LTI TX4 User guide

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Manuel du Proprietaire
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Owner’s Handbook

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At the time this publication went to print, the illustrations and information provided were representative of manufacture. While retaining the basic
features of the models described in this publication, the manufacturer reserves the right to make alterations to units, parts and accessories considered
convenient for improvement or any other reason, without necessarily updating it.
This handbook is not an infallible guide to the actual specification of your vehicle.
Published by LTI Vehicles Holyhead Road Coventry CV5 8JJ
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone] http://www.lti.co.uk
© LTI Vehicles Publication Part Number 7001700 - Issue 3 - 11/06
Owner’s Handbook
Right hand drive diesel models

CONTENTS
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Page nos.
Foreword 3
General precautions 4
Vehicle locking and security 5
Driver's compartment - instruments and controls 12
Driver's compartment - heating and air conditioning 24
Driver's compartment - general equipment 27
Driving the vehicle 31
Passenger compartment - motion door locks 36
Passenger compartment - equipment 37
Passenger compartment - seats and seat belts 38
Passenger compartment - special facilities 41
Emergency procedures - flat tyres, vehicle recovery , jump starting etc. 47
Maintenance requirements 52
Replacements of bulbs and fuses 67
General information 74
Detailed index 76
Vehicle details inside rear cover
Warranties and service records, maintenance record ii-xvi

FOREWORD
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This handbook describes the instruments,
switches, controls and equipment fitted to your
new vehicle and the way in which they are
designed to operate. Because this handbook
covers all right hand drive diesel models, some
items covered may not apply to your particular
vehicle. Recognised LTI Vehicles Dealers have
information about the latest specification of the
various models available.
Please read through this booklet before
operating your vehicle as it also includes
information essential to maintain the vehicle's
safety, reliability and economy. Take particular
note of the General Precautions on page 4.
Retain the booklet with the vehicle so that it is
available for reference when required.
Care and regular maintenance will prolong the
life of the vehicle. We strongly recommend that
the maintenance operations and replacements
scheduled at regular intervals and shown in
detail in this book are never overlooked and are
carried out by an Authorised LTI Dealer.
The back sections of this book contain details
of the vehicle and parts warranties, and a
section to record the maintenance services
(pages i to xii).
LTI Vehicles reserve the right to change their
servicing recommendations in the light of
operating experience. Having this work
performed by an Authorised Dealer will ensure
that any work performed will be in line with the
latest information issued by the manufacturer.
Certain notes in the text are highlighted as
follows:
WARNING: This information or
procedure should be carefully
followed to avoid the possibility of
personal injury or damage.
CAUTION: This information or
procedure should be carefully noted
to avoid damage to components.
Note: This information makes the job easier or
provides additional information.

GENERAL INFORMATION AND PRECAUTIONSGENERAL INFORMATION AND PRECAUTIONS
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RADIO AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
EQUIPMENT
Auxiliary electrical power connections are
provided to assist the fitting of radio
telecommunication equipment. These are three
two-pin connectors inside the driver's
compartment on the fuse board immediately
behind the fascia fuse box cover. One is
controlled by the ignition switch and two are fed
from the battery and controlled by a battery
protection relay (see later text for information
concerning the battery protection and warning
system). Note: whilst positions are provided for
these auxiliary power connections in the
underbonnet fuse box, fuses are not installed.
Whoever fits auxiliary equipment will need to
supply and fit the relevant fuses to the fuse box.
A 12 volt, 10 Amp power outlet is provided in
the front compartment for use with portable
equipment.
ALWAYS ENSURE RADIO TELEPHONE
COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT IS FITTED
BY COMPETENT PERSONNEL AND DRAW
THEIR ATTENTION TO THIS FACILITY BUILT
INTO YOUR VEHICLE
TAXIMETER
You should be aware that defects which arise in
the operation of the taximeter and the related
vehicle electrical and electronic systems may
not be covered by warranty.
VEHICLE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
WARNING:
The electrical systems fitted to your
vehicle incorporates equipment and
electronic devices which are adequately
protected by fuses and other forms of
electrical protection to minimise any risk of
overheating or damage to components of the
vehicle. To prevent the risk of fire or noxious
fumes resulting from incorrect electrical
modifications or the fitting of additional
equipment, modifications or additions should
only be made by a competent and suitably
qualified auto electrician, so that vehicle
wiring is not overloaded and any additional
equipment is positioned with adequate
wiring and fuses. LTI Vehicles accepts no
responsibility for any damage caused by
incorrectly installed additional equipment.
LTI Vehicles recognises that taxis often stand
with the engine off, but with exterior and interior
lights and auxiliaries switched on and this can
quickly discharge the battery. In order to assist
the operator in routine taxi operation your
vehicle is fitted with a protection and warning
system that will turn off the auxiliary electrical
power connections 30 minutes after the vehicle
is vacated. This will prevent any auxiliaries that
might be left on from discharging the battery
any further. You will also be notified with an
audible signal one minute before the auxiliaries
are switched off. See the information on
automatic switching-off of the interior lights on
page 20 which also limits the risk of battery
discharge.
WARNING:
If additional equipment is installed on
the vehicle and it is not connected via
the auxiliary outputs provided, the vehicle
battery may become discharged to the point
where the vehicle will not start.
Always fit fuses of the capacity indicated on
the label fitted to the fascia fuse box and
electrical relay access cover and the plan of
underbonnet fuses and electrical relays
shown later in this book.Noxious fumes from
overheating electrical components can be
dangerous when inhaled. Never continue to
operate a vehicle which is suspected of
having an electrical failure.
OILS, FLUIDS AND SOLVENTS
Prolonged and repeated contact with used
engine oils may cause serious skin disorders
including dermatitis and cancer. Excessive
contact with used oils should be avoided -
always use barrier cream and wash thoroughly
after contact.
Many liquids and other substances used in
motor vehicles are poisonous and should under
no circumstances be consumed, or allowed to
come into contact with open wounds. These
substances, among others, include anti-freeze,
brake fluid, fuel, windscreen washer additives,
vehicle cleaning materials, all lubricants and
adhesives. Keep all such substances out of the
reach of children.
Always dispose of used oils and solvents etc. at
an approved Public Waste Disposal facility.
Never pour such material into the public
drainage system or allow them to seep into the
soil.
SERVICE INTERVALS
Your vehicle is designed to operate on a 10,000
mile service interval. Information on vehicle
servicing is included later in this book.

VEHICLE LOCKING & SECURITY
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WARE 146B
A
Security systems.
The Anti Theft Systems fitted to the vehicle are
designed to minimise the risk of unauthorised
operation without using a correctly coded
remote key or ignition key. On all models the
remote key operates the central door locking
system. Each ignition key contains a
transponder which the security system
recognises.
An alarm upgrade system, fitted to some
models, provides perimeter protection of the
vehicle by switches covering the doors, bonnet
and boot, and interior ultrasonic detection of
movement in the driver’s compartment. When
this system is armed, if someone breaks into the
vehicle, opens the bonnet, boot or a door, the
hazard warning lights will flash and an alarm will
sound at full power for 30 seconds and then
stop, re-arming itself against any further
intrusion. However, the engine immobiliser will
continue to prevent the vehicle from being
driven away.
How to turn off ultrasonic detection
If required, the ultrasonic sensors may be
temporarily switched off - press lock button 4
times within 30 seconds, they will be re-enabled
next time alarm is set.
Remote key fobs
The battery operated, remote key fob emits a
coded radio signal which operates the security
and locking system when the key buttons are
pressed while adjacent to the vehicle. Whilst the
key buttons are pressed a small light (A) in the
key will illuminate to confirm the remote key is
operating.
Note: Avoid inadvertent and repeated pressing
of the remote key buttons, as ultimately this
could stop the security system responding
without being reprogrammed.
Keep remote keys clean and dry (shake off any
water which does get onto a key before
operating it), and never expose the keys to a
temperature exceeding 60°C (140°F).
Do not suspend or swing about your key ring
from the remote key fob. Take care not to trap,
crush or squash the remote key fob. Keep it dry
and do not immerse in liquid of any sort. Any
damage caused in this way may not be covered
by warranty.
If the battery in the remote key fob becomes
discharged the small light (A) will flash when the
key buttons are pressed. When this happens,
replace the battery in the remote key
(see page 7) before the battery becomes
fully discharged.
Remote key replacement
A maximum of four remote keys can be
programmed to operate the vehicle security
system. When a new or replacement remote key
is required it will be necessary for your dealer to
reprogramme all the remote keys at the same
time.

VEHICLE LOCKING & SECURITY
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Arming and disarming the system
To lock the vehicle and arm the security system,
close the windows, vacate the vehicle and
ensure the doors, bonnet and boot lid are fully
closed before pressing the remote key button
(A) while adjacent to the vehicle. The light (B) in
the key will illuminate to confirm the key is
operating.
The hazard lights will flash once and any door
operated interior lights will go out.
If any door or the boot is open, hazard lights will
flash 5 times and the central door locking will
not operate.
To unlock the vehicle press the button (C) on
the remote key. The hazard lights will flash
twice, the doors will unlock and the interior
lights will come on.
WARE 395
B
A
C

VEHICLE LOCKING & SECURITY
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Remote key batteries
Replace 23A 12V battery by removing the screw
in the back cover (A). Remove the battery (B)
from the terminals. Insert the new battery
ensuring the “+” positive marking is as shown.
Screw the cover back on tightly. Always use an
LTI specified battery.
CAUTION: Carefully dispose of the old
battery. Battery may explode if
recharged, incinerated or short
circuited.
WARE 396
B
A

VEHICLE LOCKING & SECURITY
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Security system fault diagnosis
The security system installed in your vehicle
should give satisfactory service providing the
key fobs and ignition keys are treated with
reasonable care.
The following diagnosis chart may assist the
resolution of any unusual events which may
occur when using the system. Any problems
with the system which cannot be overcome by
following the procedures shown should be
referred to your Dealer for attention at the
earliest possible opportunity.
Remote key fails
to lock/unlock
the vehicle doors
Vehicle will not
start
Alarm upgrade
(where fitted)
activates with no
apparent cause
Symptom Check Remedy
Remote key may be wet Shake the remote key dry and re-try
Possible interference from high powered
local radio equipment Press the remote key a few times until the system activates
Check function of remote key (see page 5) If the battery is discharged replace the
battery in the remote key. If still inoperative,
try another remote key.
Use a multimeter to check the vehicle
battery is not below 9 volts Charge/replace the vehicle battery
Check vehicle ignition is switched off Turn off the vehicle ignition
Inertia switch has tripped Press top of it
Check above two items, if vehicle still fails
to start
Check Security LED is not flashing rapidly
Use another key
If still fails to start contact Dealer or recovery
organisation
Check all doors, bonnet, boot, centre
partition, windows (and sunroof) are fully
closed
Close the opening and re-arm the system
Check for moving objects in vehicle, air
fresheners etc. hanging from mirror Remove item and re-arm the system
People, pets etc. in vehicle Use the option to turn off the ultrasonic
detection system while vehicle is occupied
see page 5
Check all doors/boot and bonnet open Close the opening
5 Flashes on
Direction Indicators