Automatic Hill Holder

The automatic Hill Holder retains the same degree of braking effort on

an upgrade as that applied by the driver in stopping _as long as the

clutch pedal is depressed_. The Hill Holder does not operate on level or

descending surfaces. However, the clutch must be depressed before

releasing the brake pedal. This permits the right foot to be removed

from the brake pedal to operate the accelerator when ready to resume

forward motion. Releasing the clutch pedal releases the action of the

Hill Holder.

To use the Hill Holder when stopping on an upgrade, depress the clutch

pedal and then apply foot brakes. The right foot may now be removed from

the brake pedal. To release Hill Holder action, release the clutch

pedal.

_Hill Holder is special equipment for the Champion available at extra

cost._

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