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Your Driving and
the
Road
they are not. It’s important to check
occasionally to be sure the trailer bulbs
are still working.
Driving on Grades
Reduce speed and shift
to
a lower gear
before
you start down a long
or
steep
downgrade. If you don’t shift down, you
might have to use your brakes
so
much
that they would get hot and no longer
work well.
On
a long uphill grade, shift down and
reduce your speed
to
around
45
mph
(70
km/h)
to
reduce the possibility of
engine and transmission overheating.
If
your trailer weighs more than 1,000
pounds
(450
kg), and you have a manual
transmission with fifth gear, it’s better
not to use fifth gear. Just drive
in
fourth
gear (or, as you need to, a lower gear).
Parking
on
Hills
You
really should not park your vehicle,
with a trailer attached, on a hill. If
something goes wrong, your rig could
start to move. People can be injured,
and both your vehicle and the trailer can
be damaged.
But
if
you ever have
to
park your rig on
a hill, here’s how to do
it:
1.
Apply your regular brakes, but don’t
shift into
P
(Park) yet, or into gear
for a manual transmission.
the trailer wheels.
2.
Have someone place chocks under
3.
When the wheel chocks are in place,
release the regular brakes until the
chocks absorb the load.
apply your parking brake, and then
shift
to
P
(Park), or
R
(Reverse) for
a manual transmission.
vehicle, be sure the transfer case is
in
a drive gear
-
not in
N
(Neutral).
4.
Reapply the regular brakes. Then
5.
If you have a four-wheel-drive
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- Ontario 4
- Tracker 5
- Welcome 6
- Warnings 8
- Symbols 10
- Reclining Front Se 15
- Head Restraints 16
- Easy Entry Seats 16
- They’re 20
- Safety Belt Reminder 25
- Wear Safety 25
- Belts Properly 25
- Position 26
- What’s wrong with this? 28
- Use during 29
- Pregnancy 29
- Passenger 30
- Children 32
- Restraints 33
- Safety Belts 34
- Securing a 36
- Restraint in the Rear 36
- Securing 38
- Child Restraint in the 38
- Right Front Seat 38
- Replacing Safety 42
- Features 45
- Parking 49
- Ignition 50
- Starting 51
- Automatic 53
- (Second 55
- Four-wheel 59
- Transfer 61
- Shifiing 63
- Shifling 65
- (OPTION) 69
- Lights On Reminder 71
- Interior 73
- Weedwasher 75
- >torage and 77
- Compartpnents 77
- Ashtrays 79
- Clusters 82
- Trip Odometer 83
- Conrrols 84
- Pressure 88
- :&e 90
- 3pening and Closing 91
- Systems 103
- Comfort 104
- Controls 104
- Heating 105
- Bi-Level Heating 105
- Ventilation 105
- Comfort Controls 106
- (OPTIO~V) 107
- ~~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ 109
- “ROCK,” 113
- “CLASSICAL.” 113
- “CLASSICAL” 113
- Fast Forward 114
- Play the Next Selection 114
- Previous 114
- Cassette Tape 117
- Your Driving and 119
- 119
- SHOULDER 120
- HOSPITAL 121
- CANOEING 121
- SWIMMING 121
- END DIVIDED 121
- HIGHWAY 121
- Traffic 122
- REVERSIBLE 123
- LANE ON 123
- ROADWAY 123
- MULTI-LANE 123
- NO PASSING 123
- Driving 124
- Drunken 125
- 120 140 127
- Your Driving and 128
- Braking 129
- Your Driving 130
- Anti-Lock 131
- 'I 132
- Rear Drum Brakes 133
- Brake Pedal Travel 133
- Brake Adjustment 133
- Off-Road Recovery 137
- CAUTION 145
- Driving and 156
- Driving in 157
- Few More Night Driving 161
- Suggestions 161
- Hydroplaning 163
- Driving in Fog 165
- Distunce 169
- Parking on 173
- Blizzard 177
- You’re Stuck 179
- Trailer 181
- Safety Chains 183
- Trailer Brakes 183
- Recreational 188
- Geo from the Front 189
- Problems 191
- Startirtg 193
- Problems on 198
- T-hooks 199
- Hook-Ups 201
- Overheating 202
- If Steam 203
- Coming from Your Engine: 203
- ChanginQ 210
- '_ 215
- Appearance Care 223
- Service 224
- UNLEADED 225
- Appearance 226
- Release 229
- 7." 230
- PREFERRED 233
- Manual Transmiisioon Fluid 239
- Clutch Adjustment 240
- Power Steering Fluid 245
- Cylinder 247
- Vehicle Storage 249
- Rear Combination Lights 253
- Appearance Care 260
- Wheel Replacement 261
- Non-Greasy Stains: 267
- Combination Stains: 267
- Cleaning Vinyl 267
- Leather 267
- CAUTIVN 268
- Cleaning the 269
- Materials 273
- Circuit 275
- Breakers 275
- Instrument 277
- Replacement Parts 279
- Vehicle Dimensions 281
- Maintenance Schedule 284
- Maintenance 288
- Schedule 288
- 112115118121 289
- )52.51541571 289
- Emission 290
- 100,OOO 291
- NO. SERVICE 295
- Locking Front 299
- Inspection (If Equipped) 299
- Steering and Suspension 299
- At Least Once 301
- At least Twice 301
- Section 305
- FLUID/LUBRICANT 309
- ODOMETER 311
- Satisfaction 314
- Program 315
- 1-800-955-5 316
- Government 317
- Publications 320
- Assistance 322
- SERVICE 323
- Dl>] 326
- 883-1330 326
- Station 338
- 'TI 339
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