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General| Engine | Volvo D13 |
|---|---|
| Horsepower | 500 hp |
| Length | 45 feet |
| Width | 102 inches |
| Transmission | Allison Transmission |
| Height | 12 feet 6 inches (approximate) |
| GVWR | 54, 000 lbs (approximate) |
Details the various keys supplied with the vehicle and their uses.
Explains the function and location of the battery disconnect switch.
Provides an overview of the dashboard controls and instrument layout.
Details the various switches and controls on the left-hand side panel.
Explains the operation and settings for the vehicle's cruise control system.
Identifies gauges and indicators on the dashboard without a tachograph.
Identifies gauges and indicators on the dashboard with a tachograph.
Explains the meaning and function of dashboard indicator lights and instruments.
Details the switches and functions on the left-hand lower switch panel.
Details the switches and functions on the right-hand lower switch panel.
Describes the controls and features located on the right-hand console.
Explains how to control audio and video for passengers.
Explains the ProDriver system for displaying and recording engine data.
Details the operation and gear selection for manual transmissions.
Explains the functions of the steering column controls and multifunction lever.
Covers the vehicle's service, emergency, and parking brake systems.
Details the vehicle's service, emergency, and parking brake systems.
Explains the purpose and function of the antilock braking system.
Describes how the system lowers the coach for passenger access.
Covers side windows, entrance door emergency opening, and roof escape hatch.
Lists audible alarms and their corresponding operating conditions.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine from the driver's cabin.
Explains the DDEC system and its major components for engine control.
Describes the Jacobs engine brake system for slowing the vehicle.
Explains the WT electronic control system and its adaptive features.
Details the components and function of the torque converter.
Explains the dashboard indicators related to transmission system diagnostics.
Emphasizes the necessity of maintaining correct transmission oil levels.
Details the operation of manual transmissions, including gear selection.
Lists the essential checks for a daily walk-around inspection of the vehicle.
Explains how to manage air circulation for optimal cabin comfort.
Details the operation of the Espar auxiliary preheating system.
Explains the vehicle's electrical protection systems, including fuses and circuit breakers.
Covers tire pressure checks, changing wheels, and spare tire removal.
Lists the physical dimensions of the XL-40 and XL-45 models.
Provides dry weight, GVWR, and GAWR for XL models.
Details specifications for automatic and manual transmissions.
Provides technical data and specifications for the braking system.
Details the components and types of suspension systems used on the vehicle.
Lists recommended lubricant types and grades for various vehicle components.
Covers seating capacity and types of seats available for the vehicle.
Details the location and importance of the vehicle identification number.
Lists bulb types, voltages, and quantities for exterior lighting.
Lists diagnostic codes for the Detroit Diesel Electronic Control system.
Explains the diagnostic code memory and its structure for the WT transmission.
Provides a detailed list of WT transmission diagnostic codes and their meanings.
Provides instructions for cleaning the coach interior, including upholstery and stain removal.
Details the process for washing and waxing the vehicle's exterior paintwork.
Explains the correct procedures for checking engine and transmission oil levels.
Explains the function and maintenance of the vehicle's air tank systems.
Covers inspection and cleaning of the air filters for HVAC systems.
Covers inspection and service life of flexible hoses for optimal performance.
Covers routine draining and filling of lavatory tanks by maintenance personnel.
Details service tasks required at 6,250-mile intervals or twice annually.
Details service tasks required at 12,500-mile intervals or annually.
Details service tasks required at 25,000-mile intervals or annually.
Details service tasks required at 50,000-mile intervals or annually.
Details service tasks required at 100,000-mile intervals or every two years.
Covers miscellaneous service tasks including battery terminals and cooling system.
Lists recommended lubricant types and grades for various vehicle components.
Lists part numbers for common replacement components and their suppliers.
