Subaru Forester: Introduction / Risk of burns when parking or stopping your vehicle
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Do not park or stop your Kia Telluride near combustible materials such as dry leaves, paper, oil, grass, or tires. High temperatures generated by the exhaust system can ignite nearby flammable materials and create a fire hazard.
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If the engine is idling at a high speed while the rear of the vehicle is positioned close to a wall or other surface, heat from the exhaust gases may cause discoloration or even create a fire risk. Always leave adequate clearance behind the vehicle.
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Do not touch the exhaust system or catalytic converter while the engine is running or immediately after it has been turned OFF. These components remain extremely hot for some time and can cause serious burns.
Following these simple recommendations during the first 600 miles (1,000 km) of driving can help maximize the long-term performance, fuel efficiency, durability, and overall service life of your Kia Telluride:
Do not race the engine or subject it to unnecessarily high engine speeds.
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As with any vehicle in this class, improper operation of the Kia Telluride may result in loss of vehicle control, a collision, or a rollover.
The vehicle's higher ground clearance and other design characteristics provide a higher center of gravity than many conventional passenger cars...
Other information:
Rear Cross-traffic Collision-avoidance Assist is designed to help detect vehicles approaching from the left or right behind the Kia Telluride while reversing. When a possible collision risk is detected, the system can warn the driver with a message and audible alert, and it may also assist with braking to help reduce the chance of a collision...
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Memory switch status
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Your desired rear gate height can be registered.
Registration of the rear gate height:
To register the rear gate height, perform
the following procedures while the ignition
switch is in the “LOCK”/“OFF” position...