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北米Model "A3210BE-C" EDITED: 2019/ 11/ 28
– Use only the spare tire that
shown in tire placard to re-
place a flat tire. With a normal
temporary spare tire, the ef-
fectiveness of the X-MODE is
reduced and this should be
taken into account when driv-
ing the vehicle in such a con-
dition.
. If the hill descent control function
has operated continuously for a
long time, the temperature of the
brake disc may increase and the
hill descent control function may
be temporarily disabled. In this
case, the hill descent control
indicator will disappear. When
the hill descent control indicator
disappears, the hill descent con-
trol function is disabled.
X-MODE is the integrated control system
of the engine, AWD and Vehicle Dynamics
Control system, etc. for driving with bad
road conditions. Using X-MODE, you can
drive more comfortably even in slippery
road conditions including uphill and down-
hill.
X-MODE has the following functions.
. Hill descent control function:
Using the hill descent control function, you
can keep the vehicle at a consistent speed
driving downhill. If the vehicle speed is
likely to increase, the brake control system
will be activated to adjust the vehicle
speed.
. Driving ability control:
This mode increases the hill-climbing
ability and driving ability as well as
enabling smooth application of torque for
easier control of the steering wheel.
& To activate/deactivate the X-
MODE
S07BI01
X-MODE switch
To activate:
Press the X-MODE switch. While the X-
MODE is activated, the X-MODE indicator
appears.
To deactivate:
Press the X-MODE switch again. The X-
MODE indicator will disappear when the X-
MODE is deactivated.
NOTE
. Even if you try to activate the X-
MODE by pressing the X-MODE switch
when the vehicle speed is 12 mph (20
km/h) or more, the X-MODE request will
not be accepted. At this time, a buzzer
will sound twice.
. If the vehicle speed reaches 25 mph
(40 km/h) or more while the X-MODE is
activated, a buzzer will sound once and
X-MODE
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