For belt replacement, air pressure must be released
from belt tensioners by means
of
control valve mounted
above engine door. This
off/on
type valve is manually
operated. Before handling, operator should make sure
that
all engine stopping safety precautions have been
observed.
1 . Belt
1en
sioner
cy
l
in
de
r
air
release valve.
Air
system
emergency
fill
valve
Vehicle
is
equipped with two air system emergency fill
valves
to supplement the air system when air pressure
is
low and engine cannot be operated.
One
of
these
valves is located in the engine compartment, at the
right hand side of the
vehicle on the tag axle wheel
housing. The other is located
on
the steering compart-
ment
front post. These two air system emergency fill
valves
can be connected to any regular size external
air supply line.
Engine mounted air system emergency
fill
valve will
supply
air for all systems (brakes. suspension and
accessories),
while the steering mounted valve wi
ll
supply air for accessories onl
y.
A third emergency
air
fill
valve is provided when the vehicle is equipped with
air-operated
belt tensioners.
Power
steering
Your vehicle is equipped with an integrated
power
steering system. The power steering fluid reservoir is
on
the upper left-hand side
of
the engine compart-
ment. To check o
il
level. proceed as follows :
1. Open both engine rear
doors
.
2. Remove dipstick and wipe it clean.
3. Insert dipstick in reservoir, then remove it again to
check
level mark.
4. Adjust level to
cc
FULL»
mark
. using only u
Dexron11
oil.
22
CRUISE CONTROL
CRUISE CONTROL
To use cruise control, push button from
ccOFF11
to
ccON11
position.
To engage, drive at a speed of
approximately
30
MPH
or above and push
on
the
ccSETn
button then release
it.
Remove foot from accelerator. Speed will be main-
tained
automatically.
To disengage, apply brake
or
push button from
ccONn
to
ccOFFn
position.
To
lower speed, depress and hold
uSET11
switch
fn.
Vehicle wi ll slow
down
. Release to
lock
lower speed
(must
be approximately
30
MPH
or
above).
To
accelerate (increase speed), push on «RESUME»
switch and hold. Speed will increase. Release to
lock
hi
gher
speed.
To resume speed, after a brake
application, with cruise
control engaged, you may return to
your
previous set
speed
by
pushing on the
1<RESU
MEn
switch and releasing
(must
be approximately 30 MPH
or
above).
Speed may be increased at any time with normal pres-
sure
on
accelerator.
The cruise control is disengaged by lightly depressing
the brakes
or
by setting switch to
ccOFFn
position.
• WARNING: The use of your speed control is
not
recommended on icy
or
wet roads
or
in congested
traffic. Get to
know
your
cruise control and what it can
do
for
you.
D NOTE: At a speed lower than
30
MPH, the cruise
control system will not operate.
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