Savana 3/4 Ton Van V8-6.5L DSL Turbo VIN F (2001)
emit enough EMI that it affects the video entertainment system. However, in some cases EM may not only cause objectionable video distortion, but may
turn off the Video Cassette Player (VCP). When this happens, simply turn on the VCP and resume playing. If the problem persists, check your
surroundings for possible EMI sources, such as utility power lines. Wait until the vehicle is clear of the source and try it again.
Using Radio-Operated Communication Devices While Operating the Vcp
Operating a mobile or permanently-mounted communication device in or near the vehicle while the VCP is on may cause objectionable video distortion.
Examples of these communication devices are:
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Cellular telephones
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Scanners
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CB radios
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Walkie-talkies
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Two-way radios
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Mobile fax devices
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Global Positioning System (GPS) systems (excluding the OnStar(R) system)
In some cases, radio wave distortion may or may not be noticed at either the device or the entertainment system.
Therefore, whenever operating a communication device in or around the vehicle, it may be necessary to turn off the VCP, or operate the device outside
and away from the vehicle.
