When Driving A 4Wd Car; When Driving A Turbo Car; Turbo Car Handling - Suzuki Wagon R Instruction Manual

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Please do not attach a backward facing
child seat such as a baby seat to the
passenger seat. When the passenger
side SRS air bag bulges, a strong
impact may be applied to the back of
the child seat, which may result in
serious injury related to life.

When driving a 4WD car

4WD car has specific operational
attention. Please handle correctly.
Drive while paying attention to the condition of the road surface
4WD vehicles show excellent driving
performance on roads where snowy
roads, steep slope roads, sandy lands,
muddy tires are easy to slip, but they
are not versatile. Also, off-road (rough
terrain), it is not a rally car. Please
observe the following.
 Do not run continuously in places
where the tires are likely to rotate,
such as sandy lands and muddy areas.
 There is little difference in brake
performance compared to 2WD
vehicles. Please take enough distance
to travel on slippery roads. Axel, hand
Please carefully operate the brake and
brake as well as the 2WD vehicle.
 Do not run in river or underwater.
Warning
Caution
Must read! For a safe drive

When driving a turbo car

Turbo cars have special attention.
Please read the following contents
carefully and handle correctly.

Turbo car handling

Turbo is a precision device that draws
out greater horsepower than a normal
engine. The turbine (blade) in the turbo
device sends a large amount of
compressed air to the engine by
rotating at super high speed by the
pressure of the exhaust gas. Turbine
equipment including turbine has a high
temperature of 700 ° C or more, and
lubrication and cooling are performed
by engine oil.
Please observe the following in order to
prevent failure of the turbo device.
 Change engine oil and oil filter
periodically.
If you continue to operate with deteriorated
oil, lubrication and cooling of the
turbocharger will not be performed properly,
which will cause sticking of the turbine
bearing and abnormal noise.
→ page 2-35 (When replacing engine oil)
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