User guide

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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USER GUIDE
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION PARTS DESCRIPTION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS INTERNET UPDATES APPENDIX
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION PARTS DESCRIPTION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS INTERNET UPDATES APPENDIX
7. Once the Odometer is en-
tered and displayed, chose the
“Maintenance Items” option.
Alert Status Box
Figure 15
Other Maintenance Items not
listed in Figure 15 may include:
-Change Spark Plugs
-Change Trans Fluid
-Chk Trans Case Fld Lvl
-Inspect Brake Pads
-Lube Front Drive Shaft
-Lube Tie Rod Ends
-Rotate Tires
8. Chose the item you would
like to maintain. (For demon-
stration purposes we will chose
“Change Engine Oil”. The
following steps may also be ap-
plied to all other items).
NOTE: Refer to Figure 15.
Once a Maintenance Item is
turned on, the Alert Status Box
to the left of the item will light
up. If it is green, the item is
not yet due for service. If it is
yellow, the item is about to be
due and within the specifi ed
Alert Threshold. If it is red,
the item is due for service. If it
remains black, the item is not
turned on. This all depends on
the following settings.
MAINTENANCE SETUP
1. First you need to setup the
interval value. In fi gure 16 we
entered 3,000.
Figure 16
This means that we want the oil
changed every 3,000 miles.
NOTE: Refer to your vehicle
user manual to determine what
value is recommended for each
Maintenance Item.
2. Select “Service Performed”.
This will automatically set the
“Next Service” value.
NOTE: Each time your vehicle
is serviced, the “Service Per-
formed” button will need to be
pushed to set the “Next Ser-
vice” Value.
3. The “Exit Menu” option
will bring you back to the main
gauge screen.