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Instrument cluster (Mitsubishi L200 4)

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Contents: Tachometer ⤓ Odometer and trip meter ⤓ Resetting the trip meter ⤓ Fuel level indicator ⤓ Low fuel indicator light ⤓ Coolant temperature gauge ⤓ Instrument lighting brightness…⤓


1. Tachometer; 2. Speedometer; 3. Fuel level indicator; 4. Odometer/trip counter; 5. Trip meter reset button/instrument panel backlight control*; 6. Coolant temperature gauge




1. Tachometer; 2. Speedometer; 3. Fuel level indicator; 4. Odometer and trip meter; 4a. Gear selector position indicator, odometer and trip meter; 5. Trip meter reset button/instrument panel backlight control; 6. Coolant temperature gauge; 7. Speedometer with a scale in km/h and miles per hour (MPH)






1. Tachometer; 2. Speedometer; 3. Fuel level indicator; 4. Odometer and trip meter; 4a. Gear selector position indicator, odometer and trip meter; 5. Trip meter reset button/instrument panel backlight control; 6. Coolant temperature gauge; 7. Speedometer with scale in km, km/h and miles per hour (MPH)


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Tachometer


The tachometer indicates the engine crankshaft speed (rpm). The tachometer allows you to select a more economical driving mode and warns you when the engine speed is too high.

Caution: while driving, do not allow the tachometer needle to enter the red zone (exceeding the engine speed).


Odometer and trip meter



When the ignition key is turned to the ON position, the odometer and trip meter are turned on.



The odometer shows the total mileage of the vehicle.



The trip meter shows the distance traveled during a single trip or over a specified period of time.



The device can display two counter readings: TRIP (A) and (B).

The TRIP (A) reading can be used to measure the distance traveled since the start of the current trip.

At the same time, the TRIP (B) reading can be used to measure the mileage since the previous reset.

When you briefly (less than 1 sec) press the trip meter reset button (C), its readings switch between TRIP (A) and (B).

Resetting the trip meter



To reset the counter readings to zero, press the reset button (C) and hold it for more than 1 second. The reading is reset based on the current count displayed at the moment, i.e. if the display shows the mileage count (A) TRIP (A), then only the mileage value A will be reset.

Note: The maximum mileage value displayed for type (A) and (B) readings is 999.9 km;


Note: If the battery is disconnected for a long period of time, the memory of the trip meters (A) and (B) is cleared and zero is displayed.


Fuel level indicator





When the ignition is on, the fuel gauge shows the amount of fuel in the tank. The fuel tank capacity is 75 l.


Arrow (A) reminds that the fuel filler flap is located on the left side of the vehicle (see Fig. 15).

Note: When the fuel tank of diesel vehicles runs out of fuel, it may be difficult to start the engine after refueling. This is due to air entering the fuel supply system. Try not to let the fuel tank run out completely.


Low fuel indicator light





The indicator light (A) lights up when there is little fuel left in the tank (approximately 11 l).

Note: This lamp may turn on falsely on slopes or turns due to fuel movement in the tank.


Warning: It is not recommended to drive with a minimum amount of fuel in the tank, as this may lead to air entering the fuel system, which will require bleeding the air from the system.


Coolant temperature gauge



This instrument shows the temperature of the fluid in the engine cooling system when the ignition is on.



If the pointer enters the H zone when the engine is running, this indicates possible engine overheating. Immediately stop the car in a safe place, find out the cause and take appropriate measures to eliminate it.



While driving, make sure that the coolant temperature is within normal limits.

Instrument lighting brightness controller





The brightness of the backlight can be adjusted using a rheostat when the headlights or parking lights are on.

The brightness of the instrument cluster illumination, central multifunctional display, audio system control panels, heater (air conditioner), etc. is adjusted by turning the knob.
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