Keep This Owner's Manual in The Vehicle For Handy Reference Whenever Needed

Keep this Owner's Manual in the vehicle for handy reference whenever needed.
• We recommend that you also read the separate instructions for the equipment on your vehicle
that was installed by your Isuzu Supplier.
• Your Isuzu Supplier will be glad to answer any questions you may have about the information in
this manual.
• Please leave this manual in the vehicle when you resell it – the next owner will need it.
Notes on Reading This Manual
• Please read this manual carefully, especially the information in the "IMPORTANT
INFORMATION" section and the instructions and information identified by the following
DANGER WARNING CAUTION

symbol/letter combinations: , , ,
ADVICE NOTE DANGER

and . Among them, ,
WARNING CAUTION
and are reminders to be especially careful. Failure to
follow or wrongly following the associated instructions could result in personal injury or accidents.
Please read them thoroughly.
• Due to differences in vehicle specifications, the illustration used for description may not match
your vehicle.
• The contents of this manual are current at the date of issue, but may differ slightly from your
vehicle due to specification changes or other modifications made thereafter. QingLing Motors
(Group) Co., Ltd. reserves the right to make changes at any time without prior notice.
• All rights reserved. This manual may not be reproduced in whole or in part, without the
permission in writing of QingLing Motors Co.,Ltd.
Table of Contents
0
- Picture Index
1
-VEHICLE INFORMATION
2
-IMPORTANT INFORMATION
3
-DOORS, WINDOWS AND SEATS
4
-CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
5
- COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE
6
-TIPS ON SAFE AND SMOOTH OPERATION
7
- SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
8
- IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
9
- MAIN DATA
Notes on Reading This Manual
DANGER
Failure to follow these instructions identified by this symbol could result in death or serious injury
to you and/or other people.
WARNING
Failure to follow these instructions identified by this symbol could result in a fire inside your
vehicle in addition to death or serious injury to you and/or other people.
CAUTION
Failure to follow these instructions identified by this symbol could result in injuries or an accident.
ADVICE
Failure to follow these instructions identified by this symbol could cause malfunction or damage
to your vehicle.
NOTE
This symbol identifies information that you need to know.

This symbol also identifies information that would be useful for operating the vehicle.
Abbreviations
This manual uses the following abbreviations, as interpreted below.

Abbreviations Description
A/C Air Conditioner
ABS Antilock Brake System
ACEA Association des Constructeurs Europeens d'Automobiles
(Association of European Automobile Constructors)
API American Petroleum Institute
ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials
BS British Standards
CAN Controller Area Network
DIN Deutsche Industrie Normen
EGR Exhaust Gas Recirculation
FMVSS Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards
GVW Gross Vehicle Weight
JASO Japanese Automobile Standards Organization
TATMA The Japan Automobile Tyre Manufacturers Association
MIL A United States Defense Standard (Military Standard)
PCV Positive Crankcase Ventilation
PM Particulate Matter
PTO Power Take-Off
r/min Revolutions per minute
SCR Selective catalytic reduction
DVR Driving Vehicle Record
QOS Quicker of Start
Picture Index 0
• HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL 0-2

• PICTORIAL INDEX 0-3
• WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX 0-12
• WARNING/CAUTION LABELS 0-17
0-2 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
Chapter index tab Chapter/section titles
Use this for quick access to your These titles are useful for getting the gist of the
desired chapter. content descriptions that follow at a glance.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Driving
Check around the Vehicle before Starting the Engine
Before pulling away, perform a thorough safety check, making sure there are no children or
obstructions around the vehicle.
WARNING
•Before starting the engine, make sure there is no

flammable material under or around the vehicle.
The presence of any such material could lead to a

fire. If there is any wood within 50 cm (20 in)
from the vehicle's heat source, it would represent
a severe hazard as the wood could deform or

discolor from the heat it could catch fire.
Start the engine

→Refer to page 4-4
Be Careful about Exhaust Emissions
WARNING
• Exhaust emissions contain carbon monoxide, which is colorless, odorless and
poisonous. If you inhale exhaust emissions, you may suffer carbon monoxide
poisoning.
• Do not keep the engine running for any length of time in a place that is poorly
ventilated. It is particularly dangerous to run the engine in a garage or other indoor
place that could easily fill with exhaust gases because you could suffer carbon
monoxide poisoning.
• Inspect the exhaust pipe from time to time. If you notice any abnormality (for
example, a damaged joint, or a hole or crack caused by corrosion), have checks and
maintenance performed by the nearest Isuzu Supplier. Continuing to use the vehicle
without having the defect repaired would be dangerous because exhaust gases could
get into the cab and cause carbon monoxide poisoning.
WARNING (Continued)
Page
DANGER
WARNING CAUTION Refers you to a page (or

ADVICE NOTE pages) of this manual that
Symbols concerns the present topic
and that you should also read
concerning the topic you are
See the preceding page for the meanings of these
now reading.
symbols.
PICTORIAL INDEX 0-3
Exterior
No. Equipment Page No. Equipment Page

1 Mirror 3-15 5 Driver cab tilting equipment 7-14
2 Replacement of wiper blade 7-115 6 Replacement of light 8-29
3 Engine coolant 7-56 7 Locking and unlocking of front 3-3
The use of engine coolant 6-13 door
4 Front lid 7-9 8 Fuel feed port 3-8
Windshield washer fluid 7-113 9 Spare tire 7-88
Clutch fluid 7-104 10 Urea tank 3-9
0-4 PICTORIAL INDEX

1 Air filter 7-47 6 Tire 7-72
2 Battery 7-118 Replacement of tire (IS010
7-80
3 Air drier 7-96 screw)
4 Urea SCR system 4-100 Tire alignment 7-78
5 Air tank 7-93 Tightening of hub nut (IS010
7-87
screw)
PICTORIAL INDEX 0-5
Compartment
Dashboard peripherals

1 Wiper switch 4-68 5 Acceleration/deceleration switch 4-87
The Hazard Switch 4-67 ★ 4-93
Exhaust brake switch 4-94 6 Main switch ★ 4-86
2 Warnning lamp/ indicator light 4-37 7 Cancel switch ★ 4-87
arrangement 4-94
Instrument display 4-9 8 Speaker 4-70
Multifunctional display screen 4-16 9 MENU key 4-19
3 Select key of speedometer and 4-10 10 RETURN key 4-19
odometer 11 ENTER key 4-19
4 Lighting switch 4-65 12 UP/DOWN Key 4-19
Turn signal light switch (direction 4-66
indicator)
★ Denoting “configuration as per vehicle
model” or “configuration as per order”
0-6 PICTORIAL INDEX
No. Equipment Page

1 Rearview mirror heating switch 4-70
2 Fog light switch 4-67
3 Headlight height control switch
4 Idle speed control valve 4-64
5 Emergency contact switch
PICTORIAL INDEX 0-7
Center console periphery
No. Equipment Page

1 HAZARD (warning switch) 4-67
2 Differential locking device switch ★ 4-72
3 PTO switch ★ 4-100
★ Denoting “configuration as per vehicle model” or “configuration as per order”

0-8 PICTORIAL INDEX
Center console periphery

1 DVR ★ 3 Auto A/C controller 5-2
Set STD/Low Roof in central 4-60 4 Card holder 5-19
control EXT roof in ceiling 5 Cigarette lighter 5-17
2 Storage box (for small parts) 5-19 6 Seat side tray 5-19
7 Cup holder 5-21
★ Denoting “configuration as per vehicle
model” or “configuration as per order”
PICTORIAL INDEX 0-9
Seats peripherals

1 Seat belt 3-17 5 Fully adjustable steering 3-14
2 Seat 3-12 6 Fuse, relay box 8-37
3 Parking brake lever 4-75 7 Sleeper 5-24
4 Gearshift lever 4-76
0-10 PICTORIAL INDEX
Ceiling peripherals (Low Roof)
Ceiling peripherals (Standard Roof)
No. Equipment Page

1 Sun visors 5-16
2 Storage box (LOW)
5-20
DVR (STD)
3 Interior light 5-14
4 Hanger 5-22
PICTORIAL INDEX 0-11
Ceiling peripherals (High Roof)

1 Roof vent 5-23 4 Interior light 5-14
2 Storage box 5-20 5 Tray table 5-23
3 Sun visors 5-16 6 Hanger 5-22
7 Rear storage box 5-23
0-12 WARNING/INDICATOR LAMP INDEX
Warning/Indicator Light Index
Multifunction Display
Warning and operation tips

Name Display Information Color Page
When parking When driving
Overheating Overheating Please park the Red 4-45
After cold engine running, close vehicle at a safe place.
the engine and check engine Overheating
coolant. Do not open the
auxiliary fuel tank cap at high
temperature to prevent scald.
Insufficient Insufficient engine coolant Please park the Red 4-44
engine Supplement engine coolant after vehicle at a safe place.
coolant confirming no engine coolant Insufficient engine
leakage. Do not open the coolant
auxiliary fuel tank cap at high
temperature to avoid scald.
Oil pressure Oil pressure abnormality Please park the Red 4-41
abnormality Please check the oil level. If the vehicle at a safe place.
oil level is normal and there is Oil pressure
no leakage, please consult an abnormality
Isuzu supplier.
Charging Charging abnormality Please park the Red 4-42
abnormality Please check the belt. There is a vehicle at a safe place.
risk of battery run-down. Please Charging
consult an Isuzu supplier. abnormality
Fuel filter Fuel filter Please park the Red 4-43
(drainage) Existence of moisture and vehicle at a safe place.
deposits in the fuel filter. Fuel filter
Please discharge water.
Load limiting Load limiting Load limiting Amber 4-56
The current oil temperature is
high; in order to protect the
engine, the output has been
limited. When the oil
temperature returns to normal,
load limitation will be
eliminated.
WARNING/INDICATOR LAMP INDEX 0-13
Name Display interface Color Page

Voltage abnormality Low voltage Red 4-57
(relatively low
voltage)
Voltage abnormality Too high voltage Red 4-57
(too high voltage)
Low voltage notes Low voltage notes Low voltage Red 4-39
Please inject air. notes
ABS abnormality ABS Amber 4-39
Forget to restore the Forget to Red 4-57

hand brake restore the
hand brake
Urea injection Urea injection Urea injection Amber 4-56
abnormality abnormality abnormality
The urea injection system is
abnormal. Please consult an
Isuzu supplier.
Urea replenishing Urea replenishing Urea Amber 4-56
Please replenish the replenishing
designated urea. When there
is no urea, the engine
cannot be restarted.
Refueling Refueling Amber 4-51
PTO running PTO running Red 4-54
Automatic cruise Automatic cruise mode Green 4-82

mode
Variable SLD mode Variable SLD mode Green 4-88
(variable speed
limiter)
Maintenance information
Name Display information Color Page
Engine oil & filter Engine oil & filter
Amber 4-46
Needing to be replaced
Fuel filter Fuel filter
Amber 4-47
Gearbox gear oil Gearbox gear oil
Amber 4-46
Differential gear oil Differential gear oil
Amber 4-57
Power steering fluid Power steering fluid
Amber 4-48
Compressed air dryer Compressed air dryer
Amber 4-48
Tire replacement Tire replacement
Amber 4-49
Starter Starter
Amber 4-49
WARNING/INDICATOR LAMP INDEX 0-15
Instrument panel
Warning lamp contents

Name Warning Lamp Color Page
Check engine warning lamp Amber 4-42
Parking brake warning lamp Red 4-40
Brake warning lamp Amber/Red 4-38
Air pressure warning lamp Amber 4-39

Indicator lamp contents

Name Warning Lamp Color Page
QOS lamp Amber 4-53
Differential locking device indicator lamp Amber 4-53
Turn lights & Hazard lamp (left) Green 4-51
Turn lights & Hazard lamp (right) Green 4-51
High beam indicator lamp Blue 4-52

WARNING LABELS 0-17
WARNING LABELS
• The warning/caution labels in your vehicle indicate very important instructions and information
that you should respect to ensure safe and proper use of the vehicle. Be sure to read them before
using the vehicle.
• If any of these labels are peeling or illegible due to wear or scratches, please contact your Isuzu
Supplier for a replacement.
• These warning/caution labels only concern the vehicle, not any additional installation. If your
vehicle is equipped with a special body, check the instruction manual from the body manufacturer
for warning/caution labels, if any.
• Some examples of warning/caution labels are indicated on the following pages, but there are
many others not shown. Also, the contents of these labels may vary from model to model.
• The warning/caution labels indicated may be located differently in your vehicle.
0-18 WARNING LABELS
Warning/Caution Labels – Cab Interior
No Description
1 Fuse Box
WARNING LABELS 0-19
Warning/Caution Labels – Cab Exterior
No Description
1 Engine oil
2 Cab tilt
3 Urea SCR
0-20 WARNING LABELS
Warning/Caution Labels (Use instructions of hand brake and trailer brake)
No Description
1 Use instructions of trailer brake
2 Use instructions of hand brake
WARNING LABELS 0-21
No Description
1 ISO wheel identification number
2 Spare tire
3 Brake chamber
0-22 WARNING LABELS
Warning/Caution Labels - Engine Compartment
6UZ1 Engine
No Description
1 Engine tuning table and engine model
6WG1 Engine
WARNING LABELS
VEHICLE INFORMATION 1
• Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and Engine Numbers 1-2

1-2 VEHICLE INFORMATION
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and Engine Numbers
The VIN and engine number are necessary for registering your vehicle. They are also necessary
when your vehicle undergoes official inspections. Provide your Isuzu Supplier with these numbers
when you are having the vehicle repaired or are ordering replacement parts. The Supplier will be
able to do the requested jobs more competently and quickly.
VIN location on frame
Front
Front
ID plate
The ID plate at the lower part of the dashboard indicates the VIN together with other information
such as the option code.
VEHICLE INFORMATION 1-3
The ID plate indicates the VIN. This single number contains multiple pieces of information
including the vehicle and engine model codes as shown below.
No Description
World Manufacturer Identifier (WMI)
1 WMI
LWL: China Qingling
Vehicle model code
2
Y: VC61 series heavy-duty goods vehicle
Gross vehicle mass, axle load
3
B: axle load (22001Kg~30000Kg)
Driving type code, engine code
AY: 4X2 6UZ1-TCG40 AT: 4X2 6WG1-TCG50
DY: 6X2 6UZ1-TCG40 DT: 6X2 6WG1-TCG50
FY: 6X4 6UZ1-TCG40 FT: 6X4 6WG1-TCG50
GY: 8X4 6UZ1-TCG40 GT: 8X4 6WG1-TCG50
AS: 4X2 6WG1-TCG51 AP: 4X2 6WG1-TCG52 Vehicle
4 DS: 6X2 6WG1-TCG51 DP: 6X2 6WG1-TCG52 description part
FS: 6X4 6WG1-TCG51 FP: 6X4 6WG1-TCG52
GS: 8X4 6WG1-TCG51 GP: 8X4 6WG1-TCG52
AU: 4X2 6UZ1-TCG50 AZ: 4X2 6UZ1-TCG51
DU: 6X2 6UZ1-TCG50 DZ: 6X2 6UZ1-TCG51
FU: 6X4 6UZ1-TCG50 FZ: 6X4 6UZ1-TCG51
GU: 8X4 6UZ1-TCG50 GZ: 8X4 6UZ1-TCG51
Body type (wheel base) code
5
K: flat-face cab, (wheel base: G900mm〜5500mm)
6 Check digit
Model year code
7
E: 2017
Vehicle
Manufacturer code
8 indication part
L: QingLing Motors Co., Ltd.
9 Chassis number
ADVICE
• Interpretation of the VIN may differ depending on the market. For further details, please ask your
Isuzu Supplier.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 2
• Before Driving 2-2

• Carrying Children 2-12
• Driving 2-14
• Stopping and Parking 2-23
• Phenomenon to be noticed 2-28
• Notes for fault prevention 2-31
• Phenomenon which needs the contact with ISUZU supplier 2-33
• Urea SCR system 2-35
• Vehicle attached with speed limiter 2-38
This chapter contains information and cautions that you should observe for safe and comfortable
vehicle operation. Be sure to read it before using the vehicle.
2-2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Before Driving
Routine inspection (before driving)
Routine inspection is the driver's obligation

specified by the Road Transport Vehicle Act.
Before driving, please do a routine check, to
ensure that there is no abnormality. For safe
and comfortable driving, keep a record of
the distances driven and the condition of the
vehicle during operation. Perform
inspections at appropriate intervals, and
perform maintenance in accordance with the
findings of the inspections.
If an inspection reveals an abnormality or
there was an abnormality the previous time
the vehicle was driven, have the vehicle
repaired by your Isuzu Supplier before it is
driven again.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 2-3
Inspected equipment Check item Page

Pedal distance (pedal free play) 7-69
Brake pedal free play 7-69
Brake Exhaust sound from brake valve 7-69
Increase in air pressure 7-91
Operation of parking brake lever 7-70
Clutch Action * 2 7-102
Air pressure 7-73
Cracks and other damage 7-75
Tire Abnormal wear 7-75
Tread depth*1 7-75
Disc wheel mounting condition 7-77
Battery Battery fluid level*1 7-120
Engine coolant level*1 7-58
Engine oil level*1 7-38
Engine Engine startability, abnormal noise*1 7-37
Deceleration and acceleration state * 1 7-37
Loosening and damage of fan belt *1 7-52
Lighting device, direction Illumination, flashing or stained or damaged lights 7-117
indicator
Wiper and window cleaning Wiping state * 1 7-115
agent Liquid level, injection state * 1 7-113
Air tank Condensation in air tank (draining water) 7-93
Air drier Function * 2 7-96
Fault position while driving Determine whether this position is abnormal or not 7-35
*1: It shows the items which are required to be inspected at appropriate time upon running
distance or running condition.
*2: It shows the inspection items recommended by QingLing Motors Co., Ltd.
Whether to Use the Specified Fuel
CAUTION
• The use of the fuel other than ultralow sulfur diesel and low sulfur diesel may have an adverse
effect on engine and exhaust gas cleaning equipment (urea SCR) and cause fault. If you
accidentally put the wrong fuel in the tank, drain it all out. Engine Starting Method with the wrong
fuel in the tank could result in a fire or engine damage.
• Using diesel fuel other than low-sulfur diesel fuel or low-sulfur diesel fuel could prevent the
vehicle from complying with local legal requirements.
• Open the fuel tank filler cap slowly. If you open it quickly, fuel may spurt out.
ADIVCE
• Be sure to use low-sulfur diesel fuel or low-sulfur diesel fuel.

The ultralow sulfur diesel (sulfur content less than 50ppm) is recommended. If you supply the
vehicle with poor-quality fuel, water-removing additive or other additive, gasoline, kerosene or
alcohol-based fuel, it could harm the fuel filter, prevent proper movement of fuel-lubricated parts
in the injectors and adversely affect the engine and PM catalytic converter possibly resulting in a
breakdown.
NOTE
• The specifications of diesel fuel

differ according to the climate and
region.
Diesel
Fuel Tank Filler Cap→Refer to page 3-8

Fuel→Refer to page 6-14
Load Cargo Correctly
WARNING
• Overloading can result in an accident
because it places too much strain on the
wheel bolts with the result that they
break and the wheels come off.
CAUTION
• It is extremely dangerous to overload the vehicle or to load the vehicle with the cargo positioned
on one side. Load the vehicle correctly, observing the maximum loading capacity. Incorrect
loading can make the cargo unstable. It can also cause overload condition confined to a small area,
resulting in damage to the cargo bed and frame.
• Overloading places undue strain on vehicle parts. It can shorten the vehicle's service life and
cause an accident.
Precautions while loading Correct Wrong

Do not place cargo only at the front or
only at the rear. Distribute it evenly.
When using supports under cargo,

position them uniformly along the cargo.
To the greatest extent possible, do not

allow long cargo to protrude beyond the
rear edge of the cargo bed. Rather, use
supports to raise it at an angle. Avoid
supporting it using just the front guard
frame and the rear edge of the cargo bed.
Use ropes and tarpaulins to secure the
cargo so it does not fall off the cargo bed.
Use rubber bands or bungee cords to
prevent the tarpaulins from flapping in
the wind.
Avoid loading cargo too high. It can
cause the vehicle to tip sideways when it
catches sidewinds and when turning the
vehicle.
Loading Heavy Cargo
CAUTION
• When the cargo is heavy, take steps to

prevent it from slipping and secure it
with wire cables.
Do Not Secure Cargo Too Tightly
ADVICE
• To prevent cargo from falling off the

cargo bed, it is essential to secure it
with ropes and tarpaulins. However,
Full
retaining it too tightly can damage the
cargo bed's gates and front guard frame.
Make Sure There is No Flammable Material between the Cab and Cargo Bed
WARNING
• Be careful not to allow the ends of ropes

or edges of tarpaulins to come lower than
the heat protector at the back of the cab.
During vehicle operation, the engine's heat
could set them on fire. Carefully secure the
ends of ropes and edges of tarpaulins.
Air intake duct
ADVICE
• In order to prevent the cover cloth or

hood jamming the air intake duct, please
fix it with rubber, etc. In the case that the
air intake duct is jammed, the engine will
be adversely affected to cause inadequate
output power and other faults.
Cover cloth, hood

Economical Driving
Driving too fast, driving so slowly that the engine

knocks, driving with the exhaust brake switched on all
the time, and frequently using the exhaust brake to
adjust your speed lead to poor fuel economy. To the
greatest extent possible, drive at a constant speed.
When accelerating, increase your speed gently and
slowly, and upshift early. Warming up the engine for
longer than necessary and revving the engine are a
waste of fuel. Driving with the vehicle overloaded is
also a waste of fuel.
Frequently check the tire pressures and make sure they
are always correct.
Unloading Cargo
CAUTION
• When you load or unload cargo at the roadside

and the cargo bed's gates or other body parts
obscure the tail lights, stop lights, hazard
warning flashers, turn signal lights and/or
reflectors, be sure to warn other drivers and road
users by placing signs or emergency warning
triangles where they are easy to see.
• When you load or unload cargo at the roadside,
select a place where stopping and parking are
allowed and other drivers and passersby will not
be inconvenienced.
Do Not Carry Fuel and Spray Cans in the Cab
WARNING
• It is extremely dangerous to carry fuel and

spray cans in the cab. If such a container were to
ignite or rupture, it could cause a fire or
explosion.
Keep the Floor around the Driver's Seat Clean and Tidy
WARNING
• It is extremely dangerous to have empty cans, empty

bottles or other items rolling around on the floor because
they could get trapped under the brake pedal and prevent
brake application. For proper pedal operation, it is also
essential to lay floor mats properly. Otherwise, secure
operation of each pedal cannot be performed.
• Do not use the dashboard pocket or the top of the
dashboard as a place to put items that could roll, which
could interfere with your driving.
Whether the floor mat is laid properly
WARNING
• Please lay the floor mat appropriate to the

vehicle model. If the pedal is covered or the floor
mat is re-laid, the floor mat may hang on each
pedal to affect the vehicle operation and cause
the safety accident.
Correct Driving Posture
WARNING
• Before driving, be sure to adjust the seat, steering wheel and mirrors to positions that give
you a correct driving posture. Make sure the seat is securely retained by trying to rock it
forward and backward, and put on the seat belt. All other passengers must wear seat belts.
Seat→Refer to page 3-12

Seat Belt→Refer to page 3-17
Mirror→Refer to page 3-15
Seat Adjustment
Adjusting the seat for a correct driving posture is a
fundamental part of safe driving.
Seat belt
Be sure to wear your seat belt. Sit up straight with your
lower back pressed against the seat and the lap belt as low
on your hips as possible.
Latch
Buckl
Low to hip bone as possible
Seat adjustment recommendations
a Make adjustments that allow you to easily turn the

steering wheel with your elbows slightly bent.
b Position the seatback so it is always touching your
shoulders.
c Make sure you can adequately press each pedal.
Seat belt fastening cautions Causes

A Position the lap belt as low on your hips as possible. The pressure applied by the seat belt in a
Position the shoulder belt so it is on your shoulder (not collision would be dangerous if the belt is
B
touching your neck chin or face). positioned incorrectly.
Make sure the seat belt is not twisted when you put To ensure that the seat belt is fully effective.
C
it on.
Passengers and Seat Belts
Only one person should use each seat belt.
WARNING
• Be sure to adjust the seat before driving. Achieve the correct driving posture, gently rock the seat
to make sure it is locked in place, and put on your seat belt before you start driving. In addition to
the driver, all other passengers must wear seat belts.
• For a child who is so small that the seat belt touches his/her face or does not rest across his/her
hips, use a child seat or other suitable restraint, not the seat belt. Using the seat belt could be
dangerous.
Carrying Children → Refer to page 2-12
Adjusting the Position of the Steering Wheel

You can adjust the position of the steering wheel
in the up-down and fore-aft directions. After
making an adjustment, make sure the steering
wheel and lock lever are securely locked.
Loosen
Fastening (locking)
Locking handle
WARNING
• When you have adjusted the steering wheel, try pulling the steering wheel up and down to check
that it is securely locked in position before driving.
• Adjust the position of the steering wheel before you start driving. Adjusting the position of the
steering wheel while driving would be extremely dangerous because the steering wheel would
rattle up and down, preventing precise steering.
Fully Adjustable Steering→Refer to page 3-14
Carrying an Expectant Mother or a Person Who is Ill
Upper safety belt WARNING
• An expectant mother or a person who is ill riding in the

Waist-belt vehicle must also wear a seat belt.
In light of the risk that the seat belt will apply pressure to the
abdomen, chest and shoulders in the event of a collision,
however, an expectant mother or a person who is ill should
get advice from a physician beforehand.
• An expectant mother should use a three-point seat belt.
- An expectant mother should position the lap belt snugly as
low as possible on the hips (not across the abdomen). Also,
she should fasten the shoulder belt so it rests on her chest, not
on her abdomen.
- Unless the seat belt is correctly worn, it may dig into the
abdomen in the event of hard braking or a collision, harming
not only the expectant mother but also the unborn child,
putting them both in danger of serious injuries or death.
Carrying Children→Refer to page 2-12
Carrying Children
Using Seat Belts with Children
WARNING
• The vehicle's seat belts are designed for adults. If a seat belt touches a child's neck or chin, or
does not rest across his/her hips, or who is less than six years old, use a baby seat, child seat or
junior seat. If the seat belt were used as it is, it could apply intense pressure to the child's abdomen
in the event of a collision. A small child who is not able to sit up by him/herself must be placed in
a child seat.
NOTE
• The appropriate type of baby seat, child seat or junior seat and the proper installation for it
depend upon the weight and height of the child.
It may not be possible to correctly fit certain child seats depending on their shapes. Be sure to use
a child seat that is suitable for the vehicle.
* For detailed instructions, see the instruction manual supplied with the baby seat, child seat or
junior seat.
Seat Belt→ Refer to page 3-17

Do not Leave a Child Alone in the Vehicle
WARNING
• When you leave the vehicle, take the child with you. If
you leave the child alone in the cab, the child could
interfere with things, causing vehicle movement, a fire or
some other accident. Also, the cab inside could become
dangerously hot when heated by the sun.
Do not Allow a Child to Put His/Her Head or Hands out of the Window
WARNING
• Regardless of whether the vehicle is moving or

stationary, you must never allow a child to put his/her
head, hands, or other body parts out of the window.
Allowing such behavior would be dangerous because the
child could hit an obstacle.
An Adult must Open, Close, and Lock the Door for a Child
WARNING
• To protect the child from the danger of getting his/her

hands and head trapped, an adult must open, close and lock
the door for the child. Be careful that the child does not
interfere with the power window switches and get his/her
hands or head trapped in the window. While a child is in
the cab, be sure to control the power windows using the
power window switches beside the driver's seat.
Opening and Closing Doors→Refer to page 3-4

Electric Windows→Refer to page 3-6
Driving
Check around the Vehicle before Starting the Engine
Before pulling away, perform a thorough safety check,

making sure there are no children or obstructions around
the vehicle. Because the rearview mirror has dead angle,
it may not be safe when viewing only by the rearview
mirror.
WARNING
• Before starting the engine, make sure there is no

flammable material under or around the vehicle. The
presence of any such material could lead to a fire.
• Pay attention to exhaust gas temperature during
idling and especially while using PTO.
Engine Starting Method → Refer to page 4-4
Be Careful about Exhaust Emissions
WARNING
• Exhaust emissions contain carbon monoxide, which is colorless, odorless and poisonous. If you
inhale exhaust emissions, you may suffer carbon monoxide poisoning.
• Do not keep the engine running for any length of time in a place that is poorly ventilated. It is
particularly dangerous to run the engine in a garage or other indoor place that could easily fill with
exhaust gases because you could suffer carbon monoxide poisoning.
• Inspect the exhaust pipe from time to time. If you notice any abnormality (for example, a
damaged joint, or a hole or crack caused by corrosion), have checks and maintenance performed
by the nearest Isuzu Supplier. Continuing to use the vehicle without having the defect repaired
would be dangerous because exhaust gases could get into the cab and cause carbon monoxide
poisoning.
• If exhaust gases get into the cab, completely open all of the windows and place the inside/outside
air selector of the heater or air conditioner to outside air. Promptly have checks and maintenance
performed by the nearest Isuzu Supplier. Continuing to use the vehicle without having the defect
repaired would be dangerous because exhaust gases could get into the cab and cause carbon
monoxide poisoning.
Starting the Engine
CAUTION
• Make sure the parking brake lever is firmly pulled,

make sure the gearshift lever is in "N", and fully press
the clutch pedal before starting the engine.
• Be sure to sit in the driver's seat to start the engine. If
you are not sitting in the driver's seat (if, for example,
you reach through the window or through the door
opening), you cannot check the gearshift lever position.
If you start the engine with the transmission in any
position other than "N", the vehicle would move.
Engine Starting Method → Refer to page 4-4
If the Vehicle Has Not Been Driven for a Long Period
ADVICE
• Before using a vehicle that has not been driven for a long period, check the engine and
transmission for oil leakage, and make sure the oil is at the required levels. If there is insufficient
oil, it will not adequately reach and lubricate components, and a breakdown will result.
• For the vehicle which has not been used for more than one year, please replace the urea before
use (AdBlue®). Otherwise, the urea SCR system will be in failure.
• Start the engine and allow it to idle for at least five minutes. Check for abnormal noises.
Please refer to "Engine Starting Method" on page 4-4 for engine warming-up.
NOTE
[AdBlue®]
• AdBlue® is a registered trademark of German Automobile Industry Association (VDA).
Recommendations for Warming Up the Engine
The engine is sufficiently warmed up when the needle of the

engine coolant temperature gauge starts to move.
ADVICE
• Plase set the neutral gear during engine warming-up. In

case of engine warming-up not at neutral gear, it may
damage to transmission or the vehicle running.
• Do not rev the engine or quickly accelerate before the
engine has sufficiently warmed up (in other words, when
the engine is cold). Oil would not have adequately reached
and lubricated components, so a breakdown would result.
The exhaust pipe becomes extremely hot while the engine
is idling. Before warming up the engine, make sure there
is no flammable material (for example, grass, waste paper,
oil or old tires) near the exhaust pipe.
Do not Run the Engine in a Garage
WARNING
• Running the engine in a poorly ventilated place can lead

to carbon monoxide poisoning. Start and warm up the
engine only in places that have good ventilation.
Do not Forget to Release the Parking Brake
ADVICE
• Pulling away with the parking brake still applied

can damage the brake system.
• Make sure that the parking brake has been released
before moving away.
Parking Brake Lever → Refer to page 4-75

Parking Brake Warning Lamp → Refer to page 4-40
Pulling Away in a Manual Transmission Model
ADVICE
• Pull away gently in second gear or lower (first gear on a slope). Pulling away in a high gear,
pulling away rapidly or slipping the clutch for a long time while pulling away would damage the
clutch.
Appropriate Gearshifts
ADVICE
• Downshifts are performed for two main purposes:

- For engine braking on a steep and/or long downward
slope.
- For responsiveness and economy on an uphill slope
[Cautions for downshifts]
• Allowing the engine to overrun can result in engine
damage. Do not allow the engine to overrun when
downshifting.
To reduce the gear, please reduce one gear at each
time. Otherwise, the transmission may be in failure.
[Driving uphill]
• Downshift early to avoid heavy engine load.
[Driving downhill]
• In principle, you should use the same gear(s) that you
used to drive up the hill. Drive at a speed that does not
cause the engine to overrun (exceed its r/min limit) and
the tachometer needle to enter the red zone.
Drive at a speed that does not cause the tachometer needle to enter the red zone.
Parking Brake Lever → Refer to page 4-75

Parking Brake Warning Lamp → Refer to page 4-40
NOTE
[What is engine brake?]

• Engine brake is the braking effect that occurs when you release the accelerator pedal while
driving. The lower the gear, the stronger the engine brake.
Never Stop the Engine While Driving
ADVICE
Lock
• Do not place the ignition switch in any position other
than "ON" while driving.
• If the engine stops while the vehicle is moving, the
brakes would work poorly, and the steering wheel and
clutch pedal would become extremely stiff and hard to
operate. Also, the engine could be damaged.
• Stopping the engine while driving would be extremely
dangerous because the warning lamps, indicator lights
and other electrical circuitry would completely stop
working.
• Placing the ignition switch in the "LOCK" position
while driving would be extremely dangerous because the
key could come out, causing the steering wheel to lock
so that you could not turn it.
Steering Wheel→ Refer to page 4-62
Do not Use the Bed While the Vehicle is Moving
CAUTION
• It is not possible to hold a person's body in position on the bed. Using the bed while the vehicle
is moving would be dangerous because the occupant of the bed could be thrown out of the bed in
the event of a collision or hard braking.
Driving Down a Long Slope
When driving down a long slope, select an appropriate

gear to take advantage of engine brake and use the
exhaust brake together with the foot brakes.
Using the exhaust brake and low-gear engine brake
reduces the workload on the foot brakes and yields
greater braking force. However, please pay attention to
the engine operation at overspeed.
ADVICE
• Frequent use of the foot brakes can cause brake fade,

resulting in reduced brake effectiveness. Even so, use the
foot brakes appropriately to prevent engine overrun.
• Do not adjust the exhaust brake valve.
NOTE
[What is engine brake?]

• Engine brake is the braking effect that occurs when you release the accelerator pedal while
driving. The lower the gear, the stronger the engine brake.
[What is brake fade?]
• Frequent use of the brakes can cause the brakes to overheat so that the frictional force of the
friction surface decreases and the brakes become less effective than normal. This phenomenon is
called brake fade.
[What is an engine overrun?]
• An engine overrun is an engine-speed increase that causes the tachometer needle to enter the red
zone.
Running Uphill and Downhill→ Refer to page 6-3
Driving in Bad Weather (Rain, Icy Roads, Snowy Roads, etc.)
CAUTION
• In bad weather, visibility is reduced and slippery road

surfaces increase stopping distances. Drive more slowly
than you would in good weather. Also, avoid sharp turns
of the steering wheel and hard braking. Use engine
brakes together with the foot brakes to decelerate. Using
the exhaust brake on a slippery road surface could cause
the tires to slip. Avoid using the exhaust brake in such
conditions.
ADVICE
• There is a risk of hydroplaning, particularly where water tends to collect on the road surface.
Drive at speeds that allow you to stay in complete control.
• If you cannot avoid driving on a flooded road, first check the depth of the water and then drive
through the water at a slow, constant speed.
NOTE
[What is hydroplaning?]
• If a vehicle is driven at high speed on a road that is covered with water, a layer of water can form
between the tires and road surface, causing the tires to lose their grip and slide across the water.
This phenomenon is called hydroplaning. It is dangerous because it makes the steering wheel and
brakes useless.
When the Vehicle Has Been Driven on a Flooded Road or Washed
CAUTION
Check the
brake!
• If the vehicle must be driven on a flooded road or is
parked in an area that becomes flooded, promptly have
your Isuzu Supplier perform a check for the following
points:
- Engine damage due to wateringress
- Shorting of electrical components
- Effectiveness of the brakes
- Water-ingress or damage to drum brakes, or wheel
parking brake chamber
- Clutch release bearing (When water influx is
suspected, replace release bearing)
- Oil level and degradation (cloudiness) of the engine,
transmission, differential and transfer case
- Greasing of each components (lubrication)
• If the vehicle must be driven on a flooded road, is
washed, or is parked in an area that becomes flooded,
water can get into the brakes and reduce their
effectiveness. If the brakes do not work well afterward,
drive slowly and gently press the brake pedal several
times until the brakes dry out and start working
normally.
Sidewinds
ADVICE
If the vehicle catches a sidewind and drifts sideways, firmly grip the steering wheel, decelerate to
a speed that allows you to stay completely in control and make a directional correction. The
vehicle may catch strong sidewinds in the following situations:
• Emerging from a tunnel; driving over a bridge, driving on an embankment or driving through a
cutting;
• Being overtaken by a large truck or bus;
• Overtaking a large truck or bus.
Dealing with a Blowout or Flat Tire While Driving
WARNING
• If you feel any abnormality in a tire while driving,

immediately stop in a safe place. If you continue to drive
on a flat tire, undue force would be applied to the wheel
bolts, possibly causing the bolts to break and the wheel
to come off.
ADVICE
• If a blowout or flat tire occurs while you are driving, calmly grip the steering wheel and
gradually apply the brakes to decelerate. (Hard braking would be dangerous because it could cause
the steering wheel to be pulled to one side.) Stop the vehicle in a safe place, and change the tire.
Spare Tire → Refer to page 7-88
Handling the Jack → Refer to page 7-5
Tire → Refer to page 7-72
If the Underside of the Vehicle Receives a Hard Bump
ADVICE
• If the underside of the vehicle receives a hard bump, stop in a safe place where the vehicle will
not obstruct traffic and check for air leakage, fuel leakage and component damage. If any part of
the vehicle is damaged or broken, promptly have the vehicle inspected and repaired by the Isuzu
Supplier.
If a Warning Lamp or Indicator Lamp Comes On or Flashes
ADVICE
• If a warning lamp comes on or flashes, do not ignore it

and keep driving. Be sure to take corrective action while
referring to the explanation of the meters, warning lamps
and indicator lamps.
When the Warning Lamp is On→ Refer to page 8-17

When the Meter Shows Abnormal (Excluding Water Temperature Gauge)→ Refer to page 8-23
Stopping and Parking
ADVICE
• Choose a flat place where stopping and parking are permitted and where the vehicle will not
obstruct traffic. Firmly apply the parking brake and make sure the vehicle does not move.
Remove all dirt from the vehicle's light lenses and reflectors to ensure that the vehicle can be seen
from other vehicles.
Applying the Parking Brake
CAUTION
• Except in an emergency, do not apply the parking brake until the vehicle has come to a complete
stop. Applying the parking brake before the vehicle has stopped can cause the tires to lock or the
vehicle to spin, possibly causing an accident.
Parking Safely on a Slope
ADVICE
• As much as possible, choose level places to park and

avoid parking on slopes. If you cannot avoid parking on
a slope, firmly apply the parking brake and make sure
the vehicle does not move. Apply chocks to the wheels
for safety. Also, leave the vehicle in gear to further
ensure that it will not move.
Napping in the Vehicle
WARNING
• It is possible to unconsciously move the gear lever and

step the accelerator pedal so as to cause accident.
Therefore, please use sleeper while taking a nap.
Keep Flammable Material away from the Vehicle
CAUTION
• The exhaust pipe is extremely hot immediately after

vehicle operation. Before parking, make sure the area is
free of flammable material (for example, grass, waste
paper, oil or old tires). Take particular care when parking
in a garage.
Danger • Use caution concerning hot exhaust gases while the
engine is idling. Be particularly careful when the power
take-off (PTO) is operating (if your vehicle is equipped
with a PTO) while the engine is idling.
Do not Touch the Gearshift Lever While the Vehicle is Stationary
WARNING
• Do not touch the gearshift lever while the vehicle is stationary with the engine idling. If you
touch the gearshift lever at this time, a gear could be selected and the vehicle could move even
with parking brake applied. The risk of knocking against the gearshift lever and causing an
accident is particularly great when you move in or out of your seat.
Be Sure to Have the Engine Running When the Vehicle is Moving
WARNING
• When the engine is not running, the power steering system does not work so the steering wheel is
hard to turn. Also, the braking system does not work so there is little braking ability. If you coast
down a slope without the engine running, you would not be able to properly control the vehicle
and could have an accident.
Look around before Opening a Door
CAUTION
• Before opening a door, check the area around the

vehicle by looking forward, rearward and to the sides. If
you suddenly open a door without checking the
surrounding area, the door could hit by a vehicle
following you or a pedestria.
Leaving the Vehicle
WARNING
• When leaving the vehicle, be sure to apply the parking brake, stop the engine and lock the
doors. Do not leave valuables where they can be seen from outside the vehicle.
• If you are traveling with a child, do not leave the child alone in the vehicle. If the child touches
the controls or equipment, an accident could occur. (For example, the vehicle could move or a fire
could start.) Also, the cab inside could become dangerously hot when heated by the sun.
• Do not leave eyeglasses or a lighter in the vehicle. If the cab inside becomes hot, a lighter left
there could explode and plastic eyeglass lenses or frames could deform or crack.
Metallic Plinking Sound from the Muffler
NOTE
• Immediately after stopping the engine, you may hear a

metallic plinking sound from the muffler. This sound
occurs as the muffler cools down and contracts. It does
Plink Plink
not indicate an abnormality or breakdown.
Plink
Starting to Drive When the Vehicle Has Been Parked
Before pulling away, perform a thorough safety check,

making sure there are no children or obstructions around
the vehicle.
Reversing
If you cannot see the area behind your vehicle well

enough to confirm it is safe to back up, get out of the
vehicle and check behind it.
Pulling away After a Temporary Stop
CAUTION
• Make it a habit to look around and confirm it is safe to

pull away after a temporary stop (at traffic lights, for
example).
Staying Safe
When the Engine Coolant is Hot
WARNING
• Do not loosen or remove the radiator sub-tank cap

while the engine coolant is hot. Doing so would be
dangerous because steam and hot air would shoot out.
Engine Coolant→Refer to page 7-56
When the Muffler and Exhaust Pipe are Hot
CAUTION
• When the engine is running and immediately after vehicle operation, the urea, SCR, muffler and
exhaust pipe are extremely hot. Be careful not to inadvertently touch them when working near
them (for example, tilting the cab or operating an attachment).
Pay Attention to Gas Lighter
WARNING
• Do not place a gas cigarette lighter with its operating parts exposed in the glove compartment or
a similar place, or drop and leave it on the floor or in a gap in the seats.
After Using the Ashtray
WARNING
• Please pay attention to close the ashtray. Burn state

cigarette ash may cause a fire.
• Please contain excessive cigarette ends in ashtray.
Please never contain the inflammables.
• Never throw the burning cigarette or cigarette end out
of the window. It will not only pollute the road and
ambient environment but also cause a fire.
Ashtray→ Refer to page 5-18
Do not Attach Accessories to the Windshield or Windows
WARNING
• Do not attach ornaments, films or other accessories to

the windshield or windows. They would impair
visibility. Also, any plastic suction cups used to attach
accessories could cause a fire or other accident by acting
as lenses.
Do not Use a Mobile Telephone While Driving
WARNING
• Drivers should never use mobile telephones or car

phones in any mode while driving. Doing so is
dangerous. If you are driving and you wish to use a
mobile telephone, first stop the vehicle in a safe place.
• Using a mobile telephone while driving could result in
an accident because you would not be paying full
attention to your surroundings.
Using the Jack
WARNING
• Jacking up a vehicle on a slope or soft ground is extremely dangerous. Be sure to jack up the
vehicle on a firm, level surface.
• Set the jack in the correct position. Do not forget to first apply the parking brake and place
chocks around the wheels.
• When a rear wheel is jacked up, the parking brake has no effect. Failing to first put chocks in the
correct places would be dangerous because the vehicle could move.
• On a differential lock model or a limited slip differential model, any transmission of torque to the
rear wheels can make the vehicle move even if one rear wheel is off the ground. If any rear wheel
is on the ground, do not apply torque to the rear wheels.
• Do not look under the vehicle or get under the vehicle while the vehicle is only supported by
jacks. Doing so is dangerous. Always use the vehicle support stand.
Tools → Refer to page 7-4
Handling the Jack → Refer to page 7-5
When the Battery Goes Flat
CAUTION
Start • Do not try to start the engine by pushing or towing the

vehicle. You could damage the engine.
When the Battery Goes Flat → Refer to page 8-12

Preventing Breakdowns
Do not Rest Your Foot on the Clutch Pedal While Driving
ADVICE
• If you rest your foot on the clutch pedal while driving,

the clutch could partially disengage without you
realizing it, causing the clutch plates to wear and the
clutch to slip. Also, do not slip the clutch as a way to
hold the vehicle in position (instead of using the brakes)
on, for example, an uphill road.
Is the Engine Oil Dirty?
ADVICE
• The engine oil performs thefollowing important

functions:
- It prevents engine parts from becoming worn.
- It cools engine parts.
- It cleans engine parts.
- It seals the combustion chambers and prevents rust.
- Replace the engine oil at regular intervals.
Routine Inspection (before Driving)→ Refer to page 7-33

Engine Oil → Refer to page 7-38
Maintenance Data List → Refer to page 7-15
Do not Climb onto the Engine
ADVICE
• Do not step on the engine or climb onto it. You could cause an engine failure by, for example,
damaging the cylinder head cover or various connectors.
Do not Leave the Steering Wheel Fully Turned for a Long Time
WARNING
• If you leave the steering wheel fully turned for a long

time, the oil in the power steering oil pump would
become extremely hot. This would cause poor
lubrication, oil tank damage and seal deterioration,
leading to power steering oil pump damage, power
steering unit damage and power steering hose damage.
As a result, the steering wheel could become extremely
hard to turn and a fire or other accident could occur.
Make Sure the Vehicle is Inspected at Regular Intervals
ADVICE
• Inspections and maintenance enable you to use the

vehicle with peace of mind. They also extend the
vehicle's service life.
Routine Inspection (before Driving) → Refer to page 7-33

Engine Oil → Refer to page 7-38
Maintenance Data List → Refer to page 7-15
When to Visit an Isuzu Supplier
Do not Modify the Vehicle
CAUTION
• Attaching parts that are not suitable for the vehicle's performance and functions could lead to a
breakdown or accident. For adjustments (for example, engine adjustments) and equipment
installation, consult your Isuzu Supplier.
• If you wish to attach accessories to the vehicle, consult your Isuzu Supplier.
Have Engine Adjustments Made by an Isuzu Supplier
CAUTION
• Do not make engine adjustments yourself. Be sure to

consult your Isuzu Supplier.
Electric Welding
ADVICE
• Careless electric welding of vehicle parts can cause welding current to flow back through the
vehicle's ground circuit and damage electrical and electronic parts so that they do not function
normally. Whenever electric welding is necessary, consult your Isuzu Supplier.
Replacing Tires and Wheels
CAUTION
• Consult your Isuzu Supplier before replacing tires or

wheels. Never use wheels that are not designed for the
vehicle, tires of different types at the same time or tires
that are not the specified size.
• Doing so would impede safe vehicle operation.
Tires → Refer to page 7-72

Changing a Tire (ISO 10-bolt Wheels) → Refer to page 7-80
Installing Electrical Equipment
CAUTION
• Inappropriate installation or removal of audio, radio or

other electrical equipment can adversely affect other
electrical equipment and cause a breakdown or fire. In
addition, it can cause abnormal expansion of the SRS
airbag, which is very dangerous. Be sure to have
electrical equipment installed or removed by your Isuzu
Supplier.
ADVICE
[Installation of radio equipment]

• Do not install any unauthorized radio set, or any radio set or antenna that does not comply with
relevant standards.
• Noise from the radio set could cause electromagnetic interference with the vehicle's electronic
equipment and other systems, resulting in a vehicle breakdown or in a malfunction of electronic
equipment.
• Consult your Isuzu Supplier if you wish to install radio equipment.
About Urea SCR System
Urea SCR system is designed to clean up emissions of nitric oxide (NOx) in tail gas. Use the urea
(AdBlue®) as a reducing agent for hydrolytic decomposition in hot gas to produce ammonia gas.
Use the generated ammonia gas for reduction action with nitric oxide (NOx) to produce the
nitrogen and water purification system.
CAUTION
• Do not touch the water from muffler. If your skin touches the waste water, please wash your skin
with clear water.
ADVICE
• Do not modify exhaust pipe, muffler or movable urea tank. Otherwise, it may affect the
purification performance of tail gas. If the modification or movement is unavoidable, please
consult the ISUZU supplier.
NOTE
• This vehicle is provided with gas clean up function, so its exhaust gas is different other diesel
engine vehicles.
【AdBlue®】
• AdBlue® is a registered trademark of German Automobile Industry Association (VDA).
Operation of Urea (AdBlue®)
CAUTION
• There is no harm even if the human body touches the urea (AdBlue®). However, in a few cases
the inflammation may be caused upon the different physique. In this case, the following treatment
shall be done.
- Please wash your skin with clear water if your skin touches the solution due to carelessness. It is
possible to cause skin irritation to those persons with sensitive skin.
- In the case of eating by mistake, first drink one or two cups of water or milk and then see a
doctor.
- When the solution enters your eye, immediately wash your eye with a large amount of water for
more than 15 minutes and then see a doctor.
Whether to Use the Specified Urea (AdBlue®)
• Please use the urea (AdBlue®) as designated by Qingling Motor Co., Ltd.
- For urea (AdBlue®), please use the solution (AdBlue®) which can conform to ISO
(International Organization for Standardization) AUS 32 ISO 22241 specification.
Storage of Urea (AdBlue®)
• Seal the urea (AdBlue®) in a container to avoid the water evaporation and store such container
in a shady and well-ventilated place.
• For the stored urea (AdBlue®), its useful life may be different upon the room temperature of
storage place. Please consult the supplier for details.
NOTE
• Even if the urea (AdBlue®) has been frozen, its quality will remain unchanged after it is
unfrozen. Do not use the frozen urea.
• When storing or carrying the urea (AdBlue®), please use the container which is used when
purchasing the urea (AdBlue®). If other containers must be used, however, please use a special
container, clean polyethylene resin (PE) tank without water, garbage or other foreign matters or
stainless container.
Filling the Urea (AdBlue®)
WARNING
• Do not contain other liquid than urea (AdBlue®) in urea tank.

• When filling the urea (AdBlue®), the following operations may cause a fire or the fault of urea
SCR system.
- Thin the urea by water.
- Blend the urea with gasoline or kerosene.
• If other liquid other than the designated urea (AdBlue®) is filled, it is necessary to check the
urea SCR system. Immediately go to ISUZU supplier for inspection and maintenance.
CAUTION
• In a few cases you can smell the pungent odor while uncovering the urea tank. Never smell the
odor at filler port.
ADVICE
• Please pay attention to the urea level. Plase add the urea (AdBlue®) as soon as possible when
reaching a low level. The engine can not start when the urea (AdBlue®) is used up.
• Please pay attention to the urea level over the "F" Line on meter. During running, the urea
(AdBlue®) may leak from vent pipe. In addition, the frozen urea (AdBlue®) may damage the
sensor component.
• Please don't step or sit on the urea tank. It may damage to the urea tank, pipeline or sensor
component. When turning ignition switch to the position "LOCK", the SCR system will continue
the operation for about 1 minute. Please take out the battery or the connector of electrical system,
then wait for 3 minutes and continue the operation when inspecting or reparing SCR.
NOTE
• After the engine stops, sometimes you may hear the operation sound of urea tank or urea supply
unit. This is normal because such sound shows that the urea (AdBlue®) is flowing back to the urea
tank.
Scrapping the Urea (AdBlue®)
Please don't scrap (AdBlue®) to lake, sea or river, etc. Please scrap the urea in a light way.
Vehicle with Speed Limiter (Speed Control Device)
Characteristics of Speed Limiter
CAUTION
• Due to the lack of brake control, it should be noted that the downhill speed may exceed the set
speed.
• The speed limiter may not operate due to the change of tire type. Therefore, please go to the
ISUZU supplier for adjustment.
NOTE
• The speed limiter is a device to limit speed within set value by controlling the fuel injection
quantity even if the accelerator pedal is stepped.
WARNING
• In case of improper modification or installation, the

Brand label
safety belt with pretensioner may not operate normally.
• If the irregular steering wheel is used or the handle is
stuck with brand label, the wrong operation or the
peeling of brand label may cause the dangerous
consequence.
• The following operations need special treatment, so
consult ISUZU supplier. The safety belt with
pretensioner will operate suddenly to be tensioned or get
loose so as to cause personal injury. In addition, it will
produce bad effect on the system, such as bad contact or
fault.
- When the steering wheel, dashboard, center console,
clutch pedal, brake pedal peripherals and driver's safety
belt are repaired or replaced;
- When the safety belt with pretensioner is repaired,
replaced or discarded or the vehicle with safety belt and
pretensioner is discarded;
- When the audio equipment or necessities or on-board
equipment is installed;
- When the vehicle front part and the metal plate of
driver cab are coated.
DOORS, WINDOWS AND SEATS 3
• Key 3-2
• Opening and Closing Doors 3-4
• Getting In and Out of the Vehicle 3-5
• Electric Windows 3-6
• Fuel Tank Filler Cap 3-8
• Urea Tank 3-9
• Seat 3-10
• Fully Adjustable Steering 3-14
• Mirror 3-15
• Seat Belt 3-17
3-2 DOORS, WINDOWS AND SEATS
Key
Main key Both sides of the key are identical, so you can insert the key in
the ignition switch without worrying about which way you
insert it.
The key code is indicated on a separate metal plate in order to
Spare key prevent it from being acquired by an unauthorized person.
Metal plate with key code
Where Is the Key Used?
Where For what

Ignition switch Starting and stopping the engine
Front doors Locking and unlocking the doors
ADVICE
• Wipe off the key to remove any dirt or dust, etc. before using it.
NOTE
• To prevent theft, store the metal plate with key code in a safe place other than the vehicle.
• Should you lose the key, please give the key number to your Isuzu Supplier. The Isuzu Supplier
will be able to duplicate your key.
• If you resell the vehicle, be sure to hand over the plate with key code to the new owner together
with the vehicle.
DOORS, WINDOWS AND SEATS 3-3
Locking and Unlocking the Front Doors
Locking and Unlocking the Door from Outside Using the

Key
Firmly insert the key.
Turn the key toward the rear of the vehicle to unlock the door
and turn it toward the front of the vehicle to lock it.
"Lock" and "unlock" the door at the side of driver seat,
including the door at the side of passenger seat (central lock).
Lock Unlock
Key
Locking and Unlocking the Door from Inside

Push the lock button forward to lock the door; pull the lock
button backward to unlock it.
When operating the door lock button of driver seat, "Lock" and
Lock button
Unlock "unlock" the door at the side of passenger seat (central lock).
Lock
Locking the Door from Outside without Using the Key

First, push the lock button on the inside door handle
forward and then close the door while keeping the
outside door handle raised.
ADVICE
• Before closing the door, be sure to check that you have

the key with you.
Opening and Closing the Front Doors
Opening and Closing the Door from Outside

To open the door, pull the outside door handle.
To close the door, push the outside door handle.
Outside door handle
One window regulator
Opening and Closing the Door from Inside

To open the door, pull the inside door handle.
To close the door, pull the pull handle.
ADVICE
• When leaving the vehicle, be sure to stop the engine

Pull and lock the doors. Never leave the key in the vehicle.
Pull handle
Getting In and Out of the Vehicle
Carefully check that the area around the vehicle is safe,

Grip
hold the grip, and place your foot on the step when
getting in or out of the vehicle.
CAUTION
• When getting in or out of the vehicle, make sure you

use the grip and step to always support yourself from at
least 3 points. It is very dangerous to stand on the tire or
wheel when getting in or out of the vehicle. Furthermore,
do not try to jump in or out of the vehicle, as doing so
could cause unexpected accidents or injuries.
• Getting in or out of the vehicle with oily or greasy
hands or shoes could cause you to slip. Always
thoroughly clean grease etc. from your hands and shoes
Step before getting in or out of the vehicle.
• Rain and snow can cause the step to become very
slippery. Therefore, always remove snow and ice from
your shoes and the step, and be careful not to slip when
getting in and out of the vehicle.
• Exercise caution when opening or closing doors, as
strong winds or steep slopes may cause doors to open or
close suddenly.
ADVICE
• Do not hold parts other than the grip when getting in or

out of the vehicle. Doing so may cause damage to the
vehicle or injuries to yourself or others.
Electric Windows
When setting the ignition in "ON" position, the driver side and passenger side window can be
opened/closed. After adjusting the ignition to the position "ACC" or "LOCK", the electric window
can be operated after about 30s.
WARNING
• Before closing the windows, make sure that there is no risk of a hand, head or anything else
being trapped in the moving window. Failure to do so could result in serious injury. This is
especially true when a child is with you.
NOTE
• The safety system may stop operation when the window opend/closed operation under too
powerful force. In this case, please turn off the switch, wait for several minutes and then confirm
the operation is normal. If you can not operate the window, please stop operation and contact the
"ISUZU supplier".
Window Switches on Driver's Door
Passenger side Driver side To Open the Driver's Window

While lightly pressing the front end of "AUTO" switch,
the window will open. Release your hand. And then the
window stops at this position.
While forcibly pressing the front end of "AUTO" switch
and then loosening your hand, the window will open
completely and automatically. If you want to stop during
OPEN CLOSE the automatic opening of window, lightly press the front
end of "AUTO" switch and then release it.
Passenger side
To Close the Driver's Window
When lightly uplifting the front end of "AUTO" switch,
the window will be closed. Release your hand. And then
Driver side
the window stops at this position.
While forcibly uplifting the front end of "AUTO" switch
and then loosening your hand, the window will close
completely and automatically. If you want to stop during
the automatic closing of window, lightly press the front
end of "AUTO" switch and then release it.
To open the passenger's window

Press down the front end of the switch to open the window. Release your hand. And then the
window stops at this position.
To Close the Passenger's Window
Raise the front end of the switch to close the window. Release your hand. And then the window
stops at this position.
Window Switches on Passenger's Door
Open
Passenger side Press down the front end of the switch to open the
window. Release your hand. And then the window stops
at this position.
Close
Raise the front end of the switch to close the window.
Release your hand. And then the window stops at this
position.
OPEN CLOSE
CAUTION
• Be sure to warn passengers, especially in the case of a

child, not to let any part of the body become trapped or
caught in a moving window.
Fuel Tank Filler Cap
WARNING
• Be sure to place the ignition switch in the "ACC" or "LOCK" position to shut down the engine
before refueling the vehicle. Refueling while the engine is running could cause a fire in your
vehicle.
• When refueling, never smoke or place any ignition source nearby. There is a risk of fire.
After refueling, make sure that the fuel tank filler cap is tightly closed.
CAUTION
• The use of other fuels than ultralow sulfur diesel and low sulfur diesel may have an adverse
effect on engine and tail gas purifier (urea SCR) and cause fault.
• Using diesel fuel other than low-sulfur diesel fuel could prevent the vehicle from complying with
local legal requirements.
• Open the fuel tank filler cap slowly. If you open it quickly, fuel may spurt out.
• When refueling the vehicle, keep the nozzle pushed fully into the filler neck. Trying to add more
fuel by pumping fuel with the nozzle partially withdrawn is dangerous because the auto-stop
mechanism may not work, resulting in an overflow of fuel.
ADVICE
• The fuel must be ultralow sulfur diesel and low sulfur diesel.
Be sure to use low-sulfur diesel fuel (containing sulfur of 50 ppm or lower). If you supply the
vehicle with poor-quality fuel, water-removing additive or other additive, gasoline, kerosene or
alcohol-based fuel, it could harm the fuel filter, prevent proper movement of fuel-lubricated parts
in the injectors and adversely affect the engine and PM catalytic converter possibly resulting in a
breakdown.
How to Open and Close the Fuel Tank Filler Cap

① Eliminate static from your body before opening the
Open fuel tank filler cap.
② Slowly turn the cap counterclockwise to open it.
Close ③ Refuel the tank.
Close Open
④ Align the grooves on the cap and tank and turn the
cap clockwise to close it.
Open ⑤ Check that the cap is tightly closed.
WARNING
Close • If the fuel tank filler cap is not tightly closed, leaking
fuel could start a fire while the engine is running.
Urea Tank
WARNING
• Never add other substances than the urea (AdBlue®) in urea tank. Please use and fill the
Qingling assigned urea (AdBlue®) in the urea tank.
If other substances than the urea (AdBlue®) is filled, the fault of SCR system may be caused.
ADVICE
• Please pay attention to the filling of urea (AdBlue®) and maintain water full. The engine will not
start once the urea (AdBlue®) is used up.
• Never mix dirt in urea tank while uncovering the urea tank. The entry of any dirt will jam the
urea filter, affect the quality of urea (AdBlue®) and cause the fault of urea SCR system.
• During running, the urea (AdBlue®) may leak from vent pipe. In addition, the frozen urea
(AdBlue®) may damage the sensor or other components.
• The urea (AdBlue®) may rust the body or frame if it overflows to body or frame. Therefore, any
overflowing urea (AdBlue®) shall be wiped and cleaned by clear water
• Never step or sit on the urea tank. This may cause the damage of urea tank, pipeline, sensor and
other components.
• Never modify the exhaust pipe or muffler or move the position of urea tank. This may affect the
tail gas purification performance. If the modification or movement is unavoidable, please contact
the "ISUZU supplier".
NOTE
• Normal urea (AdBlue®) is colorless, transparent, nontoxic and odorous.

• The urea (AdBlue®) will become white powder after dried. Any powdery urea shall be wiped
from the filler port and cannot be filled into the urea tank.
• After the engine stops, sometimes you may hear the operation sound of urea tank or urea supply
unit. This is normal because such sound shows that the urea (AdBlue®) is flowing back to the urea
tank.
• It will take some time for the urea meter to set normal indicating after adding urea when engine
running or ignition on the position "ON".
Filling method of urea (AdBlue®)

① When the ignition switch is placed at the position
"LOCK", the engine will stop operation.
Open
② Slightly loosen the urea tank cap, wipe the dirt or
Close soil from cover and filler port.
③ Lightly open the tank cap.
④ Fill the urea to the line "F" according to the liquid
level meter on the front face of urea tank.
⑤ Rotate the tank cap to confirm that it has closed the
urea tank.
⑥ Confirm that the tank cap has been closed
completely.
Urea tank capacity (reference value)

50L
Operation of Urea (AdBlue®)→ Refer to page 2-36

Whether to Use the Specified Urea (AdBlue®)→ Refer to page 2-36
Filling of Urea (AdBlue®)→ Refer to page 2-37
Seat
Make sure you can turn the

steering wheel easily. The driver's seat must be adjusted so that
Make sure you don't need to
when you sit well back in the seat, you can
move your shoulders off the
fully depress the pedals without moving
your back from the seatback, and you can
operate the steering wheel easily and freely.
After making adjustments, check that the
seat is completely locked.
A correctly adjusted seat for the proper
driving position is fundamental to safe
Make sure you can properly vehicle operation.
fasten the seatbelt.
Make sure you can adequately

press the pedals.
WARNING
• Adjust the seat only before you start driving. Adjusting the seat while the vehicle is in motion
must be avoided not only because the unlocked seat will move back and forth unstably, preventing
you from taking the correct position, but might also cause you to lose control of the vehicle,
possibly resulting in an accident.
• When the seat is adjusted, never place your hand adjacent to the seat underside or other movable
places to prevent your finger or hand being nipped or damage.
• Never allow children to adjust their seats themselves; an adult should adjust the seat for
occupants who are children. The accident may be caused if a child adjusts the seat by himself.
After adjustment, please confirm that the seat has been firmly fixed without shaking. Otherwise
the seat may get loose during running to cause accident. Also, the seat and its safety belt may not
play their role.
• Driving with the seat excessively reclined could be very dangerous in the event of a collision or
sudden stop. Raise the seatback, and apply the seat belt correctly while sitting straight in the seat.
• Do not place a cushion or similar object between your back and the seatback. Doing so not only
affects the stability of your driving position but also prevents the seat belt from working
effectively in the event of a collision.
Do not place any objects under the seat. If there are any objects under the seat, the seat could be
locked in an improper position.
• Before making adjustments, check that the seat rails are free of anything that could obstruct the
locking of the seat. Be careful that your hand or foot does not become trapped in the seat or rails
when adjusting the seat.
• When adjusting the seat, be careful that the seat does not hit passengers or objects. Doing so
could cause injury to passengers, or damage objects.
Driver's Seat
General seat
① Reclining Adjustment
To recline the seatback, raise the seatback tilt lever and gently
lean back to the desired position. To move the seatback forward,
lean forward with your back slightly clear of the seatback and
raise the lever. After making adjustments, check that the seatback
is fully locked.
② Rear Tilt Adjustment of Cushion

Pull up the handle, and exert an appropriate force to the rear end
of the seat cushion down to adjust the height and inclination of
the seat appropriately. After releasing the handle, the backrest
can be locked.
※Except hard seats
③ Front Tilt Adjustment of Cushion

Pull up the handle, and exert an appropriate force to the front end
of the seat cushion down to adjust the height and inclination of
the seat appropriately. After releasing the handle, the backrest
can be locked.
※Except hard seats
④ Suspension Lock (Air Suspension Seat)

Raise the handle to fix the suspension height at middle position.
Please control the handle after leaving the seat.
Fix
CAUTION
Touch • If controlling the handle while sitting on the seat, your

hand or palm may be damaged.
⑤ Seat Track
Raise the handle and adjust the seat position back and forth.
※ Integrated seat
① Reclining Adjustment
To recline the seatback, raise the seatback tilt lever and gently
lean back to the desired position. To move the seatback forward,
lean forward with your back slightly clear of the seatback and
raise the lever. After making adjustments, check that the seatback
is fully locked.
② Rear Tilt Adjustment of Cushion

Pull up the handle, and exert an appropriate force to the rear end
of the seat cushion down to adjust the height and inclination of the
seat appropriately. After releasing the handle, the backrest can be
locked.
③ Front Tilt Adjustment of Cushion

Pull up the handle, and exert an appropriate force to the front end
of the seat cushion down to adjust the height and inclination of the
seat appropriately. After releasing the handle, the backrest can be
locked.
④ Suspension Lock (Air Suspension Seat)

Raise the handle to fix the suspension height at middle position.
Please control the handle after leaving the seat.
Fix CAUTION
• If controlling the handle while sitting on the seat, your

Touch
hand or palm may be damaged.
⑤ Seat Track
Raise the handle and adjust the seat position back and forth.
⑥ Lumbar Support
Rotate the scale knob to enable that the seat can closely fit to your
waist. This can relieve the driver from long-distance driving
tiredly.
Passenger's Seat ★
Reclining Adjustment
Raise the reclining lever to adjust the seatback angle.
CAUTION
• As with the driver, the passenger must also have a

correctly fastened seat belt during driving, in case his/her
body should undergo dangerously strong force from a
collision or sudden braking.
Fully Adjustable Steering
The steering wheel is adjustable up and down as well as forward and backward.
WARNING
• After adjusting the steering wheel, try moving it up and down to make sure it is fully locked
before you drive the vehicle.
• Adjust the steering wheel only when the vehicle is not in motion. Steering wheel adjustment on a
moving vehicle is very dangerous, since a vertically moving steering wheel prevents the driver
from properly controlling the vehicle.
Adjustment
① Lift the lock lever toward you to unlock the steering
column.
② Sit in the correct driving position, and then move the
Loosen steering wheel up and down, and forward and backward to
select the optimum steering wheel position.
Lock ③ Firmly lock the steering wheel at the selected position by
moving the lock lever to the lock position.
Lock lever
Mirror
Sit in the correct driving position on the properly adjusted seat, and then check each mirror to
ensure that it provides a proper view of the rear, the sides, the area just in front of the vehicle, and
the area directly opposite to the driver's seat. Make adjustments if necessary and clean any dirty
mirrors.
Outside Mirror
Door-mounted Mirrors
After properly adjusting your seat for proper driving position, adjust the mirrors indicated below
so that they provide adequate views for checking the rear, the side and the areas just in front and
immediately to the side of the vehicle by moving each of the mirrors.
Front under view mirror

Outside rearview mirror
Side cross mirror
Wide angle mirror

Outside Rearview Mirror

Lateral-direction: Adjust the mirror so that you can see the vehicle's side including the cargo bed
within the inner one-third of the mirror.
Vertical-direction: Adjust the mirror so that you see the rear bottom corner of the vehicle halfway
up the height of the mirror.
Wide-angle mirror
Lateral-direction: Adjust the mirror so that you can see the vehicle's side within the inner
one-fourth of the mirror.
Vertical-direction: Adjust the mirror so that you see the rear bottom corner of the vehicle halfway
up the height of the mirror.
Front underview mirror

Adjust the mirror so that you see the bumper's right-hand edge at the center of the mirror and the
windshield's right lower corner along the edge of the mirror.
Side cross mirror

Lateral-direction: Adjust the mirror so that you can see the cab's side in the mirror.
Vertical-direction: Adjust the mirror so that you see the cab within the upper one-fourth of the
mirror.
CAUTION
• Adjust the mirrors when the vehicle is stationary, not while the vehicle is in motion.
• When checking the rear of the vehicle with mirrors, be careful that this does not distract your
attention from the traffic ahead.
• Rearview mirrors may make the vehicle behind you appear farther away than it really is. Use
these mirrors very carefully until you are able to correctly determine distances from the images.
• Keep the mirrors in mind when passing another vehicle on a narrow road, moving the vehicle
into a garage or driving near pedestrians.
• Do not drive with the mirrors folded.
Seat Belt
The protection provided by safety belts might be

significantly reduced if they are not fastened properly; in
certain cases, improperly fastened seat belts can even play a
role in causing injury to the wearer. Seat belts must be worn
not only by the driver but also by the passenger(s) before
the vehicle starts moving.
You should be fully acquainted with the proper use of seat
belts and important points to be respected as described
below. Familiarizing yourself with the correct use of seat
belts is essential for your safety.
WARNING
• Seat belts must always be fastened BEFORE starting to drive.

• Seat belts provide full protection only when the driver and passenger(s) fasten them while sitting
upright and fully back on the seat.
• Wearing a seat belt with the seatback excessively reclined could be very dangerous in a collision
or sudden stop since the occupant may slide under the belt and be seriously injured. Seat belts
work best only when the occupant is sitting well back and straight up in the seat.
• Be sure to insert the latch plate into the buckle until a click is heard. An incompletely inserted
latch plate is dangerous in the event of a collision or sudden stop.
• Wear the seat belt as low as possible around the hips, not around the waist. A seat belt running
over the waist would press the abdomen with a strong force and could increase the likelihood of
injuries in a collision or sudden stop.
• Do not use a seat belt for a small child if the belt is on or very close to the child's neck or chin.
Also, do not use a seat belt if it does not fit snugly over the child's hips because restraining the
child under those conditions could be dangerous in the event of a collision or sudden stop. Instead,
use an appropriate child restraint system available on the market. For further details, please
contact your Isuzu Supplier.
• Use a child restraint system that fits the size of the infant or child. Install the system according to
the manufacturer's instructions.
• Remove any twists in the seat belt before fastening it. A seat belt with twists will not provide full
protection because it cannot disperse shocks efficiently in the event of a collision or sudden stop.
• Pregnant women or people suffering from chest or abdominal conditions should check with their
doctor for specific recommendations about wearing seat belts.
• Do not use one seat belt for more than one person. If worn by more than one person, the seat belt
would not work effectively in a collision or sudden stop.
• Have seat belts inspected and, if necessary, replaced by your Isuzu Supplier when the webbing
becomes frayed or worn and/or when the buckle or other mechanical parts fail to work properly.
• If your vehicle has been involved in a collision, the seat belts worn at the time may have lost
their original strength due to impact even if they appear intact. These seat belts must be inspected
and, if necessary, replaced by your Isuzu Supplier.
• Be careful to keep the buckles and retractors free of dust and foreign matter.
• Wearing seat belts is a legal requirement in most countries. The driver is responsible not only for
wearing a seat belt himself/herself but also for prompting all passengers to wear their seat belts. It
is necessary, however, to check with a doctor about the appropriateness of a seat belt for a
pregnant woman or a passenger with a chest/abdominal condition.
ELR (Emergency Locking Retractor) Three-Point Seat Belts
WARNING
• The shoulder belt should be adequately positioned on

your shoulder but should not touch your neck and/or
face. The shoulder belt could harm you in a collision or
sudden stop if it is in contact with your neck and/or face.
To Fasten
① Sit on the seat in the correct driving position.

② Pull out the seat belt holding the latch plate. After
checking that there are no twists in the belt, insert the
latch plate into the buckle until it clicks.
③ Position the lap belt so that it snugly fits as low as
possible on the hips.
Latch
Buckle
To Unfasten
Push the button on the buckle. As the belt automatically
retracts, let it be taken up slowly by holding on to the
latch plate until the belt is fully retracted.
Buckle Latch
Pushbutton
ADVICE
• While being automatically retracted, the seat belt could damage a nearby window or interior
trim unless the latch plate is properly held. Hold the latch plate to ensure that the belt is taken up
slowly.
• Before closing the door, check that the retracted seat belt is taut. A slack belt could become
trapped in the door or seat rail.
• When the passenger's seat belt is fully taken up (or not pulled out), check that the stopper is
holding the belt in a fully taut state.
NOTE
• The three-point seat belts are provided with an emergency locking retractor (ELR) function.
The safety belt of driver's seat is also provided with load limiter function.
[ELR function]
• The ELR normally allows the seat belt to move in and out freely as the occupant moves.
However, it locks the seat belt to restrain the occupant when a forward force resulting from a
collision or sudden stop acts on the occupant.
• The ELR also locks the seat belt when the belt is pulled out quickly. If this happens, allow it to
retract once and then pull it out slowly.
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 4
STARTING AND STOPPING THE ENGINE 4-3
INSTRUMENTS, WARNING LAMPS AND INDICATOR LAMPS 4-9

CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 4-3
STARTING AND STOPPING THE ENGINE
• Engine Starting Method 4-4
• Engine Stopping Method 4-6

4-4 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
Engine Starting Method
Make sure that the switches, including those for the windshield wiper, light control and air
conditioner, are in the "OFF" position.
Turn the ignition switch to the "ON" position to check that the warning and indicator lights turn on
normally and the fuel level is proper.
Starting the Engine
WARNING
• Do not keep the ignition switch in the "START"

position for more than about 10 seconds. Operating the
starter for too long might cause battery failure or might
result in overheating and even a fire.
Ignition Switch → Refer to page 4-62
ADVICE
• At low ambient temperatures, a cold engine may emit more smoke (white smoke) than usual.
• If the engine can't be started at once time, please return the ignition switch to the position
"ACC", wait for 20~30s and restart the engine.
• If the engine still can’t be started, plesae contact the ISUZU supplier.
General condition or engine hot condition

① Ensure the ignition switch at the position "ON".
② Step down the clutch pedal to its limit.
③ Step down the brake pedal, turn on the ignition switch at the position "START" till the engine
starts. Don't operate the ignition over 10s. If the engine can not start under 10s, turn off the
ignition switch to the position "ACC", wait for 20~30s, and then restart the engine.
④ After the engine is started, recover the clutch pedal to its original position.
ADVICE
• Do not start the engine if the vehicle turns over in emergency or the vehicle is soaked in water in
the case of flood. Otherwise, the internal fault may be caused. At this point, immediately contact
ISUZU supplier.
In cold days,
• For the vehicles without preheater, please step down the clutch
pedal and accelerator pedal to their limit and then start the engine.
• For QOS vehicle with preheater, please ensure the ignition

switch at the position "ON". In the case of engine coolant
temperature lower than 0℃, QOS indicator lamp will be lit for
1~15s. After the light is off, please step down the clutch pedal and
accelerator pedal to their limit and then start the engine.
ADVICE
• In order to protect engine, never operate the engine at its maximum speed after startup. After the
accelerator pedal is released, start the normal driving operation.
Engine Stopping Method
The engine will stop after the ignition switch is adjusted from "ON"
to "ACC".
WARNING
• Never shut down the engine while a vehicle is moving. Otherwise the power steering gear will
not operate and the steering wheel will be difficult to operate. Also, the brake will be disabled and
the clutch pedal will become unhandy. This is very dangerous.
CAUTION
• The brake may freeze while driving in a cold region. Before stopping your vehicle, please lightly
step the brake pedal for 5~6 times at a speed of 30km/h and then use the parking brake lever after
the brake is unfrozen.
ADVICE
• Do not shut down the engine immediately after driving the vehicle. Otherwise, seizure or other
failures may result. Before stopping the engine, run the engine at idle for approximately 3 minutes
to cool it down after applying the parking brake and making sure of the following: The gearshift
lever is in "N".
• To prevent the battery from going dead, turn the ignition switch to the "ACC" or "LOCK"
position after stopping the engine. If you leave the vehicle for a long time, remove the key.
INSTRUMENTS, WARNING LAMPS AND INDICATOR LAMPS
• How to Read the Instruments (Instruments Layout) 4-9
• Speedometer 4-10
• Odometer and trip meter 4-10
• Tachometer (Engine tachometer) 4-11
• Air Pressure Gauge 4-12
• Water temperature gauge 4-13
• Fuel gauge 4-14
• Urea scale 4-15
• Multifunctional display screen 4-16
• Warnning lamp/ indicator lamp arrangement 4-37
• Alarm★ 4-59
• DVR★ 4-60
How to Read the Instruments (Instruments Layout)
No. Name Page No. Name Page

1 Tachometer (Engine 4-11 6 Air pressure gauge (rear) 4-12
tachometer) 7 Urea scale 4-15
2 Multifunctional display screen 4-16 8 Fuel gauge 4-14
3 Speedometer 4-10 9 Odometer, trip meter 4-10
4 Water temperature gauge 4-13 ★ Denoting “configuration as per vehicle
5 Air pressure gauge (front) 4-12 model” or “configuration as per order”
Speedometer
Indicate the running speed at km/h.
Odometer and Trip Meter
While short pressing (within 1s) the select button, it is allowed

to switch among "ODO (odometer)", "TRIP (trip meter) A"
and "TRIP (trip meter) B".
Odometer (total running mileage)
Indicate the total running mileage at km. Take no account if
Select button greater than 1999999km.
Odometer and trip meter Trip meter (interval odometer)
indication zone Calculate a distance.
Respectively record "TRIPA" and "TRIPB". Expressed in km,
calculate the mileage within 0~999999.9km. In the case of
"TRIPA", while short pressing (within about 1s) the select
button, "TRIPA" will return to 0. This operation can also reset
"TRIPB" as 0.
NOTE
• While adjusting "TRIPA" as 0, "TRIPB" will remain unchanged. Similarly, while adjusting
"TRIPB" as 0, "TRIPA" will remain unchanged.
• If the destinations are two different places, adjust "TRIPA" as 0 before departure; when the first
destination is reached, adjust "TRIPB" as 0. This is very convenient to respectively record the total
running mileage and the distance between destination places.
Tachometer (Engine Tachometer)
Green Indicate the engine revolutions per minute.

Yellow
The green zone indicates a range for economical
driving.
Do not drive your vehicle with the needle of the
Red tachometer in the red zone.
ADVICE
• Exercise extreme caution when shifting down on a steep downslope. The engine speed may
easily exceed the critical speed, which can seriously damage the engine.
Air Pressure Gauge
Brake barometer (front/rear)
Red zone This gauge indicates the pressure of the compressed air in the
air tank.
If the needle enters the red zone, the air pressure warning
lamp comes on and the warning buzzer sounds (To stop the
buzzer, pull up the parking brake lever).
If the air pressure warning lamp comes on, immediately stop
driving and engage the parking brake. Then, place the
gearshift lever into "N". Then, run the engine at idle to
increase air pressure. If air pressure will not increase, or there
is a great difference between the readings of the two gauges,
or it takes time for the needles to go up, contact the nearest
Isuzu Supplier.
Checking the Air Pressure → Refer to page 7-94
Specified air pressure

900〜930kPa
{9.2〜9.5kgf/cm2}
Specified air pressure

930〜1080kPa
{9.5〜11.0kgf/cm2}
WARNING
• Do not drive your vehicle if the needles are in the red

zone or the air pressure warning lamp is on. Brakes are
then not fully functional, and it is dangerous to operate
the vehicle.
Water Temperature Gauge
Show the engine coolant temperature of the engine.

The red zone indicates the engine overheating.
"Inadequate engine coolant", "overheating" or other words
will be shown on multi-function display screen and the
beep sound will be given. If the vehicle is driven
Alarm zone (red) reluctantly, the engine will burn out. Immediately park
your vehicle at a safe place, maintain an engine speed
slightly higher than idle speed to cool the engine, and then
shut down the engine.
Insufficient engine coolant (during parking)

ADVICE
Insufficient engine coolant
Check the engine coolant
• If the needle goes up above the upper limit of the
for leakage and refill it
safety zone and enters the "H" zone while you are
when necessary. In order to
driving, the engine is likely to overheat. Immediately
prevent scalds, never open
pull safely off the road out of the way of any traffic and
the auxiliary fuel tank cap
take necessary actions to deal with engine overheating.
at high temperature.
• If the needle nears the "H" zone but is still in the safety
zone, this is not a problem. But, check the engine
Overheating (when parking)
coolant level in the radiator sub-tank. Add engine
Overheating
coolant up as
After cold engine running,
required.
close the engine and check
• The engine can seize up if it is stopped immediately
engine coolant. Do not open
after driving. Take appropriate actions for engine
the auxiliary fuel tank cap at
overheating.
high temperature to prevent
scald. Check and Treatment during Overheating → refer to page 8-24
Fuel Meter
Indicate the fuel level in fuel tank.

F: Full
E: Empty
ADVICE
• When the fuel is used up, it is necessary to discharge air from fuel system.
ADVICE
• Make a habit of filling up the fuel tank well before it approaches empty.
• After filling up the fuel tank, it takes a while for the fuel gauge needle to stabilize after the
ignition switch is turned to the "ON" position.
When there is not many fuel in fuel tank, the multi-function

Refueling
display screen will indicate "refueling".
When the Fuel Runs Out → Refer to page 8-13

Urea Scale
Indicate the remaining quantity in urea tank. "F"

shows full, "E" shows empty.
The remaining quantity of urea (AdBlue®) can be
Phase 5 divided into five levels.
Phase 4
Phase 3
Phase 2
Phase 1
ADVICE
• After the urea (AdBlue®) is used up, the engine will

not start. Please refill as soon as possible.
Urea tank capacity (reference value)

50L
Operation of urea (AdBlue®)→ Refer to page 2-36

Urea Tank→Refer to page 3-9
Multi-function Display Screen
The multi-function display will display the vehicle information when vehicles running, and can
also set maintenance information, time date and check ECO operating condition.
MENU Interface→Refer to page 4-29
Average fuel cost

Average speed
1. Fuel consumption information and various warning and operating messages

Normally, it can indicate voltage, fuel consumption, time, date and other operating management
information. In the case of any system fault or any equipment operation, it will give priority to the
indication of warning and operating messages.
ADVICE
• During the warning and operating messages have been displayed, put on the "REOTT" key and
return to the initial interface screen. If not, operating any switch or holding new warning item,
multi display will screen on warning message.
2. Driving assistance message

Indicate the operating and supporting condition of driving assistance system in relation to
automatic cruise and adjustable speed limiter.
Prompt image
System setting,
operating condition
Set vehicle speed
Driving assistance device Image Pages

Main image of adjustable speed limiter
Adjustable speed limiter 4-88
indicate
indicate
Main image of automatic cruise
Automatic cruise 4-82
indicate
indicate
3. Clock and date

Indicate the clock and date. On the menu, it is allowed to switch between clock and date, and
change year, month, day, hour and minute.
MENU Interface→Refer to page 4-29
Clock
Date
Average fuel cost
Average speed
4. Water temperature gauge
Show the engine coolant temperature.

Water Temperature Gauge→Refer to page 4-13
Multi-function display screen switch
Located on the left of steering wheel, this switch is used to

switch interface and select function.
Switch Function
MENU It is used to show the menu interface.
ENTER It is used to confirm an option.
RETURN It is used to back to the previous interface.
UP/DOWN It is used to move pointer and adjust value.
General interface migration image
When the ignition switch is placed at "ON", it can indicate all information before engine shutdown.
In the case of any system fault or any equipment operation, however, it will give priority to the
indication of warning and operating messages.
NOTE
• While pressing the key on multi-function display screen during the warning and operating
messages, back to the MENU interface. Subsequently, back to the warning message interface
again, if there is no On/Off operation or a new warning occurs within 1 minute.
Average fuel cost

Average speed
[General indication]
Average fuel consumption, vehicle speed indication The voltage display
Average fuel Eco

Average speed
Blank interface
Hour meter
Date/time indication
June 1, 2015 Time
Warning/operation indication Chronograph

Please park your vehicle indication
at a safe place.
Overheating Illuminating brightness display
Maintenance display
Fuel filter
Dark Bright
Needing to be
replaced
Energy saving advice display
Energy saving advice

Please slow
down.
Average fuel economic, average vehicle speed message
Average fuel eco L/100km

Indicate the average fuel economic and average vehicle
Average speed 123km/h
speed during running to urge the driver to save energy.
While pressing the "UP" or "DOWN" key on
multi-function display screen, it is allowed to view the
average fuel economic and average vehicle speed.
Average fuel eco L/100km After switching between odometer and trip meter by
Average speed 123km/h means of linkage, it is allowed to view the relevant
information.
The multi-function display screen doesn't indicate the
relevant information of odometer.
Average fuel eco L/100km
Average speed 123km/h
→ Quick press the select key.
Picture of multi-function display Presentation content

screen
This picture will occur when selecting "TRIP A" of trip
Average fuel eco L/100km meter. It is used to indicate the average fuel consumption
Average speed 123km/h and average vehicle speed in TRIP A area.
Average speed
This picture will occur when selecting "TRIP B" of trip
Average fuel eco L/100km meter. It is used to indicate the average fuel consumption
Average speed 123km/h and average vehicle speed in TRIP B area.
Resetting method of average fuel economic and average vehicle speed

It is allowed to reset TRIP A and TRIP B by means of linkage.
Voltmeter
It is used to indicate the battery voltage. In the case of too

low or too high voltage, the multi-function display screen
will indicate the "abnormal voltage" message. The reason
of abnormal voltage may be that the battery discharges
excessively or the alternator is abnormal. please contact
the ISUZU supplier.
Voltage abnormally (relatively low voltage)
ADVICE
Relatively low voltage
• In the case of engine start, the voltmeter-indicated

scale may be in red zone. If the indicated scale returns to
Voltage abnormally (too high voltage) white zone after engine start, this shows that all is
normal.
Too high voltage
Hour meter
The hours of use of engine will be shown on

Time multi-function display screen.
You can view the hour meter by using UP/DOWN button
on the left of steering wheel. The figure on the left of
decimal point shows hours while the figure on the right
shows 1/10 of hours.
Even if the ignition switch is placed at the position
"LOCK", you still can view the hour meter as long as you
press the select key within 5 minutes.
ADVICE
• The hour meter cannot be reset.

Calendar and time
Indicate the date (year, month and day) and week, including
June 1, 2015 two time intervals, AM (forenoon) and PM (afternoon).
Illuminating brightness display
Generally, it is allowed to view the illuminating brightness

while pressing "ENTER" key. This operation is used to adjust
Dark Bright
the brightness of multi-function display screen. While pressing
"UP" key, the brightness will increase; while pressing
"DOWN" key, the brightness will reduce. When the lighting
switch is placed at "OFF", it is allowed to set any brightness of
“ ” and “ ”.
Overview of warning and operating message
The warning lamp which is used to indicate each abnormal condition and the indicator light which
is used to indicate equipment operation will precede over general indication information. When
many information are indicated, they will be of alternative indication every 3s.
CAUTION
• When the vehicle has fault to effect safety, Multi Display will show red message. Immediately
park your vehicle at a safe place for vehicle service.
Warning and operation tips

Display interface Colo
Name Page
When parking When driving r
Overheating Please park
After cold engine running, close the the vehicle at
Overheating engine and check engine coolant. Do a safe place. Red 4-45
not open the auxiliary fuel tank cap Overheating
at high temperature to prevent scald.
Insufficient engine coolant Please park
Supplement engine coolant after the vehicle at
Insufficient
confirming no engine coolant a safe place.
engine Red 4-44
leakage. Do not open the auxiliary Insufficient
coolant
fuel tank cap at high temperature to engine
avoid scald. coolant
Oil pressure abnormality Please park
Please check the oil level. If the oil the vehicle at
Oil pressure
level is normal and there is no a safe place. Red 4-41
abnormality
leakage, please consult an Isuzu Oil pressure
supplier. abnormality
Charging abnormality Please park
Please check the belt. There is a risk the vehicle at
Charging
of battery run-down. Please consult a safe place. Red 4-42
abnormality
an Isuzu supplier. Charging
abnormality
Display interface
Name Color Page
Fuel filter Please park the
Fuel filter Existence of moisture and vehicle at a safe
Red 4-43
(drainage) deposits in the fuel filter. place.
Please discharge water. Fuel filter
Load limiting Load limiting

The current oil temperature is
high; in order to protect the
Load limiting engine, the output has been Amber 4-56
limited. When the oil temperature
returns to normal, load limitation
will be eliminated.
Voltage
abnormality
Red 4-57
(relatively low Low voltage
voltage)
Voltage
abnormality (too Red 4-57
high voltage) Too high voltage
Low voltage notes Low voltage
Low voltage notes Please inject air. notes Red 4-39
Forget to restore Forget to restore

Red 4-57
the hand brake the hand brake
Urea injection abnormality Urea injection

Urea injection The urea injection system is abnormality
Amber 4-56
abnormality abnormal. Please consult an
Isuzu supplier.
Urea replenishing Urea
Please replenish the designated replenishing
Urea replenishing urea. When there is no urea, the Amber 4-55
engine cannot be restarted.
Communication system Please park the

Communi Communi
cation abnormality cation vehicle at a safe
Communication system system
Please shut down the engine place.
system Red 4-50
and then restart it. If the
abnormality
interface still appears, please
consult an Isuzu supplier.
Display interface
Name Color Page
ABS abnormality ABS Amber 4-39
Refueling Refueling Amber 4-51
PTO running PTO running Red 4-54
Automatic cruise mode Automatic cruise mode Green 4-82
Variable SLD mode (variable speed

Variable SLD mode Green 4-88
limiter)
Maintenance display
Display information
Name Color Page
Engine oil & filter Engine oil & filter
Needing to be replaced Amber 4-46
Fuel filter Fuel filter

Gearbox gear oil Gearbox gear oil

Differential gear oil Differential gear oil

Power steering fluid Power steering fluid

Compressed air dryer Compressed air dryer

Tire replacement Tire replacement

Starter Starter
Energy saving advice display

Display information
Name Color Page
Energy saving advice (speed) White 4-58
Please slow down!
Energy-saving advice
Please reduce the engine White 4-58
(engine speed)
speed!
Energy-saving advice (rapid Energy saving advice
White 4-58
acceleration) Rapid acceleration
Energy-saving advice (Rapid Energy saving advice
White 4-58
increase speed) Rapid increase speed
Energy-saving advice (long Energy saving advice
White 4-58
idle idling ) Long idle idling
Energy-saving advice
Please disengage the White 4-58
(auxiliary brake)
auxiliary brake
System Inspection Indication
When the ignition switch is placed at "ON", conduct the system inspection of each equipment. The
system inspection interface will be shown in multi-function display screen. Switch to general
interface after engine start.
MENU Interface
Put on the "MENU"key, the menu mode will show on multifunction display screen. Select a menu
item by using "UP" or "DOWN" key and then put "ENTER" key.
ADVICE
• When the vehicle is driven with MENU interface activated, the MENU interface will switch to
general interface. During the vehicle running, can not use MENU mode interface.
MENU
Trouble code
Maintenance information setting
User setting
ECO state presentation
System demo mode
Menu Description Reference

page
Trouble code Indicate fault code. 4-31
Maintenance Indicate only the maintenance items which has been set in "maintenance
information information setting", including the replacement time of grease. Also, the 4-31
replacement time (distance) can be reset.
Maintenance Set the replacement time (distance) of each maintenance item.
4-32
information setting
User setting Date setting Set the date 4-33
Time setting Set the time 4-34
Display setting Indicate time or date 4-35
Energy saving advice Set the recommended reference value for
4-35
display energy-saving
ECO state presentation Use the bar diagram and figure to indicate the operating condition of
TRIP A or TRIP B. Determine whether the vehicle operating condition is 4-36
environment-friendly.
ADVICE
• If the maintenance time is not set in "maintenance information setting", then the "maintenance
information" cannot be selected.
• The "fault code" is available to see only in the case of fault.
• While pressing the "MENU" key during the vehicle running, it is allowed to indicate the general
indication interface.
Fault Code
It is allowed to view the recorded fault code of a

Fault code
vehicle. In the case of more than one fault, they
EBS fault will be of alternative indication every 5s.
Maintenance Information
Maintenance information View maintenance items by using "UP" or

Engine oil & filter "DOWN" key; confirm the maintenance time of
Fuel filter the selected item by "ENTER" key.
Gearbox gear oil ADVICE
Differential gear oil • Do not indicate the item whose maintenance
Clutch gear oil time is not set in "maintenance information
Compressed air dryer setting".
From the next replacement of engine oil &

filter
Long-press to reset data

Resetting method of replacement time
① W hile long pressing the "ENTER" key, a
From the next replacement of engine oil &
dialog box of "reset or not?" will pop up.
filter
② While pressing the "ENTER" key,
complete the reset and back to the distance
indication interface. If not reset, press the
Long-press to reset data
"RETURN" key.
Reset or not?
Yes
No
Maintenance Information Setting
Maintenance Information Setting Use the "UP" or "DOWN" key to select the
Engine oil & filter item whose maintenance time needs to be set,
Fuel filter then press the "ENTER" key.
Gearbox gear oil
Differential gear oil
ADVICE
Clutch gear oil
• The default value of replacement time is
Compressed air dryer
recorded in Maintenance Notes. The set value
can be shorter than this default value.
• There is no default value for the
maintenance time of tire. It is allowed to set
any value within 120,000km.
Setting method for replacement time

Maintenance Information Setting ① Use the "UP" or "DOWN" key to select the
replacement time.
Engine oil & filter
② Press "ENTER" for decision
Key OK
Setting range
Description Initial set value Setting range of replacement period
Engine oil & filter 20,000km No setting, 5000-45,000Km
Fuel filter 40,000km No setting, 100,000Km
Gearbox gear oil 50,000km No setting, 5000-50,000Km
Differential gear oil 50,000km No setting, 5000-50,000Km
Compressed air dryer 100,000km No setting, 100,000Km
Power steering fluid 100,000km No setting, 5000-100,000Km
Tire No setting No setting, 10,000-120,000Km
Starter Setting Not set, set
User Setting
User setting Use the "UP" or "DOWN" key to select the

Date setting item to be set or viewed, then press the
Time setting "ENTER" key.
Presentation setting
Energy saving advice setting
HSA settings
Workshop alarm volume settings
User setting Date setting

Setting method:
June 1, 2015 ① Set the year. Use the "UP" or "DOWN" to
select and then press the "ENTER" key.
② Set the month. Use the "UP" or "DOWN" to
ENTER Key OK select and then press the "ENTER" key. Use the
"RETURN" key can reset.
③ Set the date. Use the "UP" or "DOWN" to
select and then press the "ENTER" key. Use the
"RETURN" key can reset.
User setting Clock setting

Setting method:
AM 7 01 ① Set the hours. Use the "UP" or "DOWN" to
select and then press the "ENTER" key.
② Set the minutes. Use the "UP" or "DOWN"
ENTER Key K to select and then press the "ENTER" key. Use
the "RETURN" key can reset.
User setting Display setting

Time Use the "UP" or "DOWN" to select and then
Date press the "ENTER" key.
User setting Energy saving advice setting

Speed setting - ordinary road Can select saving advice on/off on display, also
Speed setting - ordinary road can select saving advice standard.
Engine speed setting Use the "UP" or "DOWN" key to select the
Rapid acceleration settings item to be set, then press the "ENTER" key.
Rapid deceleration setting
Speed setting - ordinary road
User setting Setting method:

Set according to vehicle purpose.
Speed setting-expressway
Use the "UP" or "DOWN" to select and then
80 km/h
press the "ENTER" key.
ENTER Key OK
Description Initial set value Set the range Page

Speed setting-expressway 100km/h No setting, 20-110Km/h
Speed setting - ordinary road 100km/h No setting, 20-110Km/h
Engine speed setting 3,000r/min No setting, 50-3000r/min 4-58
2
Rapid acceleration settings 9.9m/s2 No setting, 0.5-9.9m/s
2
Rapid deceleration settings 9.9m/s2 No setting, 0.5-9.9m/s
ECO Setting
ECO running interval A Use the bar diagram and figure to indicate the
Interval distance 12.3km operating condition of TRIP A or TRIP B so as
Running time 1.2H to determine whether the driving is
Idling time 1.2H environment-friendly.
Fuel consumption 12.3L On the condition of TRIP A, TRIP B and ODO
Average fuel consumption 12L/100Km (odometer), use the “ENTER” and “RETURN”
Average speed 12.3km/h keys switching each mode, the odometer/trip
meter will indicate the interval A and interval B
respectively.
Warning and Indicator Lamp Layout
No. Name Page No. Name Page

1 Operation indicator lamp of 9 Trailer ABS indicator lamp 4-41
4-52
warming-up system 10 Trailer ABS warning lamp 4-40
2 QOS indicator lamp★ 4-53 11 Trailer brake warning lamp 4-50
3 Engine warning lamp 4-42 12 Accessory air pressure warning
4-39
4 Turn Signal and Hazard Warning lamp
4-51
Flasher Indicator Lamp (left) 13 Parking brake warning lamp 4-40
5 Exhaust brake indicator lamp 4-52 14 Brake warning lamp 4-38
6 High beam indicator lamp 4-52 15 SVS indicator lamp 4-54
7 Fog light 4-53 16 Inter-differential lock indicator
4-53
8 Turn Signal and Hazard Warning lamp
4-51
Flasher Indicator Lamp (right)
Brake warning lamp
When the ignition switch is placed at "ON", the light will be on and then be
off after about 3s. In addition, the light will be lit in any of following
conditions.
If abnormal.
• If too low air pressure.
When the warning lamp shows Amber, please consult the ISUZU supplier.
When the warning lamp shows red, the multi-function display screen will
indicate the "low pressure" message.
Low pressure → Refer to page 4-39
WARNING
• If the lamp is on when a vehicle is moving, immediately park the vehicle at a safe place and
conduct the following inspection and maintenance.
- Shut down the engine.
- Restart the engine. At this moment, please confirm whether the warning lamp is on or off. If the
light is normally lit and then goes out, this shows that all is normal.
- If the lamp keeps on after above operations but the light is off when starting and driving the
vehicle at 15km/h below, this shows that all is normal.
• When the lamp is lit continuous or discontinuous, please contact the ISUZU supplier for
inspection and maintenance.
ABS Fault
The relevant message will be shown on multi-function display screen if ABS

system is abnormal.
Low Air Pressure Notes
During reversing The relevant message will be shown on

multi-function display screen if the air pressure
Low air pressure is lower than the specified value. Please
notes immediately park the vehicle at a safe place,
Please introduce air. and check and repair it.
When the words of "low pressure" occur, the
brake warning lamp will be lit (red).
When driving Air Pressure Gauge → Refer to page 4-12
Air Pressure → Refer to page 8-17
Low air pressure
notes
Accessory Air Pressure Warning Lamp
This warning lamp comes on and a buzzer sounds when the accessory line air
pressure drops below the minimum level. If the lamp comes on while driving,
immediately pull safely off the road out of the way of any traffic. Then check
the accessory line and take necessary measures.
Air Pressure → Refer to page 8-17

Parking Brake Warning Lamp
This warning lamp comes on when the parking brake lever is pulled up.
Parking brake lever→Refer to page 4-75
CAUTION
• Be careful not to drive the vehicle with the parking brake lever still pulled up.
• When the air pressure is lower than the specified value, the warning lamp may keep on even the
parking brake had worked.
ADVICE
• The illumination of the warning lamp does not necessarily ensure firm application of the parking
brake. The parking brake lever must be sufficiently pulled up and locked.
Trailer ABS Warning Lamp
If your vehicle is towing an ABS equipped trailer, this warning lamp comes
on when the ignition switch is turned to the "ON" position, and then goes out
approximately 2 seconds later. (The warning lamp may go out differently
depending on the type of the trailer. For details, refer to the operator's
manual for the trailer.) If the warning lamp comes on again after it has gone
out or while driving, the trailer ABS has a problem. Please contact the
nearest Isuzu Supplier. This warning lamp does not come on when the trailer
is not equipped with an ABS.
CAUTION
• If the ABS has a problem, the brakes still function normally as ordinary service brakes. However,
the ABS functions are no longer available.
Trailer ABS Indicator Lamp
This indicator lamp comes on when your trailer is not equipped with an ABS.
Take extreme caution when applying brakes so that the trailer wheels will
not lock. Even if your trailer is equipped with an ABS, this indicator lamp
comes on when the jumper cable is incorrectly connected. Ensure that the
jumper cable is correctly connected.
Oil Pressure Abnormality
When parking This message will appear when the engine oil pressure
Oil pressure reduces abnormally or the main engine oil filter is
abnormality jammed.
Please check the oil When this message appears on the multi-function display
level. If the oil level is screen, immediately park the vehicle at a safe place for
normal and there is no inspection and maintenance.
leakage, please consult Oil Pressure → Refer to page 8-18.
an Isuzu supplier.
When driving
Please park the vehicle
at a safe place.
Oil pressure
abnormality
Charging abnormality
When parking The relevant message will be shown on multi-function

Charging abnormality display screen if the charging unit is abnormal. When
Please check the belt. this message appears frequently or during running,
There is a risk of battery immediately park the vehicle at a safe place for
run-down. Please consult an Isuzu inspection and maintenance.
supplier.
Charging → Refer to page 8-18.
When driving
at a safe place.
Abnormal charging
Engine Warning Lamp
This warning lamp comes on when the ignition switch is

turned to the "ON" position, and goes out after the engine
starts.
If there is a malfunction in the engine electronic control
system, the lamp will come on after the engine starts. If
the lamp comes on, please contact the nearest Isuzu
Supplier.
• The electronic control system of engine is abnormal,
and the lamp is on during the engine rotation;
• The quality of urea SCR system or urea (AdBlue®) is
abnormal.
Fuel filter (drainage)

Fuel filter display screen if there is water sedimentation in fuel
Existence of moisture coarse filter.
and deposits in the fuel Please refer to the appropriate contents of "Drainage of
filter. fuel coarse filter" and "Drainage of fuel filter" for
Please discharge water. drainage, and confirm that the message no longer
appears.
When driving
at a safe place.
Fuel filter
CAUTION
• If this warning lamp comes on while the engine is running, immediately drain water from the
fuel filter. If you still continue driving with the warning lamp on, the fuel injection system may
fail.
Drainage of fuel coarse filter→ Refer to page 7-99

Drainage of fuel filters → Refer to page 7-62
Exhaust method → Refer to page 8-13
Insufficient engine coolant

Insufficient engine display screen if the engine coolant is inadequate. Also
coolant the beep sound will be given.
Supplement engine Please immediately park the vehicle at a safe place, and
coolant after confirming check and repair it.
no engine coolant When the warning lamp is on→ Refer to page 8-17
leakage. Do not open
the auxiliary fuel tank
cap at high temperature
to avoid scald.
When driving
at a safe place.
Insufficient engine
coolant
WARNING
• When the engine coolant is still hot, do not remove the radiator sub-tank cap. Careless removal
could result in burns caused by hot vapor being released. Burns may also be caused by boiling
water released due to the high temperature of the coolant. Perform inspection, refilling, and
replacement of coolant only when its temperature has cooled.
Adding Engine Coolant → Refer to page 7-59
CAUTION
• If you continue to drive the vehicle with the engine overheat warning lamp on steady, the engine
may seize up.
ADVICE
• Do not shut down an overheated engine immediately. Otherwise, the engine may seize up. Take
appropriate actions for engine overheating.
Check and Treatment during Overheating → Refer to page 8-24
Overheating
When parking This warning lamp comes on when the engine has
Overheating overheated. When the engine overheats, the engine
After cold engine coolant temperature gauge needle reaches the red zone,
running, close the and the engine overheat warning lamp comes on, and at
engine and check engine coolant. the same time a buzzer sounds. Immediately pull off to a
Do not open the auxiliary fuel tank safe place, and check the vehicle and take necessary
cap at high temperature to prevent actions.
scald.
When driving
at a safe place.
Overheating
WARNING
• When the engine coolant is still hot, do not remove the radiator sub-tank cap. Careless removal
could result in burns caused by hot vapor being released. Burns may also be caused by boiling
water released due to the high temperature of the coolant. Perform inspection, refilling, and
replacement of coolant only when its temperature has cooled.
Adding Engine Coolant → Refer to page 7-59
CAUTION
• If you continue to drive the vehicle with the engine overheat warning lamp on steady, the engine
may seize up.
ADVICE
• Do not shut down an overheated engine immediately. Otherwise, the engine may seize up. Take
appropriate actions for engine overheating.
Check and Treatment during Overheating → Refer to page 8-24
Engine oil & filter
Engine oil & filter This shows that the engine oil and filter need maintenance
Needing to be in the near term.
replaced The display interface can be switched by pressing the
“RETURN” key on the multi-function display screen. The
interface can be re-displayed until the ignition switch is at
“ON” position next time.
If the message of "engine oil and filter (Amber)" appears,
please contact the ISUZU supplier for inspection and
maintenance.
Maintenance data list→Refer to page 7-15

Engine oil→ Refer to page 7-38
Engine oil filter→ Refer to page 7-43
Transmission oil
Transmission oil This shows that the transmission oil and differential oil
Needing to be need replacement in the near term. The display interface
replaced can be switched by pressing the “RETURN” key on the
multi-function display screen. The interface can be
re-displayed until the ignition switch is at “ON” position
next time.
If the message of "Transmission oil (Amber)" appears,
maintenance.
Maintenance Data List→Refer to page 7-15

Manual Transmission Oil → Refer to page 7-106
Differential oil
Differential oil This shows that the differential oil needs replacement in the
Needing to be near term.
If the message of "differential oil (Amber)" appears, please
contact the ISUZU supplier for inspection and
maintenance.

Differential Oil → Refer to page 7-108
Fuel filter
Fuel filter This shows that the fuel coarse filter on chassis and the fuel
Needing to be filter on engine need replacement in the near term.
If the message of "fuel filter (Amber)" appears, please
maintenance.

Fuel Coarse Filter→ Refer to page 7-98
Fuel Filter→ Refer to page 7-62
Air dryer's desiccant
Air dryer's This shows that the air dryer needs replacement in the near
desiccant term.
Needing to be The display interface can be switched by pressing the
replaced “RETURN” key on the multi-function display screen. The
If the message of "compressed air dryer (Amber)" appears,
maintenance.

Air Dryer→Refer to page 7-97
Power steering fluid
Power steering This shows that the power steering oil needs replacement in
fluid the near term.
Needing to be The display interface can be switched by pressing the
replaced “RETURN” key on the multi-function display screen. The
If the message of "power steering fluid (Amber)" appears,
maintenance.

Power Steering Fluid→ Refer to page 7-110
Tire replacement
Tire replacement This shows that the tire needs replacement and rotation in
Needing to be the near term.
When the interface of "tire replacement" appears, please or
replace the tire.
Tire Replacement→ Refer to page 7-80
Starter
Starter This shows that the starter motor needs maintenance in the
Needing to be near term.
If the message of "starter gear oil (Amber)" appears, please
maintenance.

Abnormal communication system
When parking
Communica Abnormal When there is a communication error in the
tion communication system surrounding system of the instrument and instrument,
Systems
Please shut down the it will be displayed on the multi-function display
engine and then restart it. If the screen.
interface still appears, please consult At this point, the water temperature gauge stop
an Isuzu supplier. running, the alarm function of the instrument also
cannot be normal operation.
When driving Please park the vehicle at a safe place, shut down the
Communi Communication engine and then restart it.
cation Please park the vehicle at If the interface still appears, please consult an Isuzu
Systems
a safe place. supplier.
Trailer Brake Warning Lamp
Semi-trailer Tractor
When the trailer hand brake lever is pulled, the trailer
brakes are applied. At the same time, this warning lamp
comes on.
Trailer Parking Brake Lever
Refueling
Refueling The relevant message will be shown on multi-function

display screen if the fuel is inadequate.
ADVICE
• When the message of "refueling" appears, please

refill the fuel as soon as possible.
• After the fuel is used up, the air shall be
discharged.
Fuel Meter → Refer to page 4-14
Turn Signal and Hazard Warning Flasher Indicator Lamp
Either of these indicator lamps flashes when the turn

signal switch is operated irrespective of the position
of the ignition switch.
Both indicator lamps flash when the hazard warning
flasher switch is operated irrespective of the position
of the ignition switch.
Turn Signal Light Switch → Refer to page 4-66
ADVICE
• These indicator lamps will not flash if the bulbs are blown, or may flash abnormally if bulbs of
incorrect wattage are used.
High Beam Indicator Lamp
This lamp will be on in the case of high lighting.
Operation indicator lamp of warming-up system
This light will be on after pressing the warming-up switch.

After the light is on, the warming-up mode will be activated.
Warming-up Switch → Refer to page 4-63
Exhaust brake indicator lamp
The lamp will come on when the exhaust brake switch is on

and the exhaust brake operates.
Exhaust Brake Switch → Refer to page 4-96

Fog light
This light will be on when the lighting and safety warning are
activated in rainy or foggy day.
Fog Light Switch → Refer to page 4-67
QOS indicator lamp ★
Vehicle with QOS

When the ignition switch is placed at "ON", the lamp will be
on (1~15s) and then be off after warming-up.
Inter-Differential Lock Indicator Lamp ★
This indicator lamp comes on when the inter-differential lock

switch is placed in the "ON" position.
Inter-Differential Lock Switch ★→

Refer to page 4-72
SVS Indicator Lamp
The SVS indicator lamp will come on when the ignition switch is in
the "ON" position and the engine is not started, to let you know the
bulb is working.
The indicator lamp will go off after the engine starts.
On a model equipped with a speed limit device, this indicator lamp
normally will come on when the ignition switch is turned to the "ON"
position.
And the indicator lamp keeps lighting for 15 seconds, and then will go
off after flashing three times.
If the indicator lamp comes on during operation, immediately contact
the Isuzu Supplier for inspection.
PTO running ★
The relevant message will be shown on multi-function display

screen in the case of PTO operation.
PTO running
PTO ★→
Refer to page 4-100
Urea replenishing
When parking When the remaining urea (AdBlue®) is at level 1, the

Urea replenishing relevant message will be shown on multi-function
Please replenish the display screen.
designated urea. When Adjust the ignition switch to the position "LOCK" and
there is no urea, the then fill the urea (AdBlue®). After filling, adjust the
engine cannot be ignition switch to the position "ON" and confirm that
restarted. such message doesn't appear on multi-function display
screen.
When driving
Urea replenishing
ADVICE
• When this message appears, please fill 5L above of urea (AdBlue®).
Operation of urea (AdBlue®)→ Refer to page 2-36

Urea tank→Refer to page 3-9
When the Urea (AdBlue®) is Exhuasted→ Refer to page 8-16
Urea injection abnormality
When parking If the urea SCR system is abnormal, the relevant

Urea injection message will be shown on multi-function display screen
abnormality and the engine will light the warning lamp. After the
If the urea injection message of "abnormal urea injection" appears, the urea
system is abnormal, SCR system will go wrong if the driver continues driving
please consult ISUZU without proper treatment.
supplier.
ADVICE
When driving • After the message of "abnormal urea injection"

appears, the urea SCR system will go wrong if the
Urea injection driver continues driving without proper treatment.
abnormality Please contact the ISUZU supplier for inspection and
maintenance.
Load limiting

Load limiting display screen if the engine oil temperature is too high.
The current oil When this message appears, the output will be limited to
temperature is high; in protect engine. When the oil temperature recovers
order to protect the normal, the load limit will be relieved and this message
engine, the output has will disappear accordingly.
been limited. When the
oil temperature returns to
normal, load limitation
will be eliminated.
When driving
Load limiting
Abnormal voltage
Voltage abnormality (relatively low The relevant message will be shown on multi-function
voltage) display screen if the battery voltage is too high or low. If
this message occurs, immediately contact the ISUZU
supplier for inspection and maintenance.
Relatively low voltage
Voltage abnormality (too high

voltage)
Too high voltage
Forget to relieve the hand brake
If the hand brake remains in effect during vehicle

running, the relevant message that the hand brake is not
Forget to relieve the relieved will be shown on multi-function display screen.
hand brake Immediately park the vehicle and release the parking
brake.
Energy saving advice This message will appear when the current vehicle speed is higher
than the set speed in "speed settings - general" or "speed settings -
Please slow down!
expressway" in "energy saving advice settings". This message will
disappear when the current vehicle speed is lower than the set speed.
User Setting→ Refer to page 4-34
Energy saving advice This message will appear when the current engine speed is higher than
the set value in "engine speed settings" in "energy saving suggestions
Please reduce the
settings". This message will disappear when the current engine speed
engine speed!
is lower than the set value.
Energy saving advice This message will appear when the current acceleration is higher than
the set value in "rapid acceleration" in "energy saving advice
Rapid acceleration!
settings". This message will disappear when the current acceleration is
lower than the set speed.
Energy saving advice This message will appear when the current acceleration is higher than
the set value in "rapid deceleration" in "energy saving advice
Rapid increase speed!
settings". This message will disappear when the current acceleration is
lower than the set speed.
After the "long-time idling settings" in "energy saving advice
Energy saving advice settings" is set as "set", the relevant message will be shown on
multi-function display if the idling operation remains for 5 min above.
Long idle idling
This message will disappear after driving the vehicle.
When the "auxiliary brake settings" in "energy saving advice
settings" is set as "set" and the engine retarder switch or permanent
magnet retarder switch is turned on during vehicle running, the
relevant message will be shown on multi-function display if the
Please disengage the
vehicle is deemed as the invalid deceleration and the increase of oil
auxiliary brake
consumption. This message will disappear after turning off the engine
retarder switch or permanent magnet retarder switch.
Warning Buzzer ★
A warning buzzer sounds under the following conditions.
Location
Outside of Outside of
Warning Buzzer pattern Condition
In cab vehicle left vehicle
side rear side
Low air pressure Continuous Parking brake is released when
beep • × × air pressure is below
specification.
Low accessory Continuous Accessory line air pressure is
air beep • × × below specification.
pressure
Power cab tilt in Long, * To tilt the cab up, pump lever is
operation repeated placed in "tilt up" position.
beeps × • × * To lower cab, pump lever is
placed in "lower (drive)"
position.
Backing up Continuous Gearshift lever is placed in "R"
beep
× × • position.
Engine overheat Continuous Engine has overheated.
beep
• × ×
Coolant level Continuous Engine coolant level is too low.

beep
• × ×
Abnormal Continuous When the message of "abnormal

injection of urea beep • × × urea injection" appears and no
proper treatment is done.
• : Long lasting alarm ×: No alarm

CAUTION
• The warning buzzer may not sound if there is a problem with the system. If this occurs, the
system needs to be inspected. Please contact the nearest Isuzu Supplier.
NOTE
• In the case of lighting switch at“ ” or “ ”, the outside alarm volume can be reduced
(only for left side).
DVR ★
It is used to record vehicle speed, running time, running

distance and other information. This is helpful for energy
saving management and running management.
Please refer to DVR Operation Instructions in annex for the
operation method of tachograph.
DVR
EXT
DVR
ADVICE
• Please shut down the engine before opening the DVR and changing the printing paper.
Otherwise, the DVR may be damaged.
Switch
• Ignition Switch 4-62
• Warming-up Switch 4-63
• Idling Control Knob 4-64
• Combination Switch 4-65
• Fog Light Switch 4-67
• Hazard Warning Flasher Switch 4-67
• Windshield Wiper and Windshield Washer Switch 4-68
• Horn Button 4-70
• Rearview Mirror Heating Switch 4-70
• Inter-Differential Lock Switch ★ 4-72

Ignition Switch
WARNING
• Please retain the switch at ON during running. If placed at "ACC", the engine will stop
operation, the operating force of steering wheel and clutch pedal will increase, and the brake will
lag in response. This is very dangerous. If placed at "LOCK", the steering wheel will be fixed that
it cannot be operated. This may cause danger.
ADVICE
• After Engine Starting Method, do not turn the ignition switch to the "START" position.
Otherwise, the starter motor may be damaged. Using electronic devices such as the audio system
for an extended time period with the engine stopped can completely discharge the battery.
Ignition Switch
LOCK: Lock is in the position fully counterclockwise. In this

position, the key can be inserted or removed. Remove the key,
and turn the steering wheel until it locks. The steering wheel will
be locked to help prevent theft.
ACC: Accessory is in the first position clockwise. In this
position, the audio and other accessories can be used with the
engine stopped.
On: This "ON" position is in the second position clockwise. The
key stays in this position while the engine is running. This
position is also used for preheating before engine start.
START: Start is in the position furthest clockwise. The engine is
started in this position.
Warming-up Switch
It is used to improve the heating effect of a parked vehicle

at low temperature. Please place the warming-up switch at
"OFF"during vehicle running (this may cause the increased
oil consumption and noise). While pressing the
warming-up switch after engine start, the warming-up
working indicator light in dashboard will be lit and the
warming-up system will start operation.
After warming-up, please press this switch again to adjust
the warming-up system to "OFF". At this moment, the
working indicator lamp of warming-up system will go out.
Indicator lamp of warming-up system
NOTE
• The warming-up system can only be used in the case of low temperature and parked vehicle.
• The warming-up system will drive the exhaust throttle value to operate, so the engine noise will
change accordingly. At this moment, the vibration and engine noise can be reduced if the engine
speed is adjusted by idling control knob.
• With the warming-up button at "ON", the warming-up system will stop operation when the
engine speed is adjusted to 600r/min above by idling control knob.
• After the engine is adequately warmed up or during the vehicle running, the warming-up system
cannot start even if the warming-up button is pressed. In addition, the warming-up system will
automatically stop operation after operation for long.
• The warming-up system is working after engine start soon, the rough idling may be caused.
Idling Control Knob
It is used to start the warming-up system of engine (heating).

After rotating right the knob, the engine speed can increase
automatically even if the accelerator pedal is not stepped
down. When the warming-up system doesn't work, be sure to
rotate left the knob to its limit.
WARNING
• The carbon monoxide poisoning may be caused at a poorly ventilated place. Be sure to start
engine and warming-up system at a well-ventilated place.
• Driving the vehicle with idling speeds higher than normal is dangerous because it could cause
abrupt forward movement. It will also consume more fuel during subsequent driving and shorten
the clutch life.
• Be sure to use the idling control knob to adjust the engine speed to its minimum value and then
start the vehicle.
Adjusting angle
ADVICE
• The idling control knob is used to increase the efficiency of

the heater and/ or the defroster during engine idling, or to
manually increase the engine idle speed.
• The adjusting angle range of idling control knob is 300°. The
vehicle fault may be caused if this range is exceeded, so this
range cannot be exceeded.
NOTE
• It is used to stabilize the engine speed when the engine speed is unstable after engine start.
Engine Starting Method →Refer to page 4-4
Controller
Light Control Switch
The lamplight each position is shown below.
Position
Name
Headlight OFF
Clearance light
Taillight
OFF ON
License plate light ON
Illumination light control
Front end outline marker light

Flashing
While pulling the control lever, the flashing will be activated
(with Headlight high beam). This flashing can be used in the
case of overtaking or other operations which need to remind
the front vehicle. Meanwhile, the high beam indicator lamp
will be .
High beam indicator lamp
High beam
While moving down the control lever with the Headlight lit,
the direction of Headlight will be changed upwards.
While turning on high beam lamp or flashing, the high beam
indicator lamp will be lit.
High beam indicator lamp
Turn Signal Light Switch (Turn Signal Light)
It is used to remind the adjacent vehicles in the case of lane

changing or turning. While moving the control lever to L
(left) or R (right), the turn signal indicator lamps at the front,
rear and side parts of vehicle will start flickering. In the case
of vehicle turning, the buzzer will give beep sound and the
turn signal indicator lamp will flicker. The control lever will
return automatically after the steering wheel is recovered.
Otherwise, please return it by hand. In addition, it is allowed
to lightly press the control lever by hand to complete lane
changing.
Turn Signal Light
ADVISE
ADVICE
• Do not operate the turn signal lights for an extended

time period with the engine stopped. Otherwise, the
battery may go dead, making it impossible to start the
engine.
Fog Light Switch
With the light control switch positioned in " " or " ",
Fog Light Switch
when this switch is pressed, the fog lights come on and the
fog indicator light comes on. To turn off the lights, press the
switch again. The fog lights are useful when forward
visibility is poor such as in fog.
Fog light indicator WARNING

light
• When replacing a fog light bulb, do not use one of a
larger wattage than the specified wattage. Otherwise, the
wiring may be burned.
Hazard Warning Flasher Switch
The hazard warning flasher is used to signal other vehicles

that your vehicle is stationary on the road because of
accident or component failure. With the ignition switch in
any position, when this switch is pressed, all of the turn
signal lights and the turn signal indicator lights flash to
signal emergency. To turn off the hazard lights, press the
switch again.
ADVICE
Hazard warning lamp
• Do not leave the hazard warning flasher operating for
an extended time period with the engine stopped.
Otherwise, the battery may go dead, making it impossible
to restart the engine.
Windshield Wiper and Windshield Washer Switch
To use the windshield wiper and washer switches, the ignition switch must be in the "ON"
position.
Windshield Wiper Switch
High speed ADVICE
Low speed • The safety system may work to stop the wiper when excessive
load is applied on the motor. In this case, turn the switch to the
"OFF" position and, a few minutes later, check to see if the
Intermittent wiper is back to normal operation. If the wiper frequently stops
operation, refrain from using it and contact the nearest Isuzu
Supplier.
• Before operating the wiper, ensure that the wiper rubber is not
stuck on to the windshield. If the wiper rubber is stuck on to the
windshield and you still operate the wiper, the wiper may break
or the wiper motor may fail.
• Do not operate the wiper on a dry windshield surface.
Otherwise, the windshield surface may sustain damage. Always
use the windshield washer when wiping a dry glass surface.
The windshield wiper switch has the following positions, which correspond to the states of the
wiper.
Lever position Lo Hi
Wiper state Stop Intermittent (Light rain) Low speed (Moderate rain) High speed (Heavy rain)
Interval time adjusting button
Long It is used to adjust the interval time of wiper when the wiper switch is
placed at " ".
Short
Windshield Washer Switch
Windshield washer fluid is sprayed over the windshield when this

switch is pressed. The wiper also operates if your vehicle features an
intermittent windshield wiper function. The windshield washer is
used when wiping the windshield clean.
CAUTION
• At extremely low temperatures, washer fluid may freeze on the

windshield after being splayed, obstructing your forward view. In
such a case, warm up the windshield before using the windshield
washer.
ADVICE
• If windshield washer fluid does not come out in sufficient quantity, immediately release the
switch. Otherwise, the windshield surface may sustain damage.
• Do not hold the switch pressed for more than 30 seconds. Otherwise, the washer pump may
sustain damage.
• If windshield washer fluid does not come out, release the windshield washer switch immediately.
Otherwise the motor may seize up.
• When the vehicle is used in a cold-climate region, use washer fluid with appropriate
concentration for the season to prevent frozen fluid.
Windshield Washer Fluid → Refer to page 7-113

Horn Button
To sound the horn, press the pad with a horn symbol on the
steering wheel.
Rearview Mirror Heating Switch
This switch can control ON and OFF of window heating. It is

used to remove the frost fog from rearview mirror.
After the switch is placed at "ON", the working indicator light
on the switch will be on.
ADVICE
• Never use this switch before engine start. The heating of

rearview mirror will consume and even use up the battery
power.
• Please disconnect the heating switch after removing frost
fog.
Remote Control Mirror Switch
The remote control mirror switch is active only when the

ignition switch is in the "ACC" or "ON" position.
Left/Right selector switch Adjustment

1. Press the left/right selector switch on the "LO" or "R" side to
move the mirror to the desired position.
2. Press the angle adjustment switch to adjust the mirror angle.
Angle adjustment switch ADVICE
• Do not try to forcefully move the mirror surface by hand.

Otherwise, the mirror motor may sustain damage.
Inter-Differential Lock Switch ★
Vehicle with center differential Use the inter-differential lock when one or more than one of the
lock* tires on the drive axle is on a muddy or sandy road surface,
frozen and sloped road surface, or other slippery road surfaces.
Stop the vehicle. Press the switch on the "ON" side. The
inter-differential lock engages and the inter-differential lock
indicator light comes on. To disengage the inter-differential
lock, press the switch on the "OFF" side. The inter-differential
lock indicator light goes out.
Inter-differential lock indicator lamp
Vehicle with left and right

differential lock *
CAUTION
• The differential may develop a problem if the rear wheels are allowed to spin repeatedly without
using the inter-differential lock.
• To engage the inter-differential lock, stop the vehicle and then press the inter-differential lock
switch on the "ON" side.
• With the inter-differential lock engaged, the turning radius of the vehicle increases.
• Do not engage the inter-differential lock unless needed. Otherwise, tire wear, noise and vibration
will result.
DRIVING CONTROLS
• Pedals 4-74
• Parking Brake Lever 4-75
• Transmission 4-78
• Automatic Cruise Control ★ 4-81
• Adjustable Speed Governor ★ 4-87
• ABS 4-96
• PTO* 4-98
• Urea SCR system 4-100

Pedals
WARNING
• A can or bottle rolling on the floor may prevent brake pedal

operation if it is caught under the pedal. This is very
dangerous. Lay a floor mat correctly. An incorrectly installed
floor mat would hinder free movement of each pedal.
Clutch pedal
Foot pedal Brake pedal Accelerator ADVICE

pedal
• Do not race the engine; engine components as well as fuel
economy may be badly affected.
• Do not drive with your foot resting on the clutch pedal.
Doing so may damage the clutch.
Parking Brake Lever
The parking brake can be activated while pulling up the brake

lever. Also, the parking brake warning lamp will be on.
To push back the brake lever, please push the brake lever while
pulling up.
Parking brake warning lamp
CAUTION
• When parking or stopping your vehicle, securely lock the parking brake lever by pulling it up to
the lock position, and make sure that the vehicle does not start moving.
• When parking the vehicle on a slope, use the parking brake and chocks in combination. Unless
the parking brake is fully released during driving, a fault and/or a fire may be caused.
• Except in an emergency, do not apply the parking brake until the vehicle has come to a complete
stop. Applying the parking brake before the vehicle has stopped can cause the tires to lock or the
vehicle to spin, possibly causing an accident. After using the parking brake during driving, be sure
to check if any failure has been caused.
Trailer Parking Brake Lever ★
Semi-trailer tractor
The braking degree of trailer will same with the angle of brake
lever. The stop light and trailer brake warning lamp will be on.
In the case of going downhill, this brake is also to be used to
prevent the trailer pushing the tractor to go ahead.
CAUTION
Trailer brake warning lamp • Never use the trailer hand brake while parking.
• If the trailer brake is applied, immediately pull back the
Trailer brake lever to "OFF" position.
Braking • Never use the trailer hand brake in the case of parking a
hill.
ADVICE
• The illumination of the parking brake warning lamp does not necessarily ensure firm application
of the parking brake. The parking brake lever must be sufficiently pulled up to the lock position.
• If the parking brake has no effect when the parking brake lever is pulled, then the parking brake
has failed even if the warning lamp comes on and goes off normally.
• If the parking brake warning lamp remains on when the parking brake lever is released, a brake
failure or a drop in air pressure may be the cause. Check the air pressure for correct level.
• If the air pressure level is abnormal, immediately contact the nearest Isuzu Supplier.
• If a vehicle has to be moved (when it causes traffic jam), forcibly release the parking brake when
the air pressure recovers normal, move the vehicle to a safe place, provide front and rear wheels
with tire holder, and contact the ISUZU supplier.
Air Pressure Gauge → Refer to page 4-12

Brake Warning Lamp → Refer to page 4-38
NOTE
• When you pull up on the parking brake lever, the spring force applies the rear wheel brakes,
causing them to work as a parking brake.
• When the air pressure in the brake chamber drops below the limit, the rear wheel brakes are
automatically applied regardless of the parking brake lever position.
• If this happens, it becomes difficult to release the parking brake unless the vehicle's air pressure
is returned to a normal level.
Manual transmission gear (8/16 speed)
There are 8 forward gears and one reverse gear (R) for option. The
low gear includes 4 gears from "first (1) gear" to "fourth (4) gear".
The high gear includes 4 gears from "5 (fifth gear)" to "8 (eighth
gear)".
It is necessary to completely step down the clutch pedal before
selecting a gear.
ZF 8 gear transmission
ZF 16 gear transmission
CAUTION
• Shift into "R (reverse)" only when the vehicle has come to a stop completely. Doing otherwise
may cause damage to the transmission. Shift into the reverse gear from a forward gear or vice
versa only after bringing the vehicle to a complete stop. Fully depress the clutch pedal before
operating the gearshift lever.
• To change gear up or down, only can two gears. Otherwise the transmission synchronizer may
had damage.
• In order to avoid the damage on transmission and engine, please applying brake to keep
maximum engine speed by each gear position.
ADVICE
• Use the 1st gear for normal starting.

Shifting up Shifting down

When moving the gearshift lever from the 3rd/4th gear (3/4)
gate into the 5th/6th gear (5/6) gate or vice versa, tap the
lever with your palm lightly (do not use undue force) to
move the lever quickly toward the target gear position.
CAUTION
• Fully depress the clutch pedal before operating the gearshift lever.
• Do not change to the low range at 30 km/h (19 MPH) or higher speeds. Doing so may cause a
failure in the transmission.
• The gearshift lever is harder to move when the transmission temperature is still low. If
high-to-low range group switching is impossible when making a downshift from the 5th/6th gear
(5/6) gate to the 3rd/4th gear (3/4) gate, slow down the vehicle and then select a gear appropriate
for the lower vehicle speed.
ADVICE
• If low-to-high range switching is impossible, you can still drive the vehicle. Have your vehicle
inspected at the nearest Isuzu Supplier promptly.
• If high-to-low range switching becomes impossible, you cannot drive the vehicle. Immediately
stop your vehicle at a safe place and contact the nearest Isuzu Supplier.
Automatic Cruise Control ★
The system can keep the vehicle hold speed (over 40km/h) when off the accelerator pedal. Please
use it on traffic is smoother highway only.
WARNING
• In order to avoid danger, never use this system on following roads:

- Urban road and other roads with complex traffic.
- Sharp turn or steep slope.
- Frozen or snowy road or other slippery roads.
Auto cruise display content
Depending on the situation, the cruise control system will display the following on the multimedia
display.
Name Display picture Meaning

Speed is less
than 40km/h
Standby Auto cruise system is in standby mode
Speed is higher
than 40km/h
Automatic cruise system is in
Automatic cruise system is in working condition
working
Depressing the accelerator pedal while the cruise
Automatic cruise system control is in operation temporarily cancels the cruise
temporarily canceled ("SET" flashes)
Press the main switch, switch to automatic cruise

Automatic cruise mode
mode
Automatic cruise mode
Set the preset speed
① Press the main control switch to switch to automatic

cruise mode. At this moment, the multimedia display
will show "main menu of automatic cruise". Also, the
message of "automatic cruise mode" will be shown
within seconds.
② Step the accelerator pedal to adjust the preset speed
(over 40km/h). If the preset speed is within the
permissible range, the multimedia display will show
"STANDBY".
③ W hile pressing the set switch, the multimedia
display will show "SET" and "Vehicle speed settings"
and the beep sound will be given. The adaptive cruise
mode can be used in driving after completing vehicle
speed setting.
Temporarily accelerated
In the process of automatic cruising, such as overtaking need temporary acceleration, you can
depress the accelerator pedal. After the accelerator pedal is released, the vehicle speed will
automatically reduce to preset speed.
Change the preset speed
Increase the preset speed

Use the Resume to increase the speed, and the cruise
preset speed displayed on the multimedia display will
also increase.
Press and hold the Resume to gradually increase the
preset speed. 5km/h can be increased at each time.
When the preset speed is reached a suitable value,
release the switch to complete the operation.
Slightly increase the preset speed

Press the Resume and release immediately, each time
the preset speed can be increase by 1km / h.
Reduce the preset speed

Use the Resume to decrease the speed, and the cruise
preset speed displayed on the multimedia display will
also decrease.
Hold down the Resume, the preset speed will be
gradually reduced, each reduced by 5km / h.
When the preset speed is reached a suitable value,
release the switch to complete the operation.
Slightly lower the default speed

Press the Resume and release immediately, each time
the preset speed can be reduced by 1km / h.
Release the automatic cruise
Press the main switch again to release. At this point "Auto

Cruise Main Menu" mark disappears. Automatic cruise will be
automatically released in the following cases.
• When the brake pedal is depressed.

• When the clutch pedal is depressed.
• When the vehicle speed reduces to 40km/h below.
• When the engine control system is in failure.
• When pressing down the cancel switch.
Cancel Switch ★→ refer to the page 4-87
ADVICE
• When the automatic cruise system is not used, it is necessary to relieve the automatic cruise state.
Recover the automatic cruise
If the automatic cruise is relieved for following reasons, the automatic cruise state can be
recovered by pressing the Resume. When the Resume is released, the multimedia display will
show "SET".
•When the brake pedal is depressed
•When the clutch pedal is depressed
•When pressing down the cancel switch
ADVICE
• The automatic cruise state cannot be recovered after the vehicle speed reduces to 40km/h below.
Please step the accelerator pedal to increase vehicle speed to 40km/h above and then press the
Resume.
Main control switch ★
It is used to activate/deactivate the automatic cruise control

function.
Set the preset speed → Refer to page 4-82
Setting switch ★
It is used to set the preset speed or reduce the preset speed

during the driving with automatic cruise.
Set the preset speed → Refer to page 4-82

Change the preset speed →Refer to page 4-83
Resume switch ★
After the automatic cruise is relieved by stepping the brake

pedal, this switch can be used to recover to the automatic
cruise. In addition, it is also used to increase the preset speed.
Change the preset speed →Refer to pages 4-83
Cancel switch ★
It is used to temporarily relieve the automatic cruise.
Relieve the automatic cruise→ Refer to page 4-84

Adjustable speed limiter ★
It is used to set the maximum speed (about 40km/h~ set value of speed limiter) of a vehicle. When
the speed limiter operates, the vehicle speed can be automatically limited within preset speed.
CAUTION
• The adjustable speed limiter is not influenced by ambient and road environments. Please pay
attention to the speed of the vehicle at any time during driving and maintain a sufficient distance
from the preceding vehicle.
• When the multimedia display shows "SET", please start after the upper limit of preset speed has
been reached.
• When it is set at parking or a vehicle speed less than 40km/h, the system will automatically set
the maximum vehicle speed as 40km/h.
• It is necessary to close the adjustable speed limiter before delivering the vehicle to others for use.
Driving without the governor activated may cause an accident.
• Never adjust the maximum speed lower than the minimum level when running on expressway or
special lane for motor vehicle. Failure to select a suitable vehicle speed based on the road
conditions can cause accidents.
NOTE
• The main control switch, set switch, Resume and cancel switch are used for automatic cruise.
Indications of Adjustable Speed Limiter on Multimedia Display
The adjustable speed limiter will show following information on multimedia display as the case
may be.
Name Display picture Meaning

The adjustable speed limiter fails
There is fault or the cancel switch is pressed.
to operate.
Standby The adjustable speed limiter is on standby.
The adjustable speed limiter is The adjustable speed limiter is operating (the
operating. maximum vehicle speed has been set).
If stepping on the accelerator pedal after its limit is
The adjustable speed limiter is
reached, this may cause the temporary deactivation of
temporarily closed.
adjustable speed limiter ("SET" flicker).
While pressing the main control switch, it is allowed

Variable SLD mode
to switch to adjustable speed limiter mode.
Automatic cruise
mode
Set The Upper Limit of Preset Speed (During Running)
①While pressing the main control switch, it is allowed to

switch to adjustable speed limiter mode. Here the multimedia
display will show the “adjustable speed governor main menu”.
Variable SLD mode
In addition, the screen will show "adjustable SLD I mode" or
"adjustable SLD II" mode within seconds upon the select
switch position of adjustable speed limiter.
Adjustable speed governor selection switch → Refer to page 4-94
② Use the accelerator pedal to increase or reduce the preset

speed. When the appropriate speed (about 40km/h above) is
reached, press the set switch to complete setting.
At this moment, this speed will be set as the upper limit of
vehicle speed. Meanwhile, the multimedia display will show
"SET" and "Set speed". Subsequently, the vehicle speed will
be limited within the preset speed whether the accelerator
pedal is stepped anywhere.
NOTE
• When it is set at parking or a vehicle speed less than

40km/h, the system will automatically set the maximum
vehicle speed as 40km/h.
Set the upper limit of preset speed (during parking)
① Press the main control switch; then switch to the

adjustable speed governor mode. Here the multimedia display
will show the “adjustable speed governor main menu”. In
Variable SLD mode addition, the screen will show "adjustable SLD I mode" or
"adjustable SLD II" mode within seconds upon the select
switch position of adjustable speed limiter.
Adjustable speed governor selection switch → Refer to page 4-94
② Press the set switch. At this moment, 40km/h will be

automatically set as the upper limit of vehicle speed.
Meanwhile, the multimedia display will show “SET”.
If 40km/h above is desirable, please refer to the appropriate
contents in "Change the upper limit of vehicle speed".
Change the upper limit of vehicle speed
Increase the upper limit of vehicle speed

The vehicle speed can be increased by Resume. Also, the
upper limit of vehicle speed shown on multimedia display will
increase accordingly.
When pressing and holding the resume switch, the vehicle
speed limit will be increased by 5km/h at each time.
When the preset speed is reached a suitable value, release the
switch to complete the operation.
Slightly increase the upper limit of vehicle speed
Press the Resume and immediately release it. Each operation
can increase the upper limit of vehicle speed by 1km/h.
Reduce the upper limit of vehicle speed
The vehicle speed can be reduced by Resume. Also, the upper
limit of vehicle speed shown on multimedia display will
reduce accordingly.
When pressing and holding the Resume, the upper limit of
vehicle speed will reduce gradually. 5km/h can be reduced at
each time.
When the preset speed is reached a suitable value, release the
switch to complete the operation.
Slightly reduce the upper limit of vehicle speed
Press the Resume and immediately release it. Each operation
can reduce the upper limit of vehicle speed by 1km/h.
NOTE
• The set upper limit of vehicle speed cannot be lower than 40km/h.
• It is allowed to change the upper limit of vehicle speed while parking.
Set the upper limit of preset speed (during parking) →Refer to page 4-90
Deactivate the adjustable speed limiter
It is allowed to use the following methods to deactivate the

adjustable speed limiter.
•When pressing down the cancel switch
• When rotating the ignition switch to "ACC" or "LOCK".
• When pressing the main control switch.
Main Control Switch ★→

Refer to page 4-85
• With the adjustable speed limiter activated, quickly release
the accelerator pedal which has been stepped to its limit and
then step it again.
ADVICE
• When the adjustable speed limiter is not used, it is necessary to use the cancel switch to
deactivate it.
Recover the adjustable speed limiter
The speed limiter can be recovered by Resume. Meanwhile, the multimedia display will show
“SET”.
ADVICE
• The set upper limit of vehicle speed can be retained even if the adjustable speed limiter is
deactivated and the ignition switch is rotated to "LOCK". When the adjustable speed limited is
activated next time by resume switch, the upper limit of vehicle speed will be automatically set as
the value before deactivation.
Setting switch ★
It is used to set or reduce the upper limit of vehicle speed.
Set the upper limit of preset speed (during running)→ Refer to page 4-89
Set the upper limit of the preset speed (during parking) →Refer to page 4-90
Change the upper limit of vehicle speed→ Refer to page 4-91
Resume switch ★
It is used to restart the speed limiter after the adjustable speed

limiter is deactivated or to increase the upper limit of vehicle
speed.
Change the upper limit of vehicle speed→ Refer to page 4-91

Recover the adjustable speed limiter→ Refer to page 4-92
Cancel switch ★
It is used to deactivate the adjustable speed limiter.
Deactivate the adjustable speed limiter→ Refer to page 4-92

Exhaust brake switch
While turning the control lever to inside during running, the

exhaust brake can be activated. And then, the exhaust brake
indicator lamp will be on.
While stepping accelerator pedal or clutch pedal, the exhaust
brake will be deactivated; while releasing the pedal, the
exhaust brake will be activated again. It should be noted that
the exhaust brake cannot start when the vehicle is immobile or
runs at a low speed.
Exhaust brake indicator lamp
CAUTION
• When the exhaust brake is started on the slippery road (snowy, frozen and wet road), this may
cause tire to slip. This is very dangerous.
NOTE
• The exhaust brake can improve the braking effect of engine, so it can be used as auxiliary brake
when going downhill or running at a high speed.
• When the exhaust brake switch is activated for long or the exhaust brake is frequently used to
adjust vehicle speed, this may increase the oil consumption.
ABS
The ABS prevents the wheels from locking during braking by sensing a skid and thus helps
maintain directional and control stability of the vehicle.
NOTE
• ABS stands for Anti-lock Brake System.
WARNING
• In the case of changing different tire size, please consult the ISUZU supplier.
CAUTION
• ABS can guarantee driving safely on any status. Please drive the vehicle at a safe seed. Please
use same size and same brand, same design of tires. It use different tires will can not keep normal
breaking distance and reduce vehicle control stability. This is too much dangerus case.
ABS system start
ABS system start

In the case of ABS system start, the steering wheel will
shake slightly and ABS device will give the system
operation sound.
ABS system fault
If the multimedia display shows "ABS fault" during
running, this shows that ABS system is abnormal.
Please contact the ISUZU supplier.
NOTE
• Even if a problem has occurred with the ABS, the regular brakes still work normally. However,
ABS will not operate.
Precautions for Driving an ABS-Equipped Vehicle
ABS is not a device that enables driving and stopping under conditions exceeding safe
driving limits. It is your responsibility to drive safely.
CAUTION
• The braking distance on slippery road surfaces is longer than that on a normal dry paved road
even with an ABS-equipped vehicle. When ABS is activated in the following road surface
conditions, the braking distance may be slightly longer compared to that of vehicles not equipped
with an ABS. Therefore, always be aware of the road and tire condition (tire type and wear
condition), observe safe driving habits, and drive the vehicle while keeping a safe following
distance.
- Driving on a gravel road and deeply snow-covered road
- When tire chains are used
- When driving over road joints or steps such as cat's-eyes
- When driving on a bumpy road, stone-paved road or track
- When driving on an iron plate or manhole lid
• ABS does not work for wheel skid during a standing start, acceleration and cornering which do
not involve braking. On a very slippery icy road, tires may lose their grip and the steering wheel
operation may not be able to control the vehicle's direction, resulting in very unstable driving.
Always drive the vehicle observing a safe speed well matched with both road surface and tire
conditions, and avoid sudden braking.
• If powerful engine braking is applied on a very slippery icy road, the drive wheels may be locked
(the ABS then does not work), resulting in loss of vehicle control. If this happens, disengage the
clutch or place the gearshift lever into "N" to prevent engine braking from acting on the drive
wheels. Then, drive the vehicle with the gearshift lever placed in an appropriate gear.
• ABS operation consumes the brake system air. When the air pressure drops and the air pressure
warning lamp and the buzzer are activated, immediately stop the vehicle at a safe place and wait
for the required air pressure to be recovered before driving.
• When ABS is activated, slight vibration and pull to one side may be felt on the steering wheel
(especially when the road surface condition is different between right and left wheels). In addition,
an operating sound is produced from the ABS actuators. This does not indicate any abnormal
condition. Stay calm and operate the steering wheel properly.
PTO Switch ★
This switch can control the connection and

disconnection of PTO. Be sure to operate PTO switch
when the vehicle is parked and the parking brake takes
effect.
Before connection or disconnection:
• For the vehicle with PTO remote throttle system,
please close the throttle completely (accelerator pedal
opening 0%).
• Don't press accelerator pedal (accelerator pedal
opening 0%).
Connection
① Keep the parking brake on and select T/M gear
Multimedia display position to neutral.
② For the vehicle with manual transmission, step the
clutch pedal to its limit, wait for about 5s, operate
PTO switch to "ON", check whether the multimedia
PTO running display shows "PTO in operation", and then slowly
connect the clutch.
Disconnection
① Move the shift lever to neutral position, enable the
engine at idle speed.
② For the vehicle with manual transmission, step the
clutch pedal to its limit, operate PTO switch to "OFF",
and check the multimedia display to see if the
message of "PTO in operation" disappears.
NOTE
• If the multimedia display fails to show "PTO in operation" after PTO switch is placed at "ON",
please move the vehicle slightly and repeat the above operations.
CAUTION
• For the vehicle with PTO remote throttle, the remote throttle and the accelerator throttle both can
be operated in order to improve working efficiency.
• If two throttles are operated at the same time, the unstable engine speed may be caused and
installation facility may produce the unexpected movement. This is very dangerous. Therefore, do
not operate two throttles at the same time.
• During running, please don't set the PTO switch at "ON" position and close the remote throttle
(throttle opening equal to 0%), because this may cause the damage of transmission.
• While the PTO is in operation, the muffler, exhaust pipe and tail pipe are very hot. As there is a
danger of burns, be careful not to touch them inadvertently. Also, be aware of pedestrians near the
vehicle, as well as plants or paper rubbish and other flammable items nearby. Otherwise, burns or
a fire could result.
ADVICE
• For the vehicle with manual transmission, the gear damage may be caused if PTO switch is
operated before disconnecting the clutch.
• Before adjusting PTO switch to "ON" or "OFF", rotate left the idling control knob to its limit, do
not step the accelerator pedal and enable the vehicle to operate at idling.
• It is necessary to confirm that the parking brake has taken effect before operating PTO switch.
• PTO can be operated via remote throttle only when the vehicle is immobile, the transmission is
placed at neutral position, the engine is operating and the accelerator pedal is not stepped.
Urea SCR system
The urea SCR system can be used to purify the nitrogen oxide (NOx) in tail gas. This system can
use the urea (AdBlue®) as a reducing agent for hydrolytic decomposition in hot tail gas so as to
produce ammonia gas (NH3). Finally, the generated ammonia gas can resolve the nitrogen oxide
(NOx) into nitrogen and water through reduction action.
WARNING
• Do not contain the substance other than urea (AdBlue®) in urea container.
• The following behaviors are forbidden in the use of urea (AdBlue®). Otherwise, the fire or urea
SCR system fault may be caused.
- Thin the solution by water or other liquids.
- Mix the solution with gasoline or other kerosene.
• If the unspecified urea (AdBlue®) is mixed in the container due to carelessness, it is necessary to
immediately check the urea SCR system. Immediately go to ISUZU supplier for inspection and
maintenance.
CAUTION
• Although the urea (AdBlue®) doesn't cause harm in contact with human body, in a few cases the
inflammation may be caused upon the different physique. Therefore, please pay attention to the
following points in the use of urea.
- If your skin is in contact with the solution due to carelessness, please wash your skin with
flowing water. Such solution may cause allergy to very few people with sensitive skin.
- If the solution is eaten due to carelessness, please drink 1~2 cups of fresh water or milk and then
see a doctor.
- If the solution is dripped into eye due to carelessness, immediately wash your eye with large
amount of water for 15 min and then see a doctor.

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Warning/Indicator Light Index

Warning and operation tips

Name Display interface Color Page

ABS abnormality ABS Amber 4-39

Forget to restore the Forget to Red 4-57

PTO running PTO running Red 4-54

Automatic cruise Automatic cruise mode Green 4-82

Warning lamp contents

Check engine warning lamp Amber 4-42

Parking brake warning lamp Red 4-40

Brake warning lamp Amber/Red 4-38

Air pressure warning lamp Amber 4-39

Indicator lamp contents

QOS lamp Amber 4-53

Differential locking device indicator lamp Amber 4-53

Turn lights & Hazard lamp (left) Green 4-51

Turn lights & Hazard lamp (right) Green 4-51

High beam indicator lamp Blue 4-52

Warning/Caution Labels – Cab Interior

Warning/Caution Labels – Cab Exterior

Warning/Caution Labels (Use instructions of hand brake and trailer brake)

Warning/Caution Labels - Engine Compartment

• Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and Engine Numbers 1-2

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and Engine Numbers

VIN location on frame

• Before Driving 2-2

Routine inspection (before driving)

Routine inspection is the driver's obligation

Inspected equipment Check item Page

Whether to Use the Specified Fuel

• Be sure to use low-sulfur diesel fuel or low-sulfur diesel fuel.

• The specifications of diesel fuel

Fuel Tank Filler Cap→Refer to page 3-8

Load Cargo Correctly