Mack M359, Руководство пользователя

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INTRODUCTION
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
To access the Telematics Services, you
must enter into a Telematics
Subscription Agreement. This can be
done at the time of the vehicle delivery
or through the website.
The Telematics Device collects, stores
and/or transmits information about your
vehicle. Such information may include
direction and rate of speed, fuel
consumption, engine performance,
gearing, rpm, altitude, geo-location
(including a history of where the vehicle
travels), safety information related to the
use and operation of the vehicle, vehicle
performance, diagnostic data,
configuration information, and error
codes.
The Telematics Device has the capacity
to store historical data about the use
and performance of your vehicle, and to
remotely update vehicle software and
configuration to improve performance.
The Telematics Device has the ability to
transmit information to a central
communications system. The
information contained in your Telematics
Device may be periodically transmitted
to or accessed by Mack and others
authorized by Mack, along with your
vehicle's VIN number or other identifying
information.
Mack does not collect any driver
information. Mack retains and uses this
information to understand the operation
use of your vehicle, to remotely tune
your vehicle and to help facilitate
maintenance and vehicle improvements.
To the extent allowed by law, Mack
reserves the right to access, use, and
control this information.
Declining to enter into a Telematics
Subscription Agreement with Mack or
canceling a Telematics Subscription
Agreement will not end the transmission
of data from your Telematics Device or
the collection of information by Mack.
Mack may access Telematics Data, to
the extent it is available, and use it in
connection with providing services and
vehicle improvements to you and your
vehicle.
Mack will regularly purge from its
systems all data collected from your
Telematics Device, at time intervals
determined by Mack at its sole
discretion.
Breaking In a New
Vehicle
To ensure many years of reliable,
trouble-free operation, the following
break-in procedures are recommended.
Refer to the preventive maintenance
schedules for recommended change
intervals for the following items:
• Gear oils (transmission, rear axle
carrier[s], front drive axle carrier,
transfer case, flywheel PTO)
• Engine oil
• Oil filters
• Fuel filters
• Coolant conditioner
During the First 5000 Kilometers
(3000 Miles)
• After the first 200 km (125 miles),
retorque the wheel nuts using an
accurately calibrated torque wrench.
Recheck this torque again after 800
km (500 miles).
• Check oil and coolant levels
frequently.
• Check brake and clutch adjustments
per recommended maintenance
schedule, and adjust as needed.
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