What happens if the High Pressured Gas (HPG) pumps run continuously for 10 minutes?

The correct choice highlights the fact that the High Pressured Gas (HPG) pumps have a built-in safety mechanism. If these pumps run continuously for an extended period, such as 10 minutes, the system is designed to prioritize vehicle safety and prevent potential damage or malfunction.

When the suspension system detects that the HPG pumps have been operating for too long, it triggers an alert condition, specifically illuminating the Suspension ERROR light to inform the operator of a problem. To protect the system from overheating or other issues caused by excessive operation, the pumps will automatically stop running. This self-protection feature is crucial for maintaining the integrity and functionality of the vehicle's suspension system, ensuring it remains operational under various conditions without risking failure due to prolonged stress on the components.

The other choices do not accurately represent the protocol of the system in this scenario. The system does not completely shut down, and the vehicle does not go into safe mode or experience a stall of the engine when the pumps run continuously; instead, it simply shuts off the pumps while signaling the operator to address the situation.