Emergencies (Troubleshooting) - Chevrolet Low Cab Forward 6.7L 2022 Owner's Manual

Caution (Continued)
If the vehicle gets stuck and it is difficult
to get out, immediately stop driving and
have the vehicle towed.
If the vehicle gets stuck in sand, mud, snow
or ice, move the selector lever from 2 to the
R position. Apply a light pressure to the
accelerator pedal while the transmission is
in gear. Remove your foot from the
accelerator and press the brake pedal while
shifting. Do not race the engine. For best
traction, avoid spinning the wheels. When
you cannot avoid driving through deep mud,
using tire chains is an effective way to avoid
getting stuck.
When driving in sand or mud, avoid hard
braking, sudden acceleration, and sharp
turns of the steering wheel. Such actions
could get the vehicle stuck and make it
difficult to get out.
After driving through deep mud: any mud
stuck to the vehicle can harm the steering,
brakes and powertrain. Wash the vehicle
and remove all mud and other debris.
The vehicle speed sensors are fitted on the
wheels. When removing mud and other
debris, take great care not to damage the
components.
Do not use a sharp implement to remove
mud. Sharp edges could damage rubber
parts.
Refer to Antilock Brake System (ABS) 0 171
and
Exterior Care 0 251.
Driving and Operating

Emergencies (Troubleshooting)

Troubleshooting
Performing regular inspections and
maintenance prevents damage. Be sure to
perform inspections and maintenance at
regular intervals. Also, quickly rectify any
fault in the vehicle (even a small fault) to
prevent it from becoming more serious. If a
symptom shown in the following table
occurs, perform inspections and take
corrective action in accordance with the
table. If you are unable to perform a repair,
the corrective action shown in the table
does not eliminate a symptom or you
cannot locate a fault, contact the nearest
dealer.
Any item for which there is a
"Corrective action" column requires repairs
and adjustments. Contact the nearest dealer.
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