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Power On & Off

Power On & Off   

Display

Display

FUEL LIGHTS

The lighted green bars show approximate fuel level. 

The amber bar means your fuel is getting low.

ALTERNATOR LIGHT

A lighted symbol means the charging system needs 

service.

SEAT BELT LIGHT

Lights at Key On to remind you to fasten your seat belt.

PARKING BRAKE LIGHT

Lights when parking brake is applied.

COOLANT TEMPERATURE LIGHT

  An amber light means the system is beginning to 

overheat. A red light means the system has overheated. 

Park the truck and shut it off. Service is required.

TRANSMISSION TEMPERATURE LIGHT

A lighted symbol means the transmission has 

overheated. Park the truck and shut it off. Service is 

required.

WATER IN FUEL LIGHT (Diesel)

A lighted symbol means that water needs drained from 

the fuel filter. Contact your supervisor. 

OIL PRESSURE LIGHT

A lighted symbol means the engine oil pressure is low. 

Park the truck and shut it off. Service is required.

ENGINE LIGHT

A lighted symbol means the engine needs service.

WAIT TO START LIGHT (Diesel)

A lighted symbol means that the engine is preheating.  

Do not start the engine until light turns off.

DISPLAY PANEL

If you hear a “beep,” check the display panel for 

instructions or information applied.

KEY SWITCH

•  Turn the key clockwise from the red dot to the    

  yellow dot to start the engine. Check that the seat  

  alarm and all indicator lights are working.
•  Let go of the key and it will return to ON (green dot). 
•  Turn the key counterclockwise to OFF (red dot) to  

 shut the truck off. Always turn the key to OFF when  

 leaving the truck. Apply the parking brake.

EMERGENCY DISCONNECT (LPS and DS option)

In case of an emergency, turn the emergency 

disconnect counterclockwise to the OFF position. 

CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING

Don’t inhale the engine exhaust. It contains carbon 

monoxide which is a colorless and odorless gas. It  

can cause unconsciousness or even death with little  

or no warning.

Don’t operate the truck in unventilated areas where  

the exhaust gas can accumulate.

Know the Hazards