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OPERATION
Automatic Kneel System
Kneeling is the lowering motion of
the electrohydraulic rear suspen-
sion. The kneel system lowers
the rear of the vehicle. Lowering
the rear of the vehicle reduces
the slope of the ramp.
When the electronic control sys-
tem is activated to start the Open
functions, the kneel system starts
to lower the rear of the vehicle
at the same time the power side
door starts to open. When the
Close functions are activated, the
rear of the vehicle starts to raise
at the same time the ramp begins
to stow.
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Kneel On/Off Feature
A kneel on/off feature is incor-
porated in the electronic control
system. This feature provides
the option of kneeling the vehicle
when operating the power door
and power ramp. The Ramp and
Kneel On/Off switch turns the
kneel system on and off. The
3-position rocker switch must be in
the center
position in order for
the kneeling system to be acti-
vated. The Ramp and Kneel On/
Off switch is located on the center
console. See page 15.
Note: If the vehicle is in the
kneeled position (with ramp
deployed) and the transmission
is disengaged from Park "P," the
ramp will stow and the vehicle will
raise.
Do not leave your vehicle in the
kneeled (lowered) position for
extended periods of time.
In the event the kneel system is
not functioning properly, have the
kneel system repaired immedi-
ately. Do not drive with the rear of
the vehicle in the lowered position.
Attempting to do so will result in
an extremely rough and unstable
ride.
Contact your sales representative
or call 1-800-488-0359. One of
our Customer Care representa-
tives will direct you to an autho-
rized service center.
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