Getting In And Out Of The Vehicle; Door Locks - Chevrolet Low Cab Forward 6.7L 2022 Owner's Manual

14 Keys, Doors, and Windows

Getting In and Out of the Vehicle

1. Grip
2. Step
Carefully check that the area around the
vehicle is safe, hold the grip (1), and place
your foot on the step (2) when getting in or
out of the vehicle.
Warning
When getting in or out of the vehicle,
make sure you use the step and grips to
support yourself at 3 points. It is very
dangerous to stand on the tire or wheel
when getting in or out of the vehicle.
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Furthermore, do not try to jump in or out
of the vehicle, as doing so could cause
unexpected accidents or injuries.
Getting in or out of the vehicle with oily
or greasy hands or shoes could cause you
to slip. Always thoroughly clean grease,
etc. from your hands and shoes before
getting in or out of the vehicle.
Rain and snow can cause the step to
become very slippery. Therefore, always
remove snow and ice from your shoes
and the step, and be careful not to slip
when getting in and out of the vehicle.
Exercise caution when opening or closing
doors, as strong winds or steep slopes
may cause doors to open or close
suddenly.
Do not hold parts other than the grip
when getting in or out of the vehicle.
Doing so may cause damage to the
vehicle or injuries to yourself or others.
You and others could be seriously injured.
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Door Locks

Warning
Be sure to do the following whenever
you leave the vehicle:
1. Fully engage the parking brake.
2. Shut down the engine.
3. Lock the doors.
When you close the door after sitting
behind the wheel, check that the door is
fully closed. Driving with any door ajar is
very dangerous.
Before opening the door when climbing
into or out of the cab, carefully check all
areas around the vehicle for safety,
especially the area at the rear of the
vehicle. If you suddenly open a door
without checking the surrounding area,
the door could be hit by a vehicle behind
you or a pedestrian.
Never leave the key in the vehicle.
Tilt the cab only after fully closing the
doors.
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