Caution: When driving, do not keep your foot on the brake pedal unless braking is required. This may result in premature wear of the brake pads or damage to the brakes.
Brake pedal (Mitsubishi Pajero 1)
Using the brakes too often will cause premature wear of the brake pads and deteriorate the vehicle's braking performance. When driving down a long or steep slope, use engine braking by shifting the transmission into a lower gear (manual transmission) or to second 2 or low L gear (automatic transmission).
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