MILCOTS Intro

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2003 LUVW MIL COTS OPERATORS FAMILIARIZATION COURSE Instructor: Chris Parris Duration 0800 - ?

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Course Description This course will provide details on the operation and regular maintenance of the new GM 2003 LUVW MIL COTS vehicle. Vehicle control systems, and their function will be detailed for proper vehicle operation, passenger safety and maximum vehicle life. Upon completion of this familiarization course, the operator will be able to fully utilize the many vehicle functions and systems for optimum performance in most conditions.

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Course Objectives Upon completion of this course the candidate will be able to: Identify and understand Driver Information Centre (DIC), it’s operation and function. Identify important vehicle safety features and controls. Identify the military options of the vehicle and their controls. Locate engine and transmission information Understand the proper vehicle operating parameters and specs. Inspect fluid levels of all intricate components (trans, engine windshield washer. Understand Air bag operation and safety considerations Understand Anti-Lock Brake operation and safety considerations

(Military, Commercial Off-the–Shelf) : 

(Military, Commercial Off-the–Shelf) MIL COTS(Cargo)

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MIL COTS (Cable Layer) Prototype

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The 2003 LUVW MIL COTS (ECC 123604, 123605, and 123606) is a military pickup truck and is derived from the standard General Motors commercial vehicle Silverado. The pickup is a 2500HD Silverado based cargo/troop carrier. The vehicle chassis is also used for the Military Police package. All vehicles have rugged designs and have the capability to travel on all types of roads with INFREQUENT OFF- ROAD TRAVEL. They can ford water obstacles for up to three minutes without stalling at depths of 51 cm (20 in) at 8 km (5 mph). These limits are met without causing permanent damage or requiring immediate maintenance. Vehicle General Information

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Pickup vehicles are equipped with a Duramax 6.6L Turbo diesel engine with a 5-speed Allison automatic transmission and 2-speed transfer case. The vehicles have pintle hooks with a max trailer weight (on highway) of 10,000lbs (4536 kg). Payload capacity is 3,200 lbs (1454 kg) for the pickup vehicle. Each vehicle is equipped with heavy-duty shocks front and rear, 4- wheel anti-lock brakes, a locking differential, on-off road tires, front and rear clevis/tie-downs, blackout lighting and under body skid plates. A slave receptacle is mounted on the front of the vehicles, protected by a radiator brush guard. All pickup vehicles have cargo tie down points on the bed floor. And a specially upgraded electrical system can handle 24V communications equipment and charging of the 24V battery. Vehicle General Information

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PERORMANCE FACTORS AT GROSS WEIGHT Cruising Range: City Driving (avg speed 50 km/h) – 423 km Hwy Driving (avg speed 80 km/h) – 492 km Maximum Speed - 135 km Fording Depth - 51 CM Tire Pressures: Front - 68 psi. Rear - 80 psi. Vehicle General Information

Your vehicle may be equipped with any combination of options. There are two basic configurations; one is the cargo/troop carrier and the other would be a Military Police package. This list represents the basic military options that will be found on this vehicle: : 

Your vehicle may be equipped with any combination of options. There are two basic configurations; one is the cargo/troop carrier and the other would be a Military Police package. This list represents the basic military options that will be found on this vehicle: Military Equipment Options Blackout (B/O) Lighting 24V Generator NATO Slave Start Heavy Duty Front Bumper with Brush Guard and Clevis/Tie Downs Heavy Duty Rear Bumper with Clevis/Tie Downs and Receiver Trailer Hitch Pintle Hook Trailer Lights Connection with 24/12 volt electrical package Weapon Mounts

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Military Equipment Options We will look at all of these features in detail in their specific system sections. Transmission/Transfer Case/Differential Filters Government Data Plate Rear Shock Covers Cargo Tie-Downs Rear Calliper Covers Fuel Fired Coolant Heater Locking Rear Access Cargo Box Topper Brake Line/Hose Cover Under body Protection Antenna/Light Bar Military Police (MP) Option

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Vehicle Identification number VIN Government & Vehicle Data Plates

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Vehicle Identification number VIN Government & Vehicle Data Plates

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The eighth character in the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) identifies the engine. Adhesive-backed labels attached to the engine, laser etching or stampings on the engine block indicate the engine unit number/date code. All engines are stamped with a VIN derivative. A Transmission ID Tag and a VIN Derivative stamp are located on the transmission case. Engine /Transmission ID VIN & Derivative Location

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SPID Label The vehicle SPID (Service Parts Identification) label is part of the vehicle build and is located in the glove box. This label contains key information as well as the RPO (Regular Production Option) codes that help identify the systems and subsystems built into the vehicle. Government & Vehicle Data Plates

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The vehicle certification label is located on the drivers side door pillar and displays another set of specific information required to operate and maintain the vehicle to its highest level. Some of the information shown is: The Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) The Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) -- Front and Rear The vehicle's payload rating The original equipment tire sizes and recommended tire pressures Gross vehicle weight (GVW) is the weight of the vehicle and everything it carries. Include the following items when figuring the GVW: The base vehicle weight (factory weight) The weight of all vehicle accessories, like the winches or the plows The weight of the driver and the passengers The weight of the cargo Certification Label Government & Vehicle Data Plates

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Certification Label Government & Vehicle Data Plates

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Labels The equalizer label is located on the side of the equalizer. This label includes information on model number, serial number and voltage specifications.

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Labels Owner/User’s Label

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Your vehicle has components and labels that use symbols instead of text. Symbols, used on your vehicle, are shown in the following table along with the text describing the operation or information relating to a specific component, control, message, gauge or indicator. If you need help figuring out a specific name of a component, gauge or indicator reference the following topics are in your Operators Manual: Seats and Restraint Systems Features and Controls Instrument Panel Overview Climate Controls Warning Lights, Gauges and Indicators Audio System(s) Engine Compartment Overview Vehicle Safety Symbols

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The 24V battery caution label is placed on the radiator support ahead of the 24V battery. This battery is on the left side of the engine compartment. Vehicle Safety Symbols

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QUESTIONS