use the Menu button ( ) locatedon your steering wheel. Use theSelect button ( ) to choose yourdesired setting. The last settingremaining on the display will be theselection of choice. Continue cyclingthrough the menu to set otherpreferences.Automatic Door Locking1. Lock Doors Out of Park2. Lock Doors Manually3. Lock Doors with Speed

(approx. 8 mph)Delayed Locking1. Delayed Locking ON2. Delayed Locking OFFAutomatic Door Unlocking1. Unlock All in Park2. Unlock All at Key Out of Ignition3. Unlock Manually4. Unlock Driver Only in ParkRemote Lock Feedback1. Flash Lamps2. Sound Horn3. Both Lamps and Horn4. Off

Remote Unlock Feedback1. Flash Lamps2. Sound Horn3. Both Lamps and Horn4. OffSeat Position Recall Options1. Seat Position Recall Off (Memory

Seat position will only be recalledwhen you press memory button 1or 2 on the driver’s door)

2. Seat Position Recall at Key In3. Seat Position Recall On RemoteEasy Exit Driver Seat Position1. Easy Exit Seat ON2. Easy Exit Seat OFFCurb View Assist Options1. Curb View Off2. Curb View Passenger3. Curb View Driver4. Curb View BothThe Curb View Assist featureautomatically tilts your outsidemirrors downward to allow you tosee curbs when backing up (Defaultsetting).

Set Curb View Assist position• Enable one of the four selections

above. • Adjust the mirrors while the

vehicle is in reverse. When thevehicle is shifted out of reverse,your selection is saved in Memory1 or 2.

ODOMETER/TRIP SETTINGSYour vehicle’s personal trip andbusiness trip odometers operate onlywhen they areturned on.Enable thesystem1 Press the

Trip button until the word “Personal” or “Business” appears.

2 Then press the Select button to turn off the Personal or Business trip computer.

• Press the Trip button again tomonitor your mileage.


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Reset trip information • Press and hold the Select button

for two seconds while viewing anyof the trip modes on the DriverInformation Center.

Use the above procedure to monitorthe following settings:• Personal/Business: Miles• Personal/Business: Gal.• Personal/Business: MPG• Personal/Business: Avg. MPH• Personal/Business: Annual %

Usage• Business: Hourmeter (Total Engine

Run Time)• Business: Annual Log• Business: Timer

Access fuel information3 Press the Fuel information button

to view the following:• RANGE: The remaining distance

you can drive without refueling.(Fuel range cannot be reset.)

• AVG ECON: How many miles pergallon your vehicle is gettingbased on current and past drivingconditions. To reset AVG ECON,press and hold the Select buttonfor two seconds while AVG ECONis displayed in the DriverInformation Center.

• INST ECON: How many miles pergallon your vehicle is getting atthe particular moment in time.(Instant Fuel Economy cannot bereset.)


Note: You can select and reset trip featuresby using the Trip Odometer Reset Stemlocated on the instrument panel cluster.

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Vehicle Symbols Glossary

Following are examples of symbols you may find on your vehicle. It is important to become familiar with them,as they alert you to various vehicle operating conditions.

Air Bag Readiness Light

Air Conditioning (A/C)

Antilock Brake System Warning Light

Brake System Warning Light

Content Theft Deterrent

Cruise Control Set

Dome Lamps Override Button

DIC Trip Information Button (on steering wheel)

DIC Fuel Information Button (on steering wheel)

DIC Personalization Button (on steering wheel)

DIC Select Button (on steering wheel)

Fog Lamps

Headlamps

Instrument Panel Brightness Control

Malfunction Indicator Lamp (Check Engine Light)

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Parking Lamps

Rear Door Security Locks

Rear Window Defogger

Safety Belt Reminder Light

Tow/Haul Mode Light

Traction Off Light

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1-800-882-1112Roadside Service provides everyCadillac owner with the advantage ofcontacting a Cadillac advisor and,when appropriate, a Cadillac-traineddealer technician who can provideon-site services.• Towing Service• Battery Jump-Starting• Lockout Assistance• Fuel Delivery• Flat Tire Change

(covers change only)Trip Interruption – If your trip isinterrupted due to a componentfailure covered under warranty,incidental expenses may bereimbursed, including hotel, mealsand rental car.

Courtesy Transportation may alsobe provided for warranted repairs,including shuttle service for same-day repairs and loaner transportationfor overnight repair. Roadside Serviceis also available to Cadillac customersbeyond the warranty period for acharge.Customer Assistance1-800-458-8006 Should you need to ask questions,make a comment or requestadditional information, the exclusiveCadillac Customer Assistance Centeris staffed around the clock withprofessionals to serve you.When you call Cadillac RoadsideService or Customer Assistance,when possible, please provide thephone advisor with:• Your telephone number• Your location• Your Cadillac’s location• A description of the problem

• Vehicle ID number• Year and model of your Cadillac• Delivery date• Current mileageThis book contains the latestinformation available to Cadillac atthe time of printing. Cadillac reservesthe right to make changes to theproduct after that time withoutfurther notice.ESV is a registered trademark ofCadillac Motor Car Division andGeneral Motors Corporation.Copyright 2003 by Cadillac MotorDivision. All rights reserved.

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