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WARNING WARNING

No electronic system can remove the need for sake driving practice. RSC can help to maintain control of the vehicle. It cannot regain control of the vehicle if it has been lost, or overcome driver errors. Always drive with due consideration for prevailing road and weather conditions.

RSC is an automatic feature that works in conjunction with DSC to try and prevent vehicle rollover.

    Switching DSC ON
    DSC is re-enabled by one of the following: • Press and briefly hold the DSC OFF switch. • Start the engine. • Select a new Terrain response special program. ...

    Air suspension
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