Safety Features and Equipment 7-13
PA-1628Operator's ManualH3-45 COACH
Service: Check oil level when jack fails to raise to
full height. Lower ram completely with release valve
open and jack in upright position, remove filler plug
and refill to level of filler hole with hydraulic jack oil.
Never use brake fluid.
DANGER
Jack is intended for lifting only. Do not get under
the vehicle or load for any reason unless it is
properly supported with safety stands and securely
blocked.
DANGER
Do not overload jack above rated capacity.
Prevent "side loading", make sure load is centered
on ram. Do not push or tilt load off jack.
TOWING THE VEHICLE
For detailed instructions, refer to Maintenance
information MI18- 18 , available on the technical
publications USB key and website.
DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS
The daytime running lights system provides added
safety by making the front of the vehicle more visible
to other drivers during the day.
The daytime running lights system turns the
headlights on when:
l Engine is running;
l Parking brake is released;
l The exterior lighting switch is set to the OFF
position or pressed to the first position.
WARNING
At night, do not drive using the daytime running
lights. When in use, the tail and rear marker lights
are not turned on.
For night driving, turn the headlights lighting rocker
switch to the second position.
FOG LIGHTS
Optional halogen fog lights are available. They
provide better visibility in fog and precipitation. They
improve visibility immediately in front of the vehicle.
They also provide added safety.
NOTE
Some states or provinces may restrict the use of
fog lights. Verify local state or provincial
regulations before using.
COMPARTMENT LIGHTING
Baggage compartments and the service
compartments lights are automatically turned on
when the corresponding compartment door is
opened. A pictogram will appear on the status bar of
the Driver Information Display (DID) when the
baggage compartment door is open.
MUD FLAPS AND SPLASH GUARDS
Mud flaps are installed behind each front wheel and
the tag axles. Mud flaps minimize dirt on the lower
panels of the vehicle and prevent stones and debris
from being thrown at vehicles traveling behind the
vehicle.
Splash guards may be installed behind each dual
wheel of the drive axle to prevent stone projectiles
from being thrown at the tag axle wheels.
BACK-UP CAMERA
An optional back- up camera is available which
provides the driver with visual assistance when
backing-up. The monitor is mounted on the left side
pillar. It switches on automatically when the
transmission is in the reverse (R) range.
BACK-UP ALARM
The back- up alarm alerts pedestrians and other
drivers when the vehicle is being backed-up. Take
extra precautions whenever backing- up. If
necessary, use a guide to provide directions when
backing- up. The back- up alarm is automatically
activated when the transmission is put into reverse
gear (R) .
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