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DRIVER INFORMATION PANEL

1.   Fuel Gauge
2.  LCD Screen
3.  Coolant Temperature
4.   ABS Warning Indicator

5.  Oil Level / Oil Pressure Warning
6.   Check Seat Belt
7.  Heated Screen
8.  Selected Drive Mode 

 

(Automatic Vehicles Only)

9.  Right Indicator
10.  Battery Charge Warning
11.  High Beam or Auto Lights
12.  Check Engine

13.  Fog Lamp
14.  Side Lights
15.  Brake Warning
16.  Left Indicator

Summary of Contents for PLUS FOUR

Page 1: ...MORGAN MOTOR COMPANY MORGAN PLUS FOUR OWNER S HANDBOOK...

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Page 3: ...Fahrzeug bef rdert werden M glicherweise ist eine fortgeschrittene Fahrerschulung erforderlich um dieses Fahrzeug zu fahren ATTENTION Il est recommand de ne pas transporter les enfants dans le v hicul...

Page 4: ...iver Information Panel 16 Control Stalks 21 Lights Indicators and Wipers 22 Transmission Modes 24 Gear Modes 27 Under Dashboard Functions 28 Foot Operated Controls 29 Hand Operated Controls 30 Heating...

Page 5: ...njoyment of driving this vehicle it is recommended that the owner undergoes advanced driver training Contained within the handbook are important safety warnings and instructions These warnings are to...

Page 6: ...s that may be useful when requesting or ordering replacement parts The VIN Vehicle Identification Number plate is positioned under the left bonnet on the inner panel ahead of the A Post The VIN Number...

Page 7: ...ans Normal Operating Temp 85 115 C Air Conditioning System Refrigerant R1234yf 650g Oil Denso ND 12 Capacities Fuel Tank approx 43 litres 10 US Gall Windscreen washer bottle 2 5 litres 0 7 US Gall Eng...

Page 8: ...5 Camber Rear 0 45 15 Toe In Front 0 50mm 0 25mm Toe In Rear 1mm 0 25mm Brakes Front Floating single piston aluminium caliper 294mm diameter x 24mm thickness ventilated disc Rear 1 piston aluminium ca...

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Page 10: ...TIES OF THE OWNER As the owner of this vehicle you are responsible for the safe and proper operation of this vehicle This is a high performance vehicle and safe use is dependent upon the practice of s...

Page 11: ...any way ECU warnings show on the LCD screen Morgan recommends that the fault is diagnosed and repaired by a Morgan engineer before using the vehicle Failure to react appropriately to any engine manage...

Page 12: ...the doors press the lower button on the fob marked with a lock icon for approximately 1 second To unlock the doors press the top button on the fob marked with an unlock icon for approximately 1 secon...

Page 13: ...the driver and passenger adhere to local laws When fastening the seat belt sit in the seat erect and fully back Hold the buckle tongue and draw the belt diagonally across the body and fasten into the...

Page 14: ...ts should be adjusted as firmly as possible consistent with comfort to provide the protection for which they have been designed A slack seat belt will greatly reduce the protection afforded to the wea...

Page 15: ...6 7 9 11 12 5 8 10 13 2 3 INSTRUMENTS AND SWITCHES Central Dashboard RHD 1 Speedometer 2 Analogue Clock 3 Tachometer 4 Odometer Trip meter 5 Trip Reset Button 6 Heater Fan Control 7 Footwell Vent 8 A...

Page 16: ...KmH 20 290 0 Km 12 13 1 Tachometer 2 Analogue Clock 3 Speedometer 4 Rev Limit Warning Light 5 Heater Fan Control 6 Footwell Vent 7 Air Conditioning 8 Ignition Engine Start 9 Hazard Warning INSTRUMENTS...

Page 17: ...SWITCHES Heater Fan Control 6 RHD 5 LHD Rotate the Heater Fan Control knob clockwise to increase fan speed Rotate anti clockwise to reduce fan speed A Heater Fan Control icon appears in the Driver In...

Page 18: ...esenting the amount of fuel remaining in the tank A warning light at the bottom of the gauge will come on when the fuel reaches approximately 6 litres 1 6 US Gallons WARNING Do not allow your vehicle...

Page 19: ...nt Temperature 4 ABS Warning Indicator 5 Oil Level Oil Pressure Warning 6 Check Seat Belt 7 Heated Screen 8 Selected Drive Mode Automatic Vehicles Only 9 Right Indicator 10 Battery Charge Warning 11 H...

Page 20: ...Required 0 4 Oil Level Below Min Oil Level 3 4 Washer Low Oil Level at Max Allowed 5 4 Secure Vehicle Against Rolling Powertrain Breakdown Stop At Once Gearbox Overheat Stop Carefully Engine Overheat...

Page 21: ...ivate the scrolling menus on the Driver Information Panel ignition must be on To toggle through the menus press the button on the end of the right stalk Auto Lights SINGLE PRESS the left stalk button...

Page 22: ...hile driving the vehicle Engine Oil Level PRESS the right stalk button to cycle through to the Engine Oil Level The reading displayed defaults to the last measurement Oil Level Measurement With the Oi...

Page 23: ...ent Check Message Warning Symbol When any red or amber warning symbol is present the check message warning triangle will also show This symbol will remain after the original warning symbol is cleared...

Page 24: ...e LEFT PUSH UP to indicate RIGHT Driver Info Panel Outer Ring ROTATE to select Side Lights Headlights Inner Ring ROTATE to select Fog Lights ON OFF Horn Push centre Wiper Stalk PUSH UP for Windscreen...

Page 25: ...emit a sound to alert the driver that the lights have been left on To select fog lamps rotate the inner stalk ring upwards Headlamps must be on for the fog lamps to turn on Windscreen Wipers Washers...

Page 26: ...ve the side lights on for long periods of time when the engine is not running Doing so will discharge the battery and may leave insufficient power to allow the engine to be started Headlights Low beam...

Page 27: ...elected automatically R REVERSE Engage this position only when the vehicle is stationary N NEUTRAL IDLING In selector lever position N neither Park Reverse Neutral or Drive modes are selected allowing...

Page 28: ...tly shifting to selector lever position R and inadvertently shifting from selector position P To release the selector lever lock and engage a different lever position press the button on the side Sele...

Page 29: ...Shift Paddles In Sport Mode pushing the selector gear lever forward or backward will activate manual gear shift up or down The gear change is now manually controlled by the driver pushing the gear lev...

Page 30: ...ever fully to the left and then apply pressure until the lever moves further left past a resistance point before pushing forward to engage the reverse gear Activating Sport Sport enables a more aggres...

Page 31: ...M S P 0 2 1 0 Int 1 2 V 1 2 V 3 1 4 4 6 7 8 5 5 UNDER DASHBOARD FUNCTIONS WARNING The Overseer system is not a driver aid stability or traction control system The overseer is a safety feature that de...

Page 32: ...s with the correct adapter can be used to power phones or other equipment The socket is active in accessory and ignition key positions DRIVING CONTROLS FOOT CONTROLS The foot pedals in the vehicles ar...

Page 33: ...lumn downward The steering column is now free to be moved into the desired position Once set in the desired position pull the lever firmly back up into the locking position to ensure the steering colu...

Page 34: ...revent air ventilation coming into the cabin from the heater unit To activate air ventilation into the footwells press the Footwell Vent Switch on the dashboard STARTING PROCEDURE Before attempting to...

Page 35: ...damage to the hood ensure it is clean before folding Pay particular attention to the rear window panel which should be completely free from trapped dirt and debris before folding to prevent scratches...

Page 36: ...FOLD 1 FOLD 2 WARNING Failure to release the press studs before lowering the hood can damage the vehicle body work Lay the clamps flat Begin lifting the hood from the front rail Carefully make a neat...

Page 37: ...e behind the seats HOOD COVER FITTING PROCEDURE To avoid potential damage to the vehicle it is recommended that two people perform the following procedure Snap closed all press studs including those b...

Page 38: ...l on top of the windscreen HOOD UP PROCEDURE To avoid potential damage to the vehicle it is recommended that two people perform the following procedure Push down on the corners of the front rail to en...

Page 39: ...ls Secure the lower sides of the hood by pushing in the press studs either side of the vehicle Push down on the rear hood rail over the clamping points to secure from the rear and provide the required...

Page 40: ...ap prevents the cap from falling WARNING When removing the filler cap do so slowly Failure to do this may result in fuel spray causing serious injury and a fire hazard WARNING Care must be taken not t...

Page 41: ...n lift the bonnet upwards To close the bonnet push down and inwards on the bonnet latches NOTICE Always take care when opening bonnets in windy weather conditions The wind may cause bonnets to fall do...

Page 42: ...he kerb can cause internal damage to the tyre that may not be visibly apparent Damage may also be caused if the tyre strikes potholes rocks or other highway debris WARNING If the wheels or tyres have...

Page 43: ...The traction grade assigned to this tyre is based on straight ahead braking traction tests and does not include acceleration cornering hydroplaning or peak traction characteristics Temperature The tem...

Page 44: ...On the sidewall of the tyre will be marked the tyre size for example 205 60R15 91V 205 is the nominal width of the tyre in mm 60 is the height of the cross section of the tyre expressed as a percenta...

Page 45: ...he main fusebox is located behind the passenger footrest at the end of the footwell To access the main fuse box locate the top edge of the carpet trim and pull it free folding the carpet back into the...

Page 46: ...attery locate the negative terminal on the top of the battery 2 It has a minus symbol stamped into the rubber cover Pull back the cover to reveal the terminal post and clamp Loosen the clamp pull it o...

Page 47: ...vehicle using car transporters secure the vehicle using wheel chocks and wheel tie down straps Do not secure the vehicle using the towing loop bodywork or suspension components Towing Trailers The Mor...

Page 48: ...e road wheels in contact with the ground are suitably chocked and the handbrake is engaged WARNING If using a jack only lift the vehicle at the reinforced jacking points illustrated red arrows on the...

Page 49: ...locks and hinges including bonnet hinge Electronic Oil Measurement The engine oil level is electronically monitored when travelling and shown in the Driver Information panel If the engine oil level r...

Page 50: ...even when the ignition is switched off Take care not to work near the fan until the engine has cooled sufficiently Oil Filter The Morgan Plus Four uses a replaceable oil filter element located in the...

Page 51: ...r tightness and damage Any persistent loss of coolant should be indicated to a Morgan service agent at the earliest opportunity NOTICE When the expansion tank is filled above half water would be disch...

Page 52: ...eservoir The brake fluid reservoir is situated under the right hand bonnet on RHD vehicles and under the left hand bonnet on LHD vehicles Every 5 000 miles 8 000km remove the cover and check fluid lev...

Page 53: ...cutting polishes that contain ammonia as this may bleach some pigments After you are happy that the paint is completely clean a good quality wax polish should be used to finish off You should avoid s...

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Page 55: ...notify your supplying dealer immediately MAINTAIN THE VEHICLE PROPERLY Proper maintenance protects against major repair expenses resulting from neglect or inadequate maintenance It is the owner s res...

Page 56: ...ch as speeding driving over curbs overloading Altering or modifying the vehicle including the engine body chassis or components after the vehicle leaves Morgan s control Non MORGAN parts installed aft...

Page 57: ...wner literature supplied with your new vehicle Morgan provides no warranty coverage on these items However if a tyre sound system or battery is damaged during the New Vehicle Limited Warranty coverage...

Page 58: ...r or a service technician should perform certain basic maintenance checks and inspections at the intervals indicated The owner maintenance service checks are generally not covered by warranties so the...

Page 59: ...56 NOTES AMENDMENTS...

Page 60: ...MORGAN PLUS FOUR 3 MONTHS COURTESY CHECK OPTIONAL 3 months after delivery Checked by Name Address Date Mileage Signature Dealer Stamp...

Page 61: ...RGAN PLUS FOUR 1ST SERVICE 10 000 miles 16 000km or 12 months after delivery whichever comes first Serviced by Name Address Date Mileage Signature Dealer Stamp RENEW OIL OIL FILTER AIR FILTER SPARK PL...

Page 62: ...RGAN PLUS FOUR 2ND SERVICE 20 000 miles 32 000km or 24 months after delivery whichever comes first Serviced by Name Address Date Mileage Signature Dealer Stamp RENEW OIL OIL FILTER AIR FILTER SPARK PL...

Page 63: ...RGAN PLUS FOUR 4TH SERVICE 30 000 miles 48 000km or 36 months after delivery whichever comes first Serviced by Name Address Date Mileage Signature Dealer Stamp RENEW OIL OIL FILTER AIR FILTER SPARK PL...

Page 64: ...RGAN PLUS FOUR 5TH SERVICE 40 000 miles 64 000km or 48 months after delivery whichever comes first Serviced by Name Address Date Mileage Signature Dealer Stamp RENEW OIL OIL FILTER AIR FILTER SPARK PL...

Page 65: ...RGAN PLUS FOUR 6TH SERVICE 50 000 miles 80 000km or 60 months after delivery whichever comes first Serviced by Name Address Date Mileage Signature Dealer Stamp RENEW OIL OIL FILTER AIR FILTER SPARK PL...

Page 66: ...RGAN PLUS FOUR 7TH SERVICE 60 000 miles 96 000km or 72 months after delivery whichever comes first Serviced by Name Address Date Mileage Signature Dealer Stamp RENEW OIL OIL FILTER AIR FILTER SPARK PL...

Page 67: ...GAN PLUS FOUR 8TH SERVICE 70 000 miles 112 000km or 84 months after delivery whichever comes first Serviced by Name Address Date Mileage Signature Dealer Stamp RENEW OIL OIL FILTER AIR FILTER SPARK PL...

Page 68: ...GAN PLUS FOUR 9TH SERVICE 80 000 miles 128 000km or 96 months after delivery whichever comes first Serviced by Name Address Date Mileage Signature Dealer Stamp RENEW OIL OIL FILTER AIR FILTER SPARK PL...

Page 69: ...AN PLUS FOUR 10TH SERVICE 90 000 miles 145 000km or 108 months after delivery whichever comes first Serviced by Name Address Date Mileage Signature Dealer Stamp RENEW OIL OIL FILTER AIR FILTER SPARK P...

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Page 71: ...Oil Measurement 46 Emergency Tyre Repair 42 Emissions 5 Engine Coolant Expansion Tanks 48 Engine Coolant Temperature 15 Engine Immobiliser 9 Engine Information 4 Engine Oil 46 Engine Oil Change 47 En...

Page 72: ...Side Lights 23 Spark Plugs 47 Speedometer 14 Sport Mode 26 27 Sport Mode 26 Starting Procedure 31 Steering Column Adjustment 30 Steering Lock 23 Suspension Information 5 Switches 12 13 Symbol Explana...

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