INSTRUMENTS
AND
SWITCHES
Inst
ruments
(1) Speedometer. In addition to recording the
road
speed this instrument also
Fig. 1 records the total distance (3),
and
the distance travelled for any particular
trip
(2). To reset the trip recorder, push the
knob
(4), upwards
and
turn
it clockwise ,
ensure
that
all the counters are returned to zero.
Switche
s (1) Lighting switch. Press the lower end of the switch rocker to the first position
Fig. 2 to operate the
par
king
and
tail lamps
and
to the second position to operate the
headlamps.
(5) Tachometer. The instrument indicates the revolutions per minute of the
engine
and
assists the driver to use the most effective engine speed range for
maximum performance in any gear.
*
(2)
Hea
dlamp low beam
-(4)
Flasher.
With
the headlamps switched on at the
lighting switch, move the lever down away from the steering-wheel to operate
the high beam (3), lifting the lever towards the steering-wheel
from
the low-beam
position will flash (4), the headlamp high-beams irrespective of whether the
lighting switch is on or off.
(6) Oil. The gauge indicates the pressure of the oil in the engine lubrication
system.
*
(7) Water. The gauge is marked
'C'
(cold),
'N'
(normal),
and
'H
' (hot), indicating
the temperature
Ofthe coolant as it leaves the cylinder head. *
(8) Fuel. When the ignition is switched on the gauge indicates approximately the
amount
of fuel in the tank. *
(5)
Hea
dlamp high-beam warning lamp (blue). The warning lamp glows when the
headlamps are switched on
and
the beam is in the raised position. The lamp
goes out when the beam is lowered.
(6)
Pan
el lamp. When the sidelamps are switched on the instruments may be
illuminated by moving the switch
knob
downwards.
*Also see
'RUN
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INSTRUCTIONS'
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the high beam (3), lifting the lever towards the steering-wheel
from
the low-beam
position will flash (4), the head lamp high-beams irrespective of whether the
lighting switch is on or off.
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engine
and
assists the driver to use the most effective engine speed range for
maximum performance in any gear.
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(6) Oil. The gauge indicates the pressure of the oil in the engine lubrication
system.
*
(7) Water. The gauge is marked
'C'
(cold),
'N'
(normal),
and
'H
' (hot), indicating
the temperature
Ofthe coolant as it leaves the cylinder head. *
(5)
Hea
dlamp high-beam warning lamp (blue). The warning lamp glows when the
headlamps are switched on
and
the beam is in the raised position. The lamp
goes out when the beam is lowered.
(6)
Pan
el lamp. When the sidelamps are switched on the instruments may be
illuminated by moving the switch
knob
downwards.
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