Utility Light Switch
Utility lights can be swivel-mounted on top of the
cab, mounted on the cab side-extender, or flush-
mounted in the back of the cab or sleeper. They are
turned ON and OFF using the switch (UTLY LAMP)
located next to the headlight switch. See
Fig. 5.2.
Turn Signal Lever
The turn signal lever is mounted on the steering col-
umn. See Fig. 5.2. Moving the lever counterclock-
wise turns on the left-turn signal lights; moving it
clockwise turns on the right-turn signal lights. When
one of the turn signal lights is on, a green indicator
light flashes at the far left or far right of the warning
and indicator light panel. To cancel the signal, move
the lever to the neutral position. Some style levers
may have automatic cancelling, and the turn signal
lever automatically returns to the neutral position
when the steering wheel returns to the straight-ahead
position after a turn.
Headlight Dimmer
Pull the turn signal lever toward the steering wheel to
change from low-beam to high-beam headlights or
from high beam back to low beam.
When the headlights are on high beam, a blue light
on the indicator light panel comes on. For vehicles
built to operate in the United States, switching from
low beams to high beams will switch off the road
lights.
NOTE: The ignition switch must be on for the
high beams to work.
Hazard Warning Light Switch Tab
The hazard warning light switch tab is located under-
neath the turn signal lever. See
Fig. 5.2. Hazard
warning lights are operated by pulling the tab out.
When the hazard warning light switch tab is pulled
out, all of the turn signal lights and both of the indica-
tor lights on the control panel will flash. To cancel the
warning lights, move the turn signal lever up or
down.
Adjustable Steering Column
WARNING
Make sure that the steering column is locked be-
fore driving the vehicle. Never tilt the column
while driving the vehicle. Doing so could cause
loss of vehicle control, personal injury, and prop-
erty damage.
For the optional tilt-steering column, the control pedal
is located on the column below the steering wheel.
See
Fig. 5.2.
After adjusting the seat to the desired ride position,
unlock the steering column by pushing and holding
the control pedal all the way down. Tilt the steering
column to the desired position, then release the con-
trol pedal to lock the steering column in place.
Electric Horn
The button for the electric horn is located in the cen-
ter of the steering wheel. To sound the horn, press
down on the button. The horn will sound for the dura-
tion that the button is pressed, up to 60 seconds.
The electric horn will operate regardless of the posi-
tion of the ignition key.
Door Mounted Controls
The driver’s door control panel has power switches
to control the driver’s and passenger’s windows, door
locks, and door mirror adjustments. See
Fig. 5.3.
Power windows are standard on 122SD and Coro-
nado vehicles. In addition to the control on the
driver’s door, the passenger door has a switch
mounted in the top of the door, that controls the
passenger-side power window.
IMPORTANT: There is no anti-pinch protection
when the window is almost closed. Be sure to
clear all objects from the window before closing.
The window switches have three positions: lower
window, neutral, and raise window. Press forward on
the switch to raise the window. Press the switch in
the rearward position to lower the window. Hold the
switch down for approximately one second to acti-
vate the express function; the window will continue to
roll up or down after the switch is released.
Driver Controls
5.2
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