Volvo 850, Руководство пользователя

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Instruments
1 Fuel gauge
The fuel tank holds approximately 73 litres.
If the warning light on the instrument panel
comes on, approx. 8 litres of fuel remain in
the tank.
2 Boost pressure gauge
(850 turbo only)
The boost pressure gauge is divided into two
sections - one black and one white. With the
needle in the black section the engine acts
as a naturally aspirated engine - without
the turbocharger. To make driving more
economical, keep the needle in this section
as much as possible. With the needle in the
white section the turbocharger is engaged.
3 Temperature gauge
Indicates the temperature of the coolant in
the engine. If the pointer repeatedly enters
the red sector, or if it remains there, you
should immediately check the coolant level.
Also check the coolant level if the warning
light comes on; see 7:10. Refer to 3:9 for
additional information about the cooling
system.
4 Resetting the tripmeter
Press the button to reset the meter.
5 Clock, ambient temperature gauge
(Trip computer - extra equipment)
6 Speedometer
7 Odometer
8 Tripmeter
The tripmeter is used to measure short driving
stretches. The digit on the right indicates
1/10 mile/km. If the digit on the tripmeter is
red, this is an indication that the speedometer
and tripmeter have been replaced. The date
and mileage at the time of replacement are
recorded in the Service Record booklet.
9 Tachometer
Indicates engine speed in thousands of revo-
lutions per minute. The needle should never
be in the solid red section.
For information on the highest permitted
constant engine speed, refer to page 8:9.
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