DO NOT CUT ANY ORANGE COLORED HIGH VOLTAGE CABLES.
Identification Number
Version Number
Page Number
1GY-22101
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Potential for Battery Re-Ignition.
7.
In case of submersion
The high voltage battery is isolated from the vehicle chassis. If the vehicle is immersed in water, you will not be electrocuted by touching the vehicle.
After the vehicle was removed from the water, do the following:
1.
Allow the vehicle to dry out.
2.
Perform the high voltage disabling procedure in Section 3.
8.
Towing / transportation / storage
Carefully open the cover in the fascia by using the small notch that conceals
the tow eye socket.
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US, Canada, and Mexico market vehicles do NOT have a rear tow eye.
Install the tow eye into the socket and turn it until it is fully tightened. When
the tow eye is removed, reinstall the cover with the notch in the original
position.
General Motors recommends a flatbed carrier or tow dollies to transport a disabled vehicle.
Moving the vehicle with the drive wheels on the ground will generate unwanted energy. Limit the movement of the vehicle to the distance required
to prepare the vehicle for towing.
Store the vehicle a safe distance/separated from other vehicles.
Potential for continued hazards (rekindling/re-gassing/etc) if a damaged vehicle battery is jostled during recovery,
including the towing and storage process.
9.
Important additional information
This vehicle is supported by OnStar, where available.
10.
Explanation of pictograms used
Electric Vehicle
General warning sign
Warning, Electricity
Battery Technology
Lifting Points
Thermal Imaging Camera
Flammable
Toxic
Corrosive
Injury Risk
Use Water
Cable Cut Location
