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PREVOST Motorcoach XL Series Operator's Manual

PREVOST Motorcoach XL Series Operator's Manual

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Keys ................................................................. 2 - 1
Main battery disconnect switch ....................... 2 - 2
Fuel tank filling ................................................. 2 - 2
Controls and instrument panels ...................... 2 - 3
L.H. side control panel ..................................... 2 - 4
Cruise control switches.................................... 2 - 5
Dashboard (without tachograph) ..................... 2 - 7
Dashboard (with tachograph) .......................... 2 - 8
Dashboard indicator/warning lights ................. 2 - 9
L.H. lower switch panel .................................. 2 - 14
R.H. lower switch panel ................................. 2 - 15
R.H. console .................................................. 2 - 15
Audio/Video control unit. ................................ 2 - 16
Public address (P.A.) ..................................... 2 - 18
Video cassette player .................................... 2 - 19
TV tuner ......................................................... 2 - 19
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R.H. lateral console ....................................... 2 - 22
Automatic transmission ................................. 2 - 23
Manual transmission ..................................... 2 - 25
Steering column controls ............................... 2 - 26
Foot-operated controls .................................. 2 - 27
column ........................................................... 2 - 28
Entrance door ................................................ 2 - 28
Seats .............................................................. 2 - 29
Driver's seat ................................................... 2 - 29
Seat belts ....................................................... 2 - 31
Passenger seats ............................................ 2 - 31
Tour guide seat .............................................. 2 - 32
Mirrors ............................................................ 2 - 32
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Exterior compartments (XL-40) ..................... 2 - 34
Exterior compartments (XL-45) ..................... 2 - 35
Engine compartment doors ........................... 2 - 36
Engine air intake ducts ................................... 2 - 36
Fuel tank filling door ....................................... 2 - 36
Entrance door ................................................. 2 - 36
Engine compartment components................. 2 - 37
Baggage compartment .................................. 2 - 38
Spare wheel & tire compartment ................... 2 - 38
doors ............................................................... 2 - 39
Service doors ................................................. 2 - 39
main power compartment .............................. 2 - 39
Battery compartment ...................................... 2 - 40
Interior compartments .................................... 2 - 40
Lavatory .......................................................... 2 - 40
Parcel racks ................................................... 2 - 41
Safety equipment compartment ..................... 2 - 41
Accessories .................................................... 2 - 41
Brakes .............................................................. 3 - 1
Antilock braking system (ABS) ........................ 3 - 2
Air system emergency fill valve ........................ 3 - 2
Back up alarm .................................................. 3 - 3
Kneeling system ............................................... 3 - 3
Hi-buoy system ................................................. 3 - 3
Low-buoy system ............................................. 3 - 3
Emergency exits ............................................... 3 - 4
Day time running lights ..................................... 3 - 5
Fog lights .......................................................... 3 - 5
Horns ................................................................ 3 - 5
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    XL Series Motorcoach TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD 1 - 1 Exterior compartments (XL-40) ..... 2 - 34 Exterior compartments (XL-45) ..... 2 - 35 Engine compartment doors ......2 - 36 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS 2 - 1 Engine air intake ducts ........2 - 36 Fuel tank filling door ........
  • Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Alarm system ........... 3 - 6 Steering ............5 - 4 Safety equipment ..........3 - 6 Electrical system ..........5 - 4 Safety precautions ........... 3 - 7 Sound system ..........5 - 5 Defensive driving ..........3 - 8 Video system ............

  • Page 3: Foreword

    XL Series Motorcoach FOREWORD The PRÉVOST "XL Motorcoach" Operator's Manual has been prepared to thoroughly acquaint This manual, or portions thereof, cannot be you, the operator, with vehicle equipment and reproduced in any form whatsoever, in whole or in features in order to fully appreciate and safely part, without the written consent of PRÉVOST enjoy your vehicle.

  • Page 4: Controls/Instruments

    Controls/Instruments KEYS Depending on optional equipment, up to nine (9) different key models may have been supplied with your vehicle. They are used as described below: Ignition switch. Tachograph. Towel dispenser. Lavatory door lock. Entrance door lock. Baggage compartments door lock. Front electric compartment door lock.

  • Page 5: Main Battery Disconnect Switch

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS CAUTION: When the vehicle is parked MAIN BATTERY DISCONNECT overnight or for an extended period of time, the SWITCH main battery disconnect switch (XL-40) or the battery master switch (XL-45) (see page 2-14) XL-40 should be set to the "OFF" position in order to The manual switch which connects or disconnects avoid battery voltage imbalance.

  • Page 6: Controls And Instrument Panels

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENT PANELS FIGURE 5 18114A Panel Panel L.H. Side Control Panel Detroit Diesel PRODRIVER 2-20 Controls L.H. Lower Switch Panel 2-14 R.H. Console 2-15 Dashboard (without Tachograph) R.H. Lateral Console 2-22 Dashboard (with Tachograph) R.H. Lower Switch Panel 2-15 2 - 3...

  • Page 7: L.h. Side Control Panel

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS L.H. Side Control Panel 1. Adjustable louver The louver is manually adjustable, so the heated or cooled air flow can be directed towards driver or side window. 2. Cruise control switches (see page 2-5) 3. Baggage door lock (Optional) Push up rocker switch to unlock the baggage doors and push down to lock.
  • Page 8 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS (4) sides to adjust the selected mirror's viewing 9. Fluorescent lighting angle. Push down rocker switch to turn on the interior fluorescent lights, located under parcel racks. Use 16. R.H. outside mirror control (Optional) of these lights should be avoided when engine is Turn pointer knob to the left for mirror head not running.
  • Page 9 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS NOTE: When driving with cruise control in operation, the speed may be increased for passing, etc., by depressing the accelerator in the usual manner. Once the foot is removed from the accelerator pedal, the cruise control will return to the set speed.

  • Page 10: Dashboard (Without Tachograph)

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Dashboard (without Tachograph) FIGURE 7 18113A 01......Kneeling/Hi-buoy, or Low Buoy, 20............Fuel gauge or High Buoy (All Optional), or Blank 21............. Voltmeter 02....Water separator (Optional), or Blank 22........Differential oil temperature 03..... Tag axle unloading, or Retractable gauge (Optional), or Blank tag axle (Optional) 23.

  • Page 11: Dashboard (With Tachograph)

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Dashboard (with Tachograph) FIGURE 8 18112A 01......Kneeling/Hi-buoy, or Low Buoy, 20............. Voltmeter or High Buoy (All Optional), or Blank 02....Water separator (Optional), or Blank 21......... Turbo boost pressure, 03..... Tag axle unloading, or Retractable differential oil temperature tag axle (Optional) gauge (Optional), or Blank...

  • Page 12: Dashboard Indicator/Warning Lights

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Dashboard indicator/warning lights and instruments L.H. turn signal - Hazard Flashes when L.H. turn signal is selected with multifunction lever or when hazard switch is Kneeling/Hi-buoy (Optional), or Low Buoy turned on. (When hazard switch is turned on both L.H.
  • Page 13 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS (106°C) so the vehicle can operate normally. See also item # 31 on page 2-7. NOTE: Engine is not considered "overheating" Battery ° ° when below 215 F (102 Lights when alternator is not functioning properly. Battery balance Lights when batteries are out of balance. NOTE: Before seeking assistance, check that the demand for the 12 volt power is not exceeding...
  • Page 14 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS NOTE : If the "Differential oil temperature gauge" is not a chosen option on your vehicle, then "Turbo boost pressure gauge" will be located in its position. Differential temperature gauge (Optional) Indicates differential oil temperature. Normal reading should not exceed 250°F (120°C). Primary and secondary air pressure gauges NOTE: If "Differential oil temperature gauge"...
  • Page 15 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Will light if a minor engine malfunction is detected by the DDEC (Detroit Diesel Electronic Control) system. This includes any situation where the Low fuel level engine coolant reaches 217°F (103°C) because of cooling system problems or because of situations XL-40 vehicles: described page...
  • Page 16 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS U.S. vehicles: Miles/Kilometers (Miles speed at which the warning occurs is displayed in predominant) a small window. Canadian vehicles: Kilometers/Miles (Kilometers predominant) Tachometer The tachometer Indicates the operating speed of the engine in hundreds of revolutions per minute (RPM x 100). The tachometer serves as a guide FIGURE 9 18115B for gear shifting, and helps prevent engine...

  • Page 17: L.h. Lower Switch Panel

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS The diagram chart recording speedometer and "START": Starting position; spring-loaded ignition tachometer data covers a 24-hour period. Open switch returns to "ON" position after starting. the tachograph cover using the key provided, then Ignition key must be returned to "OFF" position insert the diagram chart with the MPH or KM/H before trying to restart.

  • Page 18: R.h. Console

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS switch in the "ON" position, this control will 2. Fog lights (Optional) or Blank automatically be canceled when restarting the Push down rocker switch to activate fog lights as engine; the driver must then shut off, and reset well as clearance, tail and marker lights. Before rocker switch to reactuate fast idle.

  • Page 19: Audio/Video Control Unit

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS 1. Audio/Video control unit The control unit is used to control audio and video in the coach. For more information refer to the Audio/Video Control Unit section below. 2. Central A/C - heating system controls These controls are used to obtain desired temperature inside vehicle.
  • Page 20 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS 2. Controlling the Passenger Section 3. Controlling the Video Section The three buttons (RADIO, VIDEO, and AUX) in Once the VIDEO button is pressed, the video the PASSENGER section are used to control system goes into a ten second delay. This is to what audio input is being sent to the passenger’s allow the VCP time to position the tape.

  • Page 21: Public Address

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS the front of the radio. These controls have no The PA system may be activated even when the effect on the passengers audio. The radio must control unit’s Power button is not activated. When be in the ‘’On’’ position in order to have radio this is done, there is a short delay while the audio available for either the passengers or the amplifier is powering up.

  • Page 22: Video Cassette Player

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS 2. Power button Microphone 3. Rew (Rewind/Reverse Picture Search) button Push to rewind the video tape. When a tape is playing, momentarily press to engage the reverse search mode. 4. Play button Push to play the video tape. When auto tracking is working, the PLAY indicator light blinks.
  • Page 23 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS 4. Channel Change Buttons. Engine data display & computer - ProDriver Press once to change channel. 5. Infrared Sensor Provided for optional remote control. FIGURE 24 18034 ProDriver is a graphic device that displays and records operational data transmitted by the Detroit Diesel Electronic Controls (DDEC) on the diagnostic data link.
  • Page 24 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS • Special button functions Overspeed time and percentage for two (2) speed thresholds Alternate labels are displayed along the bottom of • Over-rev time and percentage the screen directly over each button when the • buttons are used to perform special functions. Maximum vehicle speed and RPM •...

  • Page 25: R.h. Lateral Console

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS To review leg summary information at idle To review leg summary info while in motion ECONOMY SCREEN, = SUMMARY 1, INFO IDLE SCREEN, = SUMMARY 1, INFO ECONOMY = SUMMARY 2, = IDLE SCREEN. = SUMMARY 2, INFO INFO INFO INFO SCREEN.

  • Page 26: Automatic Transmission

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS 1. Tag axle unloaded or retractable 5A. Preheater switch Vehicle can be fitted with either the standard tag Push down rocker switch to turn "ON" Preheating axle unloaded system or the optional retractable system; supplementing Central Heating System tag axle system. When valve is switched to the when required.
  • Page 27 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS SECONDARY - This is an alternate shift schedule that the ECU may use upon request. SELECT - Range of gears selected by the Select the secondary shift schedule (ECONOMY) operator. via the MODE button. MONITOR - Current gear of transmission HOLD UPSHIFT - This shift schedule permits operation.

  • Page 28: Manual Transmission

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS CAUTION CAUTION: : Detroit Diesel engines should not be Service brakes (foot pedal) should idled for extended periods at "low" idle. not be used to control the speed of vehicle on extended idling, engine should run at "fast" idle. long, steep descents.

  • Page 29: Steering Column Controls

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS wheels to lock-up, and may result in loss of control. CAUTION: To avoid damaging the clutch brake mechanism, do not fully depress the clutch pedal when the coach is in motion. STEERING COLUMN CONTROLS Upshifting Multifunction lever Always start moving the coach forward with the transmission in first gear, then shift to second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh gears (if applicable).
  • Page 30 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS • Special button functions Overspeed time and percentage for two (2) speed thresholds Alternate labels are displayed along the bottom of • Over-rev time and percentage the screen directly over each button when the • buttons are used to perform special functions. Maximum vehicle speed and RPM •...
  • Page 31 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS To review leg summary information at idle To review leg summary info while in motion ECONOMY SCREEN, = SUMMARY 1, INFO IDLE SCREEN, = SUMMARY 1, INFO ECONOMY = SUMMARY 2, = IDLE SCREEN. = SUMMARY 2, INFO INFO INFO INFO SCREEN.
  • Page 32 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS 5A. Preheater switch 1. Tag axle unloaded or retractable Push down rocker switch to turn "ON" Preheating Vehicle can be fitted with either the standard tag system; supplementing Central Heating System axle unloaded system or the optional retractable when required. Preheater will turn "ON"...
  • Page 33 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS The digital display indicates the readout of two (2) PRIMARY - This shift schedule is used each time digits: the vehicle is started. Typically, this is used for normal vehicle operation. SELECT - Range of gears selected by the SECONDARY - This is an alternate shift operator.
  • Page 34 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Select this range when pulling through mud and B) Neutral (N) snow, or when speed control is needed for driving Use this position to start engine. Select neutral up steep grades. This range also provides (N) when checking vehicle accessories, and for maximum engine(*) braking power or retarder(*) extended periods of engine idle operation;...
  • Page 35 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS coach is equipped with a safety switch to prevent result in brake overheating and reduce brake accidental starter engagement if the shift lever is effectiveness. To reduce brake wear, use the not in the neutral position. Engine Retarder System "JACOB"...

  • Page 36: Foot-Operated Controls

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS 3. Headlight beam changer Transmission retarder lever (Optional) High beams or low beams can be selected by respectively pushing the lever towards the dashboard or by pulling it towards the driver. 4. Headlight flasher High beams can be flashed momentarily by pulling the lever completely towards the driver and then releasing it.

  • Page 37: Tilt Steering Wheel And Telescopic Steering Column

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS TILT STEERING WHEEL AND CLUTCH PEDAL TELESCOPIC STEERING COLUMN Used to engage and disengage the manual transmission. To unlock, use the handle located on the steering column's left hand side. Pull handle down to BRAKES permit a maximum variation of 11° in steering wheel angle, and a telescopic wheel movement of Service brakes 2"...

  • Page 38: Seats

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS counterclockwise to open door and clockwise to SEATS close. Driver's seat - "ISRI" CAUTION: Door handle must be fully pushed in Two distinct "ISRI" model driver's seats may be (clockwise) to ensure that air locking mechanism supplied with your vehicle: one with mechanical has properly closed door.
  • Page 39 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Rotate control knob select desired armresting angle. When not in use, raise armrest parallel with backrest. 2. Lift lever to select proper adjustment angle of backrest. 3. Pull handle up, and push down or pull up on front of seat cushion to raise or lower the front section of seat cushion.

  • Page 40: Seat Belts

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS 7. Push on upper section of rocker switches to WARNING: A snug fit with the lap belt inflate lumbar support bellows inside the seat positioned low on the hips is necessary to ensure backrest, and push on lower section of rocker motorist's safety.

  • Page 41: Tour Guide Seat

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Tour guide seat (Optional) The optional tour guide seat is installed on driver's R.H. side over front steps. The seat folds up automatically when host/hostess stands up for convenience when embarking and disembarking passengers. The tour guide seat can easily be removed and stored in parcel racks by simply lifting and unhooking seat assembly.
  • Page 42 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Your vehicle is equipped with two (2) exterior located at the base of mirror head. Adjust mirrors. These mirrors have an electric heating to desired position, then tighten adjusting system which serves to minimize ice and screw. condensation in extreme weather conditions. Integral thermostats are installed in both mirrors to CAUTION: Do not overtighten.

  • Page 43: Exterior Compartments (Xl-40)

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS EXTERIOR COMPARTMENTS (XL-40) FIGURE 41: XL-40 EXTERIOR COMPARTMENTS 18030B 01 ......... Engine air intake duct 10 ..........Engine rear doors 02 .......... Lavatory access door 11 ......Engine oil reserve tank filling, 03 ......... Engine R.H. side door Block heater plug & 04 ....

  • Page 44: Exterior Compartments (Xl-45)

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS EXTERIOR COMPARTMENTS (XL-45) FIGURE 42: XL-45 EXTERIOR COMPARTMENTS 18031B 01 ......... Engine air intake duct 11 ..Engine oil reserve tank filling, Block heater 02 .......... Lavatory access door plug & (Water heater plug [Optional]) 03 ......... Engine R.H. side door 12 ......Spare wheel &...

  • Page 45: Engine Compartment Doors

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Engine compartment doors (doors #3 & 10) For access to the engine compartment, two rear doors and one R.H. side door are provided. To open rear doors, turn lock release handle counterclockwise and pull open doors. Doors are held in open position by a mechanical locking device located at top of each door.

  • Page 46: Engine Compartment Components

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS ENGINE COMPARTMENT COMPONENTS FIGURE 46 01014A Components identification: 01 ..........Coolant surge tank 12 ......Preheater (Webasto or Espar) 02 ..........Rear junction box 13 ..........Engine air cleaner 03 ..Transmission oil dipstick (Auto. trans. only) 14 ........Engine primary fuel filter Engine oil dipstick (Manual trans.

  • Page 47: Baggage Compartment

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Baggage compartment CAUTION: Do not slam baggage compartment doors. This can only damage door weather (doors #5) stripping and/or locking mechanism. An optional elect. door locking system may be NOTE: installed on all baggage compartment doors. The To prevent theft and/or vandalism, switch is located on the L.H.

  • Page 48: A/C & Heating And Condenser Compartment Doors

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS A/C & heating and Condenser Service doors (doors #2,9,11,13 & 14) compartment doors (doors # 7 & 16) Service doors can be opened by turning the slotted head "Dzus" fasteners turn The A/C & heating and Condenser compartment counterclockwise and then pulling on the door. doors can be opened manually or mechanically, depending on options.

  • Page 49: Battery Compartment

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Battery compartment (XL-40 only) (access through door #5 with *) FIGURE 52 06103 FIGURE 53 Batteries are accessible by means of an access 23015A door which is located on the back wall of the rear 01 ..........Towel dispenser baggage compartment (#5*).

  • Page 50: Parcel Racks

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS The lavatory has it's own ventilation system that Safety equipment compartment operates only when ignition switch is in the "ON" position. An auxiliary sump tank (optional) allows main tank drained manually opening interconnecting tank valve. Lavatory can then be operated for longer periods until coach can be serviced at a facility equipped for disposal.
  • Page 51 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Mechanical destination sign Electronic destination sign (Optional) (Optional) To change the name on your destination sign To change the destination, depress the selecting simply pull to unlock handle and rotate until sign switches until the desired destination appears in shows desired destination.
  • Page 52 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS To operate driver side window and L.H. windshield blinds, pull down tab to the required position and then release; the blind will remain in position. To raise blind, pull on release cord on it's L.H. side. FIGURE 60 23021 FIGURE 58 23019 Adjustable A/C &...
  • Page 53 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Stop/Service/Reading lamp FIGURE 61 23022A 1. Reading lamp Can be adjusted manually to desired angle. 2. Reading lamp switch Press to turn reading lamp ON or OFF. FIGURE 62 23023 3. Hostess signal switch Galley (Optional) Depress rocker switch to activate chime in driver's The Mini-Chef galley can include features such as area.
  • Page 54 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS Spare Parts Kit A Spare Parts Kit is supplied with your vehicle; parts are stored in a cardboard box located inside the forward baggage compartment. Kit contents depend on certain vehicle options as shown below: 1 = Series 60 Engine + Full A/C System. 2 = Series 60 Engine + Full A/C System + 110 volt interior lighting.

  • Page 55: Preheating System Timers (Auxiliary)

    CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS PREHEATING SYSTEM Press key briefly. TIMERS (AUXILIARY) 12:00 flashes on the display. (Optional) Set the clock time with  or . The timer, located on R.H. lateral console (see The time is stored as soon as it stops flashing. page 2-22 items 5 &...
  • Page 56 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS WEBASTO (45 000 or 80 000 BTU) Switching off heater. Press key briefly. Operating display disappears. The blower OPERATION WITH DIGITAL TIMER automatically continues to operate to cool the heater down. Heating without preselection when ignition is ‘’on.’’ Switch on the heater. Press key briefly.
  • Page 57 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS 3. You can get instant heat... with the button 5, which switches your heater on (or off) immediately. The green light is on while the heater is switched on. 4..or you can program the heater to come on up to 24 hours ahead.
  • Page 58 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS WEBASTO (45 000 or 80 000 BTU) Switching off heater. Press key briefly. OPERATION WITH DIGITAL TIMER Operating display disappears. The blower automatically continues to operate to cool the heater down. Heating without preselection when ignition is ‘’on.’’ Switch on the heater. Press briefly.
  • Page 59 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS 3. You can get instant heat... with the button , which switches your heater on (or off) immediately. The green light is on while the heater is switched on. 4..or you can program the heater to come on up to 24 hours ahead.

  • Page 60: Safety

    Safety WARNING: BRAKES "FANNING" or "PUMPING" brake pedal is not recommended. This practice will not increase brake system effectiveness, but will There are two (2) brake systems on your vehicle, instead waste air and thereby reduce brake service brakes combination effectiveness.

  • Page 61: Antilock Braking System (Abs)

    SAFETY NOTE: SYSTEM EMERGENCY Each time the parking brake is applied and ignition key is turned or left to the "ON" FILL VALVE position, the stoplights automatically light up. The vehicle is equipped with two air system ANTILOCK BRAKING SYSTEM emergency fill valves to supplement the air (ABS) system when air pressure is low and engine...

  • Page 62: Back Up Alarm

    SAFETY To raise the front of the coach to its normal height, push up the rocker switch. The front end will rapidly rise up. Release the parking brake, and shift transmission to the desired range. CAUTION : Avoid parking the coach too close to the sidewalk or other obstacles that could damage the coach during kneeling operations.

  • Page 63: Emergency Exits

    SAFETY To open window, slide fingers under release bar, CAUTION: Avoid parking the coach too close to then push out bottom of window. Instruction the sidewalk or other obstacles that could damage decals are affixed to the release bar of each the coach during the operation of the low-buoy.
  • Page 64 SAFETY This system turns on automatically the low beams at a lower intensity as soon as engine is started and parking brake is released. This system will be canceled; - when engine is stopped - when parking brake is applied - when the headlight switch is turned on.

  • Page 65: Alarm System

    SAFETY ALARM SYSTEM As an added protection to indicator lights, Prévost vehicles are equipped with audible alarms to inform the driver of the following operating conditions: Indicator lights Audible alarm Condition Air primary Beep Low air pressure Air secondary Beep Low air pressure "Do not shift"...

  • Page 66: Safety Precautions

    SAFETY Fire hatchet m) When approaching to make a right turn, (Optional) reduce spacing between coach and curb to make The fire hatchet is stored within the Safety sure other vehicles cannot pass on the right. Equipment Compartment (see page 2-41). Since the coach makes wide turns, allow enough space to make safe turns.

  • Page 67: Defensive Driving

    SAFETY DEFENSIVE DRIVING To keep the coach from drifting across lanes during highway driving, always look over the horizon on the road ahead. Don't stare at the road ahead. Keep your eyes moving. Check all mirrors and dashboard instruments frequently. Establish eye-to-eye contact with other drivers and with pedestrians.

  • Page 68: Starting And Stopping Procedures

    Starting and stopping procedures to the Electronic Control Unit, thus affecting the GENERAL INFORMATION fuel system control. If accelerator pedal is depressed inadvertently, CAUTION: Read this section of manual before release it and wait approximately 30 seconds driving vehicle. before resuming starting procedure. Starting engine from...

  • Page 69: Detroit Diesel Electronic Control (Ddec)

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES CAUTION: Steps previously explained with respect to starter use also apply in this situation. Stopping engine Stop only by turning the starter selector switch to the "OFF" position. FIGURE 73 01017A DETROIT DIESEL ELECTRONIC CONTROL (DDEC) The major components of DDEC are as follows: FIGURE 74 01015...

  • Page 70: World Transmission Wt Electronic Control System

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES brake system is more effective in lower gears and control of the critical engine functions which affect at higher engine speeds. fuel economy, engine reliability performance of the injectors. WARNING: When descending significant Its major components include an Electronic grades, use service brakes as little as possible.
  • Page 71 STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES transmission or improper vehicle operation. When one of these conditions is detected, the ECU is programmed to respond automatically in a manner which will ensure safe operation of the vehicle and the transmission. Torque converter The torque converter consists of three (3) elements - pump, turbine, and stator.
  • Page 72 STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES Diagnostic telltales Two (2) diagnostic features are available with the transmission control system assist troubleshooting malfunctions and/or monitoring of specific operating parameters. These features include a "DO NOT SHIFT" light on the dashboard, and the Diagnostic Data Reader (DDR).
  • Page 73 STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES overheating results from the oil being churned and Illumination of the DO NOT SHIFT light during aerated. vehicle operation (start-up), indicates that the ECU has registered a diagnostic code. A summary of Always check the oil level at least twice to diagnostic codes with...

  • Page 74: Manual Transmission

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES At any time in this sequence, simultaneously engine starting when temperature is below 35°F pressing the UPSHIFT and DOWNSHIFT arrows (2°C). The control rocker switch, located on the directs the ECU to enter the transmission L.H. lower switch panel (see page 2-14), is diagnostic mode as described under "Diagnostic provided with a locking mechanism to avoid Codes"...

  • Page 75: Daily Inspection

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES should develop, stop engine immediately and have Extinguishers condition corrected. Ensure that fire extinguishers are in working order WARNING: Never let the engine run in an and easily accessible. enclosed, non-ventilated area. Exhaust fumes from the engine contain dangerous gases which Emergency exits can be fatal if inhaled.

  • Page 76: Recommendations

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES Coolant level Transmission The cooling system is completely filled when the coolant (cold) is visible in the sight glass on the Check oil level (see page 6-4). right side of the surge tank. If topping-up is necessary, fill the system with the same mixture Leaks ratio already used (50-50), as instructed in the...

  • Page 77: Heating And Air Conditioning

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES - Perform procedures as detailed in this manual. NOTE: The driver's area A/C & heating and defrost systems are independently controlled from - Unless otherwise specified, engine should be the central system. turned off for all lubrication and maintenance procedures.
  • Page 78 STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES 3. "Heat" indicator light Central A/C & heating system This indicator will be illuminated when hot water is circulating through the water valve, no matter 1. "A/C-heat" switch which mode has been selected (A/C or heating). This switch has three positions: "A/C - OFF - HEAT".
  • Page 79 STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES CAUTION: Once the A/C-heat switch is set to the proper The air conditioning system should position and fans are on, select the desired not be used when outside temperature is below ° ° temperature by turning the temperature control F (5 knob clockwise to raise or counterclockwise to lower temperature.

  • Page 80: Preheating Systems

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES (Optional) knob clockwise increase flow counterclockwise to decrease. ESPAR (EBERSPÄCHER) 9. "A/C auxiliary" switch Description of operations Push down rocker switch to actuate the optional This Auxiliary Preheating System is used for auxiliary A/C system located at rear of coach to preheating and retaining the heat of water-cooled supplement the central A/C system.

  • Page 81: Windshield Washer Reservoir

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES and cools off the hot parts on the exhaust side of cap to ease windshield washer reservoir filling. the heat exchanger, while the water circulation Check windshield washer fluid level regularly. pump still running transmits the heat present in the heat exchanger, thus preventing local overheats.

  • Page 82: Jump Starting

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES JUMP STARTING To remove the cables, perform the above procedure in reverse order, then replace the Whenever it becomes necessary to start the protective caps on booster block posts. engine while batteries are discharged, use another power source of the same voltage (24 volt DC), NOTE: Jumper cables must withstand 500...

  • Page 83: Electric Circuit Protection

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES FIGURE 82 FIGURE 83 06097 06099 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT 1.Condenser fan motor (CB8) 105 amps-24 volts PROTECTION 2.Evaporator fan motor (CB9) 105 amps-24 volts 3.Rear junction box (CB7) 90 amps-24 volts Two types of cutoff mechanisms are installed to protect the vehicle's electrical system;...
  • Page 84 STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES FIGURE 85 FIGURE 86 06101 06104 1.Rear junction box (CB3) 70 amps-12 volts 2.Front junction box (CB4) 90 amps-12 volts 3.Video system (Opt.)(CB131) 40 amps-12 volts Steering compartment 4.Rear junction box (CB6) 90 amps-24 volts 5.Front junction box (CB7) 90 amps-24 volts Kneeling module ......

  • Page 85: Tires

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES Tire failure is a rare event these days, if tires are properly cared for. In case of a flat tire, move vehicle a safe distance away from traffic and apply the parking brake. Remember to switch "ON" the hazard flashers and according to the highway code regulations, set up the triangular reflectors (see "Emergency warning reflectors"...

  • Page 86: Jacking Points

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES Procedure Step 1 Stop engine, apply parking brake, take out jack and wrench, then remove spare wheel and tire from their compartment. Step 2 Remove hub cap (with appropriate wrench) or cover from wheel. Step 3 With supplied wrench, loosen all wheel nuts to FIGURE 89 13005...

  • Page 87: Towing

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES before jacking coach using drive axle jacking Torque all nuts, in a crisscross pattern, to 450-500 points. ft•lbs (610-680 N•m). Step 8 Completely lower the coach and remove jack. Adjust tire pressure according to the cold tire inflation pressures.

  • Page 88: Tag Axle Unloaded

    STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES can be flipped to either one of two positions, "Wheels up" or "Wheels down". Axle will automatically be raised or lowered by air pressure according to valve position (see page 2-23). Tag axle service brakes operate only when axle is down.

  • Page 89: Technical Information

    Technical information DIMENSIONS SPECIFICATION XL-40 XL-45 40.0' (12 190 mm) 45.0' (13 716 mm) Overall length Overall width 102" (2 590 mm) 102" (2 590 mm) Overall height (over closed roof hatch(es)) 130.7" (3 320 mm) 130.7" (3 320 mm) 26"...

  • Page 90: Weights

    TECHNICAL INFORMATION Power steering WEIGHTS reservoir ......4.0 U.S. qts (3,8 liters) Dry weight (w/series 60 & World trans.) Windshield washer XL-40 ........29 350 lbs (13 341 kg) reservoir ........ 5 U.S. gal. (19 liters) XL-45 ........30 850 lbs (14 023 kg) Refrigerant Dry weight (w/series 50 &...

  • Page 91: Belts

    TECHNICAL INFORMATION BELTS Gear Ratio Radiator fan drive (transfer) (series 60 only) ..............3.51 Make: ............Dayco ..............1.91 Model: ............AX 74 ..............1.43 Qty: ................. 3 ..............1.00 ..............0.74 Radiator fan drive (transfer) (series 50 only) ..............0.64 Make: ............

  • Page 92: Brakes

    TECHNICAL INFORMATION Voltage: ........24 (+4.8, -2.4) volts BRAKES Current:............... DC • Air operated, disc type on front axle and tag Rated current:......... 1.65 amps Protection system according to DIN 40050 axle, drum operated type on drive axle. Maximum service pressure: ..10 bars (145 psi) •...

  • Page 93: Sound System

    TECHNICAL INFORMATION Drive axle SOUND SYSTEM • 4 air springs. • AM/FM/Stereo cassette receiver. • 4 shock absorbers. • AM/FM/Stereo CD receiver (optional). • 3 longitudinal radius rods. • 1 transversal radius rod. • 2 Microphones with 6-foot extension cords. •...

  • Page 94: Oil Specifications

    TECHNICAL INFORMATION Heavy duty engine oil meeting MIL-L-2104D: A/C COMPRESSOR (Driver’s and Central SAE 30 (Northern climate), SAE 40, SAE 50. system) Straight mineral gear oil R & O type API-GL-1: Number of cylinders: ..........6 SAE 80 (Northern climate), SAE 90 Operating speed: ......

  • Page 95: Storage Volume

    TECHNICAL INFORMATION Heater: ..........Model D12W Several seating layouts may be achieved through Heating capacity: .......... 12 kW a combination of available equipment with the Heating output: ........41,000 Btu/hr addition or removal of some items such as Fuel type: ........Same as engine passenger seats, card table(s), galley, lavatory Fuel consumption: ......
  • Page 96 TECHNICAL INFORMATION The vehicle identification number is stamped on a plate located on dashboard louver (entrance door side), so that it is visible from the outside through the windshield. It is extremely important to give the correct vehicle identification number when ordering replacements parts.
  • Page 97 TECHNICAL INFORMATION FIGURE 100 01011 DOT certification label This is your assurance that your new vehicle complies with all applicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards which were in effect at the time the vehicle was manufactured. You can find this label affixed below L.H.

  • Page 98: Light Bulb Data

    All exterior lights are 12 volts and interior lights are 24 volts, except for the Check engine and Stop engine warning lights and flasher indicator lights which are also on 12 volt system. EXTERIOR LIGHTING APPLICATION PREVOST TRADE OR WATTS OR VOLTS PART NO.

  • Page 99: Ddec Iii Diagnostic Codes

    TECHNICAL INFORMATION INTERIOR LIGHTING APPLICATION PREVOST TRADE OR WATTS OR VOLTS PART NO. SAE NUMBER CANDLE XL-40 XL-45 POWER Check engine 562048 E-9 (Norma) Stop engine 562048 E-9 (Norma) Flasher indicator 562048 E-9 (Norma) Other indicator - 1/unit 562049 (Osram)
  • Page 100 TECHNICAL INFORMATION To read codes: Use a diagnostic data reader plugged in receptacle on L.H. side control panel (item #17 on page 2-4) or momentarily depress the Stop engine "OVERRIDE" switch (located on the L.H. lower switch panel) with the ignition on, engine at idle or not running.
  • Page 101 TECHNICAL INFORMATION DDC Code Number Description (Flashed) Oil, coolant, intercooler or intake air, temp. high Oil pressure low ECM battery voltage low Fuel, air inlet, or turbo boost, pressure high Fuel or air inlet pressure low ECM A/D conversion fault ECM non volatile memory fault Vehicle speed sensor fault J1939 data link fault...

  • Page 102: World Transmission Wt Diagnostic Codes

    TECHNICAL INFORMATION WORLD TRANSMISSION (WT) DIAGNOSTIC CODES Diagnostic code memory Diagnostic codes are logged in a list in memory (sometimes referred to as the queue), positioning the most recently occurring code first and containing up to five codes. The codes continued in the list have the information recorded as shown in the chart below.
  • Page 103 TECHNICAL INFORMATION in this section refers to only entering the Ignition cycle counter Diagnostic Display Mode by the proper button. Used to clear diagnostic codes that are inactive The Diagnostic Display Mode may be entered for from the code list in memory. Counter is viewing of codes at any speed.
  • Page 104 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 5. Pressing the "MODE" button momentarily after CAUTION: If clearing a code while locked in a the fifth position is displayed will cause the Forward or Reverse position (fail-to-range), the sequence of code positions to start over with the transmission will still be in Drive or Reverse when first position.
  • Page 105 TECHNICAL INFORMATION - Pulse the tone generator for 8 seconds when the Clearing records from the code list in condition is first detected. memory - Blank the select digit in the display. If the requirements for Manual Clearing the Active Indicator have been satisfied, and the "MODE"...
  • Page 106 TECHNICAL INFORMATION MAIN DESCRIPTION DO NOT INHIBITED CODE CODE SHIFT OPERATION LIGHT DESCRIPTION Throttle position sensor, high Use Throttle default value Engine speed sensor Use default engine speed reasonableness test Turbine speed sensor DNS, Lock in current range reasonableness test Output speed sensor DNS, Lock in current range reasonableness or rapid decel test...
  • Page 107 TECHNICAL INFORMATION MAIN DESCRIPTION DO NOT INHIBITED CODE CODE SHIFT OPERATION LIGHT DESCRIPTION C3 pressure switch open, 5th DNS, Lock in current range range (5th) C3 pressure switch open, R range DNS, Lock in current range (R) Sump oil temperature sensor, low Use default value of ø...
  • Page 108 TECHNICAL INFORMATION MAIN DESCRIPTION DO NOT INHIBITED CODE CODE SHIFT OPERATION LIGHT DESCRIPTION Open or short to ground, Lock-up inhibited F solenoid circuit Open or short to ground, DNS, SOL OFF G solenoid circuit (Hydraulic default) Open or short to ground, Retarder allowed, H solenoid circuit differential lock inhibited...
  • Page 109 TECHNICAL INFORMATION MAIN DESCRIPTION DO NOT INHIBITED CODE CODE SHIFT OPERATION LIGHT DESCRIPTION Low side driver, Lock-up inhibited F solenoid circuit Low side driver, K solenoid operation K solenoid circuit inhibited Low side driver, Low and 1st inhibited N solenoid circuit Short to ground, A DNS, SOL OFF solenoid circuit...
  • Page 110 TECHNICAL INFORMATION MAIN DESCRIPTION DO NOT INHIBITED CODE CODE SHIFT OPERATION LIGHT DESCRIPTION Open circuit, E DNS, SOL OFF solenoid circuit (Hydraulic default) Open circuit, F Lock-up inhibited solenoid circuit Open circuit, G DNS, SOL OFF solenoid circuit (Hydraulic default) Open circuit, H Retarder allowed solenoid circuit...
  • Page 111 TECHNICAL INFORMATION MAIN DESCRIPTION DO NOT INHIBITED CODE CODE SHIFT OPERATION LIGHT DESCRIPTION Offgoing C3PS test (during shift), DNS, RPR 5 to 6 Offgoing C3PS test (during shift), DNS, NNC R to 1 Offgoing C3PS test (during shift), DNS, NNC R to 2 Offgoing C3PS test (during shift), DNS, NNC...
  • Page 112 TECHNICAL INFORMATION MAIN DESCRIPTION DO NOT INHIBITED CODE CODE SHIFT OPERATION LIGHT DESCRIPTION Offgoing speed test (during shift), DNS, NNC R to N1 Offgoing speed test (during shift), DNS, RPR N2 to N3 or N3 to N2 Oncoming ratio test (after shift), DNS, RPR L to 1 Oncoming ratio test (after shift),...
  • Page 113 TECHNICAL INFORMATION MAIN DESCRIPTION DO NOT INHIBITED CODE CODE SHIFT OPERATION LIGHT DESCRIPTION Oncoming ratio test (after shift), DNS,NNC R to L Oncoming ratio test (after shift), DNS,NNC R to 1 Oncoming ratio test (after shift), DNS,NNC R to 2 Oncoming ratio test (after shift), DNS,RPR N1 to L...
  • Page 114 TECHNICAL INFORMATION MAIN DESCRIPTION DO NOT INHIBITED CODE CODE SHIFT OPERATION LIGHT DESCRIPTION Oncoming C3PS test (after shift), DNS, NNC 2 to R Oncoming C3PS test (after shift), DNS, RPR N1 to L Oncoming C3PS test (after shift), DNS, RPR N1 to R Oncoming C3PS test (after shift), DNS, NNC...
  • Page 115 TECHNICAL INFORMATION MAIN DESCRIPTION DO NOT INHIBITED CODE CODE SHIFT OPERATION LIGHT DESCRIPTION Serial communications interface Use default throttle values fault ECU, A solenoid driver open DNS, SOL OFF (hydraulic default) ECU, B solenoid driver open DNS, SOL OFF (hydraulic default) ECU, C solenoid driver open DNS, SOL OFF (hydraulic default)
  • Page 116 TECHNICAL INFORMATION MAIN DESCRIPTION DO NOT INHIBITED CODE CODE SHIFT OPERATION LIGHT DESCRIPTION Software, illegal write to address Induce COP timeout $0000 (reset ECU) Software, major loop overrun Induce COP timeout (reset ECU) 5 - 28...

  • Page 117: Care And Maintenance

    Care & maintenance Method 1 INTERIOR CLEANING Apply nonflammable solvent To provide consistent and quality passenger (Trichloroethylene) to stained area with a clean, service, the coach interior must be kept clean at white absorbent rag. all times. Scheduled servicing of the coach shall Clean stain starting at the outer edges of the include cleaning of all passenger areas.
  • Page 118 CARE & MAINTENANCE Cosmetic Stains Remove stains left by cosmetics by following Soften Tar with benzene and then treat using method 1 then method 2. method 1 followed by method 2. Ink Stains Chewing Gum Remove ink stains following method 2. If stain Soften gum with cyclohexane.

  • Page 119: Exterior Cleaning

    CARE & MAINTENANCE on the surface. Stainless steel Use a stainless steel cleaner available at any CAUTION: Do not use hot water. Lukewarm to automotive washing and cleaning specialist and cool water is less harmful to the paint. Do not use follow manufacturer's instructions.

  • Page 120: Oil Verification

    CARE & MAINTENANCE Tree sap and bird droppings Do not allow tree sap or bird droppings to harden on the paint. Remove with a lukewarm water and soap solution. FIGURE 101 01027 Windows Keep silicone sprays off the windshield to avoid NOTE: For location of engine oil dipstick and wiper smear in rain.
  • Page 121 CARE & MAINTENANCE If the engine has been shut down for an extended period of time, park the vehicle on a level surface and apply the parking brake. Run the engine for at least 1 minute. Shift to Drive and operate the engine for 30 seconds at 1000-1500 rpm;...
  • Page 122 CARE & MAINTENANCE Remove the dipstick located on top of gearbox and wipe with a clean rag. Insert dipstick in gearbox case, then remove again to check fluid level. Adjust level to Full mark using Mobil SHC 634 synthetic oil. Reinsert the dipstick.

  • Page 123: Air Tanks

    CARE & MAINTENANCE Furthermore, purge all tanks using their bottom drain valve each time the oil and filters are changed (maximum 12,500 miles 20,000 km)). For tank locations, refer to figure in "Lubrication and servicing schedule" further in this section. COOLANT LEVEL VERIFICATION The cooling system is completely filled when the...

  • Page 124: A/C And Heating Air Filters

    CARE & MAINTENANCE Belt tensioning is applied through air bellows A/C AND HEATING AIR which are adjusted by an air pressure regulating FILTERS valve mounted in engine compartment above the doors. For proper operation of the air bellows, For maximum air conditioning and heating system efficiency, air filters should be inspected and adjust the upper tensioning bracket to provide a 2 cleaned as required in maintenance schedule to...

  • Page 125: Flexible Hose Maintenance

    CARE & MAINTENANCE FLEXIBLE HOSE LUBRICATION MAINTENANCE A lubrication chart is provided in this section to give locations of key service points on the vehicle. performance engine related Cleaning, removal or disassembly procedures equipment is greatly affected by the flexible hoses' (required for lubrication purposes) are covered in ability to carry fluids or gases.

  • Page 126: Back-Up Camera

    CARE & MAINTENANCE Use the heaters whenever the coach is parked for an extended period of time in cold weather and a suitable power source is available. Both the engine block heater and the water tank heater will automatically be activated when plugged in to an external power source.
  • Page 127 CARE & MAINTENANCE Plug the fresh water supply hose to the fresh Main sump tank filling water tank fill connection; fill the reservoir until the Open the main sump tank overflow cock and overflow tube leaks, signaling that reservoir is full. connect a water supply hose to the toilet sump WARNING: Never put antifreeze in fresh water...

  • Page 128: First Service On New Vehicle

    CARE & MAINTENANCE When a full draining is required, clean main tank by repeating the draining and filling operations while leaving the auxiliary sump tank drain valve opened. Close valves and pour a pack of commercial toilet deodorant (Prévost part #900329) in toilet before adding the antifreeze and starting final filling of main tank.

  • Page 129: Lubrication And Servicing Schedule

    CARE & MAINTENANCE LUBRICATION AND SERVICING SCHEDULE FIGURE 120 24001D 6 - 13...
  • Page 130 CARE & MAINTENANCE BEFORE OPERATING VEHICLE, PERFORM EACH POINT LISTED IN "STARTING AND STOPPING PROCEDURES" SECTION UNDER HEADING "DAILY INSPECTION... " (PAGE 4-8). NOTE: Perform the "FIRST SERVICE ON NEW VEHICLE" as outlined on page 6-12. DAILY WALK-AROUND INSPECTION It is a good practice to make a basic visual inspection of key areas on the vehicle on a daily basis and to report any problem areas to maintenance personnel for immediate correction.
  • Page 131 CARE & MAINTENANCE C) Inside the vehicle ITEM DESCRIPTION Check for proper operation of the entrance door Inspect cleanliness in the steps, aisles, seating area and lavatory Check that emergency exit windows and roof escape hatches can be opened, then close all windows and hatches securely Verify proper operation of windshield wiper/washer Check rear view mirrors for broken glass;...
  • Page 132 CARE & MAINTENANCE PERIODIC LUBRICATION AND SERVICING SCHEDULE A) Service every 6,250 miles (10 000 km) or twice a year, whichever comes first. ITEM* DESCRIPTION REMARKS LUBRICANT &/OR PART** Engine Air Cleaner Inspect and clean, replace element if required Filter: #53-0197 A/C Compressor Check oil level, add if necessary Polyolester oil...
  • Page 133 CARE & MAINTENANCE B) Service every 12,500 miles (20 000 km) or once a year, whichever comes first. ITEM* DESCRIPTION REMARKS LUBRICANT &/OR PART** Engine Change oil and filters Motor oil: SAE 15W40, API CF-4 Filters: #51-0458 Fuel Filters Change primary and secondary fuel filters (Fill Primary: #51-0137 with clean fuel before installation) Prim.
  • Page 134 CARE & MAINTENANCE D) Service every 50,000 miles (80 000 km) or once a year, whichever comes first. ITEM* DESCRIPTION REMARKS LUBRICANT &/OR PART** Power Steering Reservoir Replace oil filter cartridge element Cartridge: #66-0987 Coolant Strainer Replace element Element # 87-1029 Coolant Surge Tank Test coolant solution ----------...
  • Page 135 CARE & MAINTENANCE F) Miscellaneous Service ITEM* DESCRIPTION REMARKS LUBRICANT &/OR PART Battery Terminals Clean and coat terminals yearly Battery terminal coating Cooling System Drain, flush and refill every two years or Engine coolant 200,000 miles (320 000 km) Discharge Tubes Every three months: ---------- Check 4 condenser's discharge tubes...
  • Page 136 NLGI No.2 Grade is suitable for most temperatures NLGI No.1 Grade is suitable for extremely low temperatures * Item numbers refer to figure on page 6-13. Part Number Specifications ITEM* DESCRIPTION PREVOST NO SUPPLIER NO Engine Oil Filters #51-0458 Detroit Diesel: 25014505 AC Rochester Div. GM: PF2100...

  • Page 137: Service Literature

    SERVICE LITERATURE Additional copies of the following Service Literature are available upon request and at low cost. - Maintenance Manual - Operator’s Manual - Parts Manual To order the desired Manual(s), please contact your local distributor or write to: PRÉVOST CAR INC. ATTN.: TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT 35 Boulevard Gagnon Sainte-Claire, Québec...
  • Page 138 INDEX ABS brake ..........3 - 2, 5 - 4 Camera, maintenance ........6 - 10 Accelerator pedal ........... 2 - 28 Capacities, refill ..........5 - 2 Accessories ........... 2 - 41 Card tables ............. 2 - 44 Adjustable louver ....... 2 - 4, 2 - 16, 2 - 43 Care and maintenance........
  • Page 139 INDEX Daily inspection ..........4 - 8 Retarder (Jacob’s) ....2 - 4, 4 - 3 Dashboard ............2 - 7 Starting (from driver's compt.) .... 4 - 1 Data plate & certification ........5 - 7 Starting (from engine compt.) .... 4 - 1 Day time running lights ........
  • Page 140 INDEX Hatchet, fire ............. 3 - 7 Lavatory ............2 - 40 Hazard flashers..........2 - 15 Lavatory maintenance ........6 - 10 Heating and air conditioning Lever, multifunction ........2 - 26 Central ........2 - 16, 4 - 11 Lever, transmission retarder ......
  • Page 141 INDEX New vehicle, first service on ......6 - 12 "Quick Lounge" system ........2 - 44 Oil capacities ........... 5 - 2 Radio AM/FM ..........2 - 16 Oil specification ..........5 - 6 Reading lamps ..........2 - 5 Oil level verification Recommendations ...........
  • Page 142 INDEX Technical information Stop/service chime power switch ..2 - 4, 2 - 44 Alignment ..........5 - 5 Stop/service/reading lamp ....2 - 5, 2 - 44 Belts ............ 5 - 3 Storage volume ..........5 - 7 Brakes ..........5 - 4 Suspension ............
  • Page 143 INDEX Transmission Automatic ......... 2 - 23 Vehicle identification number (VIN) ....5 - 8 Clutch pedal ........2 - 28 Video system ..........2 - 17 Cooler circuit ........4 - 4 DDR, diagnostic data reader ..2 - 5, 4 - 5 Diagnostic code list ......
  • Page 144 INDEX ABS brake ..........3 - 2, 5 - 4 Camera, maintenance ........6 - 10 Accelerator pedal ........... 2 - 28 Capacities, refill ..........5 - 2 Accessories ........... 2 - 41 Card tables ............. 2 - 44 Adjustable louver ....... 2 - 4, 2 - 16, 2 - 43 Care and maintenance........
  • Page 145 INDEX Daily inspection ..........4 - 8 Retarder (Jacob’s) ....2 - 4, 4 - 3 Dashboard ............2 - 7 Starting (from driver's compt.) .... 4 - 1 Data plate & certification ........5 - 7 Starting (from engine compt.) .... 4 - 1 Day time running lights ........
  • Page 146 INDEX Hatchet, fire ............. 3 - 7 Lavatory ............2 - 40 Hazard flashers..........2 - 15 Lavatory maintenance ........6 - 10 Heating and air conditioning Lever, multifunction ........2 - 26 Central ........2 - 16, 4 - 11 Lever, transmission retarder ......
  • Page 147 INDEX New vehicle, first service on ......6 - 12 "Quick Lounge" system ........2 - 44 Oil capacities ........... 5 - 2 Radio AM/FM ..........2 - 16 Oil specification ..........5 - 6 Reading lamps ..........2 - 5 Oil level verification Recommendations ...........
  • Page 148 INDEX Stop/service chime power switch ..2 - 4, 2 - 44 Technical information Stop/service/reading lamp ....2 - 5, 2 - 44 Alignment ..........5 - 5 Storage volume ..........5 - 7 Belts ............ 5 - 3 Suspension ............5 - 5 Brakes ..........
  • Page 149 INDEX Transmission Automatic ......... 2 - 23 Vehicle identification number (VIN) ....5 - 8 Clutch pedal ........2 - 28 Video system ..........2 - 17 Cooler circuit ........4 - 4 DDR, diagnostic data reader ..2 - 5, 4 - 5 Diagnostic code list ......
  • Page 150 CHANGE OF ADDRESS OR OWNERSHIP Any Change in address or ownership should be brought to the attention of the manufacturer by completing and sending out one of the cards supplied below.
  • Page 152 Notice Declaration of the Manufacturing Defects to the Government of the United States If you believe that your vehicle has defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or death, you should immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in addition to notifying Prévost Car Inc..

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