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<blockquote data-quote="CocoaJeff" data-source="post: 22542" data-attributes="member: 7833">Hi, Tommy... welcome to the forum!&nbsp; I have essentially the same vehicle.&nbsp; I've had it for months, and am still learning the options.&nbsp;&nbsp; <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />&nbsp;&nbsp; I've got most things figured out. The best thing to do is go sit in the car, turn on some nice mellow music, and literally go through every single menu option and all sub-options to see what's there.&nbsp; Then you can always check the manual (or Google) for anything you have more questions about.&nbsp; Or, of course, just post your question in here.Check out YouTube, there are tons of videos on there that will show you lots of info about the options on your car.&nbsp; Just search for something like &quot;2024 Chevy Equinox Premier options&quot;.I love mine so far, I think you and your wife will like yours.&nbsp; I was skeptical about the 1.5L engine, but it's pretty darn peppy (and this coming from someone who's had his share of fast sports cars).&nbsp; And as you mention, the mileage it gets is great.Vern... after seeing all the reports of leaking sunroofs in here and other places, that's great advice.&nbsp; I have not yet located the drainage holes on mine, I will do that this weekend while cleaning it.&nbsp; Do you know where the drainage tubes exit?&nbsp; Are they accessible?&nbsp; (Like for sucking air through them with a vacuum, to ensure that they are not clogged.)And Sonny88... I was just going to ask what was best for keeping the seals clean and lubricated.&nbsp; I always used ArmorAll on the seals of prior cars, but have heard that's not the best thing to use.&nbsp; I see silicone suggested a lot; is that what &quot;303 aerospace protectant&quot; is?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CocoaJeff, post: 22542, member: 7833"] Hi, Tommy... welcome to the forum! I have essentially the same vehicle. I've had it for months, and am [I]still [/I]learning the options. :) I've got most things figured out. The best thing to do is go sit in the car, turn on some nice mellow music, and literally go through every single menu option and all sub-options to see what's there. Then you can always check the manual (or Google) for anything you have more questions about. Or, of course, just post your question in here. Check out YouTube, there are tons of videos on there that will show you lots of info about the options on your car. Just search for something like "2024 Chevy Equinox Premier options". I love mine so far, I think you and your wife will like yours. I was skeptical about the 1.5L engine, but it's pretty darn peppy (and this coming from someone who's had his share of fast sports cars). And as you mention, the mileage it gets is great. Vern... after seeing all the reports of leaking sunroofs in here and other places, that's great advice. I have not yet located the drainage holes on mine, I will do that this weekend while cleaning it. Do you know where the drainage tubes exit? Are they accessible? (Like for sucking air through them with a vacuum, to ensure that they are not clogged.) And Sonny88... I was just going to ask what was best for keeping the seals clean and lubricated. I always used ArmorAll on the seals of prior cars, but have heard that's not the best thing to use. I see silicone suggested a lot; is that what "303 aerospace protectant" is? [/QUOTE]

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