Storage
Storage pockets are molded into the lower portion of
the driver and passenger doors. A map pocket is lo-
cated on the passenger side of the center dash. See
Fig. 10.2.
Storage compartments are located in the overhead
console, above the windshield and the cab doors.
See
Fig. 10.3. For compartments with doors, open
the door by pulling outward on the latch. The doors
are hinged at the top, and will swing upwards.
Universal Serial Bus (USB) Outlets
Two USB outlets are located on the dash switch
panel.
Sleeper Amenities
Sleepers are available with a number of optional fea-
tures. The following are some of those options.
NOTE: See Chapter 8 for detailed information
regarding sleeper climate controls.
Sleeper Bunks
NOTE: Make sure bunks are locked in place
before sleeping or driving the vehicle.
Sleeper cabs can come with a lower bunk, an upper
bunk, or both.
Lower bunk configurations include a bed with a stor-
age compartment or, in 72 inch sleepers, a pull-down
bed with two foldable seats and a table.
The release lever to unlock the storage bed is cen-
tered under the bunk. Press the lever to the right and
pull up on the bunk to access the storage compart-
ment. Pushing the bunk back into its original horizon-
tal position will cause the bed latches to lock.
Setting up the pull-down bed (see
Fig. 10.4) consists
of the following steps.
NOTE: To avoid damaging the upholstery, un-
latch and move the seatbelts to the side before
folding the chairs closed.
1.
Pull forward on the seat latch while lowering the
chair back toward the seat, and fold it down.
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1. CB Tray
2. USB Outlets
3. Power Outlets
4. Map Pocket
5. Cup Holders
6. Storage Tray
Fig. 10.2, Dash Amenities
Cab and Sleeper Features
10.2
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