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 === Fuel === === Fuel ===
-A second, backup fuel pump was installed and could be manually activated by the driver.+A second, backup fuel pump was installed and could be manually activated by the driver. <del>reserve tank ????</del>
  
 === Intake === === Intake ===
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 <WRAP hide_borders> <WRAP hide_borders>
-| **Tachometer** | VDO | 400--7,000 rpm | |+| **Tachometer** | VDO | 400--7,000 rpm ||
 | **Oil Pressure** | VDO | 0--10 bar | Labelled: "''OEL-DRUCK''" | | **Oil Pressure** | VDO | 0--10 bar | Labelled: "''OEL-DRUCK''" |
 | **Oil Temperature** | VDO | 50--150 °C | Labelled: "''OEL-TEMP.''" | | **Oil Temperature** | VDO | 50--150 °C | Labelled: "''OEL-TEMP.''" |
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 **Ash Tray** --- Curiously, an ash tray was installed directly onto the plastic windshield defrost duct. **Ash Tray** --- Curiously, an ash tray was installed directly onto the plastic windshield defrost duct.
  
-**trip master rally computers, and radios** +**Rally Computers and Radio** --- Directly in front of the co-driver was mounted rally equipment and communications radio. Details/models are unknown. See [[#more_information_needed|More Information Needed]].
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-**Communications Radio** --- Directly in front of the co-driver was mounted a communications radio.+
 ==== More Information Needed ==== ==== More Information Needed ====
 === Seats === === Seats ===
-<del>The seat fabric appears to be from a late 1970s Audi. The foundation of the seat may be Audi as well, but is unknown.</del>+The exact origin of the seats remains unknown. The tan-coloured upholstery fabric and pattern are consistent with those used in late-1970s Audi models, while the seatbacks resemble those fitted to civilian Iltises, featuring integrated headrests and black plastic rear panels. However, the large side bolsters on the seat cushions differ from both of these designs, making a definitive identification difficult.
  
 === Electrical === === Electrical ===
-<del>Converted from 24 volt to 12 volt???</del>+As 1979 Bundeswehr-specification vehicles, the Iltises would originally have been equipped with 24-volt electrical systems. However, some of the additional rally equipment, including radios, auxiliary gauges, and rally lights, may have required 12-volt power. How this difference was accommodated remains uncertain. One possibility is that a voltage converter or separate 12-volt supply circuit was installed to power the additional equipment. Alternatively, the original 24-volt electrical system may have been replaced or extensively adapted to use the 12-volt system found in civilian Iltis models. 
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 +== Indicator Lights == 
 +Two red indicator lights are on the dash of Iltis No. 137 --- one at the top left of the fuse panel, and one on the gauge pod. The use of either is unknown. 
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 +== Rally Computers and Radio == 
  
 === Suspension === === Suspension ===
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 === Exhaust === === Exhaust ===
 +<del>was the exhaust larger</del>