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Jedi

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#315223 24-Jun-2024 11:14
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I have a Mitsubishi Fuso bus. Whet I turn the battery master switch on red lights come up on the dashboard so that I know the bulb is working but I don't know what they mean except the top one I know is the handbrake because it goes on and off when I activate the handbrake but I would like to know what the other three are. They have been labelled but the label has faded and I cant read it anymore.


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  #3252371 24-Jun-2024 11:18
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Did you try Google Translate?





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  #3252375 24-Jun-2024 11:19
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If I point Google Translate at that image using Camera mode, it says "air pressure, hydraulic, cooling water". The top one is "Parking brake", as you said.


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  #3252376 24-Jun-2024 11:20
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Install google translate on your phone and use the image capture translate function on it, I just tried it on your picture and it works just fine.




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  #3252377 24-Jun-2024 11:21
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  #3252862 25-Jun-2024 07:20
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Air pressure and water I understand but hydraulic I am not sure about. I am going to assume that is brake fluid level.


 
 
 
 

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  #3252865 25-Jun-2024 07:39
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"油圧" = "oil pressure". I'm not a bus person so I don't know whether that's helpful :)


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  #3252872 25-Jun-2024 08:10
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If it's oil pressure, then that will be your engine oil pressure. Engine running and light on = very bad, stop right now.

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