Lowering The Convertible Top - Chevrolet 2005 SSR Pickup Owner's Manual

Lowering the Convertible Top

Notice: If you operate the convertible top switch
continuously while the ignition is in ACCESSORY,
the battery will drain and you might not be able
to start your vehicle. Do not use the convertible
top switch for extended periods of time when
the ignition is in ACCESSORY.
The ignition must be in RUN or ACCESSORY, your
foot must be on the brake, and the vehicle must
be stopped in order to lower the convertible top.
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(Top Open): Press and hold this symbol
on the convertible top switch located on the center
console switchbank to open the convertible top.
The windows will lower automatically when the top
begins to lower. Two chimes will sound when the
convertible top is fully opened.
A "Roof Cycle Timeout" message will display on the
Driver Information Center (DIC) and the convertible
top will stop moving when the programmed time limit
is exceeded for the lowered position. See "Roof
Cycle Timeout" under DIC Warnings and Messages
on page 3-45.
If the convertible top cannot be lowered using the
convertible top switch, the fuse may need to be
replaced. See Fuses and Circuit Breakers on page 5-84
for more information.
If the convertible top still does not operate, contact your
GM dealer.
Roof Tonneau
Notice: Opening the cargo cover manually when the
convertible top is not in the full-open or full-closed
position could damage the tonneau cover and the
convertible top. Always make sure the convertible
top is in the full-closed or full-opened position before
manually opening the cargo cover.
The vehicle has a roof tonneau that is raised or lowered
along with the convertible top using the convertible
top switch.
If roof tonneau does not raise or lower when using the
convertible top switch, verify that the cargo cover is
closed. The roof tonneau will not raise or lower if the
cargo cover is open. See Cargo Cover on page 2-36 and
for more information. There will also be a message
displayed on the on the Driver Information Center (DIC).
See DIC Warnings and Messages on page 3-45 for more
information on possible DIC messages and how to clear
them from the display.
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