Suzuki Baleno, Manual

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OPERATING YOUR VEHICLE
68PM2-01E
If dirt is detected on the radar sensor
cover, the radar brake support system will
stop functioning and the radar brake sup-
port system indicator light (3) will come on,
and “NOT ACTIVE” indicator (4) or
“RADAR BRAKE SUPPORT: NOT
ACTIVE BY SENSOR.” message (4) will
appear as follows.
(For instrument cluster - Type B)
68PM00344
(For instrument cluster - Type C)
68PM00345
NOTE:
The system may not function properly if
there is any snow or water on the radar
sensor cover.
(3) (4)
(3) (4)
WARNING
• Always keep the sensor cover sur-
face clean. When it is dirty, wipe it
down with a soft cloth that will not
scratch the cover. Also, when the
following things are covering or
attached to the sensor cover, they
will be detected as dirt and the
radar will either take more time to
detect things or it will not detect
things at all. If this happens, the
system will not function normally
and unexpected accidents may
occur.
– Plastic bags (transparent, semi-
transparent, colored or metal-
coated)
– Rain, snow, etc.
• Observe the following instructions
in order to keep the radar sensor
functioning properly. If mishandled,
the radar sensor cannot accurately
detect a vehicle in front of you, the
system will not function properly
and unexpected accidents may
occur.
– Do not strike the radar sensor
forcefully. If there is a minor
crash and the radar sensor is
damaged or hindered, have it
inspected by an authorized
SUZUKI dealer.
(Continued)
WARNING
(Continued)
– Do not stick or affix anything to
the sensor cover, not even clear
items.
– Do not do any customizing, coat-
ing or applying of non-genuine
SUZUKI parts to the radiator grill
or front bumper. For repairs and
parts replacement, contact an
authorized SUZUKI dealer.
– Do not remove or disassemble
the radar sensor or any sur-
rounding parts.
– Do not sit on or lean against the
front bumper.
– When using a high pressure car
washer, do not point the nozzle
at, or around, the sensor cover.
– Do not push other vehicle or
objects with the front bumper
when you pull out of a parking
area.