Chevrolet Captiva CN202SR, Owner'S Manual

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Driving and operation 135
may start sliding a slope. At the time,
you can depress the brake pedal to
make the vehicle come to a complete
stop, and the system will still help you
to conduct the next start (when
conditions are met).
Conditions for the HHC system to
function:
1. No fault exists on the system, and
the engine has been operating;
2. The vehicle is motionless and the
brake pedal has been depressed;
3. The drive gear or reverse gear
has been engaged;
4. The system detects that the
gradient value is met. (In theory,
when the slope is > 4%, the
vehicle will nod during braking,
and the nodding angle will offset
the slope. As a result, the system
may fail to be started on a ramp
whose slope is > 4%.)
Warning
The HHC function may fail to
prevent the vehicle from sliding
a slope on a very slippery or
steep hillside.
Only as one driver-assistance
measure, the HHC function
cannot supersede the parking
brake function.
Always conduct the parking
brake when getting out of the
vehicle. If there is no sufficient
driving force provided after the
brake pedal is released, the
vehicle will slide backwards. At
this time, please immediately
draw back the parking brake
and depress the park pedal.
If the engine flames out during
the
process, please
immediately draw back the
parking brake and depress the
park pedal.
Parking Brake
Electronic Parking Brake (EPB)
The parking brake impacts rear
wheels.
The EPB switch is between two front-
row seats as shown in the figure
above.