Description of Activation Components/Functions

Description of activation components/functions

Lamps and needles
The combined instrument panel lamps flashes and the gauge needles sweep from minimum to maximum in 16 seconds.

The following components are activated at the same time:

Gauges
- Speedometer
- Fuel gauge
- Temperature gauge
- Tachometer

Lamps
- Low washer reservoir level
- Low fuel level
- ROPS or Cruise control
- Bulb failure warning sensor
- Low brake fluid level
- Parking brake on (does not flash if the parking brake is on)
- Low engine coolant level
- Service reminder indicator (SRI)

At activation, the gauges oscillate between minimum and maximum at the same time as the warning lamps flash. In the trip odometer display window, all figures 111111, 222222, 333333 etc. are calculated. Note that the upper left segment in the clock's first digit is missing. At the same time, the 12-pulse vehicle speed signal from the combined instrument panel is activated, corresponding to a speed of approximately 100 km/h (62.1 mph). The sound signal is activated on combined instrument panels with acoustic speed warning.

Calibrating the fuel level warning lamp
The fuel level sensor can be calibrated so that the low fuel level warning lamp lights up at the right level.