How to switch the display on JH6 instrument panel?
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Click on Hardware and Sound under the Control Panel, or click on Appearance and Personalization to switch and adjust. Click on Display, then locate and adjust the brightness slider in the illustration. Below are relevant details about the FAW JH6: 1. Weight: The FAW JH6 weighs 6.805 tons, with suspension options including multi-leaf springs, fewer-leaf springs, and air suspension for the drive axle. The use of fewer-leaf springs and air suspension can reduce the overall vehicle weight, freeing up more cargo capacity. This truck targets the long-haul transportation market, emphasizing lightweight design and time efficiency. To further enhance the vehicle's operating range and mileage, the manufacturer offers optional dual fuel tanks and dual fuel filler ports. 2. Design: The entire cab features a three-layer shock absorption design from inside to outside and bottom to top. Vibrations are filtered layer by layer, ensuring minimal noticeable vibration for the driver, resulting in a very comfortable experience. The JH6 Excellence Edition adopts a four-point air suspension design, further improving the cab's shock absorption performance. The driver's seat uses airbag shock absorption and supports six adjustment functions: tilt angle, height, back support, lumbar support, fore-aft movement, and backrest adjustment.
I've been driving the JH6 truck for several years, and switching the instrument display is actually quite simple, mainly using the button area on the left side of the steering wheel. Look for the small square button or roller on the steering wheel, press it or scroll up and down to cycle through modes like fuel consumption, mileage, speed, and driving time. Sometimes, if the display isn't clear, it might be due to aging buttons, and you'll need to get it checked at the shop. During long-distance driving, I make it a habit to regularly check the mileage and fuel level to ensure safety, but remember, it's best to stop the vehicle to avoid distractions while operating it. This can be a bit challenging for beginners, but with a few more practices, you'll get the hang of it.
