Ok... got my truck back...
Can’t find an owners manual to save my life...
I’m thinking the shorter arm here is the engine brake. Correct?
The longer arm is wipers and more.
Mechanic said the turned arrow will put it in parked regen. I don’t know what the others do.
It has a D11 engine. 2013...can’t even find a model number?
You driven Volvo?
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The turned arrow is a "return key" or enter button when you're going through the computer for diagnostics or whatever. The shorter lever is engine brake yes. I was never able to find a use for the buttons on the end of it.
To start a parked regen you have to go through the computer, find ATS STATUS, and hit request regen.WesternPlains Thanks this. -
The button at the back switches the shift pattern between power and economy. If you're hauling dry freight just leave it in E. Power rarely helps you out. The button on top of the shifter just allows you to move the shifter from neutral to forward, you can't drive like that, but makes climbing into the sleeper easier. And button on the front allows you to shift positions. I don't see a second lever?WesternPlains Thanks this.
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Don’t forget to set trailer brakes and turn off cruise before your regen. That’s how mine works. 2013 630.WesternPlains Thanks this.
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Yeah that's baloney about the shifting. That's a company setting.
No way was I going to stop on elk that night, I got over it and slept in Laramie. Glad I did too, Sherman had been taken care of, and elk was closed all day when I woke up.WesternPlains Thanks this. -
Brakes yeah, mine never bothered me about the cruise.WesternPlains Thanks this.
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Here’s the lever under shift knob.
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That just looks like the button to shift from R N D M.
The plus and minus are what was said earlier, upshift/downshiftWesternPlains Thanks this.
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