Iveco Daily User Instructions

This video provides user instructions for the Iveco Daily: the gearbox has 6 speeds (there is also an automated version, indicating the current gear on the cluster, with various driving modes such as Eco and Power). The particulate reduction system uses urea, which is filled from the passenger side, in the tank with the blue cap. The cluster displays the percentage of urea, any open doors, date, mileage, and time. A summary of the various warning lights is shown. Vehicle functionality checks are performed using the buttons on the dashboard: one button is for diagnostics, indicating any faults. You can deactivate the ASR (anti-slip regulation), as well as fog lights, rear fog lights, hazard lights, and adjust the front headlights. The cruise control is adjusted using a lever on the right side of the steering wheel; pull up to increase speed, push down to decrease speed; the central button sets the speed. Below the central control panel is the radio with Bluetooth and hands-free. At the bottom are the controls for the automatic climate control. Even lower, there are two convenient compartments, cup holders, card holders, a central storage compartment, and one on the side. There are also upper compartments on the passenger and driver sides. Don't forget the spacious compartments under the passenger seats. By folding down the backrest of the central seat, you have a table. Under the driver's seat is a drawer containing a reflective vest, tyre inflation valves, standard tools, a tow hook, a warning triangle, a wheel removal key, and a jack. The seat is sprung, with front adjustment, as well as depth and height adjustments. The battery compartment is located in the step.