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Self-adjusting rear suspension
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If a self-adjusting rear suspension is installed, the vehicle will maintain ground clearance while driving, regardless of the load.
If the vehicle is equipped with a headlight beam adjustment system, ensure that the switch is in the appropriate position (
see paragraph 5
),
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