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Head-Up Display (HUD)

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The instrument cluster head-up display (HUD) system projects selected driver information on the windshield and is viewed from the driver's seat. Information may be displayed in English or Metric units by pressing the E/M button. See Fig 1 . There are 4 major components to the HUD system. The HUD display unit, Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC), HUD control switch and windshield (labeled SHADED HUD on lower right side). There are 5 different HUD display modes. Press and hold the PAGE button on the LH switch assembly to select any of the following display modes:

While a minor gage is displayed, a quick tap of the PAGE button will allow you to select one of the following minor gage display modes:

HUD image can be manually moved up or down on windshield by pressing the DISPLAY UP or DOWN button. See Fig 2 . HUD system also contains a forward facing ambient light sensor which allows the HUD display image to adapt to ambient light intensity. The ambient light sensor is part of the HUD unit and is not serviced separately. HUD image brightness can be manually adjusted by rotating the dimmer switch located on the HUD switch assembly. The HUD image can be completely turned OFF by rotating the dimmer switch to the full clockwise position. HUD system performs a self test when the ignition is first turned on. All segments of display will illuminate for 3.5 seconds. After 3.5 seconds, HUD system will begin normal operation.

Fig 1: Identifying Driver's Information Center (DIC) Buttons
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Fig 2: Identifying Head-Up Display (HUD) Controls
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