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DOORS, WINDOWS AND SEATS
ADVICE
Dispose of an old battery by conforming to the environmental protection
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requirements in your country and take special care to prevent any danger to
children.
NOTE
The battery life varies depending on how the remote control unit is used.
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The battery has reached its end of life when the remote control unit works
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intermittently or does not work at all. Replace the battery as soon as this
happens.
CAUTION
When changing the battery, use only a battery of the same type as the original
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battery, or an equivalent. Otherwise, there is a risk of explosion.
Do not place the battery in direct sunlight, or near a fire or other sources of
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heat.
Be sure to install the battery with the "+" side up and the "-" side down. Incorrect
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installation will result in leakage of chemicals from inside the battery or other
operational problems.
CAUTION
Be sure to do the following whenever you leave the vehicle: 1) Fully engage the
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parking brake. 2) Stop the engine. 3) Lock the doors.
When you close the door after sitting behind the wheel, check that the door is
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fully closed. Driving with any door ajar is very dangerous.
Before opening the door when climbing into or out of the cab, carefully check
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all areas around the vehicle for safety, especially the area at the rear of the
vehicle.
Never leave the key in the vehicle.
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Tilt the cab only after fully closing the doors.
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Opening and Closing Doors
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Summary of Contents for N Series 2008
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