Ford Bronco II 1987 - Page 10

cargo placed on the roof will make your
vehicle top heavy, causing it to lean more
on corners and creating a greater possibility
of vehicle rollover should you lose control of
the vehicle.
Loading the vehicle improperly can deterio-
rate handling capability and contribute to
loss of vehicle control.
Once you have reached the weight capacity
of the vehicle, do not add more cargo, even
if there is space available. Make sure you
consult the Safety Compliance Certification
Label attached to your vehicle and the
Owner's Guide for information about
maximum safe vehicle weight limits.
NOTE: Ford Motor Company reserves the
right at any time to change information
provided herein, including specifications,
design or testing procedures without notice
and without incurring obligation.
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INDEX
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Cargo, Hauling and Vehicle
MARGING ssc cera sews 15-16
D
Differences in Four-Wheel Drive ....... 3
Driving Off-Road with 4WD ........ 7-12
E
Emergency Maneuvers ............. 4-5
F
Four-by-Four Operation ............. 4-7
Four-Wheel Drive Differences ......... 3
Four-Wheel Drive System, The ...... 2-3
H
Hauling Cargo and Vehicle
H@AGING scssccorsoneaviamnce 15-16
FS, DIWING ON. waescuvsrewewe see 10-12
I
BECGUHION ess cenccncrnemens waaay 1
L
Se sc con oul RTD eerie ee arrose 14
M
Maintenance and Modifications ...... 14
Mud, Driving in .................20005 8
Oo
Off-Road Driving .................. 7-12
Operating Your Four-by-Four
ON the Road xéses iss cia cesiees cee 4-7
Pp
PMG sens cincomnyarn weaeneeeseenuat 6
Ss
Sand, DAVING IG: aicsssaweenmwwaunws 7-8
Snow, Deep, Drivingin ............ 9-10
Snow/Ice, Driving in ................ 5-6
.
Trailer Towing .............2..20000- 12
BOS snridn:sreinccnreine vocmccemncrateiwawiacs 13-14
Ww
Water, Drivingin .................4.. 9