owners manual Subaru Forester

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Starting and operating 7-15 Rear viscous limited slip dif- Power steering Braking ferential (LSD) (if equipped) Braking tips Do not hold the steering wheel at the Never start the engine while a tirefully locked position left or right forNever rest your foot on the brake on one side is jacked up, as the more than five seconds. This may pedal while driving. This can cause vehicle may move. damage the power steering pump. dangerous overheating of the If one rear tire is spinning in mud,The power steering system operates onlybrakes and needless wear on the avoid continued spinning at highwhen the engine is running. brake pads and linings. speed as this could adversely af-If you lose power steering assist becauseWhen the brakes get wet fect the LSD. the engine stops or the system fails to If a different size rear tire is tem-function, you can steer but it will takeWhen driving in rain or after washing the porarily used (as in an emergen-much more effort. vehicle, the brakes may get wet. As a re- cy), it will adversely affect theNOTE sult, brake stopping distance will be long- LSD. Always replace it with a reg-Right after the engine has been starteder. To dry the brakes, drive the vehicle at ular size tire as soon as possible.and before it has warmed up, you maya safe speed while lightly depressing the hear a noise coming from areas adja-brake pedal to heat up the brakes. The LSD provides optimum distribution ofcent to the power steering pump whichUse of engine braking power according to the difference in revo-is located at the right-front area of theRemember to make use of engine braking lutions between the right and left rearengine compartment. This noise is nor-in addition to foot braking. When descend- wheels that may be caused by certainmal. It does not indicate power steeringing a grade, if only the foot brake is used, driving conditions, thereby improving driv-system trouble. the brakes may start working improperly ing stability on snow-covered, muddy or because of brake fluid overheating, other slippery roads. caused by overheated brake pads. To help prevent this, shift into a lower gear to get stronger engine braking. Braking when a tire is punctured Do not depress the brake pedal suddenly – CONTINUED –

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