1 Side window demister.
2 Side deflector.
3 Switches: direction indicators, exterior lights, fog lights, rear fog lights.
4 Place reserved for the installation of the driver's airbag.
- Sound signal.
5 Instrument panel.
6 Audio remote controls.
7 Windshield wiper/washer switch.
8 Central deflectors.
9 - Clock. Outdoor temperature display.
10 Storage boxes (depending on car model).
11 Storage box or space reserved for passenger airbag installation.
12 Side deflector.
13 Side window demister.
14 Storage box.
15 Heated rear window switch.
16 Alarm switch.
17 Place to install the audio system.
18 Air conditioning controls.
20 Parking brake.
21 Gear lever.
22 Holder for cans, bottles.
23 Central locking switch.
24 Ignition lock.
25 Steering wheel height adjustment lever.
26 - Switch for electric headlight corrector.
- The switch of blocking of glasses of back doors.
27 Storage box.
28 Hood lock drive handle.
29 Box with fuses.
19 Ashtray and cigarette lighter.
Depending on the equipment level, the Dashboard performs the following functions.
1. Indication via arrow indicators:
- vehicle speed;
- engine crankshaft speed;
- coolant temperature;
- fuel level.
2. Audible alarm (with the ignition on):
- direction indicators;
- non-switched off lighting when opening one of the doors;
- confirmation of automatic locking while driving;
- exceeding a predetermined speed threshold (depending on configuration);
- indication of automatic switching on of lighting (depending on configuration);
- indication of maintaining the speed of movement and information about it (depending on configuration).
3. Indication by signal lamps.
4. The display shows the following data:
- oil level;
- mileage (total and daily);
- on-board computer data (depending on configuration);
- fuel consumption;
- average fuel consumption;
- current fuel consumption;
- fuel reserve;
- average speed of movement;
- mileage until the next oil change;
- set value of the supported or limited speed of movement (depending on configuration).
5. Automatic transmission selector lever position indication (depending on configuration).
The dashboard cannot be repaired, therefore, if any device or lamp malfunctions, it is completely replaced.
Getting information from the display
Oil level indicator
The information appears on the screen when the ignition is switched on or after the engine is started for about 30 seconds.
Figure 2.3. Sufficient oil level indication
If the oil level is within the allowable range, between the maximum and minimum levels, the message appears on the display «oil ok» (Figure 2.3).
Figure 2.4. Low oil level indication
If during this time the button is pressed «ADAC», located at the end of the wiper switch lever (data output to the on-board computer display), or «RAZ» (zeroing), the display shows «oil ok», and then the oil level as symbols (squares). As the oil level drops, their number decreases and they are replaced by dashes (Figure 2.4).
Figure 2.5. Insufficient oil level indication
If the oil level is minimal when the ignition is switched on, the symbols (dash) and the inscription «oil ok» flash for 30 s (Figure 2.5). signal lamp «SERVICE» lights up and does not go out after starting the engine.
Notes
1. Under normal operating conditions, the oil level measurement is carried out only after one minute after the ignition is turned off, otherwise the display will again show the previous value
2. If a sensor malfunction is detected, when the ignition is turned on, the indication of the total mileage counter immediately starts on the display.
Changing the oil level is normal and can be affected by various factors:
- car parking on a slope;
- too little time elapsed between starting the engine and starting to move (especially if the oil is cold).
Odometer (total mileage counter)
The odometer reading is displayed approximately 30 seconds after the ignition is switched on (after oil level display). By pressing the button «ADAC» or «RAZ» waiting time is reduced.
Trip counter
The meter reading is displayed instead of the total mileage meter reading after a short press on the button «ADAC».
Resetting the counter is carried out by pressing the button «RAZ». Resetting the trip odometer is different from resetting the trip computer.
Meter readings are given in either kilometers or miles; to change the unit of measure, the instrument cluster must be replaced.
On-board computer
Data controlled by the on-board computer is displayed instead of odometer readings when a button located on the end of the windshield wiper lever is pressed (button «ADAC») (data output to the on-board computer display). Resetting the on-board computer is carried out by pressing the button «RAZ».
The on-board computer information is displayed after the readings of the daily mileage counter in the following sequence:
Figure 2.6. Fuel consumption display - fuel consumption (l) since last reset
Figure 2.7. Average fuel consumption indication
- average fuel consumption (l) since last reset (Figure 2.7) appears on the display only after the vehicle has traveled about 400 m since the start of the movement. The average fuel consumption is calculated based on the distance traveled and the amount of fuel used since the last reset;
Figure 2.8. Indication of current fuel consumption
- current fuel consumption (l) (Figure 2.8) appears on the display at speeds over 30 km/h. Under this message, fixed dashes appear on the display. When the fuel pedal is released and the speed is more than 30 km/h, the current fuel consumption is zero;
Figure 2.9. Display of the range until the next refueling
- estimated range until next refueling (km) (Figure 2.9) appears on the display only after the vehicle has traveled about 400 m since the start of the movement. This is the estimated range, taking into account the distance traveled, the remaining fuel in the tank and fuel consumption;
When the warning light for the emergency remaining fuel is on, the fuel range is not displayed.
Figure 2.10. Distance traveled indication
- distance traveled since last reset (reset on-board computer) (Figure 2.10);
Figure 2.11. Average driving speed indication
- average speed since the last reset (Figure 2.11) appears on the display only after the vehicle has traveled about 400 m since the start of the journey. The average speed is calculated by dividing the distance traveled by the time elapsed since the last reset. The time reference point is set by the on-board computer;
- set speed.
If the vehicle is equipped with a speed control or speed limiter, the display shows the set value in km/h. After approximately 15 seconds, the display returns to its original position.