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Peterbilt Medium Duty Trucks Operator's Manual after 1-07

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Operating Instructions<br />

(2) Trailer Air Supply<br />

Control (Red)<br />

(1) Parking Brake Control<br />

(Yellow)<br />

Combination (Tractor/Trailer) Parking Brake Control Valves<br />

02394<br />

2. Shift the transmission into its PARK position. (See Pages<br />

68 and 74 for transmission shifting and parking brake<br />

information.)<br />

3. Turn the key to OFF.<br />

4. Remove the key.<br />

WARNING! Do not pull out the parking brake<br />

valve while the vehicle is moving. Stopping with<br />

the parking brake controls can cause a sudden<br />

wheel lock-up, loss of control, or over-take by<br />

following vehicles. You could be severely<br />

injured.<br />

Instruments and Controls<br />

See “Using the Brake System” on page 72 for more information.<br />

- for vehicles with hydraulic brakes:<br />

The parking brake consists of a driveline drum brake actuated<br />

by a lever and cable. The hand lever, mounted on the<br />

vehicle's cab floor, pulls or releases the cable controlling the<br />

brake. Pulling upward on the parking brake lever pulls the<br />

cable and expands the driveline brake shoes outward against<br />

the driveline brake drum.<br />

The driveline brake is disengaged by pushing the handle<br />

downward to its lowest position.<br />

NOTE: Failure to fully release the parking brake can<br />

cause the brakes to overheat.<br />

CAUTION: Unless it is an emergency, do not pull<br />

upward on the parking brake lever while the<br />

vehicle is moving. Attempting to stop with the<br />

parking brake could cause damage to the driveline,<br />

transmission, or the parking brake mechanism<br />

itself.<br />

<strong>Medium</strong> <strong>Duty</strong> (R10/06) Y53-6008 – 35 –

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