MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
No.
Rated
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t
Function
FE11 10 A ABS IGNITION
FE12
(CB)
20 A
FUEL HEAT
FE13
(CB)
15 A
AIR DRYER
FE14 5 A TPM
FE15 5 A APADS
FE16 SPARE
FE17 SPARE
FE18 SPARE
FE19 15 A ALLISON TRANS
FE19 30 A EATON TRANS
FE20 20 A TRAILER TURN L
FE21 20 A TRAILER TURN R
FE22 SPARE
FE23 SPARE
FE24 SPARE
FE25 SPARE
Relays
No. Function
RE01 TRAILER STOP LAMPS
RE02 TRAILER CLEARANCE LAMPS
RE03 TRAILER MARKER LAMPS
No. Function
RE04 ENGINE MGT SYSTEM
RE05 IGNITION POWER
RE06 SPARE
RE07 SPARE
Fuses and Relays Center
Instrument Panel
The truck's fuses and relays are located
under the cover in the center of the
instrument panel.
There are decals under the cover which
notes the location of the fuses and
relays. Also, the purpose of each fuse
and relay is detailed.
The vehicle's normal exterior lighting is
controlled by control units. These
include control functions for each
respective lighting circuit. Should a
circuit be broken, due to overload or
short circuit , then a message display in
the Drivers Information Display (DID).
The function is reset when the fault has
been corrected.
1 Fuse and Relay Center
WARNING
Always replace fuses with the correct
rating. Never overfuse.
Never install a fuse higher than the
instructed rating.
NOTE
Set the electrical component in the "OFF"
position if possible, before changing the
fuse. The fuse holder can be burned, if the
voltage remains switched on.
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