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WARNING Do not allow your vehicle to run completely out of fuel.
This may cause damage to engine, emissions and fuel system components
Engine Coolant Temperature
(4)
The engine coolant temperature is displayed on a gauge next to the LCD
screen. The engine coolant temperature should remain within the normal range
in all running conditions. When at normal operating temperature, the gauge
should be positioned in approximately the 12 o’clock position. If the gauge
indicates that the engine coolant is higher than normal, proceed with caution.
The engine coolant level should be checked after the coolant temperature has
reduced. This check should take place before the vehicle is driven any further.
A warning light at the bottom of the gauge will illuminate when the coolant
has exceeded a safe operating temperature. If this situation occurs, the engine
should be stopped (at the next safe place) and the engine left to cool. The
vehicle should then be inspected by a Morgan Service agent before further use.
DANGER Never check the engine coolant level when the coolant is hot.
WARNING High engine coolant temperatures can cause serious and
permanent damage to an engine.
WARNING Remove the coolant top up cap slowly using heavy duty
gloves that will protect from scalding from steam or hot coolant.
The water level should be half way up.
WARNING If the coolant temperature exceeds a pre-dened threshold,
engine power will automatically be reduced to reduce the risk of damage
to the engine and drivetrain.
DRIVER INFORMATION PANEL
Driver’s Side Dashboard
Fuel Level Gauge
(1)
Your Morgan is equipped with a visual fuel gauge. The gauge will indicate that
the tank is full of fuel when the needle is positioned to the far right of the gauge.
As the fuel is used, the needle will move towards the left hand side of the gauge,
representing the amount of fuel remaining in the tank. A warning light at the
bottom of the gauge will come on when the fuel reaches approximately 6 litres.
1. Fuel Gauge
2. LCD Screen
3. LED Warning Bar
4. Engine Coolant Temperature
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