Air Pressure Indicator; Air Pressure Audible Warning; Oil Pressure Indicator - Ford 1833 Series User Manual

Air pressure indicator

There are 2 independent air system circuits
that supply for the front and rear brake
systems. You can read the pressures of these
systems from a single air pressure indicator.
Indicator shows the pressure value of the line
with low pressure automatically.
If the indicator 1 indicates the circuit air
pressure, light is illuminated.
If the indicator 2 indicates the circuit air
pressure, light is illuminated.
Air pressure indicator always shows the air
pressure of the circuit with the lowest air
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pressure. Press the button on the indicator if
you would like to view the air pressure of the
other circuit. Indicator will display the pressure
of the circuit with the lowest air pressure
automatically after a specified time.
Normal operating pressure of the system is
10.5 bars.
If any warning is displayed on the screen, the
key on the instrument shall lose the function for
tank selection as it will be used for conforming
these warnings. If you would like to view
the 2nd tank, you can do this by moving to
another page from the information page.

Air pressure audible warning

If the air pressure goes below 6.5 bars, low
pressure audible warning will be activated.
Buzzer is turned off when system pressure
reaches the normal operating pressure at both
pressure circuits.
Do not drive your vehicle before the audible
warning is deactivated!
If you hear the audible warning while driving
stop your vehicle immediately. Block the
wheels. Place road safety signs and call a
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Ford Trucks authorized dealer.

Oil pressure indicator

Indicates engine oil pressure in "bars".
Oil pressure varies depending on the oil
temperature and engine speed.
Operating pressure: 3 bar @ 90 °C, 2500rpm
Idle pressure: 1.5 bars @ 90 °C, 550rpm
The warning lamp will be illuminated when the
oil pressure is low.
Perform the following when the red warning
lamp is illuminated:
• Park the vehicle in a secure place, stop the
engine.
Contact a Ford Trucks authorized dealership.
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