2003 MITSUBISHI SHOGUN Owner's Manual (in English)

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Display unit selection
ED92J-C
Originally, km/h, L/100km km and m are
selected. When you want to select the
other unit, pressing the select button (A) for
more than 3 seconds changes the unit as
follows.
Mode Unit
Average speed km/h→mph→km/h→km/h
Average fuel
consumptionL/100km→mpg→km/L→L/100km
Driving rang km→miles→km→km
Altimeter m→feet
(ft)→m→m
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Trip computer information
(For petrol-powered vehicles only)
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The following information will be dis-
played from the trip computer system.
1. Average speed
2. Average fuel consumption
3. Driving rangeNOTE
(1) This display is not show for
diesel-powered vehicles.
(2) If this display is shown for
diesel-powered vehicles, there may be
a setting error, or the display may show
the wrong information. Be sure to reset
the car type.
(3) If this display is not shown for
petrol-powered vehicles, there may be
an error in the car type setting.
(4) If the body type“SHORT”or“LONG”is
wrongly selected when selecting
petrol-powered vehicles, the display
may show the wrong information.
Be sure to set the car type again.
→Refer to“Resetting the car type”on
page 4−64.
1. Average speed
2. Average fuel consumption
These values show the average speed (in
km/h or mph) and the average fuel con-
sumption (in L/100 km, or km/L) since the
display was reset. If you reset the display
at the time when you want to start the mea-
surements, average fuel consumption from
that point of time can be displayed.
To reset the display push the“RESET”
function button.NOTE
(1) When the system cannot provide a defi-
nite value for the average speed, this
display shows“
km”.
(2) Average fuel consumption varies
according to the conditions under which
a vehicle is travelling (road condi-
tions, the manner in which the vehicle
is being driven, etc.).
Observe this display for reference
because the fuel consumption dis-
play may differ from the actual fuel con-
sumption.
3. Driving range
This value shows the distance (in km or
miles) that can be driven on the fuel
remaining in the fuel tank.
When the driving range mode is dis-
played and the driving range drops below
50km/h (30miles), the display will blink
orange.
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NOTE
(1) When the system cannot provide a defi-
nite value for the driving range, the dis-
play shows“
km”.
(2) The driving range varies depending on
road conditions, the manner of driv-
ing and other related factors. Conse-
quently, the display should be used
only as a guide. It is recommended that
fuel be added as soon as the low fuel
indication lamp in the instrument clus-
ter illuminates.
(Refer to“Low fuel indication lamp”on
page 4-9.)
(3) The driving range displayed is based on
previous fuel consumption data. Since,
disconnecting the battery cable will
result in the deletion of existing fuel
consumption date, which will affect the
unit’s calculations.
(4) The driving range figure can occasion-
ally increase if the vehicle is stopped on
an incline. This is because the fuel has
moved in the tank because of the
incline and is not considered a fault.
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Climate information
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The climate information display consists of:
outside temperature display (1) barom-
eter (2) altimeter (3) and compass (4).1. Outside temperature display
This displays the outside temperature while
the vehicle is moving.
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A- Road surface freeze warning symbol
When the outside temperature drops below
about 3°C, the alarm sounds and the road
surface freeze warning symbol (A) flashes
for about 10 seconds.
CAUTION
There is a danger the road might be
frozen even when the symbol (A) is
not illuminated, so please take care
when driving.
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Even when a display other than climate
information has been selected, the out-
side temperature is still shown in the
top-right-hand corner of the screen.
NOTE
(1) The display can show outside tempera-
ture from -40°Cto50°C.
(2) Under certain driving conditions, the
display may show a different tempera-
ture from the real outside tempera-
ture.2. Barometer
This displays the air pressure at the vehi-
cle’s current position.
NOTE
The barometer displays air pressure to the
nearest 2 hPa.
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3. Altimeter
This displays the altitude at the vehicle’s
current position.
Changing the unit: pressing the selection
button (A) for more than 3 seconds
changes the altimeter unit between metres
and feet.NOTE
(1) The altimeter displays altitude to the
nearest 50 metres (200 feet). When the
vehicle is below sea level, the alti-
tude is shown as 0 metres (0 feet).
(2) The altimeter works by using changes
in atmospheric pressure. This means it
may be affected by changes in the
weather and other conditions, and
show a figure different from the real alti-
tude.
(3) Fluctuations in air pressure may change
the figure displayed even when the
vehicle remains in the same place. This
does not mean a fault with the sys-
tem.
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4. Compass
This compass shows the direction of the
vehicle by the 16 azimuth system.
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NOTE
(1) This system uses the earth’s mag-
netic field, and so may not show the
correct direction depending on the trafic
condition or in the following places
where the earth’s magnetic field is dis-
rupted.

Car parks located in buildings and
tunnels

Expressways and underground
cables

Area over the subway

Transforming station

Areas along the railroad
In these cases, the correct direction will
be displayed once the vehicle returns
to a place where the earth’s magnetic
field is stable.
(2) Do not install ski racks, antennas, etc.
which are attached to the vehicle by
means of a magnet. They affect the
operation of the compass.
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Adjusting the compass
The compass is usually adjusted automati-
cally when the vehicle is moving. How-
ever, when it needs manual intervention, a
message will appear on the display for
about 7 seconds, and the direction indica-
tor will blink. In this case, adjust the com-
pass by the following steps.
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1. Press the selection button for
“CAL.COMP.”.
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2. Turn the vehicle slowly through 360
degrees in a safe, open area with no
buildings and other vehicles.
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3. The adjustment will finish automati-
cally and the words“Completed the
calibration”will appear on the screen.
NOTE
If the vehicle is stopped in mid-turn and
returned to face in its original direction, the
“Completed the calibration”message may
still appear even though the adjustment has
not been properly completed. So, always
turn the vehicle through at least 360
degrees or more.
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Setting the declination
The declination is the difference between
true north (the direction of the geo-
graphic north pole) and where a com-
pass needle points to. Since the declination
varies from place to place, it needs to be
set for each region. Otherwise the com-
pass will not show the correct direction.
Set the declination by the following steps:NOTE
(1) The declination differs from area to area
and is distributed roughly as shown in
the illustration.
(2) The declination can be set at inter-
vals of 5 degrees, from 20 degrees
west (W20) to 20 degrees east (E20).
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When the screen is showing the climate
information press the“ADJ”button to dis-
play the selection buttons. This display will
disappear automatically after about 10 sec-
onds.
1. Press the selection buttons for
“DEV.ADJ.”.
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