Subaru 2014 Impreza STI, Руководство пользователя

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Pull the switch rearward to reduce the
initial LSD torque. When the lowest posi-
tion of the driver
’
s control center differen-
tial indicator light illuminates, the initial
LSD torque will be minimum. Under this
condition, only the Mechanical LSD torque
will limit the differential action.
CAUTION
.
Do not operate the control switch
when a wheel slippage occurs.
Wait until the wheelspin has been
brought under control.
.
Under any of the following con-
ditions after setting to the man-
ual mode, pull the center differ-
ential control switch to minimize
the initial LSD torque:
.
When a temporary spare tire is
installed
.
When your vehicle is towed
.
When the vehicle is stopped
with the manual mode se-
lected
NOTE
.
A higher initial LSD torque setting
gives the vehicle greater traction when
driving straight ahead but makes cor-
nering more difficult. Remember this
when adjusting the initial LSD torque.
In general, higher initial LSD torque
settings assist driving on slippery
roads and lower settings for non-slip-
pery roads. When the vehicle is stuck
in snow or mud, setting the initial LSD
torque to the maximum will help to free
the vehicle.
.
The setting of the initial LSD torque
will remain even when the auto mode is
selected or the ignition switch is turned
to the
“
LOCK
”
position. However, the
initial LSD torque will be minimized
when the battery is disconnected and
reconnected.
.
During cornering or when making
turns (especially when going into the
garage), the rotational difference be-
tween the front and rear wheels may
cause a braking effect accompanied by
vibration and noise. This does not
indicate a problem. The phenomenon
will disappear when setting the initial
LSD torque to the minimum.
In the auto mode, it controls the initial
LSD torque automatically. While in the
auto mode, this phenomenon some-
times occurs depending on the driving
condition, however, it does not indicate
a problem.
.
Use the center differential indicator
light only as a rough indication of the
initial LSD torque.
.
If you operate the center differential
control switch while quickly accelerat-
ing or turning a tight corner, you may
feel slight shocks. This is due to
differential action by the center differ-
ential and does not indicate a problem.
&
Temporary release
When the driver stops the vehicle and
pulls the parking brake lever after manu-
ally setting the initial LSD torque, the LSD
torque is temporarily minimized. However
the indicator on the combination meter
continues to show the driver
’
s selected
initial LSD torque. When the driver re-
leases the parking brake lever, the initial
LSD torque set by the driver is restored.
Starting and operating/Driver
’
s Control Center Differential (DCCD) (STI)
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