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Instruments and warning/control lamps
Fuel gauge
Fig. 78
On the instrument panel: fuel gauge for
petr
ol and diesel.
Control lamps
It lights up.
Gauge position in the r
ed mark
(arrow)
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Fig. 78
The fuel tank is almost empty
›
››
. The fuel tank re-
serv
e has been consumed
›››
page 360.
Refuel as soon as possible
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.
It lights up
The fuel tank is not properly closed.
St
op the vehicle and close the tank cap correctly.
The display only works when the ignition is
s
witched on.
The fuel range is displayed on the instrument
panel.
You can consult the tank capacity of your ve-
hicle in the
›››
page 360 section.
When the control lamp lights up the addi-
tional petrol powered heating and the addi-
tional heater are automatically switched off.
WARNING
When driving with low fuel, the vehicle may
st
all in traffic and cause accidents and se-
vere injuries.
●
If the fuel tank level is too low, fuel could
reach the engine irregularly, particularly
when driving up or down slopes.
●
The steering system and the driver assis-
tance systems and brakes do not work
when the engine is running irregularly or
switches off due to lack of fuel or an irregu-
lar supply thereof.
●
Always refuel when there is only one
quarter of fuel in tank to prevent the vehicle
to stop due to lack of fuel.
CAUTION
Never run the fuel tank completely dry. An
irr
egular fuel supply can cause misfiring
and unburnt fuel could enter the exhaust
system. The catalytic converter or the par-
ticulate filter may get damaged!
Note
The small arrow on the fuel gauge next to
the fuel pump symbol points out t
owards
the side of the vehicle with the fuel tank
fl
ap.
Engine coolant temperature indica-
t
or.
Fig. 79 Instrument panel: engine coolant tem-
per
ature indicator.
Cool zone. The engine has not r
eached
operating temperature yet. Avoid high
speeds and stressing the engine if it has
not reached operating temperature.
Normal zone. At high outside tempera-
tures and when the engine is subject to
high forces, the needle may move consid-
erably to the right. This is no cause for
concern, provided the control lamp does
not light up
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