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Engine Brake
wv dm 7.02.009
Note: On some vehicles, the engine brake only has off
and the high intensity level option.
The engine brake is controlled by the lever position as shown in
Fig. . At the top position, the engine brake is off, and at the three
lower positions, the engine brake is on and the intensity (low, medium,
high) increases with each step down. For more information about using
the engine brake, see chapter Engine Brake Operation.
Note: On some vehicles, the engine brake only has off and high
intensity options.
Position 0: Off
Position 1: Low
Position 2: Medium
Position 3: High
Fig. 1,
Engine Brake Positions, Right-Hand Steering Column Lever
