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CAUTION
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When leaving the driver's seat, be sure to firmly set the parking brake.
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Since the HSA no longer provides braking pressure if the starter switch is turned
to the "ACC" or the "LOCK" position, the HSA OFF switch is pressed, or the
fuse for the HSA circuit is removed while the HSA is activated, the vehicle will
move down a slope and a very dangerous situation may result.
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If the vehicle rolls while the HSA is activated, either push the brake pedal further
down or ensure that the parking brake is fully applied.
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Use the parking brake when stopping the vehicle with a gradient of 10% or
higher if the vehicle is loaded up to the rating limit.
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When stopping the vehicle for a long time, set the parking brake rather than
relying on the HSA.
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If you suspect a problem with the HSA, press the HSA OFF switch to turn it off.
Normal braking will be restored.
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When the parking brake lever is pulled up while the HSA is activated, the HSA
is automatically cancelled.
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Even while the HSA stays activated, the stop lights go out when you release the
brake pedal.
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The HSA works only while the engine is in operation.
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When the vehicle stops after strong braking or due to the wheels being locked,
the HSA may temporarily not operate. If this happens, use the parking brake or
keep depressing the brake pedal to hold the vehicle in place.
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