Stallion SLC938 Manuel utilisateur

Model: SLC938

Sunliner Coach - Corona, California U.S.A.

Sunliner Coach (a Stallion Bus Industries Company) is pleased to provide you, our

customer, with the highest quality product available on the market today. We strive to

ensure that all our vehicles meet or exceed all applicable Federal, State, and Local laws

and statutes for safety and operability for varied on-the-road usage requirements.

The vehicles manufactured by Sunliner Coach are constructed with ease of operation

and economical durability in mind, for the life of the coach and its operating systems.

We take great pride in producing a cost-effective product for your use and for the safety

and comfort of your passengers.

Every component of this transportation system is vital to the safety and durability of this

vehicle and at no time should any system or part be neglected, removed, or altered in

any manner that will compromise safety or operability of the vehicle or the safety and

well-being of passengers and the operator.

It is the responsibility of the owner of this coach to maintain all systems and

components in serviceable and working condition. Always maintain and operate this

coach with parts and information provided by Sunliner Coach for many years of trouble-

free driving, and a safe and comfortable travel experience.

PLEASE READ BEFORE OPERATING THIS VEHICLE

THIS OPERATOR MANUAL MUST REMAIN WITH THE VEHICLE THROUGHOUT ITS

SERVICE LIFE, AND MUST BE TRANSFERRED TO ANY FUTURE OWNERS OR

OPERATORS AS AN IMPORTANT PART OF THIS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM.

Stallion Bus Industries (“the manufacturer”) will, at its discretion, add to or edit this

document as needed to provide the owner with any updates required by law or with

information affecting the operation or safety of this coach. Stallion Bus Industries

reserves all rights to this document in its entirety, and any copying, duplication, or

changes to this manual are strictly prohibited, unless specific permission is granted by

the manufacturer to the licensed operator or owner of this coach. Please submit any

questions regarding this document to:

Stallion Bus Industries

1592 Jenks Dr. Corona, CA 92880

(951) 737-7777

http://www.stallionbus.com

THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING STALLION BUS PRODUCTS FOR YOUR TRANSPORTATION NEEDS.

GENERAL INFORMATION

EXTERIOR COMPONENTS

INTERIOR COMPONENTS

CONTROLS

MECHANICAL

TRANSMISSION

ELECTRICAL

ACCESSORIES / OPTIONS

1- GENERAL INFORMATION

Sunliner Coach - Corona, California U.S.A.

GENERAL INFORMATION

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (VIN)

The Vehicle Identification Number is stamped on a plate located inside the vehicle on the upper step

adjacent to the curbside wall.

The D.O.T. Certification Plate certifies that the vehicle complies with all Federal Motor Vehicle Safety

Standards for operation of a vehicle on public roadways in effect at the time of manufacture. This plate is

located on the first step on the aisle side of the driver’s seat.

Information such as manufacturer’s name and address, date of manufacture, gross vehicle weight, tire

type and pressures, and are also on this plate. Refer to the VIN whenever requesting service parts, recall

information.

GENERAL INFORMATION

The ultimate responsibility for the safe operation of a motor vehicle is the duty of the operator. In

the case of motor coach transport, many individual lives may be endangered if certain common-

sense items are ignored or dismissed. Due to the nature of tort law and damages compensation

law, it is of the utmost importance that you, the operator, take it upon yourself to insure that your

vehicle and all of its systems are in operable condition and have been maintained to all pertinent

specifications of the manufacturer and state and federal regulations.

Before operating the vehicle, be sure to check the following:

•Tires – visually inspect for damage, low pressure, or uneven wear. If applicable per your

operating agency, check the tire pressures and adjust as required.

•Inspect underside of coach for any fluid leaks or damage. Check undercarriage for

obstructions and debris.

•Make sure that windshield, exterior mirrors, headlights, and windows are clean.

•Check all lights (interior, exterior, and instruments) for function

•Adjust exterior and interior mirrors for best view from the driver’s position

•Walk down the aisle and check for loose items on the seats, stanchions, and overhead

storage areas. Secure any loose items before travel.

•Check all emergency exits and windows

•Inspect for presence and contents of First Aid Kit.

•Visually check the fire extinguisher for service pressure and inspection date.

•Test the entertainment system and public address system for function.

•Check function of lavatory (if so equipped)

After starting the vehicle, check the following:

•Check for any service lamps or warning lights

•Listen for any unusual sounds or engine noise

•Adjust seat for best driving position and comfort

•Check function of brakes and brake system air pressure

•Test air conditioning and heating

PRE-TRIP INSPECTION CHECKLIST

DATE ________________ VEHICLE ____________________

MILEAGE: START: _________________ END: ____________________

DAILY TOTAL: _________________

INSPECT AND CHECK BELOW: NOTE DEFECTS BELOW:

MECHANICAL

1. ENGINE OIL ______________________ __________________________

2. COOLANT LEVEL _________________ __________________________

3. WASHER FLUID LEVEL ____________ __________________________

4. HYDRAULIC OIL __________________ __________________________

5. BELTS, HOSES ___________________ __________________________

6. ENGINE GENERAL ________________ __________________________

7. BRAKES _________________________ __________________________

8. STEERING _______________________ __________________________

9. TRANSMISSION ___________________ __________________________

EXTERIOR

1. TIRES __________________________ __________________________

2. MIRRORS _______________________ __________________________

3. HEADLIGHTS ____________________ __________________________

4. TAIL LIGHTS _____________________ __________________________

5. BODY DAMAGE ___________________ __________________________

6. WINDSHIELD WIPERS _____________ __________________________

7. DOORS & WINDOWS _______________ __________________________

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

1. FIRE EXTINGUISHER ______________ __________________________

2. FLARES _________________________ __________________________

3. FIRST AID KIT ____________________ __________________________

4. RADIO __________________________ __________________________

5. WHEELCHAIR LIFT ________________ __________________________

6. EMERGENCY EXITS _______________ __________________________

MAINTENANCE ITEMS: _____________________________________________________

FUEL ADDED: _______________ GAL. OIL ADDED: _______________ QT.

MILEAGE AT FUELING: ________________ OTHER MAINT.: __________________

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DRIVER SIGNATURE MECHANIC SIGNATURE

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

In the event of accident, if the vehicle can be moved over to the shoulder of the road or at

least out of traffic flow, DO SO IMMEDIATELY.

IF SAFE TO DO SO, request that all passengers exit the vehicle and stand away from the

vehicle until it is secured.

•Make sure that all passengers exit the vehicle in an orderly and safe manner.

•Check for injuries among the passengers

•If there are any special needs passengers (non-ambulatory, wheelchair-bound), seek help

from fellow passengers to remove them from the vehicle.

•Triage any injuries – anyone bleeding or unconscious must be attended to first.

•Radio or call for medical personnel immediately if there are any injured passengers.

•Administer first aid until professional medical help arrives.

In the event of fire, get the vehicle out of traffic IMMEDIATELY.

•Park in an open area away from underpasses or bridges if possible.

•Shut down the vehicle.

•Open the doors and make sure that all passengers exit the vehicle in an orderly and safe

manner. Direct all passengers away from the vehicle and a safe distance from the roadway.

•Call for assistance from firefighters and emergency personnel.

•DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PUT OUT AN ENGINE FIRE WITH THE PORTABLE FIRE

EXTINGUISHER. This unit is for small, localized fires only.

•If possible, turn off the electrical disconnect switch in the engine compartment. DO NOT

ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE REAR ENGINE DOOR IF THE VEHICLE IS ENGULFED IN

FLAMES.

If the vehicle has rolled over or has gone off the road, direct passengers to the doors,

emergency exit windows, or roof hatches. Assist all passengers with egress, then call for help.

As in the previous sections, triage any injuries and administer first aid until emergency

personnel arrive.

MAINTEMANCE MANUAL:

Refer to Freightliner’s Shuttle Bus Chassis Operator’s and Maintenance Manual

furnished with your Sunliner Coach. The follow maintenance operations must be

included ;

Fastener Torque Checking: Bus Body to Chassis Anchorage fasteners must be torqued

at the recommended intervals. Maintenance interval for this operation is M2.

Same procedure as 31-01 frame fastener torque checking is to follow, always be sure to

check bus frame to chassis rail anchorage at front and back of pass-through luggage

compartment.

Torque Specifications: Table 5 for ASME Thread Fasteners with dry plain threads.

Flanged Grade 8 Bolt , Grade G nut 5/8-11 : 190 lbf-ft ( 258 N-m)

Torque Specifications: Table 6 for Metric Thread Fasteners with plated threads.

Class 10.9 Bolt , Class 10 Nut M 16-2.0 : 148 lbf-ft (201 N-m)

Drive Belt Inspecting: Air Conditioner Compressor and Alternator drive belts must be

check at the recommended intervals. Maintenance interval for this operation is M1.

COACH CARE & MAINTENANCE

CLEANING

The cleaning information provided in this section is

regarded as recommended cleaning practices.

Cleaning results will vary depending on the age

and condition of the material to be cleaned and the

condition of the stain. Always clean stains promptly

to prevent setting or etching into the material.

NOTE: Never use stain protection products on new

fabrics. To prevent permanent staining of fabrics,

clean stains as soon as possible. Incorrect

treatment of stains can lead to permanent

discoloration or worse staining. Refer to a cleaning

specialist for removal of stubborn stains.

Caution: Custom fabrics and materials may

require different cleaning and maintenance

practices. Consult your dealer for specialized

cleaning requirements.

SEAT UPHOLSTERY

Firmly beat the fabric with a wood paddle or similar

blunt object to loosen superficial dust and dirt.

Vacuum the seat fabric in the direction of the

stitching using an upholstery nozzle.

Note: The abrasive nature of dirt and dust will

reduce fabric life. Always vacuum upholstery

regularly.

Removal of Stains and Marks

Use one of the two methods described below to

remove stains from wool plush fabrics:

Method One:

1. Apply a non-flammable solvent, such as dry-

cleaning solvent (Perchloroethylene) to the

stained area with a clean white rag.

2. Wipe the stain, starting at the outer edges and

working inward, frequently turning the cloth.

3. Blot the stained area frequently with a dry white

cloth to prevent stain rings from excess solvent.

Warning: Use solvents in a well-ventilated area,

away from ignition sources and open flame. Keep

all windows and doors of the vehicle being cleaned

open – use appropriate breathing apparatus or

fume masks.

Method Two:

1. Wet the stain with a solution of household

detergent and lukewarm water. Do not flood or

over-soak the stain.

2. Wipe the stain with a damp cloth, rinsing

the cloth after each application.

Caution: Do not use soap, soap powder,

ammonia, bleach, or any cleaning products

containing these ingredients.

Beverage Stains

Remove beverage stains as per method one. If the

stain persists, repeat method one using methylated

spirits (95% ethanol) in place of solvent.

Alcoholic Beverage Stains

Remove these stains by wetting the stain with

water, then cleaning per method two.

Burns

Scrape the burned area using a knife or razor

blade, the cleaning per method two. Consult an

upholstery specialist if the burned area is

extensive.

Cosmetics

Remove stains left by cosmetics by using method

one followed by method two.

Ink Stains

Remove ink stains by following method two. If stain

persists, apply a warm oxalic acid solution. Rinse

thoroughly with lukewarm water.

Blood, Urine, or Vomit

Remove by sponging or wiping away excess solid

matter first. Then clean per method two.

Copying Ink / Ball-Point Pen Ink

Treat with methylated spirits, blotting frequently to

prevent stain spread, followed by method two.

Felt-Tip Pen Ink / Permanent Marker Ink

Wipe thoroughly with a clean cloth soaked in MEK,

followed by method two.

Oil, Grease, and Paint

Remove excess using a knife. Treat per method

one followed by method two. Repeat if stain

persists.

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