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  • Page 3 OWNER’S MANUAL PA1619 rev. 2 August 2020 PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 4 First edition: May 2018, starting from vehicle K-0295 EFFECTIVE DESCRIPTION DATE First Release K-0295 May 2018 K-0707 OBD19; New power steering reservoir; Slide-out pressure Sept 2019 was 11psi, is 15 psi M-1110 New Prevost Driver Assist system August 2020 PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    120-VOLT CONNECTOR TRAILER HITCH TRAILER HITCH LOAD SECTION 3 - Coach Interior DRIVER’S ''DELIVERY'' SEAT DRIVER AND CO-PILOT SEAT-ISRI PNEUMATIC ISRI SEAT ELECTRICAL ISRI SEAT DRIVER SEAT BELT STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT DRIVER’S AREA SUNSHADES INSIDE MIRROR PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 6 L.H. DASHBOARD PANEL R.H. DASHBOARD PANEL HVAC CONTROL UNIT AIR REGISTERS INSTRUMENT PANEL DRIVER INFORMATION LEVEL ANALOG INDICATORS TELLTALE LIGHTS STOP, CHECK AND INFORMATION TELLTALE LIGHTS DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY PICTOGRAMS DISPLAYED ON THE DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY (DID) PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 7 FOLLOWING DISTANCE ALERT (FDA) FOLLOWING DISTANCE ALERT IMPACT ALERT BRAKE OVERUSE WARNING WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN USING THE PREVOST DRIVER ASSIST™ SYSTEM HOW YOUR ACTIONS IMPACT THE PREVOST DRIVER ASSIST™ SYSTEM TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM (TPMS) ON-SCREEN TPMS VERSION SYSTEM MALFUNCTION...
  • Page 8 FIRST-AID KIT WARNING REFLECTORS H3 SERIES JACK AND TOOLS H3 SERIES SPARE PARTS KIT AUTOMATIC FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM (AFSS) TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM CHANGING WHEEL EMERGENCY AIR-FILL VALVES EMERGENCY AND PARKING BRAKES VEHICLE JACKING POINTS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 9 HOSE INSPECTION LUBRICATION WHEELS AND TIRES VERIFICATIONS WHEEL BEARINGS SERVICE BRAKE TEST PARKING BRAKE TEST EXTERIOR LIGHTING VERIFICATION WITH TEST MODE GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS WALK-AROUND INSPECTION (BEFORE EVERY TRIP) APPROACHING THE VEHICLE PREPARATION STEP 1: RIGHT SIDE PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 10 EXHAUST SYSTEM HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING OIL SPECIFICATIONS ENGINE ALLISON TRANSMISSION DIFFERENTIAL POWER STEERING RESERVOIR PLATES AND CERTIFICATION SAFETY CERTIFICATION DOT CERTIFICATION PLATE EPA ENGINE LABEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (VIN) VIN DEFINITION COACH FINAL RECORD PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 11 UNITED STATES DECLARATION MANUFACTURING DEFECTS CANADIAN GOVERNMENT DECLARATION OF THE MANUFACTURING DEFECTS TO PREVOST APPENDIX B - Multiplex Troubleshooting MULTIPLEX TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE APPENDIX C - Allison Transmission Other Features OIL LEVEL CHECK USING THE PUSHBUTTON SHIFT SELECTOR CONTROL SYSTEM PROGNOSTICS...
  • Page 13 STATE OF CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 CRITICAL EMISSION-RELATED MAINTENANCE DATA LOGGING XIII EVENT DATA RECORDING DEVICES XIII ELECTRONIC LOGGING DEVICE (ELD) XIII TELEMATICS DEVICE OWNERSHIP OR ADDRESS HAS CHANGED QUESTIONS AND COMPLAINTS REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS UNITED STATES CANADA PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 14 Continuous improvement is a primary focus at Prevost, we reserve the right to make changes Read this manual carefully to take advantage of anytime, without notice, and without incurring any the advanced features and to ensure optimum obligation.

  • Page 15: State Of California Proposition 65

    For more information go to www.P65warnings.ca.gov/diesel Proposition 65 Warning Decal on Diesel Engine Exhaust Health Hazard DECAL #0691001 This warning decal is available through Prevost Parts. Best location where to affix the decal on the vehicle. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 16: Critical Emission-Related Maintenance

    Maintaining a GHG certified tire: In order to maintain the certified rolling resistance of the tires which optimize fuel economy, the maintenance procedures provide by the tire manufacturer must be followed. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 17: Data Logging

    EDR is the same; i.e., they do not all record the same data elements. The EDR on this PREVOST vehicle records vehicle speed, engine RPM, time and date, plus a variety of pedal and switch positions, both before and after an "event." Sudden vehicle deceleration or the occurrence of certain other vehicle operational characteristics will define (trigger) an "event."...

  • Page 18: Telematics Device

    Your satisfaction is our most important concern. If questions or complaints arise, first discuss the matter with the service manager at the Prevost facility involved. If you are not satisfied with the service manager's response, contact the branch manager. If, for any reason, you need further assistance after dealing with the personnel at a Prevost facility, contact your regional service manage.

  • Page 19: Reporting Safety Defects

    If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash, injury or death, you should immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in addition to notifying Prevost. If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may open an investigation and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles, it may order a recall and remedy campaign.

  • Page 21: Section 1 - Safety Precautions

    Safety Precautions 1-1 SECTION 1 - SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SAFE OPERATING PRACTICES DEFENSIVE DRIVING PRACTICES OTHER PRECAUTIONS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 22: Safe Operating Practices

    Adjust your speed to road conditions, traffic and visibility. Never exceed the posted speed limits. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 23: Other Precautions

    4. Make sure to clamp the welding ground return as close as possible to the welding point and make a good electric contact to the chassis. Detailed instructions are provided in section 00- GENERAL of your vehicle maintenance manual. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 25: Section 2 - Coach Exterior

    RECLINING BUMPER COMPARTMENT FUEL AND DIESEL EXHAUST FLUID (DEF) FILLER NECK ACCESS ENTRANCE DOOR OUTDOOR OPERATION INSIDE OPERATION KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM REAR-VIEW MIRRORS VIDEO CAMERA MIRROR SYSTEM BACK-UP CAMERA 120-VOLT CONNECTOR TRAILER HITCH TRAILER HITCH LOAD PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 26: Exterior View

    2-2 Coach Exterior EXTERIOR VIEW FIGURE 1: H3-45 VIP EXTERIOR VIEW PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 27 15. Heating, ventilating and air conditionning compartment (HVAC) or baggage compartment 16. Fuel filler neck and diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) filler neck access door 17. Auxiliary axle (TAG) 18. Engine radiator door 19. SCR catalytic converter access door PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 28: Engine Compartment Components

    2-4 Coach Exterior ENGINE COMPARTMENT COMPONENTS FIGURE 2: ENGINE COMPARTMENT FEATURING VOLVO D13 ENGINE PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 29 5. Rear start / stop panel; 6. Air filter; 7. Engine oil filler tube and cap; 8. Alternators, Curb side; 9. Small A/C compressor; 10. Alternators, Road side; 11. Radiator; 12. Charge air cooler (CAC). PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 30: Engine Compartment Curbside Door

    Unless otherwise stated, do not run the engine Compressor(s) when the engine compartment curbside door is open. Rear starter switch (see "STARTING FROM THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT" on page 3 Section Starting Stopping Procedures) Engine certification plate Air filter restriction indicator PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 31: Exhaust Aftertreatment System Access Door

    To unlock the main power compartment door, use the exterior compartment door key. The door will pop open. The compartment light turns on automatically when the door is open and the ignition switch is in PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 32: Radiator Door

    Open the engine radiator door by pulling on the 3. Lift the hatch open; latch release lever from inside the engine compartment left pillar. 4. Hold the door open by inserting the support rod free end into the receptacle. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 33: A/C Condenser Compartment

    Wear protective clothing and gloves while servicing. A/C CONDENSER COMPARTMENT FIGURE 12: CONDENSER COMPARTMENT EVAPORATOR COMPARTMENT FIGURE 10: A/C CONDENSER COMPARTMENT FIGURE 13: EVAPORATOR COMPARTMENT The following information is for vehicle equipped with a central A/C system. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 34: Front Electrical And Service Compartment

    Relays & resistors Kneeling audible alarm Emergency door opening unlock valve Windshield washer reservoir Headlights washer reservoir Reclining bumper opening handle FIGURE 15: EVAPORATOR COMPARTMENT Accessories air tank purge valve Accessories air tank fill valve PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 35: Baggage Compartments

    FIGURE 17: FRONT ELECTRICAL COMPARTMENT WARNING To avoid injury, keep hands clear of door edge and door frame when closing NOTE To prevent theft and vandalism, always lock all doors before leaving the vehicle unattended. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 36: Reclining Bumper Compartment

    Provided the vehicle is parked on level ground, interfere with the steering linkage mechanism. an automatic nozzle will automatically shut off when tank is approximately 95% full. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 37: Entrance Door

    (counterclockwise to lock, clockwise to unlock), by using the outside key pad, or by using the remote control (electronic key). Open the door by pulling on the lever. Close by pushing the door shut. FIGURE 23: INSIDE LOCKING DEVICES PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 38: Keyless Entry System

    The vehicle may be equipped with optional video camera mirror system. To provide good visibility in cold weather, the camera lens shield is equipped with heating elements. The heating elements are activated by a rocker switch located on the PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 39: Back-Up Camera

    Pulling a trailer over long distances is considered as a "severe operating condition" for the vehicle. Never try force to rotate by hand the retractable The engine will require more frequent servicing. cover. Damage may occur. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 40: Trailer Hitch Load

    (to be inspected frequently). The minimum requirement for a trailer weighing up to 20,000 lbs. when coupled to a 20,000 lbs. Prevost Trailer Hitch is as per the following: 1. Trailer must comply with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations 393.52...

  • Page 41: Section 3 - Coach Interior

    DRIVER’S ''DELIVERY'' SEAT DRIVER AND CO-PILOT SEAT-ISRI PNEUMATIC ISRI SEAT ELECTRICAL ISRI SEAT DRIVER SEAT BELT STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT DRIVER’S AREA SUNSHADES INSIDE MIRROR ADJUSTABLE HVAC REGISTERS WINDOWS DRIVER’S POWER WINDOW FIXED WINDOWS AWNING WINDOWS SLIDING WINDOWS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 42: Driver's ''Delivery'' Seat

    Returns seat to previous position. ELECTRICAL ISRI SEAT Adjust electric seats as follows: Tilt (rear) (1) Pull switch up to raise rear section of seat. Push switch down to lower rear section of seat. FIGURE 2: PNEUMATIC DRIVER’S SEAT PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 43: Driver Seat Belt

    NOTE device is self-adjusting. If seat belt operation The safety belt must be pulled out slowly and becomes defective, report to a Prevost Car continuously, otherwise it will lock the reel before service center immediately. the latch plate reaches the buckle. If this happens, allow the belt to retract completely and repeat the procedure correctly.

  • Page 44: Steering Wheel Adjustment

    The HVAC system has adjustable registers to control air flow around the driver’s and navigator’s area. Three are located on the dashboard, two on the R.H. side and one on the left (refer to Controls and Instruments chapter). PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 45: Windows

    Following is a description and operating instructions for these types of windows: FIGURE 10: ELECTRIC AWNING WINDOW DRIVER’S POWER WINDOW The driver has a power window on the left side of the vehicle. The windows are controlled by a PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 46: Sliding Windows

    R. H. side of the window to access the drive belt. Manually move the drive belt to close the window. FIGURE 11: SLIDING WINDOW PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 47 LEVEL LOW SYSTEM PARKING BRAKE CONTROL VALVE TAG AXLE CONTROL VALVE TRAILER AIR SUPPLY CONTROL VALVE (OPTION) UTILITY COMPARTMENT & 12V POWER OUTLET ASHTRAY CIGAR LIGHTER VIDEO CAMERA MIRROR SYSTEM MONITORS REFERENCE LINES BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT MONITOR STATE PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 48 TURNING THE SYSTEM ON SETTING A CRUISING SPEED PREVOST DRIVER ASSIST™ ASSOCIATED HARDWARE/EQUIPMENT PREVOST DRIVER ASSIST™ CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING SYSTEMS AND FEATURES POTENTIALLY CHALLENGING SITUATIONS FOR THE PREVOST DRIVER ASSIST™ SYSTEM LANE DEPARTURE WARNING LDW FORWARD COLLISION MITIGATION FCM...
  • Page 49 Controls and Instruments 4-3 TOWING RECOMMENDATIONS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 50: Driver's Area Overview

    DRIVER’S AREA OVERVIEW FIGURE 1: DRIVER'S AREA 1. Lateral control panel 2. Dashboard 3. Diagnostic tool receptacle (OBD) 4. Foot-operated steering wheel adjustment knob 5. Electronic logging Device Connection (ELD- for commercially operated vehicles only) PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 51: Remote Entry Transmitter

    To set off the personal security alarm (Panic mode): Press and hold the red (left) PANIC button for two seconds. The horn will sound and the marker lights will flash for 30 seconds. To deactivate the personal security alarm: PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 52: Fuel Filler Door Key (Option)

    The electrical circuits activated are the same than the ACC position, plus the transmission, engine and accessories, ABS system, wipers, level low system, dashboard cluster gauges and buzzers, air horn and air dryer heater are activated when the PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 53: Start

    Immediately report any brake system problem to or death. your company or directly to the nearest Prevost or Prevost-approved service center. Do not "fan" or "pump" the brake pedal. This FOOT-OPERATED CONTROLS...

  • Page 54: Steering Wheel Adjustment

    FIGURE 5: TILT AND TELESCOPIC ADJUSTMENT WARNING Do not adjust the steering wheel while the vehicle is moving. Loss of control could result.  Park the vehicle safely and apply parking brake before adjusting. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 55: Steering Column Controls

    (3) Headlight Beam Toggle Switch Toggle between high and low beams by pulling the lever up towards you. To flash the headlights, pull the lever up halfway. The lever will spring back into normal position once released. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 56: Steering Wheel Controls

    Press this button for low engine braking power (about 50 % of full braking power). Refer to "VOLVO ENGINE BRAKE (VEB)" on page 26 in Section 5 Other Features for more information about the engine brake operation and AUTO  mode. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 57 Do not attempt to raise or lower these shades manually. Damage to the electric motor or roller mechanism could result. Volume (Dashboard Radio) Use this button to increase or decrease the dashboard radio (driver’s radio) volume. Seek (Dashboard Radio) Use this button to seek up or down for a radio station. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 58: Horns

    The braking level for each position is as follows: information about the transmission retarder. NOTE If the wheels start to lock up on slippery roads, the output retarder will automatically deactivate until the wheels start to turn. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 59: Lateral Control Panel

    FIGURE 11: LATERAL CONTROL PANEL (TYPICAL) Back-up Alarm Cancel Press down this switch to cancel the Back-Up Alarm. NOTE FIGURE 12: UTILITY COMPARTMENT, ASHTRAY & After use, return to normal operation. LIGHTER PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 60: Mirror Controls

    Baggage Compartments Locking System adjust the selected mirror’s viewing angle. This system enables locking all baggage compartment doors by pressing the switch forward. To unlock, press switch rearward. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 61: Level Low System

    DANGER NOTE Prevost vehicles are designed to operate within Do not drive the vehicle with the level low specific weight load/ranges for each axle (GAW) selector switch in any position other than OFF, and for total vehicle weight (GVW).

  • Page 62: Parking Brake Control Valve

    12 mph (20 km/h). vacuum cleaner. maximum power consumption allowed for appliances plugged in this socket is 130 watts.  Make sure appliances are equipped with suitable plugs that will not damage the socket. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 63: Ashtray

    130 watts. Make sure the appliances are equipped with suitable plugs that will not damage the socket. NOTE The cigar lighter can still be used after the ignition key has been removed. VIDEO CAMERA MIRROR SYSTEM MONITORS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 64: Brightness Adjustment

    However, the driver can adjust the brightness with the brightness control at the bottom of the monitor. This manual adjustment will change the brightness of both monitor at the same time. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 65 Controls and Instruments 4-19 WIDE ANGLE VIEW MAIN VIEW NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE steady blinking MAJOR ISSUE NOT POWERED blinking PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 66: Dashboard

    2. Instrument cluster 3. Vehicle clearance information 4. R.H. dashboard panel 5. HVAC control unit 6. Air registers 7. Brightness control 8. Driver information display (DID) 9. Ignition switch 10. On-Screen tire pressure monitoring system display PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 67: Control Switches

    To avoid damaging the wiper blades or scratching the windshield, do not operate the wipers when the headlights, the controls and instrument windshield is dry.  Also, loosen frozen wipers lights and all lights from the first position. before operating. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 68 Press the rocker switch to activate the blower in order to clear fog, frost or thin ice from either side of the upper windshield. The upper windshield defrosting is PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 69 The switch will have to be pressed DRIVER CONTROLLED again to return to AUTO mode DIFFERENTIAL LOCK (DCDL)" on (cycling the ignition will have the page 28 in Section 5 Other Features same effect). complete operating instructions. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 70: R.h. Dashboard Panel

    Use this rocker switch located on the dashboard’s R.H. side panel for locking or unlocking the entrance door FIGURE 23: R.H. DASHBOARD PANEL from the driver’s seat. Vehicle Clearance Information Safe vehicle clearance height is 12’10" (3.90 m). PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 71: Hvac Control Unit

    All parameters set before turning the system Off speed. Using the < > switch sets the fan speed. will be kept in memory for the next power On. The set speed appears on the display. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 72 HVAC control unit will allow a temperature overshoot up to 3° over the passenger’s area set point to help warming up of the area because some parts of the vehicle like the seats and the overhead compartments accumulate cold. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 73: Air Registers

    Three are located in the dashboard and one near the door . Use the HVAC control panel to set air temperature and fan speed. Three additional auxiliary unit registers are also located behind the driver (with driver's HVAC systems only). PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 74: Instrument Panel

    4. Front brake air pressure (secondary) 5. Fuel level 6. Rear brake air pressure (primary) 7. Driver Information Display (DID) 8. Oil pressure indicator 9. DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) level indicator 10. Engine coolant temperature 11. Turbo boost pressure PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 75: Driver Information Level

    Display DID without the driver’s intervention and acknowledgment. Pop- up messages present supplemental information to the driver. THIRD LEVEL- STATUS LINE  The status line monitors certain systems and gives feedback to the driver concerning current actions and functions. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 76: Analog Indicators

    Braking” paragraph for further details. Turbo Boost Pressure (psi) Indicates the turbo boost pressure in psi. This pressure should be the same at a given engine temperature, speed, and load. An unusual reading could indicate an engine failure. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 77 STOP telltale light OIL PRESSURE Pictogram CAUTION Failure to take necessary action when the STOP telltale light is on can ultimately result in automatic engine derate and shutdown. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 78 Do not drive the coach when the brake air pressure is low. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 79 Diesel exhaust fluid DEF will begin to crystallize and freeze at 12°F (-11°C) and expand by 7% when frozen. To allow expansion without damaging the DEF tank, do not fill the tank with more than 16 gallons (60 liters). PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 80: Telltale Lights

    FLASHING RED: Impact alert. The vehicle ahead of you is to close. The driver must take immediate evasive action by applying more braking power and/or steering clear of the vehicle ahead to avoid a potential collision. RED: System malfunctions. The Adaptive Cruise with Braking is not available. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 81 DPF Regeneration Request Illuminates to notify the driver that a manual stationary regeneration will be required soon. Refer to "STATIONARY (PARKED) REGENERATION" on page 3 in Section 5 Other Features. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 82 Flashes quickly when ESC intervenes to reduce risk of loss of control. High Beam Illuminates when the high beams are selected. High and low beams are selected with the multi-function lever. Refer to "MULTI-FUNCTION LEVER" on page 9 in this section. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 83: Stop, Check And Information Telltale Lights

    Starting and Stopping page 11 in Section 5 Other Features. Procedures. Check Telltale Light This telltale light means that a fault or an abnormal operating condition has been detected. The vehicle must be checked at the next stop. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 84 To Change Settings To change a setting, like the clock: 1. Use the UP/DOWN button to increase or decrease the numerical value of the selected PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 85 1. Apply the parking brake; 2. Depress and hold the service brake pedal. FIGURE 28: MULTI-FUNCTION LEVER In alternate mode, use the multi-function lever as follows: Move the lever up = UP Move the lever down = DOWN PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 86: Pictograms Displayed On The Driver Information Display (Did)

    When the engine is running, the 24-volt electrical system voltage value should be between 26,5 and 28,0 volts. Transmission Oil Temperature Battery State of Charge This pictogram is displayed with the state of charge (%) of the 12-volt and 24-volt battery banks. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 87 The message associated to this pictogram is “Low System Brake Air”. Warns the driver that the brake air system pressure of the primary or/and secondary system has decreased below 85 psig. Do not drive the coach when the brake air pressure is low. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 88 Possible causes are: Compressor is used at an unusual (high) rate. A fault with the air system has been detected. Air leakage This pictogram indicates that an air leak has been detected in the pneumatic system. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 89 This pictogram indicates that the engine compartment door is ajar. Emergency window open This pictogram indicates that an emergency window is open or unlocked. Baggage Compartment Door Ajar This pictogram indicates that one or more baggage bay doors are ajar. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 90 Percentage of Trip Made Using Regenerated Electricity This pictogram is displayed with the percentage of trip done with electricity produced with engine negative torque (braking, deceleration). PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 91 This pictogram indicates that battery voltage is too low for proper fan operation. Low buoy & Kneeling This pictogram appears if the vehicle speed exceeds 12 mph (20 km/h) while the front suspension of the vehicle or the entire vehicle suspension is lowered. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 92 To stop the electric horn alarm when parked, cycle the ignition between the on and off position twice within 3 seconds. For the location of the extinguisher, refer to "FIRE EXTINGUISHERS " on page 2 Section 7 Safety Features And Equipment. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 93 85 psig. Do not drive the coach when the brake air pressure is low. Engine Brake – Engine Brake Low (1) And Engine Brake High (2) Confirms which engine braking power is selected with the steering wheel control buttons. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 94 TRANSMISSION RETARDER “ in this section. TEST Vehicle Test Confirms that one of the vehicle test modes is active. For further information about the available test modes, refer to DIAGNOSTICS MENU in Section 5 Other Features. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 95: On Board Diagnostic Tool Receptacle

    30 mph (50 km/h) without the fire “ALARM” lamp blinks and the audio alarm having to use the accelerator pedal. activates. The lamp will blink until power is cycled to the system. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 96: Turning The System On

    1. Accelerate using the accelerator pedal until 2. Depressing the brake pedal. the desired cruising speed is reached. Press and release the SET button. Automatic Cruise Control Cancellation The set speed is automatically canceled in any of the following situations: PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 97 NOTE When the CRUISE rocker switch is released, the cruise control is completely shut off and the cruise speed setting is erased from the cruise control memory. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 98: Prevost Driver Assist

    WARNING Even with Prevost Driver Assist™ system, the driver must remain alert, react appropriately and in a timely manner, and use good driving practices. Ultimate responsibility for the safe operation of the vehicle remains with the driver at all times.

  • Page 99: Prevost Driver Assist™ Consists Of The Following Systems And Features

    Controls and Instruments 4-53 FIGURE 31: PREVOST DRIVER ASSIST™ SYSTEM USES A CAMERA AND RADAR SENSOR PREVOST DRIVER ASSIST™ CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING SYSTEMS AND FEATURES DRIVING CONTROL ASSISTANCE Assists with acceleration and/or braking to maintain a prescribed distance between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead in your lane of travel.
  • Page 100 If speed above 15 mph (24 km/h) WARNING The Prevost Driver Assist™ system reacts ONLY to vehicles that are stationary or moving in the same direction as your vehicle. The Prevost Driver Assist™ system DOES NOT respond to side-to-side moving traffic, or oncoming traffic.

  • Page 101: Potentially Challenging Situations For The Prevost Driver Assist™ System

    POTENTIALLY CHALLENGING SITUATIONS FOR THE PREVOST DRIVER ASSIST™ SYSTEM The following examples illustrate situations that may issue an alert or braking in a manner not consistent with your expectations. The Prevost Driver Assist™ system may unexpectedly issue warnings, apply braking, or not respond.
  • Page 102 Currently tracking lane marking on the left side only Currently tracking lane marking on the right side only The following pictogram appears in the DID status line to warn that the system IS NOT currently tracking the driving lane. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 103 Indicates a malfunction of the forward- looking camera. The LDW system tracking might be disabled or not reliable. The driver can acknowledge and turn off this popup message using Esc (escape) button on the steering wheel. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 104: Forward Collision Mitigation Fcm

    The Forward Collision Mitigation system (FCM) detects potential collisions while the vehicle is traveling forward, provides warnings to the driver and when needed, automatically applies up to 66% of the braking power to lessen the severity of an impact. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 105 CAUTION Pedestrians, Animals, Non-metallic, or Limited-metallic Objects The Prevost Driver Assist™ system will not warn or react to pedestrians, animals, and non-metallic objects. The system may not warn or react to limited-metallic objects (such as recreational vehicles, horse-drawn buggies, motorcycles, logging trailers, etc.).

  • Page 106: Adaptive Cruise With Braking Acb

    Bendix Wingman Fusion Operator’s Manual BW2681. The driver should fully understand all the audible alerts and visual indicators that the system provides. Bendix Wingman Fusion Operator’s Manual BW2681 (available on Prevost web site and included on the Technical Publications USB key).
  • Page 107 Following distance refers to the time gap, measured in seconds, between the coach and the vehicle ahead. The actual physical distance between the coach and the vehicle ahead will vary based on your set cruise speed; although the set time gap remains the same for all set cruise speeds. Prevost’s default set time gap is 1.7 seconds.
  • Page 108 FIGURE 34: THE CRUISE SET SPEED IS 80 KM/H With a cruise speed set, the vehicle ahead slows moderately. The system will display to the driver the approximate speed of the vehicle ahead with yellow LEDs above the speedometer. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 109: Following Distance Alert (Fda)

    The driver can either slow down or maneuver in an attempt to avoid the object. The Impact Alert will only warn and will not actively decelerate or brake the coach when approaching stationary objects. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 110: Following Distance Alert

    On the dashboard, the Forward Vehicle Detected telltale ACTIONS BY ACB flashes in red SYSTEM “Impact Alert” pop-up message appears on the DID The speedometer LEDs flash in red An audible warning will sound (continuous modulating tone) PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 111 If the ACB is not available, the FORWARD VEHICLE DETECTED telltale light will illuminate in red and will stay on and “ACB NOT AVAILABLE” pictogram will appear on the DID status line. FORWARD VEHICLE DETECTED telltale light ACB NOT AVAILABLE pictogram PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 112: What To Expect When Using The Prevost Driver Assist™ System

    ACB RADAR MISALIGNMENT ACB RADAR FAULT ACB RADAR DATA LINK FAILURE ACB RADAR BLOCKED WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN USING THE PREVOST DRIVER ASSIST™ SYSTEM PART 1 All driving scenarios (cruise control is either ON or OFF) What to Expect Typical system...
  • Page 113 DID. NOTE: When the ACB applies the service brakes, cruise control will automatically pause, and will cancel if vehicle speed falls below the minimum set speed or the driver manually depresses the brake pedal. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 114: How Your Actions Impact The Prevost Driver Assist™ System

    Cruise control should NOT be used on downhill grades. WARNING The section preceding shows examples of situations and typical Prevost Driver Assist™ system responses. However, the chart does not attempt to cover all possible situations. Due to the inherent limitations of radar and camera technology, the enhanced Collision Mitigation Technology –...
  • Page 115 The Prevost Driver Assist™ system performance will be diminished, or disabled, when either the radar or the camera becomes blocked. An alert will be issued to alert the driver to indicate this condition.

  • Page 116: Tire Pressure Monitoring System (Tpms)

    Instrument Cluster Alarms And Warnings how many axles and running tires are present on the Visual and audible warnings turn on to indicate vehicle. For current Prevost vehicle models, there either a low tire pressure or high tire temperature axles tire configurations.
  • Page 117 In the case of multiple errors at the same time, the highest priority error is displayed at the bottom. “Flat Tire” has the highest priority followed by PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 118 When the switch is done to temperature readings, the bottom portion of the screen is not affected and still shows the status message. NOTE High temperature is not likely to occur during the pre-trip. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 119: System Malfunction

    DID to warn the driver that the TPMS might be disabled or The pushbutton shift selector has the following unreliable. Refer Appendix TPMS elements: Troubleshooting Guide for further details. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 120: Primary And Secondary Shift Schedules

    “MODE” illuminates unattended. An audible alert will sound if the on the display. engine is stopped and the parking brake is not applied. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 121 IMPORTANT: Brake pedal must be applied rpm. when selecting «D» (Drive) otherwise the transmission will stay in «N» (Neutral). NOTE The transmission should normally be allowed to shift by itself, but manual shifting can be done as described below. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 122: Towing Recommendations

    Non- compliance with the above requirements will void warranty. CAUTION Make sure axle shafts or driveshaft are installed correctly after towing. Tighten axle shaft and driveshaft nuts to the correct torque settings. Do not invert shafts. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 123: Section 5 - Other Features

    TRACTION CONTROL SYSTEM (TCS) ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL (OPTION) DRIVER CONTROLLED DIFFERENTIAL LOCK (DCDL) OPERATION TIPS LOCKING THE DCDL UNLOCKING THE DCDL RETRACTABLE TAG AXLE VARIABLE ASSISTANCE STEERING GEAR (OPTIONAL) KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM KEYLESS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 124 5-2 Other Features PROGRAMMING AND MANAGING PERSONAL CODES REMOTE ENTRY TRANSMITTER PROGRAMMING TRANSMITTERS SLIDE-OUT OPERATION SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FRONT AND REAR SLIDE-OUT OPERATION SLIDE-OUT MANUAL OVERRIDE PROCEDURE MOBILE FLOOR HAND CRANK PROCEDURE SLIDE-OUT TROUBLESHOOTING SLIDE-OUT TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 125: Exhaust Aftertreatment System

    EPA2010 compliant and later Volvo engines produce less soot, so less active or stationary regeneration will be required. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 126: Def Clogging Sequence - Instrument Cluster Telltale Light

    If engine protection has been initiated and forces the engine to shutdown, you can immediately RE-START the engine and perform the necessary steps in order to initiate a stationary regeneration. Find and solve the cause of the shutdown PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 127: Selective Catalytic Reduction Unit

    DEF into the exhaust gas level 1 to level 4 sequence. between the DPF and the selective reduction catalytic converter. DEF turns to ammonia and PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 128 Turn your face away! Diesel Exhaust Fluid Consumption DEF consumption is related to fuel consumption. In order to meet EPA requirements, DEF tanks are sized so one refill will be necessary every two refill of the fuel tank. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 129: Driver Warning And Inducement Measures

    Blocked DEF line or dosing valve Disconnection of DEF dosing valve Disconnection of DEF pump Disconnection of SCR wiring harness Disconnection of NOx sensor Disconnected exhaust temperature sensor Disconnected DEF temperature sensor Disconnected DEF quality sensor PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 130 15%, or more constant tone 2. Vehicle stationary (speed=0) for Note: The 20 minutes with engine off or at vehicle has to idle be stationary before 5 mph (8 km/h) road speed limit becomes active PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 131 Vehicle stationary (speed=0) for 20 minutes with engine off or at idle continuous cycle of 2 Note: The vehicle beeps Key cycle trigger stationary before 5 mph (8 km/h) road speed limit becomes active PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 132 Diesel fuel refueling done with a SCR SYSTEM FAULT Vehicle road speed limited fuel level sensor increase of 15% (RSL) to 5 mph (8 km/h) VEHICLE SPEED or more soli LIMITED TO 5 MPH (8 KM/H) constant tone PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 133: Driver Information Display (Did) Menus

    3. Trip Data 4. Reset Trip Data RESET TRIP DATA AFTERTREATMENT 1. Request Parked REGEN 2. ATS Status 3. Cancel REGEN PASSWORD 1. Enter Password PREVOST LIAISON (OPTION) 1. Read Message 2. Send Message 3. Other Info PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 134: Gauges

    2. Outside Temperature Selecting this gauge will display the engine oil temperature. 3. Engine Oil Temperature Selecting this gauge will display the engine oil temperature. 4. Transmission Fluid Temperature 5. Prevost Liaison Compass 6. Accessories Air Pressure PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 135: Fuel Data

    The lower numerical value (0.0) indicates the instantaneous fuel consumption. In this menu, you can reset the upper numerical value which is the average fuel consumption (0.7). To reset, hold ENTER button for 1 second. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 136: Time/Distance

    Allows the operator to see the distance traveled since the last reset. You can reset the trip odometer 1 or 2 in this menu. To reset, depress ENTER button, use UP/DOWN button to select between odometer 1 or 2 and then hold ENTER button for 1 second. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 137: Vehicle Messages

    DISPLAY SETTINGS The Display Settings menu is used to change languages and units. The password, time and date can also be changed. The backlight and contrast of the display screen can be adjusted. 1. Language PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 138 Temperature (°C or °F). Brake lining remaining (Brake calipers equipped with pad wear indicators): 1/32 inch, mm, %. 3. Time/Date Select the time and date format using this function. am, pm, 24h yymmdd, ddmmyy, mmddyy PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 139 1. Mark which password is to be changed with the display UP/DOWN button. 2. Confirm with ENTER button. 3. Set the first digit with the UP/DOWN button. 4. Step to the next digit using ENTER button. 5. Step backwards with ESC button. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 140: Diagnostics Menu

    A sound is emitted through the speakers. Press the Esc button to cancel the test. 4. Part Number A list of the control units on the vehicle with their part numbers is displayed in the Part Number menu. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 141: Pre-Trip Assistance (Option)

    This allows the operator to start the test, exit the vehicle and do a visual check that all exterior lights function properly. Press ESCAPE button to end the test and turn off all the exterior lights. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 142 100 psi), the following messages will appear. G. You must press and hold brake pedal for 60 seconds, as instructed. H. Once the brake pressure test is completed the pressure leak test results are displayed. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 143: Data Log

    Trip duration with speed greater than the maximum desired speed as set in Fleet Limits sub-menu  (hours) Trip engine hours Trip duration on engine idle (hours) Trip fuel used while in engine idle (gallons, liters) PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 144: Aftertreatment

    The Aftertreatment status sub-menus provide information about the conditions required for performing regeneration. The status can be OK (regeneration allowed), CHECK (regeneration not allowed) or N/A (not applicable). When ATS Status is selected, the following displays (images at left) will show. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 145: Password

    Inactive Faults PREVOST LIAISON (OPTION) The Prevost Liaison system provides cellular communication between the driver and the fleet operator. The driver can send and receive short text messages, which are visible through the Driver Information Display. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 146 1. Read Message Quick Response (only available if there is a message available) 2. Send Message Driver & Equipment Dispatch Messages Free Text 3. Other Info Comm Liaison Info Mailbox Info GPS Info INI Info Configuration Info PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 147: Intelligent Sleep Mode (Ism)

    The are standard on certain engines. All are used to service brake must be used to bring the vehicle to reduce wear on the vehicle brake linings. a complete stop. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 148: Volvo Engine Brake (Veb)

    Engine brake is safe to use in any road conditions including adverse conditions. Engine Brake Switch CRUISE CONTROL AND ENGINE BRAKE When cruise control is enabled by the driver, the engine brake mode is forced to AUTO mode PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 149: Abs, Traction Control System (Tcs) & Electronic Stability Control (Esc)

    RSP Roll Stability Program On slippery roads and more generally and Yaw Control. emergency situations, over- braking frequently induces wheel locking.  Wheel locking greatly increases breaking distance on any road surface.  Locked wheels also impede directional control and PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 150: Driver Controlled Differential Lock (Dcdl)

    6. Do not lock the DCDL when the vehicle is remains responsible for ensuring vehicle stability traveling down steep grades, or potential loss during operation. of vehicle stability could occur. NOTE further details, consult “  Bendix ABS Operator’s Manual” PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 151: Locking The Dcdl

    Both km/h) with tag axle raised.  The tag axle can be illumination will go off after a 30 seconds period raised in tight maneuvering areas like in a parking of inactivity. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 152: Keyless Operating Instructions

    To Lock The Doors And Activate The Anti-theft System: NOTE - If the 40 codes memory is already full, a long beep will be heard. - At any time, press the 9/0 key to exit programming mode. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 153: Remote Entry Transmitter

    To Deactivate The Personal Security Alarm: deletion (four confirmation beeps will be Press any FOB button again or unlock the heard, a two second beep indicates an entrance door using the keypad. incorrect authority code). PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 154: Programming Transmitters

    Make sure that the area outside of the slide- out is clear and that there are no persons or objects within 3 feet of the slide-out outside wall. Serious personal injury or damage to the vehicle components may occur. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 155: Slide-Out Manual Override Procedure

    A green blinking light on the control pad indicates possible to use the manual override procedure to an error condition or missing operation condition on retract or extend the slide-out. the corresponding slide-out. Refer to"SLIDE-OUT TROUBLESHOOTING" page 37 that situation occurs. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 156 CAUTION Manually extending the optional front right Prevost slide- out with flush floor should be attempted with extra care as a last resort. FIGURE 5: SLIDE-OUT CONTROL PANEL Serious damage to the mechanical components may result.
  • Page 157 FIGURE 8: INFLATABLE SEAL PRESSURE GAGE NOTE The slide-out control system inhibits transmission range selection to prevent the vehicle from moving if the slide-out is not in its full "IN" position. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 158 Needle should point between the green rotation (clockwise or counter clockwise). indicator pegs. 4. To move the slide-out, use a cordless power drill with a 3/8" hexagonal bit on the shaft extension of the slide-out motor. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 159: Mobile Floor Hand Crank Procedure

    The DID is the main tool for troubleshooting a multiplex vehicle. It is essential to have it in working condition. Fault Diagnostic To get detailed information about the error condition or the missing operation condition, PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 160 Once the problem is corrected, the DID will still shows the fault as being active. Leave VIEW ACTIVE FAULTS up to the main menu. Then return DIAGNOSTICS, VIEW ACTIVE FAULTS, and then ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. The DID should not display any faults. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 161: Slide-Out Troubleshooting Table

    FLUSH FLOOR S/O ONLY Make sure that load is distributed evenly The slide out motors goes out of Problem: Motor stopping across slide out. Check synchronization. temporarily during wear/obstructions in the slide out mechanism. extend/retract sequence. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 162 I/O-B module to light is illuminating). controller doesn’t not see it as disable the transmission inhibit. CAUTION, retracted. this is a temporary measure, the vehicle must be serviced as soon as possible. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 163 1mm (0.039"). Interference between Slide-out does not retract up exterior extrusion Check for outer wiper seal lip straightness on to its full "in" position. vehicle upper horizontal the slide-out roof. member above the slide-out; PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 164 Reduce load or distribute load evenly in order Excessive load in the slide-out; to respect the deflection criterion and slide-out load capacity. Slide- out not centered in the Readjust the slide- out height and center structure opening; horizontally in opening. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 165 Other Features 5-43 PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Friction at end of travel when Interference between upper in full OUT position or at structure key and upper inner Readjust the upper inner stopper. beginning of retraction. stopper; PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 167 STARTING FROM THE DRIVER’S SEAT STARTING FROM THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT COLD WEATHER STARTING JUMP STARTING ENGINE PROTECTION SYSTEM AUTOMATIC ENGINE SHUTDOWN IDLE SHUTDOWN TIMER ENGINE BLOCK HEATER ENGINE WARM-UP ALLISON TRANSMISSION WARM-UP STARTING THE VEHICLE AFTER A FIRE ALARM PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 168: Starting The Engine

    Then run the engine at fast idle.  Let oil pressure reach normal operating range before driving. NOTE If engine does not start, return key to OFF FIGURE 2: MAIN ELECTRICAL SHUT-OFF SWITCH position before attempting to restart. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 169: Starting From The Engine Compartment

    Push buttons to start and stop the engine from DANGER inside the engine compartment are located on the R.H. side of engine compartment. Do not wear loose clothing when working near engine.  Stand clear of rotating components. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 170: Cold Weather Starting

    DANGER The gases given off by batteries while jump starting are explosive.  Do not smoke near batteries. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 171 8. Start the vehicle with the dead battery; 9. Disconnect the jumper cables in reverse order given in steps 2 through 5; 10. Install protective cap on the booster block terminal. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 172: Engine Protection System

    Use this function sparingly and in order to move Disconnect the extension cord before starting.  the vehicle to a safe parking place only. Excessive Before driving, make sure the extension cord is use may result in severe engine damage. disconnected. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 173: Engine Warm-Up

    Never let the engine run in an enclosed, non- ventilated area.  Engine exhaust fumes contain dangerous gases which can be fatal if inhaled.  Before warming up the engine, open the door(s) or move the vehicle outside. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 175: Section 7 - Safety Features And Equipment

    VEHICLE JACKING POINTS HYDRAULIC JACK TOWING THE VEHICLE DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS FOG LIGHTS CORNERING AND DOCKING LIGHTS COMPARTMENT LIGHTING MUD FLAPS AND SPLASH GUARDS BACK-UP CAMERA BACK-UP ALARM BACK-UP ALARM CANCEL SWITCH ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS TO OPERATE THE VEHICLE (BASIC LIMP-HOME FUNCTIONS) AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 176: Emergency Exits

    Make sure you know how to operate fire extinguishers case emergency. FIRST-AID KIT The optional first aid kit is usually stored near the driver’s seat. A white cross over red background decal identifies the first aid kit. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 177: Warning Reflectors H3 Series

    AUTOMATIC FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM Delay Engine Stop switch once, the engine (AFSS) shutdown and extinguisher discharge will be delayed by an additional 15 seconds. The vehicle may be equipped with the optional Automatic Fire Detection Suppression PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 178: Tire Pressure Monitoring System

    2 seconds. NOTE It is recommended to check the remaining battery lifespan when changing the tires in order to replace the sensors at the same time if they are due for replacement before the next change. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 179 When entering the menu, the axle 1, wheel 1 is selected by default as a starting point for the learning. The user can select another axle with +/- , move the cursor to the wheel number with the PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 180 TPMS display and cannot be edited by the end user. When the user sets a new target value, the selection can’t be made outside the valid range. Display Settings Alarm Settings PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 181: Changing Wheel

    Air filled through the two emergency fill valves will pass through the standard air filtering-drying system.  Do not fill air at any other location.  Do not exceed 120 psi (827 kPa). Refer to TPMS Troubleshooting Guide in Appendix PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 182: Emergency And Parking Brakes

    FIGURE 5: FILL FITTING IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT information MI18- 18 , available on the technical publications USB key and website. EMERGENCY AND PARKING BRAKES During normal operation, if air pressure in any brake circuit drops below 60 psi (414 kPa), spring- PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 183: Hydraulic Jack

    MUD FLAPS AND SPLASH GUARDS Mud flaps are installed behind each front wheel and the tag axles. Mud flaps minimize dirt on the lower panels of the vehicle and prevent stones and PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 184: Back-Up Camera

    AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS Startup: Turn on the ignition in the driver's area and rear start the vehicle from the engine compartment, Opening the door: Functions normally, PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 185: Section 8 - Care And Maintenance

    MAIN POWER COMPARTMENT FAN AIR FILTER A/C AND HEATING SYSTEM AIR FILTERS HOSE INSPECTION LUBRICATION WHEELS AND TIRES VERIFICATIONS WHEEL BEARINGS SERVICE BRAKE TEST PARKING BRAKE TEST EXTERIOR LIGHTING VERIFICATION WITH TEST MODE GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 186 STEP 2: ENGINE COMPARTMENT RIGHT SIDE AREA STEP 3: ENGINE COMPARTMENT STEP 4: REAR LEFT SIDE STEP 5: FRONT LEFT SIDE STEP 6: FRONT STEP 7: FRONT RIGHT SIDE STEP 8: INSIDE THE VEHICLE WITH ENGINE RUNNING PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 187: Cleaning

    Use only approved cleaning products such as Rub the stain with a damp cloth; Prevost A.P.C., all-purpose cleaner (Prevost # 683664).  Never use stain protection products on Rinse cloth after each application. new fabrics.  To prevent permanent staining of fabrics, clean stains soon after they occur. ...

  • Page 188: Plastic And Vinyl

    Stainless steel Frequent washing and waxing of the vehicle cleaning solution may be ordered from Prevost exterior will help protect the finish and luster. The quoting part number 680356. paint finish is attacked by the abrasive effects of airborne particles and corrosive pollutants.

  • Page 189: Windshield

    Let dry, then wax. level within the safe range. Insects Remove insect stains as soon as possible with lukewarm soap and water or insect remover. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 190: Transmission Fluid Level

    RUN band, add fluid until the level lies within the PUSHBUTTON SHIFT SELECTOR " on page 2 COLD RUN band.  If the fluid level is above the in Appendix B. COLD RUN band, drain fluid until the level is within the band. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 191: Power Steering Fluid Level

    On H series vehicles it is fixed on the main power 5. Remove the breather cap and top up level to compartment wall, accessible by the R.H. compressor door. "MAX" mark; 6. Reinstall the breather cap. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 192: Drive Axle Wheel Bearing Oil Level

    It is good practice to regularly inspect the vehicle WARNING for signs of component wear and to perform safety Hot engine coolant is under high pressure. Allow and maintenance routines. engine to cool down before adding coolant. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 193: Electric Cooling Fans

    FIGURE 10: FAN SHROUD TOP & BOTTOM HOLD- DOWN SCREWS NOTE Electric cooling fan motors are sealed and certified IP6K9K and IP68.They can therefore be safely power/pressure washed. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 194: Fire Extinguishers

    To drain water, loosen the drain valve below in. It is used to prevent water from entering the fuel PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 195: Driver's A/C Compressor Belt

    Do not treat belts with any compounds. Keep belts dry. BACK-UP CAMERA Periodically inspect belt and pulleys for wear or damage; The back up camera is located on the rear cap. To clean the camera's protective glass, spray with PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 196: Engine Air Filter Restriction Indicator

    Clean filter with an air jet in If the windshield is continuously fogged, check the opposite direction of normal air flow. Replace that the driver’s air filter is not clogged filter when necessary. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 197: Hose Inspection

    If replacement tires are different from those WARNING specified on the certification plate, pressure must adjusted following manufacturer Personal injury and property damage may result recommendations. from fire caused by leaking flammable fluids. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 198: Wheel Bearings

    For a complete testing, the directional signal commands, the headlights commands and the brake pedal have to be checked before. Once these commands tested, activate the test mode to check the exterior lighting. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 199 Left side and right side of the vehicle: Directional signals. Marker lights. Rear of the vehicle: Directional signals. Identification lights and clearance lights. Stoplights and tail lights. Back-up light. Center High mounted Stop Light (CHSL) PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 200 8-16 Care and Maintenance FIGURE 24: EXTERIOR LIGHTING (H3-VIP) PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 201: General Recommendations

    WARNING Understand the basic principles of vehicle Report all problems affecting passenger or driver operation; safety to a Prevost service center. Have problems corrected immediately. Always maintain the vehicle in good running condition; Do not drive with low fuel.  If the fuel tank runs dry, the engine will not start until the air is bled from the fuel system. ...
  • Page 202 8-18 Care and Maintenance PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 203 Care and Maintenance 8-19 FIGURE 25: H3 SERIES COMPONENTS IDENTIFICATION (MAY DIFFER SLIGHTLY FROM ACTUAL VEHICLE) PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 204 16 Primary air tank 36 Davco Fuel Pro 382 fuel filter 17 Differential 37 Power steering pump 18 Propeller shaft 38 Air compressor 19 Tag axle lever pivot 39 Starter 20 Transmission 40 Cooling Assembly (Radiator & CAC) PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 205: Walk-Around Inspection (Before Every Trip)

    Make sure parking brakes are applied. STEP 1: RIGHT SIDE Check that baggage and service compartment doors are properly latched and locked. Check condition of wheels and rims. Especially look for cracks, missing nuts, bent or broken studs. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 206: Step 2: Engine Compartment Right Side Area

    Check windshield washer reservoir fluid level and add as necessary. If equipped, check headlights washer reservoir fluid level and add as necessary Drain accessory air tank by opening drain cock. Close drain cock when completed. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 207: Step 6: Front

    Perform the exterior lighting verification using the test mode. Refer to "OTHER VERIFICATIONS" on page 8 in this section. Walk around the vehicle and listen for air leaks. Check for leaks and listen for unusual sounds coming from the turbocharger. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 209: Section 9 - Technical Information

    FRONT AXLE - INDEPENDENT FRONT SUSPENSION ( IFS) DRIVE AXLE TAG AXLE SUSPENSION INDEPENDENT FRONT SUSPENSION DRIVE AXLE TAG AXLE ALIGNMENT SPECIFICATIONS COOLING SYSTEM FUEL SYSTEM EXHAUST SYSTEM HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING OIL SPECIFICATIONS ENGINE ALLISON TRANSMISSION DIFFERENTIAL POWER STEERING RESERVOIR PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 210 9-2 Technical Information PLATES AND CERTIFICATION SAFETY CERTIFICATION DOT CERTIFICATION PLATE EPA ENGINE LABEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (VIN) VIN DEFINITION COACH FINAL RECORD PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 211: Dimensions And Weights

    Technical Information 9-3 DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS FIGURE 1: H3-45 VIP OVERALL DIMENSIONS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 212 9-4 Technical Information FIGURE 2: H3-45 VIP OVERALL DIMENSIONS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 213 The actual Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (G.V.W.R.) and the Gross Axle Weight Rating (G.A.W.R.) for front, drive and tag axles are listed on a certification plate located on the L.H. control panel in driver's section. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 214: Capacities

    2.8 US quarts (2.6 liters) Windshield washer reservoir 5.3 US gal (20 liters) 26 lb (11.8 kg) (high capacity system) Refrigerant 6 lb (2.75 kg) (small A/C system) TURNING RADIUS FIGURE 3: TURNING RADIUS DIAGRAM PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 215 NOTE Supplied values are theoretical. Factors such as ground surface, vehicle speed and road conditions may significantly affect the turning radius. Turning Radius H3-45, H3-45 VIP with Front Independent Suspension A (Curb to Curb) 11.34m (37'3") B (Wall to Wall) 12.64m (41'6")

  • Page 216: Fuel Type

    TIRE DIMENSIONS FUEL TYPE Front & tag axles: 365/70 R22.5 load range L tires Your Prevost vehicle is powered by a diesel on both axles engine designed to operate only with Ultra Low Drive axle: 315/80 R22.5 load range L tires Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) fuel, which can contain no more than 15 ppm sulfur.

  • Page 217: Belts

    Type: ..4-stroke / inline six cylinders Displacement: 12.8 l, SOHC, 4-valve /cylinder Power: ..500 HP Torque: ..1851 lbf·ft (2509 Nm) Cruise speed range: ..1400-1800 rpm PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 218: Allison Transmission

    Tag axle: ..16 in controller and/or Differential Braking (DB) where individual wheel brake applications are used to improve vehicle traction. The ESP EC-80 model controller also provides an ABS- based Electronic Stability Control (ESC) PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 219: Steering

    Weight table. free) Tag axle may be lifted to provide better ELECTRICAL SYSTEM traction in snow, mud and reduce the turning radius and tire scrub at low cornering speed 24-volt, negative ground; 12-volt exterior lighting; PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 220: Tag Axle

    Hunter systems. Static alignment specifications Minimum Nominal Maximum are listed in the following tables: value value value DRIVE AXLE - MERITOR Right 0.20° 0.30° 0.50° camber Minimum Nominal Maximum value value value Left 0.20° 0.30° 0.50° camber PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 221: Cooling System

    HVAC system enables cooling the Pressure relief valve. driver’s area only. Electric fuel gauge. CENTRAL HVAC SYSTEM Low level signal at 22 US gallon (83 liters) Air conditioning 9 tons Primary filter 25 microns (standard). capacity PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 222: Oil Specifications

    OIL SPECIFICATIONS any state exhaust emissions regulations. Oil specifications for the vehicle's systems. ENGINE For the Volvo D13M engine, we recommend using SAE 10W-30 “Volvo Premium Motor Oil VDS-4.5” or other Volvo approved VDS-4.5 oils. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 223: Safety Certification

    FIGURE 4: VOLVO D13 ENGINE DATA PLATE DOT CERTIFICATION PLATE This certifies that vehicles manufactured by Prevost comply with all Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards at the time of manufacture. Information such as the date of manufacture, model year, gross vehicle weight rating, tire types and inflation pressure is also etched on this plate.

  • Page 224: Vehicle Identification Number (Vin)

    NOTE Record the VIN in the vehicle documentation and keep with company records. The VIN will normally be used for vehicle registration, service reference needs and for obtaining vehicle insurance coverage. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 225: Vin Definition

    Technical Information 9-17 VIN DEFINITION PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 226: Coach Final Record

    The Coach Final Record is a record of all data pertaining to the assembly of the vehicle. This record is shipped to the new customer via a courier company. Retain this record in the company records office for reference and safe-keeping. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 227 Miles Per Hour Premium Tech Tool PRIME Power Recovery By Intelligent Management Of Energy Power Take Off Selective Catalytic Reduction Transmission Control Module Traction Control System TECU Transmission Electronic Control Unit TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 228 ULSD Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel VCADS Volvo Computer Assisted Diagnostic Sytem Volvo Engine Brake VECF Vehicle Electrical Center Front VECR Vehicle Electrical Center Rear VECU Vehicle Electronic Control Unit Video And Sound Selector Wheelchair Lift PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 229: Appendix A - Service Litterature

    APPENDIX A - SERVICE LITTERATURE SERVICE LITERATURE NOTICE DECLARATION OF THE MANUFACTURING DEFECTS TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES DECLARATION OF THE MANUFACTURING DEFECTS TO THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT DECLARATION OF THE MANUFACTURING DEFECTS TO PREVOST PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 230: Service Literature

    However, NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you, your dealer, or Prevost. To contact NHTSA you may either call the Auto Safety Hotline toll-free at 1-800-424-9393 (or 366-0123 in Washington, D.C.

  • Page 231: Declaration Of The Manufacturing Defects To The Canadian Government

    Transport Canada Box 8880 Ottawa, Ontario, K1G 3J2 DECLARATION OF THE MANUFACTURING DEFECTS TO PREVOST In addition to NHTSA (or Transport Canada) notification, please contact Prevost at 1-418-831-2046. Or write to: Prevost After-sales service department 850 ch. Olivier, Lévis (Quebec)

  • Page 233: Appendix B - Multiplex Troubleshooting

    Multiplex Troubleshooting B-1 APPENDIX B - MULTIPLEX TROUBLESHOOTING MULTIPLEX TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 234: Multiplex Troubleshooting Guide

    2. Verify that the engine ECM is powered and gets the ignition signal a. Check / reset circuit breaker CB8 Check / replace fuse F74 b. Check / reset circuit breaker CB2 Check / replace fuse F78 PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 235 Set above 22°C (72°F) to heat and intake or the sensor wiring below 22° C (72°F) to cool Passenger temperature display indicates dashes "--" PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 236 (BBUS MUX) network problem would show the same message but doesn't produce these symptoms). 2. Check / reset circuit breaker CB1 3. Check / replace fuse F44 4. Probe gray connector on module to see if it is powered. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 237 (BBUS MUX) network problem would show the same message but doesn't produce these symptoms). 2. Check / reset circuit breaker CB10 3. Check / replace fuse F21 4. Probe gray connector on module to see if it is powered. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 238 (BBUS MUX) network problem would show the same message but doesn't produce this symptom). 2. Check / reset circuit breaker CB5 3. Check / replace fuse F135 4. Probe gray connector on module to see if it is powered. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 239 ON position again and then start the temperature in the engine vehicle. This will deactivate the fire alarm compartment function. This has to be repeated each time the vehicle is restarted. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 240 To cancel, turn the ignition switch to the OFF position or press ESCAPE button, select TERMINATE TESTS & FORCED STATES submenu and then press ENTER button twice. TEST will disappear from the DID status line. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 241 DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLESHOOTING CODES (DTC) OVERVIEW USING SHIFT SELECTOR FOR ACCESSING DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION DIAGNOSTIC CODE DISPLAY AND CLEARING PROCEDURE EXITING DIAGNOSTIC MODE DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE RESPONSE DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLESHOOTING CODES (DTC) LIST - ALLISON 5TH GENERATION CONTROLS10 PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 242: Oil Level Check Using The Pushbutton Shift Selector

    The number indicates the number of CONTROL SYSTEM PROGNOSTICS quarts fluid transmission requires. The transmission control system includes the provision for the user to monitor various transmission operating parameters. Transmission operating parameters monitored prognostics feature are: PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 243: Normal Prognostics Indication At Engine Start

    If Prognostics features are disabled, With the engine off and the ignition on, perform the the TRANSMISSION SERVICE indicator does not illuminate again after the bulb check. following sequence on the selector, N-R-N-D-N-R- N-D-N-R-N-D-N. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 244: Filter Life Monitor

    The filter life indicator pressure switch signals the (less than 3 seconds) between each selector transmission control module when fluid exiting the movement, with the ignition ON and the engine not main filter drops below a predetermined pressure. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 245: Transmission Health Monitor

    “TRANS HEALTH OK” or “TRANS HEALTH LO” is displayed. An acceptable clutch life status is displayed as “TRANS HEALTH OK”. An unacceptable clutch life status is displayed as “TRANS HEALTH LO”. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 246 An acceptable clutch life status is displayed as “TRANS HEALTH OK” TRANS HEALTH OK An unacceptable clutch life status is displayed as press “TRANS HEALTH LO” TRANS HEALTH LO press Display of diagnostic codes * With the engine off and ignition on. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 247: Diagnostic Troubleshooting Codes (Dtc) - Allison 5Th Generation Controls

    The operator presses the MODE button to read the next OTC in the queue (if any) or requests to exit diagnostics mode. The diagnostic mode times out and returns the selector to normal operating mode after approximately 10 minutes of operator inactivity. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 248: Diagnostic Code Display And Clearing Procedure

    If clearing a code while locked in a «D» (Drive) or «R» (Reverse) position (fail-to-range), the transmission will still be in «D» (Drive) or «R» (Reverse) when the clearing procedure is completed. «N» (Neutral) must be manually selected. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 249: Diagnostic Trouble Code Response

    When certain speed sensor ratio or PS1 tests do not pass, the TCM NNC - Neutral No Clutches commands a neutral condition with no clutches applied. DNA - Do Not Adapt The TCM stops adaptive shift control while the code is active. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 250: Controls

    DNS, SOL OFF (hydraulic Actuator Supply Voltage 1 (HSD1) High default) No Neutral to Drive shifts for refuse packer. TCM inhibits Brake Switch Circuit Malfunction retarder operation if a TPS code is also active. PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 251 Engine Speed Sensor Circuit Performance Default to turbine speed Engine Speed Sensor Circuit No Signal Default to turbine speed Incorrect 6 Gear Ratio DNS, Attempt 5 , then 3 Incorrect 1 Gear ratio DNS, Attempt 2 , then 5 PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 252 DNS, Lock in current range Transmission Fluid Pressure Switch 2 Circuit Low None Transmission Fluid Pressure Switch 2 Circuit High None Transmission Fluid Filter Maintenance Alert None Transmission Fluid Filter Maintenance Required None TCM Power Input Signal None PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 253 Shift Solenoid 1 (SS1) Control Circuit High default) 7- speed: Allow 2 through 6, N, R Shift Solenoid 2 (SS2) Control Circuit Low Inhibit TCC operation 7- speed: Allow 2 through 6, Shift Solenoid 2 (SS2) Control Circuit High N, R PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 254 DNS, SOL OFF (hydraulic Actuator Supply Voltage 2 (HSD2) High default) OFF, Inhibit Actuator Supply Circuit Voltage 3 Open (HSD3) operation, Inhibit Main modulation, ONA DNS, SOL OFF (hydraulic Actuator Supply Voltage 3 (HSD3) Low default) PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 255 Retarder Oil Temperature Sensor Over Temperature None Condition Use default retarder temp Retarder Oil Temperature Sensor Circuit – Low values Use default retarder temp Retarder Oil Temperature Sensor Circuit – High values TCC PCS Control Circuit Open Inhibit TCC operation PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 256 Incompatible Gear Shift Module 1 (Shift Selector) Ignore shift selector inputs Incompatible Gear Shift Module 2 (Shift Selector) Ignore shift selector inputs Maintain range selected, Invalid Data Received From Gear Shift Module (Shift observe gear shift direction Selector) 1 circuit PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 257 Allison Transmission Other Features C-17 Inhibited Operation Description Description Light Maintain range selected, Invalid Data Received From Gear Shift Module (Shift observe gear shift direction Selector) 2 circuit PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 259 TPMS Troubleshooting Guide D-1 APPENDIX D ON-SCREEN TPMS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

  • Page 260: On-Screen Tpms

    D-2 TPMS Troubleshooting Guide ON-SCREEN TPMS PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 261 TPMS Troubleshooting Guide D-3 PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...
  • Page 262 D-4 TPMS Troubleshooting Guide PA-1619 Owner's Manual H3-45 VIP...

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