Getting to Know Your
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DIC Messages: Many possible mes-
sages and warnings can be displayed to
alert the driver of open doors, drive sys-
tem conditions, convertible top and ton-
neau cover concerns, safety system
concerns, and more. See your Owner
Manual.
See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.
Convertible Top
The Convertible Top will not open or
close unless the Cargo Area Cover is
completely closed. Attempting to operate
the Convertible Top control while the
Cargo Area Cover is open or ajar will
cause the CARGO COVER AJAR mes-
sage to appear in the Driver Information
Center. If you determine that the Cargo
Area Cover is securely closed and the
Convertible Top still will not operate,
check for a blown fuse (see Owner
Manual, Section 5).
Convertible Top Operation: With the
key in RUN, place your foot on the
brake and press the convertible top
switch located on the console switch-
bank to operate the top.
TOP OPEN: Press and hold on
the switch to open the top. Windows
lower automatically when the top begins
to lower, and two chimes sound when
the top is fully open.
TOP CLOSED: Press and hold
on the switch to close the top. Two
chimes sound when the top is fully
closed. Continue to hold the switch to
close the windows.
In the event of a power loss, where a
fuse is not the cause, you may need to
raise the roof tonneau and convertible
top manually. Two people are required.
See your Owner Manual for full details.
Operating the Convertible Top in Cold
Weather: When operating the top in low
temperatures (below 32°F, 0°C), the
time needed to cycle the top will
increase. This may cause the top
movement to stop and the “Roof Cycle
Timeout” message to appear on the
DIC.
If this occurs, release the convertible top
switch and press it again to continue the
cycle. Make sure nothing is blocking the
path of the top before depressing the
switch again. It may be necessary to do
this several times to complete the cycle.
See Section 2 of your Owner Manual.
Note: Do not use the convertible top
switch for extended periods of time with
the ignition in the Accessory position to
avoid draining the vehicle battery.
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