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www.ARBOCsv.com     Telephone: 574‐825‐4880    Fax: 574‐825‐1755 
ARBOC Specialty Vehicles, LLC.
Service & Operations Manual
Revised: 5/22/2015
 
2015 Spirit of Mobility
2015 Spirit of Freedom
Photos Shown with Optional Equipment
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  • Page 1           www.ARBOCsv.com     Telephone: 574‐825‐4880    Fax: 574‐825‐1755    2015 Spirit of Mobility ARBOC Specialty Vehicles, LLC. Service & Operations Manual     2015 Spirit of Freedom   Photos Shown with Optional Equipment   Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 1    ...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Important Decal Information and Location .................. 12  Important Decal Information and Location .................. 13  Suggested Pre-trip Inspection ...................... 14  Driver’s Compartment  .......................... 15  ARBOC Specialty Vehicles Control Panel  .................. 17  Intermotive Interlock System Display .................... 19  Velvac Remote/Heated Mirror Directional Controls (Optional) ............. 20  Thermo King ClimaAIRE Controls (Optional) .................. 21  Axion Destination Sign Controls (Optional)  .................. 28 ...

  • Page 3: Contents

          CONTENTS Air Suspension (Spirit of Mobility)  ...................... 92  Air Suspension – Component Service Schedule................ 119  Mor/ryde Rear Suspension (Spirit of Freedom)  ................ 120  Torque Specifications ........................ 124  Electrical – Legend  .......................... 126  Electrical – Schematics and Routings  ..................... 132  Electrical – Symbols  ........................... 133  Electrical –...
  • Page 4       CONTENTS Electrical – Optional Power Distribution Module (PDM)  ............... 179  Electrical – Stop Request Schematic .................... 180  Electrical – Radio Schematic  ...................... 181  Electrical – Auxiliary Battery Compartment (Spirit of Mobility)  ............ 182  Electrical – Auxiliary Battery Compartment (Spirit of Freedom) .......... 183  Electrical –...

  • Page 5: Foreward

    Every ARBOC Specialty Vehicles, LLC bus we build complies with or exceeds ADA standards. Our primary focus is on all of your passengers, all of the time. Welcome to ARBOC Specialty Vehicles, LLC. Our Spirit of Mobility (SOM) and Spirit of Freedom (SOF) feature premium technology for safety, reliability, and ease of operation.

  • Page 6: Overview

    There may also be examples represented that are not part of your bus as built. All information contained is based on information available at the time of printing. With our program of ongoing improvement, ARBOC Specialty Vehicles, LLC reserves the right to make changes without notice.

  • Page 7: Vehicle Information

    Scope ARBOC Specialty Vehicles, LLC (ARBOC) warrants to the original purchaser that each new transit vehicle sold by an authorized ARBOC dealer (“Dealer”) will be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service within these limits: 1.
  • Page 8 Mold or mildew; i. Exterior paint or finish (except for apparent application defects documented and communicated to ARBOC at the time of delivery) unless covered by a separate paint manufacturer’s warranty. j. Chemical off-gassing of any type; and k.
  • Page 9 No person has authority to extend, enlarge, amend, or modify this Limited Warranty. Dealer is not ARBOC’s agent, but an independent entity. ARBOC is not responsible for any undertaking, representation, or warranty made by any Dealer or other person different from or in addition to those expressly set forth in this Limited Warranty.
  • Page 10 (25%) of the total retail cost of the vehicle. The determination of the “prevailing party” shall be made by comparing any offers made by ARBOC to you prior to or during the pendency of the lawsuit or proceeding, whether through final judgment, mediation, or other form of settlement.

  • Page 11: General Motors "G Van Cut-Away" (Gmt 610) Chassis

          VEHICLE INFORMATION General Motors “G Van Cut-Away” (GMT 610) Chassis Our Spirit of Mobility and Spirit of Freedom are built on the GM 4500 chassis and include premium components for the most reliable and comfortable travel experience. Because most functions and features are unchanged, the GM service manual should be reviewed in conjunction with this guide for location, proper operation, and service of these features.

  • Page 12: Dealer Documentation

      VEHICLE INFORMATION Dealer Documentation ARBOC Specialty Vehicles, LLC provides multiple documents on your specific unit to the dealership that can be obtained that may not be part of this manual. Information includes:  Floor Plan – document that shows the layout of the bus floor plan as ordered and initially produced.
  • Page 13       VEHICLE INFORMATION Important Decal Information and Location 2. A/C Labels are located under the hood and will provide information/belt routing – see below for examples: Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 13    ...

  • Page 14: Suggested Pre-Trip Inspection

        OPERATIONS Suggested Pre-trip Inspection Prior to entering into service, ARBOC Specialty Vehicles suggests that the operator conduct a pre-trip inspection of the bus: 1. Engine Compartment a. Engine oil, coolant, transmission fluid, power steering, brake fluid, and battery electrolyte levels (See the GM Operator’s Manual) b.

  • Page 15: Driver's Compartment

          OPERATIONS b. Emergency exits – side windows, rear window/rear door, and emergency exit handle above the passenger entry door – verify that they are closed/latched c. Passenger seats and belts – damage and function d. Mobility Aid Securement – damage and function e.

  • Page 16: Arboc Specialty Vehicles Control Panel

    E. ARBOC Specialty Vehicles Control Panel In the Spirit of Freedom, the suspension air gauge are removed and operating switches are added to the OEM spaces between the (2) 12-volt outlets. The ARBOC Specialty Vehicles Control Panel is an option.
  • Page 17       OPERATIONS ARBOC Specialty Vehicles Control Panel The switch panel controls all major bus functions: A - Interior Lights On/OFF Switch  When the switch is in the “ON” position, all passenger lights will illuminate.  When the switch is in the “W/DOOR” position, all passenger lights will illuminate when the entry door is FULLY opened.
  • Page 18       OPERATIONS D – Kneeling Switch Operation  When the vehicle is in secure mode (park brake set, shifter in Park, and entry door fully opened), depressing the Kneel Switch ONCE will initiate a half kneel by lowering the front of the vehicle. ...

  • Page 19: Intermotive Interlock System Display

    OPERATIONS Intermotive Interlock System Display ARBOC Specialty Vehicles has provided an Intermotive Shift Interlock System that will enable the ramp when certain vehicle safety conditions are met, and will lock the transmission shifter in Park when the passenger entry door is open and the Park Brake is applied.

  • Page 20: Velvac Remote/Heated Mirror Directional Controls (Optional)

          OPERATIONS Velvac Remote/Heated Mirror Directional Controls (Optional) The Velvac Remote/Heated Mirrors are optional for both the Spirit of Mobility and the Spirit of Freedom. The controls are located on the driver door in front of the side window.

  • Page 21: Thermo King Climaaire Controls (Optional)

          OPERATIONS Thermo King ClimaAIRE Controls (Optional) Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 21    ...
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  • Page 28: Axion Destination Sign Controls (Optional)

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  • Page 44: Luminator Destination Sign (Odk4 Controller) Operations (Optional Equipment)

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  • Page 59: Mobilite Destination Sign Operations (Optional Equipment)

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  • Page 82: Manual Operation Of The Power Ramp (Optional Equipment)

          OPERATIONS Manual Operation of the Power Ramp (Optional Equipment) If the power to the ramp is not working, follow these steps: 1. Bring the bus to a complete stop. 2. Press the brake pedal and shift transmission into PARK. 3.

  • Page 83: Q-Straint Qrt User Instructions (Optional Equipment)

          OPERATIONS Q-Straint QRT User Instructions (Optional Equipment)   Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 83    ...

  • Page 84: Q-Straint Q'ube User Instructions (Optional Equipment)

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  • Page 85: Troubleshooting

          OPERATIONS Troubleshooting Common Bus Problems Typical Fix Engine/transmission light is on Shut the bus off, check for leaks, restart, and report the issue Power ramp not working Verify Intermotive lights are lit – door open completely, unit in park, and parking brake applied Passenger entry door not working Verify that the disconnect switch is...

  • Page 86: Preventative Maintenance Schedule

    MAINTENANCE Preventative Maintenance Schedule Please refer to your GM Owner Manual for information about vehicle care and Service/Maintenance. In addition to the OEM preventative maintenance items, ARBOC suggests:  Adjustment of entry door limit switches – every three months  Check the function of the Master Body Switch – every three months ...

  • Page 87: Suggested Stock Replacement Parts

          MAINTENANCE Suggested Stock Replacement Parts PART # DESCRIPTION UOM SUGGQTY NOTES 1407816 SHOCK, FRONT FRONT SHOCKS (SOM) 1401660 BUSHING, JOUNCE BUMPER BLK FRONT UPPER STEERING STOP (SOM) 2000438 SHOCK, BILSTEIN 4600 SERIES (REAR) REYCO REAR SUSPENSION (SOM) 2001560 REAR AIR SPRING ASSEMBLY REYCO REAR SUSPENSION (SOM) 2001478 U-BOLT, SQ END 3.125 X 8.375...

  • Page 88: Front Suspension Assembly (Spirit Of Mobility)

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  • Page 90: Rear Suspension Assembly (Spirit Of Mobility)

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  • Page 91: Rear Suspension U-Bolt Service Recommendations (Spirit Of Mobility)

          MAINTENANCE Rear Suspension U-Bolt Service Recommendations (Spirit of Mobility) By following the service tips outlined below, many of the common problems associated with U-Bolts can be avoided. DO NOT REUSE U-BOLTS  Used U-bolts will have rusted and damaged threads from the previous installation.

  • Page 92: Air Suspension (Spirit Of Mobility)

    Air Suspension - Operational Sequence (Spirit of Mobility) The ARBOC SV Spirit of Mobility bus is equipped with an air suspension system powered by twin 12 volt dc compressors, an ECU control module and three magnetic height sensors (one on the road side front and one each on the curb side and road side rear).
  • Page 93       MAINTENANCE Air Suspension - Operational Sequence (Spirit of Mobility) - Continued As an option, an exterior light and buzzer may be used as a warning to the driver and passengers that the suspension is kneeling or the ramp is being deployed. When stopping for non-wheelchair passenger, drivers may choose to maintain the vehicle at its normal ride height condition or kneel the front of the vehicle to ease loading of ambulatory passengers.
  • Page 94       MAINTENANCE Air Suspension - Operational Sequence (Spirit of Mobility) - Continued Full Kneel  Driver pulls into position, places the vehicle transmission shifter in the park position.  Driver engages the park brake.  Driver opens door by pressing and holding open door switch until door is fully opened.
  • Page 95       MAINTENANCE Air Suspension - Product Specifications (Spirit of Mobility) ARBOC Air Suspension Components ARBOC P/N DESCRIPTION 2001734 KIT, POWER COMPRESSOR PACK ASSEMBLY 2001275 PLATE, MOUNTING DUAL AMK COMPRESSOR 17.62 x 13 2001030 COMPRESSOR, ELECTRIC AMK DR.12.011221 2001031 ISOLATORS, RUBBER AMK DR.12.011218 (SET OF 3)
  • Page 96       MAINTENANCE Air Suspension Schematic (Spirit of Mobility)   Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 96    ...
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  • Page 98       MAINTENANCE Air Suspension - PC Diagnostics (Spirit of Mobility) Troubleshooting/Diagnostics via PC application In order to begin diagnostics on this system you must first install the Air Lift Diagnostic Program on to your PC. http://www.airliftcompany.com/content/tools/ArbocSetup_3_1_0.zip Once this program is installed, you will see the Air Lift logo on your desktop. Diagnostic set-up 1.
  • Page 99       MAINTENANCE 1. Next you will need to click on the “Scan for Interface Devices” icon and then click on “Initialize Interface Device”. Once completed you should see this window.   2. Simply click ok to progress into the program. If for some reason you do not see the above window and instead see “No Lin Power Detected”.
  • Page 100       MAINTENANCE Working with “VIRTUAL DISPLAY” The Virtual Display screen is designed to give the technician an overall view of the system. From this screen you will be able to see any action the system is taking as well as any possible errors that would set off the suspension warning indicator.
  • Page 101       MAINTENANCE ii. “INVALID” Should you see an INVALID displayed in one of these boxes then you will also see/hear suspension warning indicator on the dash. Listed below are some potential causes of this situation. 1. Height sensor does not see magnet a.
  • Page 102       MAINTENANCE e. Outputs This section is designed to display the internal workings of our manifold. When one or more of these lights are illuminated it is a visual representation of an internal command. Example- fig (4) you can see that the following input lights are illuminated;...
  • Page 103       MAINTENANCE g. Fault codes i. This section is located below the input section and much like leak faults, should one of these lights be illuminated you will also see/hear the dashboard suspension warning indicator. Below is a list of potential failures that would cause one or more of these lights to be illuminated.
  • Page 104       MAINTENANCE Manual Control This section is designed to give the technician the ability to manually inflate/deflate pneumatic circuits. While in manual mode the suspension system will not respond to any inputs including height sensors. When you exit manual mode you must click the “exit manual mode”...
  • Page 105       MAINTENANCE Maintenance This section will allow the technician to obtain key data from the system including counter for fault codes. After completing maintenance needs or review, resetting is recommended:      1. Read Compressor Time - Recorded run time for the compressors. Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 105  ...
  • Page 106       MAINTENANCE 2. Height Sensor Invalid - Shows the amount of times the sensors have been invalid or out of range. (Front, Left Rear, and Right Rear). 3. Leak Detection - Shows the amount of times the system had (3) un-commanded fills within a five minute time period.
  • Page 107       MAINTENANCE ECU Version This portion of the PC app reads the software version of the manifold. Should you require tech support while working on the system we will need this information.   Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 107    ...
  • Page 108       MAINTENANCE Direct Control The direct control screen is a combination of several aspects of this program. The top portion of this window is the same as the virtual display screen, while the bottom half is aspects of the manual control and maintenance screens. In addition to combining key functions of other screens, we have added the ability to manual activate input circuits (kneel circuits).
  • Page 109       MAINTENANCE 1. Direct Control - This portion allows the technician to manually activate the manifold. While in the “direct control mode” the system will not respond to height sensors, or kneel commands. a. “Click Set/Update Direct Control Mode” to enter direct control mode. i.
  • Page 110       MAINTENANCE Air Suspension - Ride Height Sensors (Spirit of Mobility) INSTALLING THE HEIGHT SENSORS 1. The height sensor is to be located on the vehicle frame oriented with the wider side of the sensor pointing up as shown below. 2.
  • Page 111       MAINTENANCE 4. Line up the locator tab on the height sensor with the top hole in the bracket or frame. Attach the height sensor to the bracket or frame using the supplied hardware. INSTALLING THE HEIGHT SENSOR MAGNETS 1.
  • Page 112       MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE FOR SETTING RIDE HEIGHT: 1. Start the bus and allow the tank to fill to 150 PSI. 2. Connect to the suspension system via PC and open the Air Lift application. 3. Click on the “Direct Control” icon. 4.
  • Page 113       MAINTENANCE 5. Verify the operating mode is “Diagnostic Direct”. When in this mode the system will not make any height adjustments. Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 113    ...
  • Page 114       MAINTENANCE 6. Measure the vehicle’s current ride height. a. Front - This height measurement is taken from the center of the driver’s front wheel well to the bottom of the tire. NOTE: To get an accurate measurement the tires must be properly inflated.  ...
  • Page 115       MAINTENANCE 7. Take the suspension system out of “Direct Control Mode”. 8. Kneel and recover the bus. 9. Measure the ride heights again and verify that they are within specification. c. FRONT = 35.75 (± 0.25) inches d.
  • Page 116 PREPPING THE VEHICLE 1. Start vehicle and allow air system to reach normal operating pressures. 2. Connect PC and open ARBOC application, click on scan for device then click on Initialize Interface device. 3. Once system is at normal operating pressure, use your PC to put the suspension system in “DIAGNOSTIC DIRECT”...
  • Page 117 7. Once all pressures have stabilized shut the vehicle down, and begin test. GATHERING THE DATA Do not insert the key into ignition at this time! Connect Pc to Vehicle and open ARBOC application. The following MUST be done in a timely manner! a. Turn ignition on b.
  • Page 118       MAINTENANCE ACCEPTABLE PRESSURE LOSS (PSI) 1. 2 Hours Front 99 PSI R. Rear 99 PSI L. Rear 99 PSI Tank 148 PSI 2. 16 Hours (2pm-6am) Front 96 PSI R. Rear 97 PSI L. Rear 97 PSI Tank 146 PSI 3.

  • Page 119: Air Suspension - Component Service Schedule

          MAINTENANCE Air Suspension – Component Service Schedule Component Service Schedule  Air Compressor (which contains the air dryer) – Replace every 1000+ hours of use. For best performance keep compressors clean from debris.  Air Filter – Recommended to replace annually. For best performance keep the filter clean from debris.

  • Page 120: Mor/Ryde Rear Suspension (Spirit Of Freedom)

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  • Page 124: Torque Specifications

      MAINTENANCE Torque Specifications ARBOC Specialty Vehicles, LLC has established a Torque Audit/Verification process with two common methods that have been established to provide an accurate reference to the applied torque. 1. First Movement Test - Once the fastener has been tightened, employ the use of torque measuring tool.
  • Page 125       MAINTENANCE Torque Specifications SHOCKS REAR SHOCK BOLTS 115 FT LBS NUTS 105 FT LBS SPRING U BOLT-SOF NUTS 103 FT LBS SPRING HANGER BOLTS (TOP & BTM) BOLTS 211 FT LBS LEAF SPRING EYEBOLT BOLTS 40 FT LBS SOF W/MORYDE BACK SPRING SHACKLE TO FRAME BOLTS 63 FT LBS...

  • Page 126: Electrical - Legend

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  • Page 132: Electrical - Schematics And Routings

    Electrical – Legend Electrical – Schematics and Routings Traditionally we here at ARBOC have supplied with our completed vehicle a single drawing which we referred to as the “As Built” wiring diagram. This document was very difficult to follow and no detail was provided to illustrate the actual method in which the electrical circuitry worked.

  • Page 133: Electrical - Symbols

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  • Page 134: Electrical - Cab Routing

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  • Page 137: Electrical - Driver Side Routing

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  • Page 138: Electrical - Passenger Side Routing

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  • Page 139: Electrical - Aux Heater Routing

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  • Page 140: Electrical - Dual Aux Heater Routing

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  • Page 141: Electrical - Rear Cap Routing

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  • Page 142: Electrical - Switch Panel Routing

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  • Page 143: Electrical - Under Cab Routing

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  • Page 144: Electrical - Ricon Ramp Routing

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  • Page 146: Electrical - Door Ajar Routing

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  • Page 147: Electrical - Power Seat

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  • Page 148: Electrical - Auto Lighting Schematic

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  • Page 149: Electrical - Battery (Gas) Circuit Schematics

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  • Page 150: Electrical - Entry Door Schematic

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  • Page 151: Electrical - Auxiliary Heater Schematic

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  • Page 152: Electrical - Ramp Schematic & Lighting

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  • Page 153: Electrical - Intermotive Interlock

          MAINTENANCE Electrical – Intermotive Interlock   Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 153    ...
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  • Page 164: Electrical - Intermotive Schematics

          MAINTENANCE Electrical – Intermotive Schematics   Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 164    ...

  • Page 165: Electrical - Intermotive Interlock Diagnostics

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  • Page 177: Electrical - Interior Lighting Schematics

          MAINTENANCE Electrical – Interior Lighting Schematics Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 177    ...

  • Page 178: Electrical - Rear Door Schematics

          MAINTENANCE Electrical – Rear Door Schematics Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 178    ...

  • Page 179: Electrical - Optional Power Distribution Module (Pdm)

          MAINTENANCE Electrical – Optional Power Distribution Module (PDM) Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 179    ...

  • Page 180: Electrical - Stop Request Schematic

          MAINTENANCE Electrical – Stop Request Schematic   Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 180    ...

  • Page 181: Electrical - Radio Schematic

          MAINTENANCE Electrical – Radio Schematic Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 181    ...

  • Page 182: Electrical - Auxiliary Battery Compartment (Spirit Of Mobility)

          MAINTENANCE Electrical – Auxiliary Battery Compartment (Spirit of Mobility) Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 182    ...

  • Page 183: Electrical - Auxiliary Battery Compartment (Spirit Of Freedom)

          MAINTENANCE Electrical – Auxiliary Battery Compartment (Spirit of Freedom) Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 183    ...

  • Page 184: Electrical - Standard Som Rear Tail Light Details

          MAINTENANCE Electrical – Standard SOM Rear Tail Light Details Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 184    ...

  • Page 185: Electrical - Standard Sof Rear Tail Light Details

          MAINTENANCE Electrical – Standard SOF Rear Tail Light Details   Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 185    ...

  • Page 186: Exterior Components (Spirit Of Mobility)

          MAINTENANCE Exterior Components (Spirit of Mobility)   Revised: 5/22/2015 Page 186    ...
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  • Page 191: Exterior Components (Spirit Of Freedom)

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  • Page 195: Interior Components - Front Abs

          MAINTENANCE Interior Components – Front ABS FRONT ABS COMPONENTS FRONT OVERHEAD, ABS FLINT SOM LOW 2000380 GLOSS PILLAR, DRIVER SIDE-B LOW GLOSS 2000384 W/WINDOW ROUTE 2000385 PILLAR, PASSENGER SIDE-A LOW GLOSS 2000386 PILLAR, PASSENGER SIDE-B LOW GLOSS PANEL, ABS EXHAUST SMALL FLINT WITH 2000378 LOUVERS LOW GLOSS (OPTION)

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