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11.10 Clutch Pedal
Of the three pedals located on the driver's floor area, the clutch
pedal is on the far left. To disengage the clutch, fully depress the
clutch pedal when shifting gears. Don't grind the gears during
shifting, this may result in damage to the gears. Do not allow your
foot to rest on the pedal when not using the clutch. This can
overheat the clutch plates and result in premature clutch failure.
You should avoid these habits as they may result in having a
limited warranty claim denied due to improper use.
Never try to start the ROXOR without being seated in the driver’s
seat with the clutch pedal fully depressed and the parking brake
set to help prevent a runaway situation in the event the throttle is
stuck.
11.11 Gear Shift Lever
The shift pattern for a Manual Transmission is located on top of
the gear shift lever knob. Use the gear shift lever to shift between
forward gears and access reverse. When shifting gears, always
depress the clutch fully and let up on the accelerator pedal before
moving the gear shift lever to the next gear.
Bring the ROXOR to a complete stop with engine running before
shifting into reverse to prevent gear damage and ease
engagement.
11.12 Transfer Case Lever
The transfer case shift pattern is located on top of the transfer
case lever knob. Use the transfer case lever to switch between
2WD and 4WD operation. 4WD has a Low range and High range.
4WD Low range allows the vehicle to drive at much slower speeds
while still operating within the usable power band / RPM range of
the engine. This also increases the torque available at the axles.
Low range gears should be used during slow speed or extreme off-
road conditions.
Bring the ROXOR to a complete stop with engine running before
shifting the transfer case into 4WD Low Range to prevent gear
damage and ease engagement. The ROXOR can be shifted between
2WD and 4WD High ranges at any speed.
Engage the front axle when operating with both the transmission
and transfer case in low gear to prevent excessive torque loads on
the rear axle. Disengage the front axle when operating on dry hard
surfaces.
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