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Peterbilt 348 2017, 325 2017, 337 2017, 330 2017 Operator's Manual

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Safety
Emergency
Controls
Driving
Information
Index
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©2017PACCARInc-AllRightsReserved
Thismanualillustratesanddescribestheoperationoffeaturesorequipmentwhichmaybeeitherstandardoroptionalon thisvehicle.Thismanualmayalsoincludeadescriptionoffeaturesandequipmentwhicharenolongeravailableorwere notorderedonthisvehicle.Pleasedisregardanyillustrationsordescriptionsrelatingtofeaturesorequipmentwhichare notonthisvehicle.
PACCARreservestherighttodiscontinue,changespecications,orchangethedesignofitsvehiclesatanytime,without noticeandwithoutincurringanyobligation.
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SAFETY
INTRODUCTION
HowtoUseThisManual.............1-3
HowtoFindWhatY ouWant...........1-3
SafetyAlerts..................1-4
VehicleSafety.................1-6
ASpecialWordAboutRepairs..........1-8
AdditionalSourcesofInformation.........1-9
CABANDFRAMEACCESS
Safety....................1-11
DoorLockandKeys..............1-12
RemoteKeylessEntry(RKE)..........1-13
ClimbingOntotheDeckPlate.........1-14
GETTINGTOYOURENGINE
HoodHoldDowns...............1-16
HoodTilt...................1-17
HoodSafetyCable..............1-18
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SEATSANDRESTRAINTS
Introduction.................1-20
SafetyRestraintBelts.............1-21
TetherBelts.................1-24
Komfort-Latch®Feature............1-25
DuringPregnancy...............1-26
BeltDamageandRepair............1-27
SafetyRestraintTips.............1-27
START-UP
Introduction.................1-29
SafeVehicleOperation............1-29
VehicleLoading................1-30
EmergencyEquipment............1-31
Driver'sCheckList..............1-32
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INTRODUCTION
HowtoUseThisManual
Thismanualcontainsuseful informationforthesafeandefcient operationofyourPeterbiltvehicle. Italsoprovidesinformationon maintainingyourvehicleinthebest condition,withanoutlineforperforming safetychecksandbasicpreventive maintenanceinspections.
Wehavetriedtopresentthe informationyou’llneedtolearnabout yourvehicle’sfunctions,controls,and operation—andtopresentitasclearly aspossible.Wehopeyou’llndthis manualeasytouse.
Therewillbetimeswhenyouneedto takethismanualoutofyourPeterbilt. Whenyoudo,pleasebesuretoreturn ittothecabwhenyouarenished usingit.Thatwayitwillbetherewhen
youneeditthenexttimeorwhenyou passthevehicleontothenextuser.
HowtoFindWhatYouWant
Thereareseveraltoolsbuiltintothis manualtohelpyoundwhatyouneed quicklyandeasily.
FirstistheQuickTableofContents. Locatedatthefrontofthemanual,this liststhemainsubjectscoveredand givessectionnumberswhereyoucan ndthesesubjects.UsetheQuick TableofContentstondinformation onalargesubjectlike"Maintenance."
Cross-referencedcitationsalsohelp yougettheinformationyouneed.If someotherpartofthemanualcontains furtherinformationonthesubjectyou arereadingabout,we’llindicatethat inacross-referencelikethis:(See Driver’sCheckListonpage1-32).Y ou won’thavetogosearchingformore information.
Finallyyou’llndahelpfulSubject
Index.It’sinthebackofthemanual
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andalphabeticallyliststhesubjects
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covered.Soifyouwantinformationon brakes,forexample,justlookunder BrakeintheSubjectIndex.Y ou’llnd allthepageslistedwherebrakesor brakingarediscussed.
SafetyAlerts
Pleasereadandfollowallofthe safetyalertscontainedinthismanual. Theyarethereforyourprotection andinformation.Thesealertscan helpyouavoidinjurytoyourself,your passengers,andhelppreventcostly damagetothevehicle.Safetyalerts arehighlightedbysafetyalertsymbols andsignalwordssuchas"WARNING", "CAUTION",or"NOTE".Pleasedonot ignoreanyofthesealerts.
WARNING
WARNING!
Thesafetymessagefollowingthis symbolandsignalwordprovidesa warningagainstoperatingprocedures whichcouldcausedeathorpersonal injury.Theycouldalsocause equipmentorpropertydamage.The alertwillidentifythehazard,howto avoidit,andtheprobableconsequence ofnotavoidingthehazard.
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Example:
WARNING!
Donotcarryadditionalfuelcontain­ersinyourvehicle.Fuelcontainers, eitherfullorempty ,mayleak,ex­plode,andcauseorfeedare.Do notcarryextrafuelcontainers.Even emptyonesaredangerous.Failure tocomplymayresultindeathorper­sonalinjury.
CAUTION
CAUTION
Thesafetyalertfollowingthissymbol andsignalwordprovidesacaution againstoperatingprocedureswhich couldcauseequipmentorproperty damage.Thealertwillidentifythe hazard,howtoavoidit,andthe probableconsequenceofnotavoiding thehazard.
Example:
CAUTION
Continuingtooperateyourvehi­clewithinsufcientoilpressurewill causeseriousenginedamage.Fail­uretocomplymayresultinequip­mentorpropertydamage.
NOTE
NOTE
Thealertfollowingthissymboland signalwordprovidesimportant informationthatisnotsafetyrelated butshouldbefollowed.Thealert willhighlightthingsthatmaynotbe obviousandisusefultoyourefcient operationofthevehicle.
Example:
NOTE
Pumpingtheacceleratorwillnotas­sistinstartingtheengine.
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VehicleSafety
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WARNING!
Donotdrinkalcoholanddrive.Y our reexes,perceptions,andjudgment canbeaffectedbyevenasmall amountofalcohol.Youcouldhavea seriousorevenfatalaccident,ifyou driveafterdrinking.Pleasedonot drinkanddriveorridewithadriver whohasbeendrinking.Failureto complymayresultindeath,per­sonalinjury ,equipmentorproperty damage.
WARNING!
Donottextanddrive.Yourreac­tiontime,perceptionsandjudgment canbeaffectedwhiletextingorus­inganyotherformofmobilemes­sagingwhiledriving.Failuretocom­plymayresultindeath,personalin­jury,equipmentorpropertydamage.
Makesureyourvehicleisintop workingconditionbeforeheading outontheroad,itistheresponsible driver'sdutytodoso.Inspectthe vehicleaccordingtotheDriver'sCheck Listbeginningonpage1-32.
Everynewvehicleisdesignedto conformtoallFederalMotorV ehicle SafetyStandardsapplicableatthetime ofmanufacture.Evenwiththesesafety features,continuedsafeandreliable operationdependsgreatlyupon regularvehiclemaintenance.Follow themaintenancerecommendations foundinPreventiveMaintenanceon page5-9.Thiswillhelppreserveyour investment.
Keepinmindthatevenawell maintainedvehiclemustbeoperated withintherangeofitsmechanical capabilitiesandthelimitsofitsload ratings.SeetheWeightRatingslabel onthedriver'sdooredge.
Safedrivingisonlypossiblewiththe properconcentrationonthedriving task.Keepdistractiontoaminimumto improveyourconcentration.Examples ofdistractionsmayincluderadio controls,GPSnavigationcontrols, cellulartelephonecalls,cellulartext messages,readingorreachingfor somethingontheoor.Minimizing yourdistractionswillimprovesafe drivingandwillhelpavoidanaccident involvingdeathorpersonalinjury.
Beawareoflocalregulationsthatmay prohibittheuseofcellulartelephones whiledriving.Inadditiontobeingan unsafepractice,itmaybeagainstlocal orfederalordinancestousecellular deviceswhileoperatingthevehicle.
Thismanualisnotatrainingmanual. Itcannottellyoueverythingyouneed toknowaboutdrivingyourvehicle.For thatyouneedagoodtrainingprogram ortruckdrivingschool.Ifyouhavenot
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beentrained,getthepropertraining beforeyoudrive.Onlyqualieddrivers shoulddrivethisvehicle.
CaliforniaProposition65Warning
•Dieselengineexhaustandsome
ofitsconstituentsareknownto theStateofCaliforniatocause cancer,birthdefects,andother reproductiveharm.
•Otherchemicalsinthisvehicle
arealsoknowntotheStateof Californiatocausecancer,birth defectsorotherreproductive harm.
•Batteryposts,terminals,and
relatedaccessoriescontainlead andleadcompounds,chemicals knowntotheStateofCalifornia tocausecancerandreproductive harm.Washhandsafterhandling.
DataRecorder
CaliforniaVehicleCode-Section 9951-DisclosureofRecordingDevice
Yourvehiclemaybeequippedwithone ormorerecordingdevicescommonly referredtoas"eventdatarecorders (EDR)"or"sensinganddiagnostic modules(SDM)".Ifyouareinvolvedin anaccident,thedevice(s)mayhave theabilitytorecordvehicledatathat occurredjustpriortoand/orduringthe accident.Foradditionalinformationon yourrightsassociatedwiththeuseof thisdata,contact
•theCaliforniaDepartmentofMotor
Vehicles-LicensingOperations Division –or–
•http://www.dmv .ca.gov/
pubs/vctop/d03_6/vc9951.htm
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EnvironmentalProtection
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WARNING!
Dieselengineexhaustandsome ofitsconstituentsareknowntothe StateofCaliforniatocausecancer, birthdefects,andotherreproduc­tiveharm.Otherchemicalsinthis vehiclearealsoknowntotheState ofCaliforniatocausecancer,birth defectsorotherreproductiveharm. Thiswarningrequirementisman­datedbyCalifornialaw(Proposition
65)anddoesnotresultfromany changeinthemannerinwhichvehi­clesaremanufactured.
Someoftheingredientsinengine oil,hydraulicoil,transmissionand axleoil,enginecoolant,dieselfuel, airconditioningrefrigerant(R12, R134a,andPAGoil),batteries,etc., maycontaminatetheenvironmentif spilledornotdisposedofproperly. Contactyourlocalgovernmentagency
forinformationconcerningproper disposal.
ASpecialWordAbout Repairs
WARNING!
Donotattemptrepairworkwithout sufcienttraining,servicemanuals, andthepropertools.Youcouldbe killedorinjured,oryoucouldmake yourvehicleunsafe.Doonlythose tasksyouarefullyqualiedtodo.
Yourdealer’sservicecenteristhebest placetohaveyourvehiclerepaired. Youcannddealersalloverthe countrywiththeequipmentandtrained personneltogetyoubackontheroad quickly—andkeepyouthere.
Yourvehicleisacomplexmachine. Anyoneattemptingrepairsonitneeds goodmechanicaltrainingandthe propertools.Ifyouaresureyou havetheserequirements,thenyou canprobablyperformsomerepairs yourself.However,allwarrantyrepairs
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mustbeperformedbyanauthorized servicefacility.Ifyouaren’tan experiencedmechanic,ordon’thave therightequipment,pleaseleaveall repairstoanauthorizedservicefacility. Theyaretheonesequippedtodothe jobsafelyandcorrectly .
MaintenanceManuals.Ifyoudo decidetodoanycomplexrepairwork, you’llneedthemaintenancemanuals. Orderthemfromyourauthorized dealer.PleaseprovideyourChassis SerialNumberwhenyouorder,tobe sureyougetthecorrectmanualsfor yourvehicle.Allowaboutfourweeks fordelivery.Therewillbeachargefor thesemanuals.
FinalChassisBillofMaterial.A complete,non-illustratedcomputer printoutlistingofthepartsusedto custom-buildyourvehicleisavailable throughthedealerfromwhomyou purchasedyourvehicle.
WARNING!
Modifyingyourvehiclecanmake itunsafe.Somemodicationscan affectyourvehicle'selectricalsys­tem,stability ,orotherimportant functions.Beforemodifyingyour vehicle,checkwithyourdealerto makesureitcanbedonesafely. Impropermodicationscancause deathorpersonalinjury .
AdditionalSourcesof Information
InstalledEquipment-Operator's Manuals
Majorcomponentsuppliersalsosupply operationmanualsspecictotheir products.Additionalmanualsand otherpiecesofliteratureareincludedin thegloveboxliteraturepackage.Look forinformationonproductssuchas theengine,driver'sseat,transmission, axles,wheels,tires,ABS/ESC(if applicable),radio,5thwheel.Ifyou aremissingthesepiecesofliterature, askyourDealerforcopies.
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OtherSources
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Anotherplacetolearnmoreabout truckingisfromlocaltruckdriving schools.Contactonenearyoutolearn aboutcoursestheyoffer.
Federalandstateagenciessuch asthedepartmentoflicensingalso haveinformation.TheInterstate CommerceCommissioncangive youinformationaboutregulations governingtransportationacrossstate lines.
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CABANDFRAMEACCESS

CABANDFRAME ACCESS
Safety
WARNING!
Alwaysreinstallstepsbeforeenter­ingthecaboraccessingthedeck plate.Withoutstepsyoucouldslip andfall.Failuretocomplymayre­sultindeathorpersonalinjury.
Becarefulwheneveryougetintoorout ofyourvehicle’scab.Alwaysmaintain atleastthreepointsofcontactwith yourhandsonthegrabhandlesand yourfeetonthesteps.
WARNING!
Jumpingoutofthecaborgetting intothecabwithoutpropercaution isdangerous.Youcouldslipand fall,whichcouldleadtodeathor personalinjury.Keepstepsclean. Cleananyfuel,oil,orgreaseoffof thestepsbeforeenteringthecab. Usethestepsandgrabhandles provided,andalwayskeepatleast threepointsofcontactbetweenyour handsandfeetandthetruck.Al­waysfacetowardthevehiclewhen enteringorexitingthecabandlook whereyouaregoing.
Thefollowingpictureshowsthebest waytoenterandexitaConventional Cab.
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DoorLockandKeys
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DoorLock
Doorscanbelockedfromtheinsideby usingthelockbutton.Closethedoor thenpushthebuttondowntolock. Doorsautomaticallyunlockwhenyou openthemfrominside,andcanbe lockedfromtheoutsidewiththekeyor theoptionalremotekeylessentrykey fob.
WARNING!
Toreducethechanceofdeathor personalinjury,alwayslockthe doorswhiledriving.Alongwithusing thelapshoulderbeltsproperly,lock­ingthedoorshelpspreventdoors frominadvertentlyopeningandoc­cupantsfrombeingejectedfromthe vehicle.
Tolockorunlockthedoorsfrom outsidethecab,insertthekeyinthe lock.Turnthekeytowardtherearto lock;forwardtounlock.
Keys
Thesamekeytsyourignition,doors, andsleeperluggagecompartment.
Frame-mountedtoolboxlocksand lockingfueltankcapseachhave individualkeys.
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RemoteKeylessEntry(RKE) (Optional)
Thisvehiclemaybeequippedwitha RemoteKeylessEntry(RKE)system thataddssecurityandconvenience toyourvehicle.Thesystemwill lockorunlockthedriver’sdoorand passenger’sdoorwiththekeyfoband alertyouwithparkinglightswhenthe selecteddoorsarelockedorunlocked. Thesystemincludestwokeyfobsthat providesecurerollingcodetechnology thatpreventssomeonefromrecording theentrysignal.
NOTE
FCCID:L2C0031TIC:3432A­0031TFCCID:L2C0032RIC: 3432A-0032RThisdevicecomplies withPart15oftheFCCRulesand withRSS-210ofIndustryCanada. Operationissubjecttothefollowing twoconditions:(1)Thisdevicemay notcauseharmfulinterference,and (2)Thisdevicemustacceptanyin­terferencereceived,includinginter­ferencethatmaycauseundesired operation.Changesormodica­tionsnotexpressivelyapprovedby thepartyresponsibleforcompliance couldvoidtheuser'sauthoritytoop­eratetheequipment.Theterm"IC:" beforetheradiocerticationnumber onlysigniesthatIndustryCanada technicalspecicationsweremet.
Operation ToUnlockTheDriver’sDoor
PresstheUNLOCKbuttononce.The driver'sdoorwillunlockandtheparking lightswillcomeonfor40seconds.
ToUnlockThePassenger’sDoor
PresstheUNLOCKbuttononceand pressagainwithin5seconds.The passengerdoorwillunlock.
ToLockAllDoors
PresstheLOCKbutton.Thedoorswill lockandtheparkinglightswillcome onfor2seconds.Ifthedoorsareopen theywillnotlock.Therangeofthe RKEsystemshouldbeapproximately 30ft.Thiswillbereducedifitis operatedclosetootherRFsources suchasTV/radiotransmittersandcell towers.
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Batteries
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ThekeyfobusesoneCR2032, 3Vbattery.Batteriesshouldlast approximatelythreeyears,depending onuse.Consistentlyreducedrange isanindicatorthatthebatteryneeds replacement.Batteriesareavailable atmostdiscount,hardwareanddrug stores.
Thebatterycanbeaccessedby removingthecoverofthekeyfob. Afteranewbatteryisinstalled,the keyfobmustbesynchronizedwiththe vehicle.
Synchronization
Thekeyfobmayneedtobe synchronizedtothetruckwhenthe batteryisreplacedorwhenthekeyfob hasnotbeenusedforanextended periodoftime.
ToSynchronizeAKeyFob
1.Holdthekeyfobnearthereceiver whichislocatedbehindthe speedometerandtachometer.
2.PressandholdboththeLockand Unlockbuttonsatthesametime forapproximately7seconds.
3.Whenthekeyfobis resynchronized,thedoors willlockthenimmediatelyunlock.
4.Ifthefobfailstosynchronize, itcouldbeprogrammedtoa differenttruckorcouldhavefailed. Contactyourdealertore-program yourkeyfob.
ClimbingOntotheDeck Plate
WARNING!
Whenyouareclimbingontoand offthedeckplate,maintainatleast threepointsofcontactwithyour handsonthegrabhandlesandyour feetonthesteps.Alwaysfaceto­wardthevehiclewhenenteringor exitingthecabandlookwhereyou aregoing.Failuretocomplymay resultindeathorpersonalinjury .
WARNING!
Whensteppingontoasurfacetoen­terthecaboraccessthedeckplate, onlyusethestepsandgrabhan­dlesinstalledanddesignedforthat purpose.Failuretousetheproper stepsandgrabhandlescouldcause afallwhichmayresultindeathor personalinjury .
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WARNING!
Keepstepsclean.Cleananyfuel, oil,orgreaseoffthestepsbefore enteringthecaboraccessingthe deckplate.Steppingonaslippery surfacecancauseafallwhichmay resultindeathorpersonalinjury .
WARNING!
Alwaysreinstallstepsbeforeenter­ingthecaboraccessingthedeck plate.Withoutstepsyoucouldslip andfall.Failuretocomplymayre­sultindeathorpersonalinjury.
NOTE
Anyalteration(addingbulkheads, headacheracks,toolboxes,etc.) behindthecabthataffectstheuti­lizationofinstalledgrabhandles, deckplates,orframeaccesssteps shouldcomplywithFederalMotor CarrierSafetyRegulation399.
Thefollowingpicturesshowyouthe rightwaytogetonandoffthearea behindyourcab.
Holdhandlesasyoustepup.
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Maintainthreepointsofcontact.
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GETTINGTOYOUR
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ENGINE
HoodHoldDowns
Thehoodissecuredinitsclosed positionbyanexternallatchon eachside.Theselatchesserveas holddownsandkeepthehoodfrom openingunexpectedly .
CAUTION
Ifyoudonotlatchthehoodsecurely, itcouldopenduringoperationand causevehicledamage.Besureto latchthehoodsecurelybeforemov­ingthevehicle.
Toopenthehood,unlatchbothofthe hoodholddowns.
1.HoodLatchintheClosedPosition
2.PullLatchtoOpen
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3.PullUptoSeparate 4.HoodLatchintheOpenPosition
HoodTilt
WARNING!
Apivotinghoodcouldhurtsome­oneorbedamageditself.Before openingorclosingthehood,besure therearenopeopleorobjectsinthe way.Failuretostandinapositionof safetycancausedeathorpersonal injury.
WARNING!
Beforeopeningthehood,makesure yourfootingissecureandstable. Failuretodosomaycausethehood tocloseuncontrollablywhichmay resultindeathorpersonalinjury .
Putonehandonthehoodhandle(just abovethePeterbiltemblem),onefoot onthebumper,andonefootonthe ground.Tiltthehoodforward.
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Pullwithhandfromhere
Locatethehoodsafetycableasshown inthefollowingsectionandattachitto thehookonthehood.
Toclosethehood,youmustrst detachthehoodsafetycablefromthe hookonthehood.
WARNING!
Beforeclosingthehood,besurethe areaisclear—nopeopleorobjects areintheway.Failuretodosomay resultindeathorpersonalinjury .
CAUTION
Toavoidhooddamagewhenclosing thehood,detachthesafetycable fromthehookonthehoodbefore closingthehood.
HoodSafetyCable
Thehoodisequippedwithahood safetycable.Thecableisonthe driver’ssideoftheradiator.Unwind thecablebypullingonitandattach theloopofthecabletothehookon thehood.
WARNING!
Alwaysattachthehoodsafetycable tokeepahoodopenanytimeany­onegetsunderahoodforanyrea­son.Failuretodosomayallowthe hoodtofallunexpectedlyresultingin deathorpersonalinjury .
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Safetycableinitsstoredposition
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SEATSANDRESTRAINTS

SEATSAND
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Introduction
Thissectioncoverstheoperation andsafeuseofyourseats.For furtherinformationonfeaturesand adjustmentoftheseat,seethe manufacturer'sServiceandOperation Manualincludedwiththevehicle.
SeatAdjustment
WARNING!
Donotadjustthedriver'sseatwhile thevehicleismoving.Theseat couldmovesuddenlyandunexpect­edlyandcancausethedriverto losecontrolofthevehicle.Makeall adjustmentstotheseatwhilethe vehicleisstopped.Afteradjusting theseatandbeforedrivingoff,al­wayschecktoensurethattheseat isrmlylatchedinposition.Failure tocomplymayresultindeath,per­sonalinjuryorpropertydamage.
WARNING!
Beforedrivingorridinginvehi­cle,ensurethatthereisadequate headclearanceatmaximumupward travelofseat.Injurymayoccurif headclearanceisnotadequate. Failuretocomplymayresultindeath orpersonalinjury.
StandardDriver'sSeat
Thestandarddriver'sseatcanbe adjustedforwardandrearward.These movementsareeachcontrolledby leverslocatedontheFRONTofthe seat.
Driver'sSeatwithAirSuspension (Option)
WARNING!
Beforedrivingorridinginthevehi­cle,besurethatthereisadequate headclearanceatmaximumupward travelofseat.Seriousinjurymay occurifheadclearanceisnotade­quate.
Thedriver'sseatwithairsuspension canbeadjustedusingthecontrols pictured.
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SafetyRestraintBelts
Safetybeltshaveproventobethe singlemosteffectivemeansavailable forreducingthepotentialforeither deathorpersonalinjuryinmotor vehicleaccidents.Unbeltedriders couldbethrownintothewindshield orotherpartsofthecaborcouldbe thrownoutofthecab.Theycould strikeanotherperson.Injuriescanbe
muchworsewhenridersareunbelted. Alwaysfastenyourseatbeltandbe sureanyoneridingwithyoudoesthe same.Therefore,readthefollowing instructionsandalwaysobserveuser warningspertainingtosafetybelts.
WARNING!
Donotdrivevehiclewithoutyour seatbeltandyourridersbeltsfas­tened.Ridingwithoutasafetybelt properlyfastenedcanleadtodeath orpersonalinjuryinanemergency.
WARNING!
Invehiclesequippedwithpassenger seatswivelfunction,theseatbelts willonlyperformtheirintendedfunc­tionwhentheseatisfacingforward. Failuretocomplycanleadtodeath orpersonalinjuryinanemergency.
Yourvehicleisequippedwithaseatbelt indicatorinthewarninglightdisplay
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abovethespeedometer/tachometer
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(see"SeatBelt,Fasten"onpage3-23).
Lap/ShoulderBelt
Thecombinationlap-shoulderbeltis equippedwithalockingmechanism. Thesystemadjustsautomaticallytoa person'ssizeandmovementsaslong asthepullonthebeltisslow.
Hardbrakingoracollisionlocksthe belt.Thebeltwillalsolockwhen drivingupordownasteephillorina sharpcurve.
Tofastenthebelt:
1.Graspthebelttongue.
2.Pullbeltinacontinuousslow motionacrossyourchestandlap.
3.Insertbelttongueintobuckleon inboardsideofseat.
4.Pushdownuntilthetongueis securelylockedwithanaudible click.
5.Pullbelttocheckforproper fasteningandadjustment,as follows:
•Pullshouldersectiontomakesure
belttssnuglyacrossthechest andpelvis.
•Thereshouldbelessthan1inch
(25mm)gapbetweenthebody andthebelt.
•Theshoulderbeltmustbe
positionedovertheshoulder,it mustneverrestagainsttheneck orbewornunderthearm.
•Makesureanyslackiswoundup
ontheretractorandthatthebelt isnottwisted.
Tounfastenthebelt:
1.Pushinthereleasebuttononthe buckle.
2.Thebeltwillspringoutofthe buckle.
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Ifthebeltislocked,leanthebodyback toremoveanytensioninthebelt.After
SafetyRestraintBelts
LapBelt
CorrectIncorrect(toohighonhips)Correct(overarm)Incorrect(under
releasingthebelt,allowthebeltto retractcompletelybyguidingthebelt tongueuntilthebeltcomestoastop.
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ShoulderBelt
Incorrect(twisted)
arm)
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Properseatbeltadjustmentanduse isimportanttomaximizeoccupant safety.Failuretowearoradjust thesafetybeltproperlymayresultin deathorpersonalinjury .
WARNING!
TetherBelts
Thisvehiclemayhaveanexternal tetherbeltinstalledwithaseat,instead oftheinternaltetheringdevice.Tether beltsaredesignedtorestraintheseat intheeventofasuddenstoporan accident.
Internaltetherbeltsdonotrequire adjustment.
WARNING!
Donotremove,modify,orreplace thetetherbeltsystemwithadiffer­enttethersystem.Afailedormiss­ingtetherbeltcouldallowtheseat basetofullyextendintheeventof anaccident.Failuretocomplymay resultindeathorpersonalinjury .
WARNING!
Failuretoadjusttetherbeltsproperly cancauseexcessivemovementof theseatinanaccident.T etherbelts shouldbeadjustedsothattheyare tautwhentheseatisinitsmostup­wardandforwardposition.Failure tocomplymayresultindeathorper­sonalinjury.
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Toadjustanexternaltetherbelt
•Makesurethatthetetherbeltis
attachedtothecaboorandseat frame.Itshouldberoutedthrough thebuckleoneachside.
•Oftentheattachmentsaremade
usingasplit-typehook.Makesure bothhalvesofthehookarearound theanchorbracket.
•Tolengthenthetether,turnthe
buckletoarightangletothe webbing.Thenpullthebuckle. Toshortenthetether,pullonthe strap.
Komfort-Latch®Feature
Yourvehicleincludesafeature designedtoeliminatecinchingand provideimprovedsafetyandcomfort. Cinchingistheconditionwhereabelt becomescontinuallytighteraround youduringarough,bouncyride.The needforthisfeatureincreaseswith roughroadconditions,particularlyover longdistances.
Toeliminatecinching,simplyactivate theKomfort-Latchfeaturelocated ontheseatbeltwebbingatthe appropriatetime.
1.Adjusttheseattoitsproperdriving position.
2.Latchtheseatbelt.
3.Ifavailable,adjusttheseatbelt heightadjustertoacomfortable drivingposition.
4.Whileseatedappropriately,push the"on"buttontoengagethe KomfortLatch.
5.Learnforwardintheseatuntilyou heara"click."
6.Returntonormaldrivingposition, andtheKomfortLatchmaintains thepresetamountoftensionrelief.
Todisengagethemechanism:
1.Unbuckletheseatbelt
2.Pressthe"OFF"buttonofthe KomfortLatchortugonthe shoulderstrap.
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Moreinformationandvideo tutorialscanbefoundat: www.clicktugsnug.com.
WARNING!
DuringPregnancy
DonotsettheKomfortLatchwithtoo muchslack.T oomuchslackmay reducetheeffectivenessoftheseat belt.Failuretocomplymayresultin deathorpersonalinjury .
Komfort-Latch®
Pregnantwomenshouldalwayswear combinationlap/shoulderbelts.The lapbeltportionmustbewornsnugly andaslowaspossibleacrossthe pelvis.T oavoidpressureonthe abdomen,thebeltmustneverpass overthewaist.Aproperlywornseat beltmaysignicantlyreducetherisks towomanandbabyintheeventofa crash.
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PregnantWomanwithBeltProperly
Worn
BeltDamageandRepair
Damagedbeltsinthecabmust bereplaced.Beltsthathavebeen stretched,cut,orwornoutmaynot protectyouinanaccident.
Ifanyseatbeltisnotworkingproperly, seeanAuthorizedServiceCenterfor repairorreplacement.
Forfurtherinformationonseatbelts andseatbeltmaintenance,seeSafety RestraintSystem-Inspectiononpage 5-75.
SafetyRestraintTips
•Donotwearabeltoverrigidor
breakableobjectsinoronyour clothing,suchaseyeglasses, pens,keys,etc.,asthesemay causeinjuryinanaccident.
•Anyauthorizedpersonsleeping
inyourvehiclewhileitismoving shouldusethebunkrestraint.
•Anyauthorizedpersonsittingin
thesleeperareaonthesofabed (ifequipped)whileitismoving shouldwearaseatbelt.
•Aresponsibleoperatorseestoit
thateveryoneinthevehiclerides orsleepssafely .Theoperator isresponsibletoinformany passengersorco-drivershowto properlyusetheseatbeltsand bunkrestraintinthevehicle.
•Donotstrapinmorethanone
personwitheachbelt.
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•Keepseatbeltandbunkrestraint
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bucklesfreeofanyobstruction thatmaypreventsecurelocking.
•Damagedorwornbeltsinthecab
orsleeper,subjectedtoexcessive stretchforcesfromnormalwear, mustbereplaced.Theymay notprotectyouifyouhavean accident.
•Anybeltsorrestraintsthathave
beensubjectedtoanaccident shouldbeinspectedforanyloose (attaching)hardwareordamaged buckles.
•Ifbeltsshowdamagetoanypart
ofassembly,suchaswebbing, bindings,bucklesorretractors, theymustbereplaced.
•Donotallowsafetybelts(seat
orbunk)tobecomedamagedby gettingcaughtindoor,bunkor seathardware,orrubbingagainst sharpobjects.
•Allbeltsmustbekeptcleanorthe
retractorsmaynotworkproperly .
•Neverbleachordyeseatorbunk
restraintbelts:chemicalscan weakenthem.Do,however,keep themcleanbyfollowingthecare labelonthebelts.Letthemdry completelybeforeallowingthem toretractorbestowedaway.
•Makesuretheseatbeltsand
bunkrestraintoftheunoccupied passengerseatorbunkisfully wounduponitsretractoror isstowed,sothatthebeltor restrainttongueisinitsproperly stowedposition.Thisreducesthe possibilityofthetonguebecoming astrikingobjectincaseofa suddenstop.
•Donotmodifyordisassemblethe
seatbeltsorbunkrestraintinyour vehicle.Theywillnotbeavailable
tokeepyouandyourpassengers safe.
•Ifanyseatbeltorbunkrestraint
isnotworkingproperly,seean authorizeddealerforrepairor replacement.
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START-UP
Introduction
Thefollowingsectioncoversstart-up proceduresforgettingyourvehicle readyfortheroad.
SafeVehicleOperation
Foryoursafety,aswellasthose aroundyou,bearesponsibledriver:
•Ifyoudrinkalcohol,donotdrive.
•Donotdriveifyouaretired,ill,or
underemotionalstress.
Safedrivingisonlypossiblewiththe properconcentrationonthedriving task.Keepdistractiontoaminimumto improveyourconcentration.Examples ofdistractionsmayincluderadio controls,GPSnavigationcontrols, cellulartelephonecalls,cellulartext messages,readingorreachingfor somethingontheoor.Minimizing yourdistractionswillimprovesafe drivingandwillhelpavoidanaccident involvingdeathorpersonalinjury.
Beawareoflocalregulationsthatmay prohibittheuseofcellulartelephones whiledriving.Inadditiontobeingan unsafepractice,itmaybeagainstlocal
orfederalordinancestousecellular deviceswhileoperatingthevehicle.
Muchhasgoneintothemanufacturing ofyourvehicleincludingadvanced engineeringtechniques,rigidquality control,anddemandinginspections. Thesemanufacturingprocesseswill beenhancedbyyou,thesafedriver , whoobservesthefollowing:
•Knowsandunderstandshowto
operatethevehicleandallits controls.
•Maintainsthevehicleproperly.
•Usesdrivingskillswisely.
Formoreinformation,referto DepartmentofTransportation Regulation392.7,whichstatesthat interstatecommercialmotorvehicles arenottobedrivenunlessthedriveris surethatcertainpartsandaccessories areinworkingorder.
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Theuseofalcohol,drugs,andcer­tainmedicationswillseriouslyim­pairperception,reactions,anddriv­ingability.Thesecircumstancescan substantiallyincreasetheriskofan accident.Failuretocomplymayre­sultindeath,personalinjury,equip­mentorpropertydamage.
Donotdrinkalcoholanddrive.Y our reexes,perceptions,andjudgment canbeaffectedbyevenasmall amountofalcohol.Y oucouldhavea seriousorevenfatalaccident,ifyou driveafterdrinking.Pleasedonot drinkanddriveorridewithadriver whohasbeendrinking.
WARNING!
WARNING!
Donottextanddrive.Yourreac­tiontime,perceptionsandjudgment canbeaffectedwhiletextingorus­inganyotherformofmobilemes­sagingwhiledriving.Failuretocom­plymayresultindeath,personalin­jury,equipmentorpropertydamage.
VehicleLoading
Compareyourvehicle'sloadcapacity withthetotalloadyouarecarrying.If adjustmentsneedtobemade,make them,donotdriveanoverloaded vehicle.Ifyouareoverloadedoryour loadhasshifted,yourvehiclemaybe unsafetodrive.
WARNING!
Donotexceedthespeciedloadrat­ing.Overloadingcanresultinloss ofvehiclecontrol,eitherbycausing componentfailuresorbyaffecting vehiclehandling.Exceedingload ratingscanalsoshortentheservice lifeofthevehicle.Failuretocomply mayresultindeathorpersonalin­jury.
Thegrossvehicleweightrating (GVWR),orthemaximumfront andreargrossaxleweightratings (GAWRs)aredeterminedbythe
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componentsinstalledfromthefactory ontothevehicleandtheirdesigned specications.(Axleweightratingsare listedonthedriver'sdooredge.)
Thefollowingaresomedenitionsof weightyoushouldknow:
GVWR:istheGrossVehicleWeight Rating.ThisistheMAXIMUM WEIGHTyourvehicleisallowedto carry,includingtheweightoftheempty vehicle,loadingplatform,occupants, fuel,andanyload.Neverexceedthe GVWRofyourvehicle.
GCW:istheactualcombinedweight, orGrossCombinationWeight(GCW), ofyourvehicleanditsload:vehicle, plustrailer(s),pluscargo.
GAWR:istheGrossAxleWeight Rating.Thisisthetotalweightthat oneaxleisdesignedtotransmittothe ground.Youwillndthisnumberlisted onthedriver'sdooredge.
LoadDistribution:besureanyload youcarryisdistributedsothatnoaxle hastosupportmorethanitsGAWR.
WARNING!
Anunevenlydistributedloadora loadtooheavyoveroneaxlecanaf­fectthebrakingandhandlingofyour vehicle,whichcouldresultinanac­cident.Evenifyourloadisunderthe legallimits,besureitisdistributed evenly.Failuretocomplymayresult indeath,personalinjury ,equipment orpropertydamage.
EmergencyEquipment
Itisgoodpracticetocarryan emergencyequipmentkitinyour vehicle.Oneday,ifyouhavea roadsideemergency ,youwillbeglad thefollowingitemsarewithyou:
•windowscraper
•snowbrush
•containerorbagofsandorsalt
•emergencylight
•warningtriangles
•smallshovel
•rstaidkit
•reextinguisher
•vehiclerecoveryhitches(see
VehicleRecoveryGuidelineson page2-12fordetails).
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Driver'sCheckList
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Tokeepyourvehicleintopshapeand maintainahighlevelofsafetyforyou, yourpassengers,andyourload,make athoroughinspectioneverydaybefore youdrive.Youwillsavemaintenance timelater,andthesafetychecks couldhelppreventaseriousaccident. Pleaseremember,too,thatFederal MotorCarrierSafetyRegulation392.7 requiresapre-tripinspectionandso docommercialtruckingcompanies.
Youarenotexpectedtobecomea professionalmechanic.Thepurpose ofyourinspectionsistondanything thatmightinterferewiththesafeand efcienttransportationofyourself,any passengers,andyourload.Ifyoudo ndsomethingwrongandcannotxit yourself,haveanauthorizeddealeror qualiedmechanicrepairyourvehicle rightaway .
Thefollowingoperationsaretobe performedbythedriver.Performing thesechecksandfollowingthe maintenanceproceduresinthis manualwillhelpkeepyourvehicle runningproperly .
ApproachingYourVehicle
•Checktheoverallappearanceand
condition.Arewindows,mirrors, andlightscleanandunobstructed?
•Checkbeneaththevehicle.Are
theresignsoffuel,oil,orwater leaks?
•Checkfordamaged,loose,or
missingparts.Arethereparts showingsignsofexcessivewear orlackoflubrication?Havea qualiedmechanicexamineany questionableitemsandrepair themwithoutdelay .
•Checkyourload.Isitsecured
properly?
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DailyChecks
EngineCompartmentChecks-Daily
1.EngineFluidLevels-addmoreif necessary.
a.Engineoil
b.Coolant(checkwhileengine
iscold)
c.Powersteeringuidlevel
2.EngineBelt-checktensionand conditionofbelts.
a.SeeAccessoryDriveBelts
onpage5-102forfurther informationoncheckingbelt tension.
NOTE
Deectionshouldbeonebeltthick­nessforeachfootdistancebetween thepulleycenters.
b.Replacebeltsthatarecracked
tornorbroken.
3.FuelFilter/WaterSeparator Draining-checkanddrain. Dependingonthefuelstorage facility,morefrequentdraining mayberequired.
4.Windshieldwasherreservoiruid level-llifnecessary .
5.BatteryCables-checkthe conditionofthebatteryand alternatorcablesforsignsof changorrubbing.Makesure thatallclamps(straps)holdingthe cablesarepresentandingood workingorder.
6.Hoodclosedbeforeenteringcab. Isitlatchedproperly?
7.Checkbrakelinesandhoses.
8.Checkthesteeringcomponents (pitmanarm,draglink,power steeringhoses,etc.).
ChassisandCabChecks-Daily
Beforeenteringthecabandoperating thevehicle,checkthefollowing equipmentforpropermaintenance:
1.Lights-areanyexteriorlights crackedordamaged?
2.WindowsandMirrors-arethey cleanandadjustedproperly?
3.TiresandWheels-arethey inatedproperly?Areallwheel capnutsinplaceandtorqued properly-tightenifnecessary. Checkfrontwheelbearingoil levels.Inspectalltiresandwheels fordamage-correctiffound.
4.Suspension-checkforlooseor missingfasteners.Checkdamage tospringsorothersuspension partssuchascracks,gouges, distortions,bulgesorchang.
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5.BrakeComponents-checklines,
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linkages,chambers,parkingand servicebrakeoperation.
6.Ifyourtruckhashydraulicbrakes, check:
°thebrakesystemforleaks
°hydrauliclinesforcracksor
kinks
°calipersforleaks
7.AirSystem-arethereleaks? AirTanks-drainwaterfromallair tanks.Makesurethedraincocks areclosed.Thisprocedureisalso requiredforairsuspensiontanks equippedwithautomaticdrain valves. ForfurtherdetailsSeeUsingthe BrakeSystemonpage4-24.
8.StepsandHandholds-check forwornsurfacesandlooseor missingfasteners(whichincludes anyfueltanksteps).
9.FluidT anks(Fuel,DEF ,etc.)­checkunderneaththevehiclefor signsofuidleaks.Ifanyare found,correctbeforeoperatingthe vehicle.
10.FuelT ankHardware-arethe tanksllcapssecure?Arethe tankstrapstight?Isthestrap webbinginplace?
WARNING!
Dieselfuelinthepresenceofanig­nitionsource(suchasacigarette) couldcauseanexplosion.Donotre­moveafueltankcapnearanopen ame.Useonlythefueland/oraddi­tivesrecommendedforyourengine. Amixtureofgasolineoralcoholwith dieselfuelincreasesthisriskofex­plosion.Failuretocomplymayresult indeath,personalinjury,equipment orpropertydamage.SeeRefueling onpage4-67,formoreinformation.
11.TrailerConnections-arethey secureandthelinesclear?If theyarenotbeingused,arethey storedproperly?
a.Isthetrailersparewheel
secureandinated?
b.Isthelandinggearupandthe
handlesecured?
12.Checkthefthwheel.Isthe kingpinlocked?
a.Istheslidingfthwheel
locked?
CabInterior-Daily
1.Seat-adjusttheseatforeasy reachofcontrolsandvisibility.
2.SeatBelts-fastenandadjust safetyrestraintbelts(whichmay includerestraintsinthesleeper).
3.SteeringColumn-adjustforeasy reachandvisibility .
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4.Mirrors-checkandreadjust mirrorsifnecessary .
5.Lights-turnignitionkeytotheON positionandcheckforwarning lightsandbuzzer.Checkoperation ofturnsignalsandemergency lights.
6.Instruments-checkall instruments.
7.Windshield-checkoperationof windshieldwipersandwashers.
8.Horn-checkoperationofhorn.
9.Fuel-checkfuel.Isthereenough fuel?
10.DieselExhaustFluid(DEF)­checklevel.Isthereenoughuid?
11.Sleeperairconditioningairlter­checktheconditionofthesleeper airconditioningairlter.Keep thesleeperoorareabehind thepassengerfrontseatclearof debrisandpethair.Thesleeper
airconditionerdrawsairfromthis areaandexcessivedirtorpethair mayshortentheservicelifeofthe sleeperairconditioningairlter.
Theaboveitemsshouldbechecked daily,asaminimum.Theyarein additionto,notinplaceof,Federal MotorCarrierSafetyRegulations. Theseregulationsmaybepurchased bywritingto:
SuperintendentofDocuments
U.S.GovernmentPrintingOfce
Washington,DC20402
WeeklyOperations
1.Battery-checkbatteryand terminals.
2.WheelCapNuts-aretheyall inplaceandtorquedproperly­tightenifnecessary.SeeWheel CapNutT orqueonpage5-149.
3.OtherControlsandWiring-check forconditionandadjustment.
4.SteeringComponents-check pitmanarm,draglink,andpower steeringhoses,etc.,forloose, broken,ormissingparts.
5.HVACFreshAirFilter-checkfor conditionandcleanliness.
6.OtherEngineCompartment Checks
a.Checkconditionandfastening
ofenginebelt,hoses,clamps, andradiator.
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b.Checktheaircleaner ,mufer,
andexhaustpipes.Arethey tightandsecure?
c.Automatictransmissionuid
(whenapplicable)-Check level,aftertheenginehas warmeduptooperating temperature.
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YouNeedRoadsideAssistance..........2-3
LowAirAlarmTurnsOn.............2-3
StopEngineLampTurnsOn...........2-4
EngineOilPressureLampTurnsOn........2-4
EngineisOverheating..............2-5
FuseorRelayBlows..............2-6
JUMPSTARTINGVEHICLES
Introduction..................2-8
VEHICLERECOVERYANDSPRINGBRAKES
VehicleRecoveryGuidelines..........2-12
ReturningVehicletoService..........2-20
SpringBrakes—ManualRelease........2-20
Sand,Mud,SnowandIce...........2-22
TowingtheVehicle..............2-23
EMERGENCY
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WHATTODOIF...
YouNeedRoadside Assistance
Calltoll-FREE1-800-4-PETERBILT (1-800-473-8372)totalktosomeone atthePACCARCustomerCenter.
•Open24-7-365daysayear
•Theycanhelpyougetroadside
assistance.
•Theyhaveacustommapping
systemwhichlocatesPeterbilt dealersandIndependentService Providers(ISPs)nearyouandlists
typesofservicesoffered,hoursof operationandcontactinformation.
•Theycanassistwithjumpand
pullstarts,tires,trailers,nesand permits,chains,towing,hazardous clean-up,outoffuel(roadside), mechanicalrepairsandpreventive maintenanceservices.
•Theyhavebilingualagentsand
accesstoatranslationservice toensurequalityassistance forcustomerswhospeakany language.
•Theycan’tansweryourwarranty
questionsbutcangetyouin contactwithaPeterbiltdealerwho can.
•TheP ACCARCustomerCenter
serviceisFREEevenifyoudon’t driveaPeterbilt.
LowAirAlarmTurnsOn
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1.Slowdowncarefully.
2.Moveasafedistanceofftheroad andstop.
3.Placethetransmissionin neutral(parkwithautomatic transmissions,ifequipped)and settheparkingbrake.(Refer toParkingBrakeValveon page4-43andOperatingthe Transmissiononpage4-22,for transmissionshiftingandparking brakeinformation.)
4.TurnOFFtheengine.
5.TurnONtheemergencyasher anduseotherwarningdevicesto alertothermotorists.
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WARNING!
Iftheairpressurefallsbelow60 psi(414kPa)thespringbrakes maystopthevehicleabruptly,which
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couldcauseanaccidentresulting indeathorpersonalinjury .Ob­servetheredwarninglampsonthe gauges.Ifonecomeson,donot continuetodrivethevehicleuntilit hasbeenproperlyrepairedorser­viced.
Ifthelightandalarmdonotturnoffat startup,donottrytodrivethevehicle untiltheproblemisfoundandxed. (RefertoUsingtheBrakeSystemon page4-24,formorebrakeinformation.)
StopEngineLampTurnsOn
StopEngineLamp-If
theStopEnginewarning lampilluminates,itmeans youhaveaseriousengine systemproblem.
WARNING!
Thisshouldbeconsideredanemer­gency.Y oushouldstopthevehicle assafelyaspossibleandturnOFF theignition.Thevehiclemustbe servicedandtheproblemcorrected beforedrivingagain.Failuretodo somaycausesevereengineorDPF damage,orcauseanaccidentwhich mayresultindeathorpersonalin­jury.
EngineOilPressureLamp TurnsOn
EngineOilPressureLamp
-Iftheoilpressuresuddenly drops,ortheaudiblealarm andengineoilpressure warninglightcomeonwhile driving,dothefollowing:
1.Slowdowncarefully.
2.Moveasafedistanceofftheroad andstop.
3.Placethetransmissioninpark andsettheparkingbrake. (SeeParkingBrakeValveon page4-43andOperatingthe Transmissiononpage4-22,for transmissionshiftingandparking brakeinformation.)
4.TurnOFFtheengine.
5.TurnONtheemergencyasher anduseotherwarningdevicesto alertothermotorists.
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6.Waitafewminutestoallowoilto drainintotheengineoilpan,and thenchecktheoillevel.(SeeOil LevelCheckonpage5-100,for detailsoncheckingoillevel.)
7.Addoilifnecessary.Iftheproblem persists,contactanauthorized dealerassoonaspossible.
CAUTION
Continuingtooperateyourvehicle withinsufcientoilpressuremay causesevereenginedamageor causeanaccidentwhichmayresult inequipmentorpropertydamage.
Itisimportanttomaintainoilpressure withinacceptablelimits.Ifoilpressure dropsbelowtheminimumpsi(kPa)a RedWarningLampontheoilpressure gaugewillilluminateandtheStop EngineLampwillcomeON.
EngineisOverheating
Thecoolingsystemmayoverheatif thecoolantlevelisbelownormalorif thereissuddenlossofcoolant,such asasplithose.Thesystemmayalso temporarilyoverheatduringsevere operatingconditionssuchas:
•Climbingalonghillonahotday
•Stoppingafterhigh-speeddriving
Ifeitheroneoftheaboveoccurs,DO
NOTTURNOFFTHEENGINEunless: a)theLowWaterwarningdevice
indicatesalossofcoolant,b)theRed Warninglamp(onthegauge)and CheckEnginelampcomesON,c)the Buzzersoundsshowinganoverheat condition,ord)ifyouhaveanyother reasontosuspecttheenginemaybe overheating-followthesesteps.
1.Reduceenginespeedand stop.Whenstopped,placethe transmissioninNeutralandsetthe
parkingbrake.(SeeParkingBrake Valveonpage4-43andPutting theVehicleinMotiononpage 4-19,fortransmissionshiftingand parkingbrakeinformation.)Keep theenginerunning.
2.ChecktoensuretheOilPressure Gaugereadsnormal.
3.Makesuretheenginefanis turningbyswitchingtheEngine FanSwitchfromAUTOtoMAN (Manual).
4.Increasetheenginespeedto aboutone-halfoffulloperating speed,or1,100to1,200rpm, maximum.
5.Returntheenginespeedtonormal idleafter2or3minutes.
6.Monitortheenginetemperature. Afterthetemperaturereturnsto normal,allowtheenginetoidle 3to5minutesbeforeshuttingit
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off.Thisallowstheenginetocool graduallyanduniformly .
7.Ifoverheatingcamefrom severeoperatingconditions,the
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temperatureshouldhavecooled bythistime.Ifithasnot,stop theengineandletitcoolbefore checkingtoseeifthecoolantis low.
Forfurtherinformationonengine temperatureandoperatingengines properly,seetheEngineOperation andMaintenanceManualandStarting &OperatingtheVehicleonpage4-5. Checkthecoolantlevelaftereach tripwhentheenginehascooled. Thecoolantlevelshouldbevisible withinthesurgetank—addcoolantif necessary.SeeT oppingOffinEngine CoolingSystemonpage5-80,for instructionsoncheckingandllingthe coolantexpansiontank.
WARNING!
Toreducethechanceofdeath,per­sonalinjuryand/orvehicledamage fromoverheatedengines,whichcan resultinare,neverleavetheen­gineidlingwithoutanalertdriver present.Iftheengineshouldover­heat,asindicatedbytheengine coolanttemperaturelight,immedi­ateactionisrequiredtocorrectthe condition.Continuedunattended operationoftheengine,evenfor ashorttime,mayresultinserious enginedamageorare.
WARNING!
Donotremovetheradiatorllcap whiletheengineishot.Scalding steamanduidunderpressuremay escape.Youcouldbebadlyburned. Failuretocomplymayresultindeath orpersonalinjury.
FuseorRelayBlows
Fusesarelocatedbehindthedrivers sidekickpanel,belowtheignition switch,andaccessiblebyadoorpanel. SeeFusePanelonpage5-88.
WARNING!
Donotreplaceafusewithafuseofa higherrating.Doingsomaydamage theelectricalsystemandcausea re.Failuretocomplymayresultin death,personalinjury,equipmentor propertydamage.
CAUTION
Beforereplacingafuse,turnOFFall lightsandaccessoriesandremove theignitionkeytoavoiddamaging theelectricalsystem.
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CAUTION
Neverpatchfuseswithtinfoilor wire.Thismaycauseseriousdam­ageelsewhereintheelectricalcir­cuit,anditmaycauseare.
CAUTION
Ifacircuitkeepsblowingfuses,have theelectricalsysteminspectedfora shortcircuitoroverloadbyanau­thorizeddealerassoonaspossible. Failuretodosocouldcauseseri­ousdamagetotheelectricalsystem and/orvehicle.
FuseInspectionandReplacement
Alltheelectricalcircuitshavefuses toprotectthemfromashortcircuitor overload.Ifsomethingelectricalon yourchassisstopsworking,therst thingyoushouldcheckforisablown fuse.
1.TurnOFFalllightsandaccessories andremovetheignitionkeyto avoiddamagingtheelectrical system.
2.Determinefromthechartonthe fusepanelwhichfusecontrolsthat component.
3.Removethatfuseandseeifitis blown.
1Blown
Ifitisblown,replaceitwithafuseof thesamerating.
Ifafuseofthesameratingisnot available,afuseofalowerratingmay betemporarilysubstituted.Y oucan alsouseafusefromacircuityoucan dotemporarilywithout(forexamplean accessorycircuitorradio).
CAUTION
Whenreplacingafailedcircuit breaker,alwaysuseanapproved circuitbreakerwithacurrentrat­ingequaltoorlessthanthecircuit breakerbeingreplaced.Onlyuse theapprovedTypeIImodiedre­setcircuitbreakers.NEVERuse aTypeI(automaticreset)orType III(manualreset)circuitbreaker.A fusewithacurrentratingequaltoor lessthanthecircuitbreakerbeing replacedcanalsobeused.
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JUMPSTARTING VEHICLES
Introduction
2
Jumpstartingavehicleisnota recommendedpracticeduetothe variousbatteryinstallationsand electricaloptions.
However,ifyourbatteryisdischarged (dead),youmaybeabletostartit byusingenergyfromagoodbattery inanothervehicle.Thisistermed jumpstarting.Besuretofollowthe precautionsandinstructionsbelow.
WARNING!
Batteriescontainacidthatcanburn andgassesthatcanexplode.Ignor­ingsafetyproceduresmayresultin death,personalinjury,equipmentor propertydamage.
WARNING!
Neverjumpstartabatterynearre, ames,orelectricalsparks.Bat­teriesgenerateexplosivegases thatcouldexplode.Keepsparks, ame,andlightedcigarettesaway frombatteries.Failuretocomply mayresultindeath,personalinjury , equipmentorpropertydamage.
WARNING!
Neverremoveortamperwithbattery caps.Ignoringthiscouldallowbat­teryacidtocontacteyes,skin,fab­rics,orpaintedsurfaces.Failureto complymayresultindeath,personal injury,equipmentorpropertydam­age.
Becarefulthatmetaltools(orany metalincontactwiththepositive terminal)donotcontactthepositive batteryterminalandanyothermetalon thevehicleatthesametime.Remove
metaljewelryandavoidleaningover thebattery .
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ToJumpStartYourVehicle
WARNING!
Whenjumpstartingusingabattery booster,itisbesttojumpstartwith anequivalentlypoweredvehicle. Verifythattheboosterbatteryhas thesamevoltandCCAspecica­tionsasthedeadbatterybefore attemptingtojumpstart.Failure tocomplymaycauseanexplosion resultingindeath,personalinjury, equipmentorpropertydamage.
CAUTION
Applyingahighervoltagebooster batterymaycauseexpensivedam­agetosensitiveelectroniccompo­nents,suchasrelays,Electronic Controlunitsorelectronicsingen­eral.Failuretocomplymayresultin equipmentdamage.
CAUTION
Improperhook-upofjumpercables ornotfollowingtheseprocedures candamagethealternatororcause seriousdamagetobothvehicles.
WARNING!
Heedallwarningsandinstructions ofthejumpercablemanufacturer. Failuretocomplymayresultin death,personalinjury,equipmentor propertydamage.
Preparingthevehicles:
1.Removeanypersonaljewelry thatmaycomeincontactwiththe batteryterminals.
2.Selectajumpercablethatislong enoughtoattachtobothvehicles inawaythatensuresneither vehicletoucheseachother.
3.Positionthetwovehiclestogether, butdonotallowthemtotouch.
4.TurnOFFalllights,heater,radio, andanyotheraccessoryonboth vehicles.
5.Settheparkingbrakes:pullout theY ellowbuttonlocatedonthe dash.
6.Shiftthetransmissionintopark positionorneutralformanual transmissions.(SeeOperating theTransmissiononpage4-22 andParkingBrakeValveonpage 4-43,fortransmissionshiftingand parkingbrakeinformation.)
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7.Ifeithervehicleisequippedwith batterydisconnectsensurethey areinthe"OFF"positionpriorto connectingthetwovehicles.
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Connectthebatteries:
1.Attachoneendofajumpercable
tothepositive(+)terminalofthe discharged(dead)battery.This willhavealargered+orPonthe batterycase,post,orclamp.
2.Attachtheotherendofthesame
cabletothepositive(+)terminal ofthegood(booster)battery.
3.Attachtheremainingjumpercable
FIRSTtothenegative(-)terminal (blackorN)ofthegoodbattery.
4.Attachtheotherendofthe negativecabletoabaremetalpart notboltedtotheengineblock.
NOTE
Alwaysconnectpositive(+)to positive(+)andnegative(-)to negative(-).
5.Ifeithervehicleisequippedwith batterydisconnects,ensurethat theyareinthe"ON"position.
6.Startthevehiclethathasthe goodbatteryrst.Letitrunfor5 minutes.
7.Startthevehiclethathasthe discharged(dead)battery.
Iftheenginefailstostart,donot continuetocrankthestarterbut contactthenearestauthorizeddealer.
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Removejumpercables:
WARNING!
Whendisconnectingjumpercables, makesuretheydonotgetcaughtin anymovingpartsintheenginecom­partment.Failuretocomplymayre­sultindeath,personalinjury,equip­mentorpropertydamage.
Reversetheaboveprocedureexactly whenremovingthejumpercables. Withenginerunning,disconnect jumpercablesfrombothvehiclesin theexactreverseorder,makingsure torstremovethenegativecablefrom thevehiclewiththedischargedbattery.
JUMPSTARTINGVEHICLES
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VEHICLERECOVERY ANDSPRINGBRAKES
VehicleRecoveryGuidelines
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Yourvehicleisequippedwith removableRecoveryHitches, designedforshortdistancerecovery purposesonly.Useonlytheprovided hitches,accordingthefollowing instructions.Whenusingthis connection,donottransportyour vehicleoverlongdistances.(Ifyour vehicledoesnothavetheproper hitches,contactyourdealer .)
Alllubricatingandclutchapplication oilpressureisprovidedbyan engine-drivenpump,whichwillnot workwhentheengineisstopped. Youcouldseriouslydamageyour vehiclebytowingitwiththedriveline connectedandthedrivewheelson theground.Worse,whenvehiclesare towed,eitherbywreckerorpiggyback,
thelubricantinthetopfrontofthe driveaxlewilldraintotherear.This willleavethetopcomponentsdry.The resultingfrictionmaydamagethem. Alwaysremovethemaindriveaxle shaftsbeforetowingyourvehicle.
CAUTION
Removethedriveaxleshaftsorlift thedrivingwheelsoffthegroundbe­foretowingthevehicle.T owingthe vehiclewitheitherthewheelsonthe groundortheaxleshaftsintheaxles willcausedamagetotheaxlegears.
CAUTION
IfyourvehiclehasaMeritoraxle withadriver-controlledmaindiffer­entiallock,installthecagingboltbe­foreremovingtheaxlesfortowing, seeDriverControlledMainDifferen­tialLockonpage2-16.Installing thecagingboltpreventsdamageby lockinginternalaxlecomponentsin position.
CAUTION
ConnectonlytotheRecovery Hitches,seeVehicleRecovery Guidelinesonpage2-12.Connec­tionstootherstructuralpartscould damagethevehicle.Donotattach tobumpersorbrackets.Useonly equipmentdesignedforthispur­pose.Failuretocomplymayresult inequipmentdamage.
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1RecoveryHitchSockets
RecoveryProcedure
1.Reviewandunderstandallthe cautionsandwarningsofthis section,seeVehicleRecovery Guidelinesonpage2-12.
2.Installtherecoveryhitches,see RecoveryHitchInstallationon page2-15.
3.Disconnectthedriveaxleshafts andcovertheopenhubs.This isnecessarybecauseifthe transmissionisdrivenbythe driveshaft(rearwheelsonthe ground),nolubricantwillreach thegearsandbearings,causing damagetothetransmission.
4.Installtherecoveryriggingusinga safetychainsystem,seeRecovery Riggingonpage2-19.
5.Makesuretherecoveredvehicle's parkingbrakesarereleased.
6.Ifyoudesiretousetherecovered vehicle’sbrakes,ensurethat
thevehicle’sairsystemis connectedtothatoftherecovery vehicle.Ensurethatanyairline thathasbeenremovedfroma driver-controlledmaindifferential lockisrmlycappedtoprevent lossofairpressurefromthe recoveryvehicleifitissupplying airpressure. Ifyoudon’tdesiretousethe recoveredvehicle’sbrakes, ensurethatyoucagethespring brakesbeforeattemptingtomove thevehicle,seeDriverControlled MainDifferentialLockonpage 2-16.
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WARNING!
Beforetowingavehicle,testyourair brakestoensurethatyouhaveprop­erlyconnectedandinspectedthere-
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coveryvehicle’sbrakesystem.Fail­uretodosocouldleadtoalossof vehiclecontrolwhichmayresultinan accidentinvolvingdeathorpersonal injury.
7.Followstate/provincialandlocal lawsthatapplytovehiclesintow.
8.Donottowvehiclesatspeedsin excessof55mph(90km/h).
Foradditionalinformationconcerning heavydutytruckrecovery,refertothe followingT echnology&Maintenance Council(TMC)literature.
•RecommendedPractice#602–A
—"FrontT owingDevicesFor TrucksandTractors."
•RecommendedPractice#602–B
—"RecoveryAttachmentPoints ForTrucks,Tractors,and CombinationV ehicles."
•RecommendedPractice#626
—"HeavyDutyTruckTowing Procedures."
Copiesofthesecanbeobtainedfrom thefollowingaddress:
Technology&MaintenanceCouncil
950N.GlebeRoad
(703)838-1763
Arlington,VA22203
Email:tmc@trucking.org
http://tmc.truckline.com
RecoveryHitchConnection
Speciallydesignedhitchesare requiredtorecoveryourvehicle.The recoveryhitchesattachtotheframe, seeRecoveryHitchAssemblyonpage 2-15.
Twohitchassemblies,madeupofthe followingparts,arerecommendedfor theproperrecoveryofyourvehicle: seeRecoveryHitchAssemblyonpage 2-15.
WARNING!
Donotusepartsfromothertrucksor materialsfromothersourcestore­pairahitchortoreplaceamissing hitch.Thepartsprovidedforrecov­eryaremadeofhighstrengthstill specicallydesignedforvehiclere­covery.Failuretousethecorrect factoryequipmentmayresultinan accidentinvolvingdeathorpersonal injury.
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Ifyourvehicleisnotequippedwith theproperrecoveryhitchassembly , contactanauthorizeddealertoobtain theproperequipment.
RecoveryHitchAssembly
1TowPin 2TowHitch 3SquareHitchSocket 4LockPin 5LockTab
RecoveryHitchInstallation
Usethefollowingproceduretoinstall theVehicleRecoveryHitches.See RecoveryHitchAssemblyillustration forpartidentication.
1.Checksquaresocketsbehind lowerbumperforobstructions, clearifnecessary .
2.Withlockpinsremoved,insert hitchesthroughbumperandinto thesquarehitchsocket.
3.Aligntheholeinthetowhitchwith thesquarehitchsockethole.
4.Insertthelockpinintothesquare hitchsocketholeandthrough theholeinthetowhitchuntilthe locktabiswithinthesquarehitch socket.
5.Rotatethelockpin90degreesto securethepininplace.
6.Removethehitchesandstoreall partsafterrecoveringthevehicle.
DriverControlledMainDifferential
Followthesestepstolocka driver-controlledmaindifferential.
WARNING!
Anopenairlineontherecovered vehiclewillcausealeakintheair systemoftherecoveryvehicleif bothvehicles’brakesystemsare connected.Thiscouldcausealoss ofsystemair,whichcancausethe servicebrakesnottofunction,re­sultinginthesuddenapplicationof thespringbrakescausingwheel lock-up,lossofcontrol,orovertake byfollowingvehicles.Y oucould beinanaccidentinvolvingdeath orpersonalinjury.Ensurethatany airlinethathasbeenremovedfrom adriver-controlledmaindifferential lockisrmlycappedtopreventloss ofairpressurefromtherecovery vehicleifitissupplyingairpressure.
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2
DriverControlledMainDifferential
1AirLine(removetoinstall
2CagingBolt(instorage
1.Liftdrivingwheelsofftheground orremovethedrivelineandaxle shaftsbeforetowingthevehicle.
CagingBolt)
location)
CAUTION
Failuretoliftthedrivingwheelsoff thegroundorremovethedriveline andaxleshaftsbeforetowingtheve­hiclecouldseriouslydamageyour vehicle.Alllubricatingandclutchap­plicationoilpressureisprovidedby anengine-drivenpump,whichdoes notworkwhentheengineisstopped. Whenvehiclesaretowedeitherby wreckerorpiggyback,lubricantinthe topfrontofthedriveaxlewilldrainto therear.Thiswillleavethetopcom-
Lock
ponentsdry,resultinginfrictionthat willseriouslydamagethesecompo­nents.
2.Coveropenhubswhenremoving driveaxleshafts.
Water,dirtandothermaterialcan enteranopenhuboraxle.This cancontaminatetheaxleuidand causepossibledamagetocompo­nents.Ensurethatthehubsarecov­eredwithplasticwheneveradrive axleshaftisremoved.
3.Forvehicleswithdriver-controlled maindifferentiallock,installthe cagingboltbeforeremovingthe axleshaftsfortowing.
a.Removetheairlineandrmly
b.Removethecagingboltfrom
c.Screwthecagingboltinto
CAUTION
cap.
itsstoragehole.
theairlinehole.When fullyengaged,a0.25-0.5 in.(6.35-12.7mm)space willremainbetweentheair cylinderandthebolthead.
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Thisactionwilllockthe differentialbypushingapiston intoa"lock"position.
CAUTION
Failuretoinstallthecagingboltwhen towingvehicleswithdriver-control maindifferentiallockcanresultin damagebyfailingtolockinternal componentsinposition.
WARNING!
Ensuretherearenoopenairlines ontherecoveredvehicleifthere­coveryvehicleandrecoveredvehicle brakesystemsareconnected.An openairlineontherecoveredvehi­clewillcausealeakintheairbrake systemoftherecoveryvehiclepos­siblycausingdeath,personalinjury, equipmentorpropertydamage.
CAUTION
Arecoveredvehiclewillhavenoop­erationalbrakesystem.Additionally , therearaxlespringbrakeswillprob­ablybeapplied.
•Ifyoudesiretousetherecovered vehicle’sbrakes,ensurethatthe vehiclesairsystemisconnected tothatoftherecoveryvehicle. Alsoensurethatanyairline thathasbeenremovedfroma driver-controlledmaindifferential lockisrmlycappedtoprevent lossofairpressurefromthe recoveryvehicle.
•Ifyoudon’tdesiretousethe recoveredvehicle’sbrakes, ensurethatyoucagethespring brakesbeforeattemptingto movethevehicle.
4.Installrecoveryhitchesand rigging.
CAUTION
Connectrecoveryriggingonlyto hitchesintendedforthatpurpose. Donotattachtobumpersorbrack­ets.Connectionstootherstructural partscoulddamagethevehicle.
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RecoveryHitchCapacities
Themaximumratedloadsforvehicle recoveryvariesdependingonthe directionorangleofpull.These
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capacitiesarelistedinthetablebelow andareforthetwohitchesworking together,simultaneously.
HitchCapacities
CAUTION
Recoverypullmaximumsassume thetowriggingevenlydistributesthe loadbetweenbothrecoveryhitches. SeeexamplesinRecoveryRigging onpage2-19fordetails.Serious damagetothevehiclemayoccurif riggingisnotconnectedproperly.
DIRECTIONOF
PULL
DirectlyForward80,000
DirectlyVerticalor Horizontallytothe Side
45ºinanyDirection
*Bothhitchespulledsimultaneously .
MAXIMUM CAPACITY
(Lb)*
Whenrecoveringditchedorbogged
CAUTION
vehicles,staywellbelowMaximum
14,600
Capacities.Evenatloadsbelow maximum,thephysicalstrainofre­coveringavehiclecoulddamage
20,000
axles,suspensions,fthwheels, etc.
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RecoveryRigging
Toconnecttothevehicle,followthe suggestedriggingmethodsbelow.
•Useadoublechainorcablesetup
thatdistributestheloadequally tobothhitches.See1or2in RecoveryRiggingillustration.
1.SpreaderBarorEqualizer
Preferred
•Neverloopasinglechainorcable
throughbothhitches(3).
•Useaspreaderorequalizerbarto
distributetheloadonbothhitches (1).
•Ifnospreaderbarisavailable,
connectthemaintowchainor
2.Minimum6FT .
Acceptable
cablenocloserthan6ft.fromthe vehicle(2).
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3.NEVERUSESINGLECHAINORCABLE
LOOPEDTHROUGHTOWDEVICES
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ReturningVehicletoService
Youwillhavetoaddlubricantto preventdamageafteryourvehiclehas beentowed.
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1.Intothepinioncage,add1pint (.47liter)oflubricantorintothe interaxledifferential,add2pints (.94liter)ofapprovedlubricant.
2.Afteraddingthespeciedtype andamountoflubricant,drivethe vehicle.Itshouldbeunloaded. Drive1to2miles(1.5to3km) ataspeedlowerthan25mph (40km/h).Thiswillthoroughly circulatethelubricantthroughthe assembly.
SpringBrakes—Manual Release
Recoveringavehiclerequiresthatyou releasetheparkingbrakes.Theremay betimeswhenthereisnotenoughair pressuretoreleasetheparkingbrakes. Insuchcases,theparkingbrakes (orSpringBrakes)canbemanually released.
WARNING!
Donotdrivevehiclewithmalfunc­tioningbrakes.Ifoneofthebrake circuitsshouldbecomeinoperative, brakingdistanceswillincreasesub­stantiallyandhandlingcharacteris­ticswhilebrakingwillbeaffected. Youcouldlosecontrolofyourvehi­cleorcauseanaccident.Haveit towedtothenearestdealerorqual­iedrepairfacilityforrepair.Failure tocomplymayresultindeath,per­sonalinjury ,equipmentorproperty damage.
Thebrakescanbereleasedinthis mannershouldthepressureintheair systemnotbeenoughtoreleasethem. Thismayoccurininstanceswhere theengine'saircompressorisnot abletogetthesystemuptooperating pressure.
WARNING!
Donotdisassembleaspringbrake chamber.Thesechamberscon­tainapowerfulspringthatiscom­pressed.Suddenreleaseofthis springmayresultindeathorper­sonalinjury.
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WARNING!
Donotoperateavehiclewhenthe springbrakeshavebeenmanually released.Drivingavehicleafterits springbrakesaremanuallyreleased isextremelydangerous.Thebrakes maynotfunction.Failuretocomply mayresultindeath,personalinjury , equipmentorpropertydamage.
WARNING!
Alwayssecurethevehiclewith wheelchocks,chains,orother safemeanstopreventrollingbe­foremanuallyreleasingthespring brakes.Releasingthespringbrakes onanunsecuredvehiclecouldlead toanaccident.Thevehiclecould roll,whichmayresultindeath,per­sonalinjury ,equipmentorproperty damage.
Tomoveavehicleimmobilizedby thespringbrakesduetolossofair
pressureinthebrakesystem,perform thefollowingprocedure:
1.Removethe capfromthespring chamber.
2.Removethe releasestud assemblyfromthe sidepocket,and removetherelease nutandwasherfrom thereleasestud.
3.Slideoutthe releasestud.
4.Inserttherelease studthroughthe openinginthespring chamberwherethe capwasremoved. Insertitintothe pressureplate.Turn thereleasestud1/4 turnclockwiseinthe pressureplate.This securesthecross pinintothecrosspin areaofthepressure plateandlocksitinto themanualrelease position.
5.Assemblethe releasestudwasher andnutonthe releasestud.
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6.Withawrench, turnthereleasestud assemblynutuntilthe compressionspring is90-95percent
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caged.Whiledoing this,checktomake surethepushrod (adapterpushrod orservicepush rod)isretracting. Donotover-torque thereleasestud assembly.(S-Cam typemaximum:50 lb-ft,Wedgetype maximum:30lb-ft). Thespringbrakeis nowmechanically released.
Ifthevehiclegetsstuckinsand, mud,snow,orice:
•Movethegearshiftleveror
selectorfromFirsttoReverse.
•Applylightpressureonthe
acceleratorpedalwhilethe transmissionisingear.
•Removeyourfootfromthe
acceleratorwhileshifting.
•Donotracetheengine.
•Forbesttractionandsafety,avoid
Donotspinthewheelsfasterthan 35mph(55km/h).Spinningatireat speedometerreadingsfasterthan 35mph(55km/h)canbedangerous. Tirescanexplodefromspinningtoo fast.Undersomeconditions,atire maybespinningataspeedtwice thatshownonthespeedometer. Anyresultingtireexplosioncould causedeathorpersonalinjurytoa bystanderorpassenger,aswellas extensivevehicledamage:includ­ingtire,transmissionand/orrear axlemalfunction.
spinningthewheels.
Complywiththefollowing instructionstoavoidtransmission damage:
WARNING!
•Alwaysstartvehicleinmotionwith
theshiftleverinrstgear.
Sand,Mud,SnowandIce
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•Besurethattransmissionisfully
engagedingearbeforereleasing theclutchpedal(manualonly).
•Donotshiftintoreversewhilethe
vehicleismoving.
•Ifthevehicleneedstobe
recoveredfrombeingstuck,donot permitthevehicletobetowedfor longdistanceswithoutremoving thedriveshaft.
TireChains
Ifyouneedtirechains,installthemon bothsidesofthedrivingaxle.
CAUTION
Chainsonthetiresofonlyonetan­demaxlecandamagethedriveline U-jointsandtheinteraxledifferen­tial.Repairscouldbecostlyand time-consuming.Failuretocomply mayresultinequipmentdamage.
TowingtheVehicle
Towingthevehicleshouldbedone byeitheranauthorizeddealer oracommercialvehicletowing service.Thedealerorcommercial towingservicewillhavethenecessary equipmenttosafelytowthevehicleand shouldbeabletomakearrangements tolimitanydamagetothevehicle.The towingserviceandthedealershould beawareoftowingregulationsand safetyprecautions.
Thetowingservicewillensurethatthe followingprecautionsaretaken:
•Useofasafetychainsystem.
•Abidebyalllocaltowing
regulations.
•Ensurethatthetowingdevice
doesnotcontactanysurfacesthat couldbedamagedwhileintransit.
•Iftowingfromthefront,ensure
thattherearaxlesareprepared fortowing.
•Iftowingfromtherear,ensure
thatallbodycomponentssuchas roof,sideandchassisfairingsare securedproperlytoavoiddamage whileintransit.
WARNING!
Securetheroof,sideandchassis fairingswhiletowingfromtherear. Anunsecuredfairingmaycomeoff ofthevehicleduringtransit.Failure tosecurethefairingswhiletowing maycauseaninjuryaccidentresult­ingindeathorpersonalinjury.
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INSTRUMENTPANEL
InstrumentsandControls............3-5
MenuControlSwitch(MCS)...........3-8
WARNINGSYMBOLS
StandardWarningLightsandAudibleAlarm....3-9
WarningLight/IndicatorSymbols........3-11
DescriptionofWarningSymbols........3-19
DRIVERINFORMATIONDISPLA Y
Introduction.................3-25
STANDARDGAUGES
Introduction.................3-31
Speedometer.................3-31
Odometer/TripMeter.............3-32
Tachometer.................3-32
EngineHours/OutsideAirTemperature.....3-33
EngineOilPressureGauge..........3-34
CONTROLS
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CONTROLS
WaterT emperatureGauge...........3-35
FuelGauge.................3-36
DieselExhaustFluid(DEF)Gauge.......3-37
Primary(Secondary)AirPressureGauge(Air
Reservoir).................3-37
OPTIONALGAUGES
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STEERINGCOLUMN-MOUNTEDCONTROLS
DASH-ANDDOOR-MOUNTEDCONTROLS
Introduction.................3-39
ForwardDriveAxleT emperatureGauge.....3-39
RearDriveAxleT emperatureGauge......3-40
SteeringColumnControls...........3-41
Horn....................3-46
IgnitionSwitch................3-47
HazardFlasher................3-47
DaytimeRunningLights............3-48
PanelLightDimmer..............3-49
IDandClearanceLightsSwitch.........3-49
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DomeLight.................3-49
FogLightsSwitch...............3-50
AirSuspensionDeateSwitch(DumpValve)...3-50
CruiseControlSwitch.............3-51
RegenerationSwitch.............3-52
PowerMirrorSwitch..............3-53
MirrorHeatSwitch..............3-54
PowerWindowSwitch.............3-54
PowerDoorLockSwitch............3-55
JacobsEngineBrakeorCummins"C"BrakeSwitch3-55
InteraxleDifferentialLockSwitch........3-56
Two-SpeedRearAxle(Range)Switch......3-56
FifthWheelLock(SliderAdjustment)Switch...3-57 ParkingBrakeValveandTrailerAirSupplyValve.3-57
PowerPort..................3-60
Cupholders/Ashtray..............3-60
ShiftPatternDisplay..............3-61
CONTROLS
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HEATINGANDAIRCONDITIONING
ACCESSORIES
CONTROLS
CabControls.................3-62
Introduction.................3-63
ManualControls...............3-65
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NavigationSystem..............3-69
Radio....................3-70
GloveCompartment..............3-70
VehicleT elematicSystem...........3-71

INSTRUMENTPANEL

InstrumentsandControls
Thedashincludesstandardgauges andswitches.Y ourvehiclemaycome withallorsomeoftheswitchesand gaugesdiscussedhere.Thelocation ofswitchesonthedashwillvary dependingontheoptionsorderedand howyourvehiclewascongured.
INSTRUMENTPANEL
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INSTRUMENTPANEL
3
1.EngineOilPressure
2.DEFGauge
3.FuelLevel
4.T achometer
5.DriverInformationDisplay
6.Speedometer
7.PrimaryAirPressure
8.SecondaryAirPressure
9.WaterT emperature
10.Headllights
11.ClearanceLights
12.HazardSwitch
13.Optional
14.Optional
15.PanelLights
16.EngineFan
17.CruiseControlOn/Off
18.CruiseControlSelect
19.MenuControlSwitch
20.Ignition
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INSTRUMENTPANEL
3
1.Radio
2.StorageorOptional Navigation
3.HV ACControls
4.EmissionControls
5.EngineBrake(on/off) (Optional)
6.EngineBrake(Select) (Optional)
7.OptionalElectricSwitch*
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8.OptionalElectricSwitch*
9.OptionalElectricSwitch*
10.ParkBrakeControls
11.TransmissionDisplay (Automatic)
12.OptionalAirSwitch
13.OptionalAirSwitch
14.OptionalAirSwitch
15.OptionalUSBPort
16.OptionalSwitch
*Theseswitchesarenot shown.Theseswitch locationsareavailableonly iftheautomatictransmission selectorisnotmounted(item
11).
INSTRUMENTPANEL
MenuControlSwitch(MCS)
TheMCSisusedtonavigatethe DriverInformationDisplayunit.The MenuControlSwitchislocatedonthe DPanelasshownintheillustration below.
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TheMCShasthefollowingfunctions:
•RotatingtheMSC
°Selectingdisplay
°Settingvalues
•PushingtheMSC
°Conrmingdesiredselection
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WARNINGSYMBOLS

WARNINGSYMBOLS
StandardWarningLights andAudibleAlarm
Thewarninglightsandaudiblealarm mayindicateasystemmalfunction. Checkthelightsfrequently,and respondproperlyassoonasyousee onegoon.Theselightscouldsave youfromaseriousaccident.
WARNING!
Donotignoreawarninglightor audbilealarm.Thesesignalstell yousomethingiswrongwithyour vehicle.Itcouldbeafailurein animportantsystem,suchasthe brakes,whichcouldleadtoanacci­dent.Havetheappropriatesystem checkedimmediately .
1.DriverInformationDisplay
2.StatusIndicator
3.LowerLightBar
Warninglightsandindicatorsymbols willbeshowninbothareas1and2. Area3isdedicatedtotheturnand highbeamindicatorsymbols.
1.DriverInformationDisplay:The displaycanshowuptosixwarning lights.Warningsdonothavexed positionsandaredisplayedinorder ofcriticality.Themostcriticalwarning willbedisplayedonthetoprowand totheleft.Ifmorethansixwarnings
areactive,themenucontrolswitch (MCS)canbeusedtoscrollthrough theadditionalwarnings.
2.StatusIndicator:Additionallights andindicatorsymbolsaredisplayedin theStatusIndicator.Theyarelimited to:
•ParkBrake
•TransmissionGear(Automatic
transmissionsonly)
•Warnings
•CruiseControl-active
•Clockalarmbell
RefertoWarningLight/Indicator Symbolsonpage3-11forinformation oneachsymbol.
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WARNINGSYMBOLS
InstrumentSystemSelfTest:
Whentheignitionswitchisturned ontheinstrumentationsystemwill undergoaSelfTest.Thistestwill verifytheoperationofthegaugesand warnings.
DuringtheInstrumentationSystemSelf
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Test,threescreenswillsequentially displaywarningicons(approximately 3secondseachscreen)onthe InformationDisplay.Theseare:
RefertoWarningLight/Indicator Symbolsonpage3-11forinformation oneachsymbol.
Completingthissequencewillindicate asuccessfulSelfT est.Haveyour instrumentationsystemcheckedbya qualitedservicetechnicianifdoesnot successfullycomplete.
AudibleAlarm:
Theaudiblealarmwillsoundduring theInstrumentationSystemSelfTest. Theaudiblealarmwillalsosoundin conjunctionwithsomewarninglights. Theseeventsincludebutarenot limitedtoheadlighton,fthwheel,stop engine,primary/secondaryair,and driverdooropenwarnings.
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WARNINGSYMBOLS
OptionalLights:
Additionallightsmaybeoperational dependingonindividualvehicle specications.Thesewillbeincluded intheInstrumentSystemSelfT est.
NOTE
Someoptionallightsmayillumi­nateeventhoughyourvehicleisnot equippedwiththatparticularfea­ture.
WarningLight/IndicatorSymbols
SymbolNameSymbolColor
1.ActiveWarnings,ExclamationPoint Red
2.ActiveWarnings,Number Yellow
WarningLight/Indicator Symbols
ThefollowingisalistofWarningLight /IndicatorSymbols.Readingleftto right,thetableheaderidenties:
•theSymbolName
•theappearanceoftheSymbol
•theSymbolColorwhenitis
illuminated
•whetherthesymbolisstandard
(Std)oroptional(Opt)
•whetherthesymbolhasan
associatedcheckmessage
•thePageNumberreferencefor
additionalinformation
Symbolsarelistedbymajorcomponent sections.
Example:Engine,andthenin alphabeticalorder.
Std/
Opt
Std
Std
MsgPage
onpage3-19
onpage3-19
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WARNINGSYMBOLS
SymbolNameSymbolColor
3.ActiveWarnings,Triangle Y ellow
4.Alternator Red
Std/
Opt
Std
Opt
MsgPage
onpage3-19
onpage3-19
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5.Anti-LockBrakeSystem(ABS)
6.Anti-LockBrakeSystem(ABS),Trailer
7.Axle,Inter-AxleDifferentialLocked(T andemAxles)
8.Axle,StabilityControl
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Std
Std
Std
Std
onpage3-19
onpage3-19
onpage3-20
onpage3-20
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WARNINGSYMBOLS
SymbolNameSymbolColor
9.Axle,TractionControl
10.BrakeSystem Opt
11.Clock,AlarmBell
12.CruiseControl,Active
13.DumpTruck,BodyUp Yellow
14.DumpTruck,TrailerBodyUp Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Std/
Opt
Std
MsgPage
onpage3-20
onpage3-21
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Std
Std
Opt
Opt
onpage3-21
onpage3-21
onpage3-21
onpage3-21
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WARNINGSYMBOLS
SymbolNameSymbolColor
15.Emissions,DieselParticulateFilter(DPF)
16.Emissions,HighExhaustSystemT emperture(HEST)
Std/
Opt
Yellow
Yellow
Std
Std
MsgPage
onpage3-21
onpage3-21
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17.Emissions,MalfunctionIndicatorLamp(MIL)
18.Engine,CheckEngine
19.Engine,EtherStart GreenOpt
20.Engine,Heater Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Std
Std
Opt
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WARNINGSYMBOLS
SymbolNameSymbolColor
21.Engine,LowCoolantLevel
22.Engine,Overspeed
23.Engine,Retarder(Brake) GreenOpt
24.Engine,StopEngine
25.Engine,WaitT oStart
26.FifthWheel,KingPinLock
Yellow
Red
Red
Yellow
Red
Std/
Opt
Std
Opt
MsgPage
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Std
Opt
Opt
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WARNINGSYMBOLS
SymbolNameSymbolColor
27.FifthWheel,SlideUnlocked
28.Lights,HighBeam Blue
Std/
Opt
Red
Std
Std
MsgPage
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29.MessageWaiting
30.ParkBrake Red
31.PowerT ake-off(PTO) GreenOpt
32.PowerT ake-off(PTO),PumpMode GreenOpt
GreenOpt
Std
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WARNINGSYMBOLS
SymbolNameSymbolColor
33.Refrigerator GreenOpt
34.SeatBelt,Fasten
35.SuspensionDump
36.TireInation
37.Transmission,Auxiliary Yellow
38.Transmission,Check
Red
Yellow
Yellow
Red
Std/
Opt
Std
MsgPage
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Std
Opt
Opt
Opt
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WARNINGSYMBOLS
SymbolNameSymbolColor
39.Transmission,RangeInhibit Red
40.Transmission,OilFilter
Std/
Opt
Opt
Yellow
Opt
MsgPage
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41.Transmission,OilT emperatureHigh
42.TurnSignal,Left GreenStd
43.TurnSignal,Right GreenStd
44.Voltage
Yellow
OrangeStd
Opt
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WARNINGSYMBOLS
DescriptionofWarning Symbols
1.ActiveWarnings,Exclamation Point
Illuminateswhenaredwarningis active.UsetheMCSknobtoviewthe warningsthatareactive.
2.ActiveWarnings,Number
Illuminatesthetotalnumberofred andyellowactivewarnings.Usethe MCStoviewtheactivewarningsifthe displayshowsa>symbol.
3.ActiveWarnings,Triangle
Illuminateswhenayellowwarningis active.UsetheMCSknobtoviewthe warningsthatareactive.
4.Alternator
Illuminatesifthealternatorisnot charging.(Foralternatorswithwarning lampoutputsignal.)
5.Anti-LockBrakeSystem (ABS)
IlluminatesduringtheInstrumentation SystemSelfT est.HavetheABS systemcheckedbyaPeterbiltdealer iftheABSWarningLampstaysonfor morethan3seconds.
Illuminatesduringnormaloperating conditionstoindicateaproblemwith theABSSystem.
Illuminateswhenaproblemexists withtheoptionalWheelSpinControl feature.
6.Anti-LockBrakeSystem (ABS),Trailer
IlluminatesduringtheInstrumentation SystemSelfTestandthetractor/truck isconnectedwithaABSequipped trailer.
Illuminatesduringnormaloperating conditionstoindicateaproblemwith theTrailerABSSystem.Thisshould becheckedbyaPeterbiltdealeras soonaspossible.
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•Tractors/Trucksandtrailers builtafter3/1/01mustbe abletoturnonanIn-Cab TrailerABSWarningLamp (perU.S.FMVSS121).The industrychosePowerLine
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Communication(PLC)asthe standardmethodtoturniton.
•Ontrailersbuiltpriorto3/1/01 verifytrailerABSsystemstatus viatherequiredexternalwarning lampmountedonthetrailer. Theindicatorlamponthetrailer shouldbeyellowandidentied withtheletters"ABS".
7.Axle,Inter-AxleDifferential Locked(T andemAxles)
Illuminateswhentheinter-axle differentialswitchisONthuslocking theinter-axledifferential.Thispowers theforwardrearandtherearrear
differentialsequally.Whentheswitch
NOTE
isturnedoff(inter-axledifferential unlocked)theenginepowerisallowed toowtoanyofthe4drivetiresbased onthedifferentialeffect(mostlytothe forwardreardifferential).(Thisfeature isstandardonalltandemaxles).
8.Axle,StabilityControl(ESC orElectronicStabilityControl)
Calculatesthedriver’sintended pathoftravelfromwheelspeedand steeringanglesensors,thencompares calculationstotheactualdirectionof travel.Thesystemusesindividual wheelbrakestore-adjustthepathof thevehicle.
•Illuminatesduringthepower-on
self-testwhentheignitionis turnedON.Itturnsoffafterafew secondsifnosystemproblems aredetected.IfanESCproblem isdetected,theESCwarninglamp willturnonandstayon.
•IlluminateswhentheESCsystem
isregulatingindividualwheel brakestocorrectthevehicle’s directionoftravel.
9.Axle,TractionControl(A TC orAutomaticTractionControl)
Watchesvehicle’swheelspeeds todetectslippageandmayreduce enginepower,orapplyvehiclebrakes, tohelpincreasetraction.
•Illuminatesduringthepower-on
self-testwhentheignitionis turnedON.Itturnsoffafterafew secondsifnosystemproblems aredetected.IfanA TCproblemis detected,theATCwarninglamp willturnonandstayon.
•IlluminateswhentheATCis
regulatingwheelspinandturnsoff afterthetractioncontroleventhas ended.
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•Flashescontinuouslywhenthe
ATC/DeepSnow&Mudswitch isturnedon,indicatingthatthis featureisactive.
10.BrakeSystem
Illuminatestoindicateamalfunction inthehydraulicbrakesystem(when equippedwithHybraulicbrakes).
11.Clock,AlarmBell
Illuminateswhenthealarmisset.Itwill ashwhentheclockalarmisactive.
12.CruiseControl,Active
Illuminateswhencruisecontrolis active.
13.DumpTruck,BodyUp
IlluminateswhenTruckDumpBodyis up.
14.DumpT ruck,TrailerBody Up
IlluminateswhenTrailerDumpBody isup.
15.Emissions,Diesel ParticulateFilter(DPF)
Illuminateswhendieselparticulate trapisplugged.Thiswarningwillalso illuminatewhenregenerationoperation isdisabled.
16.Emissions,HighExhaust SystemT emperture(HEST)
Illuminateswhentheexhaustgas temperatureandexhaustcomponents becomeextremelyhot.
17.Emissions,Malfunction IndicatorLamp(MIL)
Illuminateswhenanengineemissions failurehasoccurred.Thevehicle canbesafelydrivenbutshouldbe servicedtocorrecttheproblem.The situationshouldnotbeconsidered anemergency.Insomecases,the MalfunctionIndicatorLampwillactivate inconjunctionwiththeHighExhaust Temperature,DieselParticulateFilter (DPF)andDieselExhaustFluid(DEF) WarningLights.
18.Engine,CheckEngine
Illuminateswhenaproblemexists,but thevehiclecanstillbesafelydriven. Vehicleshouldbeservicedtocorrect theproblembutthesituationshould notbeconsideredanemergency.
19.Engine,EtherStart
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Illuminateswhenetherstartswitchis on.
20.Engine,Heater
IlluminateswhenEngineHeaterswitch ison.
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21.Engine,LowCoolantLevel
Illuminateswithanaudiblealarm indicatingcriticallylowcoolantlevel. Thevehiclemustbeservicedtocorrect theproblembutthesituationshould notbeconsideredanemergency.
22.Engine,Overspeed
IlluminateswhenengineRPMis exceeded.
23.Engine,Retarder(Brake)
Illuminateswhentheengineretarder (compressionbrakeorexhaustbrake) switchisturnedon.(Engineretarders areanoption.)
24.Engine,StopEngine
Illuminatesandanaudiblealarmtone willsoundwhenamajorenginesystem problemexists.
WARNING!
Thisshouldbeconsideredanemer­gency.Y oushouldstopthevehicle assafelyaspossibleandturnOFF theignition.Thevehiclemustbe servicedandtheproblemcorrected beforedrivingagain.Failuretodo somaycausesevereenginedam­ageorcauseanaccident.
25.Engine,WaitToStart
Illuminateswhenenginegridheateris on(PACCARPX-6andPX-8).
26.FifthWheel,KingPinLock
Illuminateswhenairactuatedfth wheelKingPinisunlocked.
27.FifthWheel,SlideUnlocked
Illuminatesandanaudiblewarning tonewillsoundwhentheairoperated slidingfthwheelswitchison,thus unlockingtheslidingfthwheel. Thelightandanaudiblewarning toneshouldNOTbeconsideredan emergencybutsimplyasareminder toturnofftheswitchtolockthesliding fthwheelbeforedriving.Thisswitch shouldnotbeoperatedwhiledriving. (Slidingfthwheelsareanoption).
28.Lights,HighBeam
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Illuminateswhenthehighbeamsare on.Thisiconwillashwithaudible alarmiftheheadlampsarelefton whenthedoorisopen.Inaddition,this iconwillash,butwithoutanaudible alarm,ifthereisaproblemwiththe lowbeamheadlightsorthelowbeam headlightwiring.Insuchevent,the highbeamheadlightswillturnonat 50%normalbrightness.
29.MessageWaiting
Illuminateswithtelematicequipped messaging.
30.ParkBrake
Illuminatesinthestatusindicatorwhen parkingbrakesareappliedandthe vehicleisstationary .Thissymbolwill alsoilluminateintheDriverInformation Displayiftheparkingbrakesare appliedandthevehicleisinmotion.
31.PowerT ake-off(PTO)
IlluminateswhenthePTOisengaged.
NOTE
DonotdrivevehiclewithPTOen­gaged.
32.PowerTake-off(PTO),Pump Mode
Illuminateswithremotethrottle application.Indicatespumpmodeis active.
33.Refrigerator
Illuminatestoindicatethatthe refrigeratorisonandignitionisoff.
34.SeatBelt,Fasten
Illuminateswhentheignitionkeyis turnedonasaremindertofastenyour seatbelt.
35.SuspensionDump
Illuminateswhensuspensionairbags aredeated.
36.TireInation
Illuminateswhentirepressuresneedto bechecked.(TirePressureMonitoring Systemisanoption)
37.Transmission,Auxiliary
Illuminatestoindicateauxiliary transmissionisinneutral.
38.Transmission,Check
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Illuminateswhentransmissionhas recordedafaultcode.Thisicon mayalsoappearintheTransmission DisplaymenuoftheDriverInformation Displayunit.Iftheuserisinthisdisplay menu,theicondoesnotindicatea faultcode.
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39.Transmission,RangeInhibit
IlluminateswithAllison1000/2000 seriestransmissionswith"Range Inhibit"output.
40.Transmission,OilFilter
Illuminateswhenserviceisrequired (Allisontransmissionsonly).
41.Transmission,Oil TemperatureHigh
Illuminateswhentransmission lubricanttemperatureistoohigh.The informationdisplaywillprovidethe currentoiltemperaturewhentheicon isilluminated.
CAUTION
Thisshouldbeconsideredanemer­gency.Y oushouldstopthevehicle assafelyaspossibleandturnOFF theignition.Thevehiclemustbe servicedandtheproblemcorrected beforedrivingagain.Failuretodo somaycauseseveretransmission damage.
42.TurnSignal,Left
Blinkswhentheleftturnsignalorthe hazardlightfunctionisoperating.
43.TurnSignal,Right
Blinkswhentherightturnsignalorthe hazardlightfunctionisoperating.
44.V oltage
Illuminateswhentransmission lubricanttemperatureistoohigh.The informationdisplaywillprovidethe currentoiltemperaturewhentheicon isilluminated.
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DRIVERINFORMATIONDISPLAY

DRIVERINFORMATION DISPLAY
Introduction
WARNING!
DonotlookattheDriverInformation Displayforprolongedperiodswhile thevehicleismoving.Onlyglance atthemonitorbrieywhiledriving. Failuretodosocanresultinthe drivernotbeingattentivetothevehi­cle’sroadposition,whichcouldlead toanaccidentandpossiblepersonal injuryorequipmentdamage.
TheDriverInformationDisplay,located atthetopoftheinstrumentcluster, displaysimportantvehicleinformation throughaconstantmonitoringof systemswhenanyofthefollowing conditionsaremet:
•ignitionkeyinONorACCpositions
•ignitiontimerisactive
•MCSbuttonispushed
(independentofignitionkey switchposition)
•clockalarmsounds
•driverorpassengerdoorisopened
•hazardwarninglampswitchison
Thevariousfunctionsmaybe accessedbynavigatingthroughMenu ScreensusingtheMCS.RefertoMenu ControlSwitch(MCS)onpage3-8for moredetailfortheMCS.
ThebulletsintheMenuBarallow accesstoeachitembypushing theMCSwhenthedesiredbulletis highlighted.
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Inadditiontoablankscreen,the followingaremenuitemsandthe informationavailablewithineachmenu selections.
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SomeDriverInformationDisplay functionsareonlyaccessiblewhen thevehicleisparked.Otherfunc­tionsareaccessiblewhilethevehi­cleismovingorwhenparked.Each functionisidentiedinthefollowing descriptions.
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FuelEconomy
NOTE
Accessiblewhileparkedordriving.
Currentfueleconomy-Indicates instantaneousfueleconomy.
Tripfueleconomy-Indicatestripfuel economy.
RPMDetail
Accessiblewhileparkedordriving.
RPMreadingofactualengineRPM. EngineRPMwithinthebargraph indicatestheengineisoperatinginthe mostefcientRPMrange.Thedisplay colorwillchangeifyouareoperating outsideofthisrange.
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IgnitionTimer
Accessiblewhileparkedonly.
Ignitiontimerissetfromthismenu. Theignitiontimermaybesetforupto 30minutes.
TripInformation
NOTE
Whenaccessingthetripinformation menu,pushtheMCSonthismenu (bullet).Toexit,pushtheMCS again.T oresetthetripvalues,press theTripOdometerResetButtonon themaingaugeinstrumentcluster.
CertainTripInformationfunctions areaaccessiblewhendrivingorwhen parked:
•TripEconomy
•TripAverageSpeed
OtherTripInformationfunctionsare accessibleonlywhenparked:
•TripDistance
•TripEngineHours
•TripIdleHours
•TripIdlePercentage(%)
•PTOHours
•PTOTripHours
•PTOTripPercentage(%)
ToresettheTripV alues,presstheTrip OdometerResetButtononthemain gaugeinstrumentcluster.
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TruckInformation
Accessiblewhileparkedonly.
Whenaccessingthetruckinforma­tionmenu,pushtheMCSonthis menu(bullet).T oexit,pushtheMCS again.
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Truckinformationavailable:
•ChassisNumber
•EngineMake
•EngineModel
•EngineSWVersion
•TransmissionMake
•TransmissionModel
NOTE
•TransmissionSWVersion
•ABS(AntilockBrakingSystem)
Make
DiagnosticDisplay
Accessiblewhileparkedonly.
NOTE
"FaultsFound"willonlybeactiveifa redoryellowwarninglampisillumi­nated.
•ABSModel
•ABSSWVersion
•CECU(CabElectronicControl
Unit)SoftwareVersion
•CECUHardwareVersion
Thediagnosticdisplaymenu(bullet) willindicateafaultthatisgenerated bythevehicle'sEngine,ABSand/or Transmissionsystems.Whileon thismenuitemthedisplaywilleither indicate"NoFaultsFound"or"Faults Found".If"FaultsFound"isactive, pushingtheMCSwilldisplaynew menusformoreinformation.
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TransmissionDisplay
Automatedtransmissionsonly­accessiblewhileparkedordriving.
NOTE
RefertotheAutomatedTransmis­sionOperator’sManualforaddi­tionalinformation.
Thismenuwillshowgearnumberthat coincideswiththecurrenttransmission gearselected.Themenualsodisplays thetransmissionicontolettheuser knowwhatscreentheyarein.(Does notindicateafaultcode.)
SettingsMenu
Accessiblewhileparkedonly.
NOTE
RefertotheAutomatedTransmis­sionOperator’sManualforaddi­tionalinformation.
TheSettingsmenuscreenallows thedrivertoviewand/orchangethe followingmenuitems:
•DisplayFormat12Hour(AM/PM)
or24Hour(military)
•Home/LocalTime
•AlarmON/OFF
•AlarmTime
•Unitsofmeasure
•Language(English,Spanishor
French)
ToSetClockDisplayFormat:
1.WhenintheSettingsMenu,scroll throughthelistofmenuitemsto "Format".
2.PresstheMCStodisplayeither12 hour(AM/PM)or24hour(military) time.
ToSetHome,LocalorAlarmTime:
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1.WhenintheSettingsMenu,scroll throughthelistofmenuitems.
2.PresstheMCStoselecttheitem tochange.
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3.RotatetheMCSknobtochange thehour.PresstheMCS.
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STANDARDGAUGES

STANDARDGAUGES
Introduction
Onthepagesthatfollowyouwillnd descriptionsofsomeofthegauges onyourinstrumentpanel.Formore informationaboutusingthemin driving,see"StartingandOperating theVehicle"AlsochecktheIndex underthenameofthegaugeor functionyouwanttoknowmoreabout.
WARNING!
Donotignoreawarninglightor audbilealarm.Thesesignalstell yousomethingiswrongwithyour vehicle.Itcouldbeafailurein animportantsystem,suchasthe brakes,whichcouldleadtoanacci­dent.Havetheappropriatesystem checkedimmediately .
SomegaugeswilldisplayaredLED warninglight,withsomeaccompanied
byanaudiblealarm,wheneverthe limitsofthefunctionbeingdisplayed areexceeded.
Speedometer
Thespeedometerindicatesthe vehiclespeedinmilesperhour(mph) andinkilometersperhour(km/h). Thespeedometeralsoincludesan odometer,tripmeter,andtripreset button.
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Odometer/TripMeter
TheLCDdisplayinthelowerpartofthe speedometercontainstheodometer andtripmeter.
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Theodometerdisplaysthetotal distanceyourvehiclehastraveled. ItwilldisplayinmilesonanEnglish speedometerorinkilometersona metricspeedometer.Themaximum distancethatcanbeshownonthe odometeris"1999999"beforeitrolls overtozero.
Thetripodometerdisplayshowfar thevehiclehasgoneonaparticular trip.Thetripodometerwilldisplayin milesonanEnglishspeedometerorin kilometersonametricspeedometer, inonetenthdivisions.Themaximum distancethatcanbeshownonthetrip
odometeris"9999.9"beforeitrolls overtozero.
Toresetthetripodometer,press andholdthetripresetbuttonon thespeedometer.Thenumberswill resetto0andbegintocountnew miles/kmtraveled.Thisalsoresetsthe tripvaluesintheDriverInformation Display.
Thetripresetbuttonalsotogglesall displaysbetweenEnglishandMetric.
NOTE
TheOdometer/TripMetercomes onwhenthedoorisopenedorthe keyisintheaccessoryorignition position.TheOdometer/TripMeter willremainonfor3secondsafter thedoorisclosedortheignition switchisturnedoff.Thisallows driverandservicepersonneltoread theodometerwithoutignitionswitch beingturnedon.
Tachometer
Yourtachometermeasurestheengine speedinrevolutions-per-minute (RPM).Thetachometeralsoincludes anenginehourmeterandoutsideair temperaturedisplay .
Watchingyourtachometerisimportant todrivingefciently .Itwillletyou matchdrivingspeedandgearselection totheoperatingrangeofyourengine. Ifyourenginespeedgetstoohigh, youcanselectahighergeartolower theRPM.Ifyourenginespeeddrops
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STANDARDGAUGES
toolow,youcanselectalowergear toraisetheRPM.
EngineHours/OutsideAir Temperature
TheLCDdisplayinthelowerpartofthe tachometercontainstheenginehour meterandtheoutsideairtemperature display.
Theenginehourmeterwilldisplay thetotalnumberofhourstheengine hasbeenrunning.Themaximum hoursthatcanbeshownare"99999.9" beforethemeterrollsovertozero.
Theoutsideairtemperature(OA T) willdisplaythetemperatureoutside thevehicle.Thetemperaturecan bedisplayedfrom-40°to158°in Fahrenheitor-40°to70°Celsius.The displaywillalsoalertthedriverwhen theoutsidetemperateapproaches freezing(32°For0°C)bydisplaying
asnowakesymbol.Thesymbolwill turnonwhenthetemperaturedrops below34°For11°Candashforthe rst3seconds,thenstayonuntilthe temperaturegoesabove37°For28°C
Thetemperaturecandisplayusing StandardorMetricunits.Pressthe tripresetbuttonontheSpeedometer4 timeswithin4seconds.Thiswillalso changetheunitsshownbytheDriver InformationDisplay .
NOTE
TheOATwillcomeonwhenthedoor isopenandthekeyswitchisinthe accessoryorignitionposition.The OATdisplaywillturnoffwhenthe ignitionswitchisturnedoff.
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STANDARDGAUGES
NOTE
TheOATusesasensor(locatedat thebottomofthedriver’ssidemir­rorassembly)tomeasureoutsideair temperatureonly .Itisnotcapable ofdisplayingthetemperatureofthe roadsurfaceoneitherthetempera­turedisplayorthesnowakeicon.
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NOTE
Theeffectsofdirectsunlight,orthe useofmirrorheat,willincreasethe outsideairtemperaturedisplayed whilethevehicleisstationary.
EngineOilPressureGauge
Itisimportanttomaintainoilpressure withinacceptablelimits.Y ourengine manualwillgivenormaloperating pressuresforyourengine.
CAUTION
Continuingtooperateyourvehi­clewithinsufcientoilpressurewill causeseriousenginedamage.
•Ifyouroilpressurefailstorise within10secondsafteryour enginestarts,stoptheengine anddeterminethecause.
•Ifyouroilpressuresuddenly dropswhileyouaredriving,bring thevehicletoastopassoonas possibleinasafelocationoff theroadandturnofftheengine. Waitafewminutestoallowoil todrainintotheoilpan,and thenchecktheoillevel.Add oilifnecessary.Iftheproblem persists,contactanauthorized servicecenter.
Checktheenginemanufacturer’s manualforthecorrectoilpressure rangesforyourengine.
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