Mirrors
The standard outside mirrors are mounted on the
door frame. There is a primary heated power rear
view mirror and a convex mirror.
The power mirrors are controlled with a left-hand or
right-hand mirror selector switch, and a directional
switch. Select the left (driver) mirror, or the right
(passenger) mirror using the selector switch. The
mirror can then be adjusted by pressing the
directional switch arrow for the direction the mirror
should be adjusted.
The outside door mirrors can be heated to keep
them clear of fog, frost, and ice. To heat the mirrors,
press the outboard part of the mirror heat switch on
the door. See
Fig. 5.14. When the mirror heat switch
is on, an amber indicator light on the switch
illuminates.
Seats - General Information
General Information
WARNING
Keep hands, tools, and other objects away from
the scissor points under the seats. Failure to do
so could cause personal injury.
Unless otherwise noted, all seat adjustments should
be made while seated and before the engine is
started.
Due to the high degree of adjustability found in high-
back air suspension seats, it is possible to set the
seat back recline adjustment and the seat slide
adjustment in such a combination that the seat back
will come into contact with the rear wall of the cab. It
is the responsibility of the driver to adjust the seat to
prevent damage to the seat and the cab interior.
All controls for adjusting air suspension seats are
located within easy reach of the occupant.
All adjustment controls for a suspension seat are
located on the seat base.
The following is a description of adjustments that are
available on one or more seats. Not all seats have all
of the adjustments listed below.
1.
Seat Slide (forward-and-backward): When this
adjustment is made, the entire seat moves
forward or backward on its track. See
Fig. 5.16.
2.
Isolator: This feature (also referred to as back-
slap isolator or Chugger-Snubber®) reduces the
amount of road shock by isolating the occupant
from the motion of the vehicle, and allowing the
upper seat to move in a simple pendulum
motion. Whenever the isolator is not desired, it
can be locked out. See
Fig. 5.16.
3.
Lumbar Support: Lumbar support changes the
shape of the seat back to give more or less
support to the occupant’s lumbar (lower back)
area. This adjustment is either mechanical or air
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1. Door Lock Switch
2. Driver-Side Window Switch
3. Mirror Heat Switch
4. Mirror Selector Switch
5. Mirror Directional Switch
6. Passenger-Side Window Switch
Fig. 5.14, Driver’s Door Switches
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1. Passenger-Side Window Switch
2. Door Lock Switch
Fig. 5.15, Passenger’s Door Switches
Cab Features
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