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Electronically Disconnecting Stabilizer/Sway Bar
Stabilizer bars are used to help distribute load force from
one side of the vehicle to the other. This helps to reduce
body roll and create a smoother ride during on-road
driving. However, this becomes a disadvantage when the
vehicle is driven off-road when a higher level of suspen-
sion articulation is needed. By disconnecting the stabi-
lizer bars, each wheel can now reach its maximum range
of movement. This enables the vehicle to maintain a
greater tire contact patch, and thus more traction, when
traversing severe off-road terrain.
Increased Ride Height
Due to the use of longer springs and monotube shocks,
the Power Wagon has an increased ride height of ap-
proximately 1.4 inches in the front and 1.0 inch in the
rear. It allows the truck to traverse larger obstructions
and provides a better seating position from which to
view the trail. A major advantage to increasing ride
height is the positive effect it has on approach/departure
and break over angles. More ride height allows for more
aggressive angles, further improving off-road capability.
12,000 lb. Winch
The 2005 Power Wagon is the ⬙only pickup truck⬙ to offer
an electric vehicle recovery winch from the factory. The
winch provides the vehicle with an additional level of
capability and versatility. This winch uses the electrical
power from the vehicle charging system to power a
motor that winds wire rope onto the winch drum via
planetary gear reduction. By nature, a winch is capable of
generating very high forces and should be used with
care. Do not operate the winch without reading and
understanding the complete winch section of owner’s
manual, including all warnings and cautions.
UNDERSTANDING THE FEATURES OF YOUR VEHICLE 81
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- TABLE OF CONTENTS 1
- INTRODUCTION 3
- INTRODUCTION 5 5
- 6 INTRODUCTION 6
- Manual Transmissions 16
- Automatic Transmissions 17
- Quad Cab Outboard Seat 64
- Multiple Child Restraints 69
- WARNING! 102
- CAUTION! 105
- Tilt Adjustment 106
- Heated Seat Switches 107
- Cupholders with Automatic 141
- Unfolding the Load Floor 145
- CONTENTS 151
- INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS 155
- INSTRUMENT CLUSTER 156
- RBB Radio 166
- RAZ Radio 172
- RBK Radio 183
- RBQ Radio 189
- Operating Tips Chart 214
- STARTING AND OPERATING 215
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- Rotary Locking Axle Switch 221
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- Angles A, B, C, and D 226
- Water Fording 227
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- Winch Components 248
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- Free Spool 254
- Hook Strap 254
- Tree Trunk Protector 255
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- No People Zones 259
- Using The Remote Control 260
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- Change Pulling Directions 263
- Increase Pulling Power 264
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- Tire Placard Location 291
- Tire and Loading Information 292
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- 5.7L Engines 307
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- WHAT TO DO IN EMERGENCIES 333
- 334 WHAT TO DO IN EMERGENCIES 334
- WHAT TO DO IN EMERGENCIES 337 337
- 340 WHAT TO DO IN EMERGENCIES 340
- MAINTAINING YOUR VEHICLE 349
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- ENGINE COMPARTMENT— 5.7L 352
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