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Engine Brake Switches
sdp dm 04.07.003
When vehicle braking is required on good road conditions, the engine
brake may be used in conjunction with the service brakes. There is
no time limit for operation of the engine brake. However, an engine
brake does not provide the precise control of, and is not a substitute
for, service brakes.
The engine brake control is located on the right-hand steering-column-mounted
lever. At the top position, the engine brake is off, and at the three
lower positions, the brake is on and the intensity (low, medium, high)
increases with each step down. See Fig. .
Fig. 1,
Engine Brake Positions
Document Number: 0000110653
Manual Publication Date: 2024-10-09
Topic Publication Date: 2025-08-05
