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■Engine oil pressure gauge
The engine oil pressure gauge displays the engine oil pressure from 0 to 800
kPa. The rapid response of the TFT LCD panel allows for the fluctuations in engine
oil pressure that occur with engine speed to be displayed instantly. The engine oil
pressure is also affected by other factors such as engine oil type, temperature and
deterioration. If the engine oil pressure is too low, the master warning light comes on
and the “Engine oil pressure low” warning message is displayed. Checking the engine
oil pressure regularly aids understanding of the condition of the engine and engine oil.
During high-speed driving: approximately 400
to 800 kPa
(changes depending on driving conditions)
[Outside air temperature approximately 68°F
(20°C)]
When oil pressure is insufficient
An oil pressure sensor is installed near the oil filter.
The oil pressure measurements are processed by the ECU and displayed by the
engine oil pressure gauge.
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Checking the engine
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■Fuel gauge
The fuel gauge displays the amount of fuel remaining on a scale of 0 to 1/1. The
saddle-shaped fuel tank consists of a main tank compartment and a sub-tank
compartment. When the fuel level drops to approximately 2.9 gal. (11 L, 2.4 Imp. gal.)
between both compartments, the bar display will blink in amber to inform the driver
that the remaining fuel level is low. In this state, the remaining amount of fuel is directed
into the main tank compartment in order to ensure a stable supply of fuel to the engine
even under high cornering G-loads.
S109-14Main tank
compartment Sub-tank compartment
Fuel
Remaining fuel directed to main tank
compartment
Blinks when remaining fuel drops to approx. 2.9 gal. (11 L, 2.4 Imp. gal.)
The main tank compar tment and sub-tank compar tment each have their own
individual sender gauges to monitor the fuel levels. The ECU calculates the total
amount of fuel remaining from both of these sensors and informs the driver using
the fuel gauge. The ECU digitally processes the fuel level data in order to display a
clear and accurate fuel level even when the fuel level fluctuates under high cornering
G-loads.
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Using the meter
When the control pad on the steering wheel is pressed to the right, the ring moves
with the display to the right of the screen in order to accommodate the menu.
The meter can be customized to display various functions.
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■Using the menu
1 Press right on the control pad to
show the menu display.
2 Press up and down on the control
pad to select the menu item.
3 Press right on the control pad to go to
the next display. Follow the instruction
shown on the display.
4 When setting is complete, press and
hold left on the control pad to return
to the normal display.
Pressing left once on the control pad shows the previous display.
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Using the meter
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■Menu structure
Speed Ind The color will change and a buzzer will sound when
the vehicle reaches a set speed.
Rev Ind The color will change and a buzzer will sound when
the engine speed reaches a set speed.
Status Trip Info
Indicates the instantaneous fuel consumption, average
vehicle speed, average fuel consumption, and driving
range.
Oil Level Shows the amount of engine oil in the oil tank.
Oil
Maintenance Indicates engine oil replacement timing. (Be sure to
reset after replacing the oil.)
Tire Pressure Shows inflation pressure of each tire.
Lap Timer Measures and shows lap times.
Brightness Allows driver to adjust the brightness of the meter and
interior illumination.
Settings Needle
Allows driver to change the color of the tachometer
needle.
Rev Peak Retains an image of the tachometer needle at the
highest engine speed attained prior to an upshift or
deceleration.
Clock Allows driver to adjust the displayed time and choose
between 12-hour (12H) and 24-hour (24H) mode.
Shortcut Allows driver to jump to a preset display.
Units Changes units of the displayed speed, odometer
readings and fuel consumption between MPG,
L/100 km and km/l.
Temp Changes the display temperature between Celsius
and Fahrenheit.
Language Changes the language displayed.
When a warning is displayed on the meter, the “Menu” text at the top of the menu
screen will change to “Warning”.
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■Oil level
An oil level sensor is installed in the oil tank to measure the amount of oil present. The
reading from this sensor is displayed to the driver. This allows the engine oil level to
be checked simply by operating the control pad, without needing to get out of the
vehicle.
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■Measurement
1 Select “Status”2 Select “Oil Level”
3 Displays
measur
ement result
Measurement is possible when the following
conditions are met:
1. Engine oil temperature: Between 203 and
230 °F (95 and 110°C)
2. Engine speed: Between 900 and 1, 100 rpm
3. Vehicle status: Stationary and idling
4. Vehicle level: Allowable inclination of 4 degrees
or less.
Example of display when
conditions are not met
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■Over rev warning
When the engine speed enters the red
zone, a red ring will appear within the
tachometer display area to warn the
driver even if they are focused solely on
the road.
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■Rev Indicator (Except in auto mode)
When the engine reaches a set speed, a green or amber ring will appear within the
tachometer. The selectable engine speed range is between 4,000 and 9,000 rpm.
(Green or amber indicators can be selected to show according to set engine speeds.)
This visual indication allows the driver to quickly grasp the engine speed without
having to read the tachometer needle and time their upshifts accordingly even when
they are focused solely on the road.
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Using the meter
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■Rev Peak
An afterimage of the tachometer needle at the highest engine speed attained prior
to an upshift or deceleration will be retained for approximately 0.5 seconds. This
function simulates the “telltale needle” used in traditional analog racing tachometers to
help the driver time their upshifts and check over-revs on downshifting etc.
The Rev Peak function can be turned on or off from “Settings” on the menu display.
The color of the tachometer needle afterimage will change in accordance with that of
the actual tachometer needle.
Tachometer needle colorTachometer afterimage needle color
Blue Red
Red Blue
White Blue
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■Lap Timer
The stopwatch function is available by selecting “Lap
Timer” from the menu.
In addition to the stopwatch function, lap time list,
fastest lap time and total time can also be displayed.
Measurement of time to destination, section time, etc.
is also available.