need dash layout asap for fl112

Google Freightliner FL112 dashboard. Some trucks have more gauges than others but they all have the basics.
Not sure if actual diagrams are available for the engine.

Sounds like this school should not be in business. Post the name so others may avoid it.

 

FL60 thru FL112 Freightliner business class series trucks all used the same dash layout and instrument cluster. The extra accessory switches would have been different depending on the spec.

 

Here are some pics from the 2003 FL 60 user manual I have. The first pic is what my 1999 looks like. Ignore the right hand drive and mechanical engine comment on the bottom. The second pic is what our 2003 looked like.

 

If the state you are testing in has moved to the new modernized version of the CDL testing procedures, you are stressing out over nothing by trying to memorize the entire dash. You just need to know the following:
1. Safe start
2. Observe and verbally state that the ABS light (and DEF indicator light if equipped) come on and go off at engine start.
3. Build air pressure to governor cutoff (know and verbally state cutoff pressure) The only gauges you need to know are primary and secondary air.
4. Properly preform the air brake test.
5. How to turn headlights on and check lighting indicators. (L & R turn signals, 4 ways, and H/L beams.)
6. Verify condition of Windshield and traffic monitoring devises (mirrors and cameras if equipped)
7. Heat/Defrost
8. Horn(s)
9. Emergency equipment
10. Wipers and washers
NO OTHER SWITCHES OR GAUGES need to be identified or checked for the in-cab portion of the test.
I would strongly suggest that you check out the latest version of the testing procedures. And remember, you can even use the checklist provided in the CDL manual.