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This document provides information on the vehicle speed control system for a specific model, including: - Two separate speed control switch modules are mounted on the steering wheel and contain five momentary contact switches supporting seven speed control functions. - A speed control indicator lamp on the instrument panel is energized when speed control power is on and the engine is running. - The speed control system for the 2.5L diesel engine model is identical to gasoline models, but does not use a vacuum reservoir and is restricted to operating between 56-145 km/h.
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with Left Console (Refer to
T1-2-7.)
7- Rearview Mirror (2 Used)
8- Front Wiper Motor
9- Front Wiper Switch
10- Rear Wiper Switch
11- Components Related with
Center Console (Refer to T1-2-9.)
12- Components Related with
Roof (Refer to T1-2-10.)
13- Front Wiper
14- Rear Wiper
11
12
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T1-2-7
SECTION 1 GENERAL
Group 2 Component Layout
Components Related with Left Console
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Kawasaki 80 z6 wheel loader service repair manual (serial no. 80c7 0101 and up)
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Kawasaki 80 z6 wheel loader service repair manual (serial no. 80c7 0101 and up)
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Kawasaki 80 z6 wheel loader service repair manual (serial no. 80c7 0101 and up)
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