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HOMESERVICE MANUALSSUBARU2016LEGACY 2.5IREPAIR AND DIAGNOSISELECTRICALGAUGESINSTRUMENTATION SYSTEM & DRIVER INFORMATION CENTERCOMBINATION METER SYSTEMOPERATIONSELF-DIAGNOSIS DISPLAY MODEMETER POINTER INDICATION CHECK
2016 Subaru Legacy 2.5i

Meter pointer indication check

2016 Subaru Legacy 2.5iSECTION Meter pointer indication check

In meter pointer indication check, the meter operation, warning/indicator light and fuel level warning light are checked.

NOTE: ILL indication illuminates at the same brightness as immediately before entering "Meter pointer indication check".
  1. Press the trip reset switch.
  2. After a buzzer sounds for 0.5 seconds and "STEP2" is displayed on TFT, the meter pointer indication check mode is initiated.
    Time (sec) Speedometer (km/h) Tachometer (r/min) Fuel gauge Engine coolant temperature gauge Fuel level warning light Warning/indicator light
    1.5 0 0 Lowest point Lowest point Light ON (1), (2)
    1.5 40 1, 000 E C Light ON
    1.5 100 4, 000 1/2 Starting point of the red line Light OFF
    1.5 140 8, 000 F H Light OFF
    1.5 100 4, 000 1/2 Starting point of the red line Light OFF
    1.5 40 1, 000 E C Light ON
    (1) Warning lights and indicator lights controlled by the meter drive circuit go off. < Ref. to SPECIFICATION , General Description. >
    (2) Warning lights and indicator lights controlled by other module are turned on/off according to the module control. < Ref. to SPECIFICATION , General Description. >
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