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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. |
| === Intake === | === Intake === | ||
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| <WRAP hide_borders> | <WRAP hide_borders> | ||
| | **Red Indicator Light** | At top left of fuse panel. Unknown use. See [[# | | **Red Indicator Light** | At top left of fuse panel. Unknown use. See [[# | ||
| - | | **Fuel Pump Switch** | Used to activate/ | + | | **Fuel Pump...** | See [[# |
| - | | **Rally Lights | + | | **Rally Lights...** | See [[# |
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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, | + | **Rally Computers |
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| - | **Communications | + | |
| ==== More Information Needed ==== | ==== More Information Needed ==== | ||
| === Seats === | === Seats === | ||
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| === Electrical === | === Electrical === | ||
| 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, | 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, | ||
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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 == | ||
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| === Suspension === | === Suspension === | ||
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| === Exhaust === | === Exhaust === | ||
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