Chevrolet 2010 Equinox Bedienungsanleitung PDF herunterladen (Seite 228)

8-14 Driving and Operating

If the vehicle stalls, or is about to

stall, and you cannot make it up

the hill:

.

Push the brake pedal to stop the

vehicle and keep it from rolling

backwards and apply the

parking brake.

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If the engine is still running, shift

the transmission to R (Reverse),

release the parking brake, and

slowly back down the hill in

R (Reverse).

.

If the engine has stopped

running, you need to restart it.

With the brake pedal pressed

and the parking brake still

applied, shift the transmission to

P (Park) and restart the engine.

Then, shift to R (Reverse),

release the parking brake, and

slowly back down the hill as

straight as possible in

R (Reverse).

.

While backing down the hill, put

your left hand on the steering

wheel at the 12 o'clock position

so you can tell if the wheels are

straight and can maneuver as

you back down. It is best to back

down the hill with the wheels

straight rather than in the left or

right direction. Turning the wheel

too far to the left or right will

increase the possibility of a

rollover.

Things not to do if the vehicle stalls,

or is about to stall, when going up

a hill:

.

Never attempt to prevent a stall

by shifting into N (Neutral) to

rev-up the engine and regain

forward momentum. This will not

work. The vehicle can roll

backward very quickly and could

go out of control.

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Never try to turn around if about

to stall when going up a hill.

If the hill is steep enough to stall

the vehicle, it is steep enough to

cause it to roll over. If you

cannot make it up the hill, back

straight down the hill.

If, after stalling, you try to back

down the hill and decide you just

cannot do it, set the parking brake,

put your transmission in P (Park),

and turn off the engine. Leave the

vehicle and go get some help. Exit

on the uphill side and stay clear of

the path the vehicle would take if it

rolled downhill.

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