ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS-CHASSIS - 9
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2007 CAY M A N
STEERING COLUMN
Tilt & Telescope
Tilt and telescope steering wheel control lever
is located on the steering column.
To tilt the steering wheel: Pull the lever
up and tilt the steering wheel to the
desired level. Release the lever to lock
the steering wheel in the new position.
To telescope the steering wheel: Push
and hold the lever down. Move the
steering wheel to the desired location.
Release the lever to lock the steering
wheel in the new position.
Turn indicator and headlight high/low dimmer
control are located on the steering column.
Push the lever forward to activate right
turn indicator circuits when the ignition
is on.
Pull the lever back to activate left turn
indicator circuits when the ignition is on.
Pull the lever up to select high/low beam
circuits when the headlights are on.
Hazard Flashers:
The asher button is located on the
steering column.
To turn on the four way ashers, pull
out on the asher button. The turn signal
alarm will sound.
To turn off the ashers, push the button in.
CONSOLE
NOTE:
Switch and component placement on
panels may vary.
The transmission shift selector is used
to select and display gear selection. It also
displays various transmission modes, oil level
and transmission fault codes and is a useful
troubleshooting aid when abnormal operating
conditions exist. See Section 10 for detailed
operating instructions.
Parking Brake
The parking brake system is activated by
pulling the push-pull control knob located on
the driver’s left console panel. When the knob
is pushed, the brake is released. The air system
must be fully charged and the motorhome at
ride height prior to driving for any distance.
Start the engine and allow the air system to
fully pressurize (approximately 145 psi). The air
system will audibly purge air when it reaches
maximum air pressure.
WARNING:
It is possible for the parking brake to be
accidentally released if the air system
is charged. It is advised to fabricate a
device to be placed under the parking
brake handle to prevent children or pets
from releasing the brake when parked.
A wooden clothespin, clasped to the
shaft, is suitable.
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park brake.eps
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