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How to Use the
Secondary Collision
Reduction
When the Secondary Collision
Reduction operates
The Secondary Collision Reduction
operates if the vehicle is damaged in a
collision to the extent that the airbags
are deployed while the vehicle is
stopped.
When the Secondary Collision
Reduction operates, the system
controls and applies the brakes until
the vehicle stops. In addition, the
hazard warning lights continue to flash.
After the vehicle stops, the parking
brake is applied by the Electric Parking
Brake (EPB).
NOTE
The brake lights turn on while the
brakes are operating by the system
control.
If there is a malfunction with the
electric parking brake (EPB), the
brakes are released by the system
control after the vehicle is stopped.
The settings for the Secondary
Collision Reduction system differ
depending on the grade/
specification-separate equipment.
Secondary Collision Reduction is
disabled
If any of the following conditions is
met, the Secondary Collision
Reduction is canceled.
A certain period of time has passed
since the system operated.
After stopping the vehicle, the
accelerator pedal is strongly
depressed 3 times.
Secondary Collision Reduction
The parking brake is released after
the Electric Parking Brake (EPB)
operates.
NOTE
If the driver's brake pedal depression
force is stronger than the system's
brake control, the driver's brake
operation takes priority.
Flashing of the hazard warning lights
by the system control is canceled
when any of the following operations
is performed.
Hazard warning light switch is
pressed.
Vehicle power is switched OFF.
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