Isuzu N Series 2008 Owner's Manual page 542

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IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
If engine power drops and the needle on the engine coolant temperature gauge goes
up above the upper limit of the safety zone and enters the "H" zone, the engine is
overheating. The engine overheat warning light will come on and the warning buzzer
will sound. Take the following corrective actions immediately.
Model without MID
Model with MID
WARNING
• Even when the engine has been stopped, the coolant in the radiator remains
under pressure. Immediately removing the radiator cap could cause steam or
hot water to blow out, and you could be scalded as a result. The coolant in the
reserve tank may also be hot. Immediately removing the cap could cause hot
water to blow out, and possibly scald you.
• When removing the radiator cap and reserve tank cap, use a thick cloth to cover
the cap and turn it little by little.
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When the Engine Overheats
1. Operate the hazard warning flasher
and pull the vehicle immediately over
to a safe place that doesn't impede
traffic (shoulder, verge) and park it.
2. Lower the temperature of the engine
for a while with the engine idling.
ADVICE
• Do not stop the engine immediately.
Otherwise, the engine may seize.
3. When the needle of the engine
coolant temperature gauge returns to
the middle of the safety zone, stop the
engine.
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