Ford Falcon (FG) 2010, Руководство пользователя

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Vehicle recovery
TOWING THE VEHICLE
Commercial towing
Tray towing is the preferred method
of moving a disabled vehicle to avoid
damage.
WARNING
Your vehicle is fi tted with
Independent Rear Suspension
(IRS) and should ALWAYS be tray towed.
When tray towing, your vehicle must not
be secured by cross-tying. The vehicle
should be secured to the anchor points
on the towing tray by wheel tie down
straps.
WARNINGS
The wheel tie down method is
the only safe way to attach
the vehicle to a towing tray. Lashing
down the vehicle at any other point
(e.g. subframe, suspension/steering
components, towing eye) may cause
damage which might affect the safety of
the vehicle.
The vehicle should NOT be towed
with only two wheels on the
ground. Damage to the vehicle may
result.
Using the towing eye
The screw-in towing eye is stored in
the foam moulding in the jack storage
compartment and must always be kept
on board.
It can be screwed in at the front of the
vehicle, and is only to be used for pulling
the vehicle onto a commercial towing
tray in the event of a breakdown.
WARNINGS
The towing eye is the only
location from which the vehicle
can be safely pulled onto the breakdown
vehicle. Pulling the vehicle from any
other point (e.g. subframe, suspension/
steering components) may cause
damage which might affect the safety of
the vehicle.
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