Dodge 2006 sprinter cargo Specifications download pdf (Page 27)

General Information

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5. Do not impair the operational reliability, roadworthiness

and driveability of the Sprinter by body or accessory

equipment installation or modification.

Body Builder is responsible for ensuring th

at modification

or equipment installation does not affect the safety of the

Sprinter. DCMC, DCV, and DCMI are not responsible for

any final certification or claims sounding in product

liability

or warranty claims, which result from any

component, assembly, or system being altered, or which

cause non-compliance with any of the emission control

standards or motor vehicle safety standards, or which

would otherwise cause the vehicle to be or become

defective or unsafe.

1.7 Vehicle Rollover Stability

Information

Rollover stability is an important consideration in the

safety design of a vehicle. Stability is influenced by many

factors including chassis and body configuration,

suspension, axle track width, tire size, tire pressure, etc.

The cargo type and weight (payload), the body size,

shape, and center of gravity height are particularly

important. Therefore, alterations or installation of

additional equipment to the Sprinter vehicles by any

Body Bu

ilder or intermediate and/or final stage

manufacturer may affect rollover stability of the

vehicle.

The Office of Vehicle Safety Research at NHTSA has

conducted research and established guidelines to

improve vehicle rollover stability. Body Builders are

advised to consult with that Office and/or visit the NHTSA

website for more information.

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