Troubleshooting guide

Speedometer: Indicates your vehicle speed. The larger numbers on the outside

are Miles Per Hour, whereas the smaller numbers indicate Kilometers Per Hour.

The speedometer also has a Trip Meter and an odometer. To reset the trip meter,

simply push the “Reset” button.

The Oil Gauge: Indicates the oil pressure in the engine. This gauge should

typically read about in the middle if the oil level is good. If the indicator reads

otherwise, stop and check the oil level in the engine. It should be filled to the

hashmark area above the “fill” line on the dipstick.

The Engine Temperature Gauge: Indicates temperature of

the engine. Normal temperature is indicated if the needle is in the area between

H and C on the gauge. If the needle moves higher than the H position, the

engine is overheating. It is normal for the needle to fluctuate slightly when

climbing hills or driving through environments such as desert climates. If the

needle does not come back to normal position after resuming normal driving, stop

and have the coolant in the engine checked. *** REMEMBER: DO NOT

ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE RADIATOR CAP WHEN THE ENGINE IS HOT ***

Have a qualified technician or gas station attendant check this coolant if you are

unsure. NEVER put cold water into the radiator when the engine is hot, as you

may cause severe damage to the engine.

Fuel Gauge:

This gauge indicates how much fuel is in the fuel tank when the

engine is running. Remember: Before refueling, you MUST

turn off all appliances and close the LPG valve before entering

a gas station! It is always best to not allow the gas level to

reach the E position. Remember, the generator runs off the same gas tank as the

engine and will not start if you have below ¼ tank or less.