Help a new owner without a manual.
01-01-2005, 01:53 PM
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Help a new owner without a manual.
I have a couple of questions.
First : The Compas has two buttons (Set & Mode) What are functions. If i hold one of them down is says "Zone 8" or something.
Second is there anyway to change the trip counter to show Km instead of miles?
Third: In the Boot therī* a On and Off button i know it has something to do with the rear suspension. How does that work. When i press the buttons itī* a clicking sound nothing happens. Is mine broken? How does it work?
Itī* my first Bonneville, and they werenīt sold here in Sweden, so itī* not much knowledge about these cars here.
I have a -93 SSE
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First : The Compas has two buttons (Set & Mode) What are functions. If i hold one of them down is says "Zone 8" or something.
Second is there anyway to change the trip counter to show Km instead of miles?
Third: In the Boot therī* a On and Off button i know it has something to do with the rear suspension. How does that work. When i press the buttons itī* a clicking sound nothing happens. Is mine broken? How does it work?
Itī* my first Bonneville, and they werenīt sold here in Sweden, so itī* not much knowledge about these cars here.
I have a -93 SSE
:P
01-01-2005, 02:13 PM
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http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/techinfo/?article=77
Fort the owner'* manual.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/techinfo/?article=21
For the compass.
The button in the 'boot' (trunk
) is the utility inflator. It uses the same compressor the ELC uses to keep the rear of the car level using air-assisted gas struts. When you press the on button, you hear the selector solonoid valve diverting air from the struts to the inflator. Hook up a hose and air up anything you like up to 70psi, including your tires 
Fort the owner'* manual.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/techinfo/?article=21
For the compass.
The button in the 'boot' (trunk
) is the utility inflator. It uses the same compressor the ELC uses to keep the rear of the car level using air-assisted gas struts. When you press the on button, you hear the selector solonoid valve diverting air from the struts to the inflator. Hook up a hose and air up anything you like up to 70psi, including your tires
01-01-2005, 05:28 PM
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Thanks for the quick and superb answers!!
Sorry about my spelling, my mother tounge is Swedish as you understand, and we only get to learn some English in school and watching movies
Sorry about my spelling, my mother tounge is Swedish as you understand, and we only get to learn some English in school and watching movies
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