Rok_Dr’s Exceedingly Unofficial Owner’s Manual Supplement

ANNML · Oct 4, 2024

Just discovered the existence of this manual today. Thank you so much for all of your hard work!

Rok_Dr · Oct 8, 2024

The latest edition of the manual (V5.0) has been released. Changes since the last update include:

Edits, corrections, reformatting and section renumbering.
Sect 9.6 Update torque settings.
Sect 9.7. Merging wheel specifications with other specifications & breaking out to separate tables.
Sect 15.2. New tyre pressure links.
Sect 14.3.2. Passenger airbag switching on/off.
Sect 8. Smartpass cut in/out charging voltages.
Sect 11 and Appendix 3. Update trailer connectors.
Sect 13.9.5 & 15.2. Rear seat removal link.
Appendix 2. Update fuse table with NAS vehicle changes. Add relay listing.

Download using the updated link in post #1. If you have any problems downloading please let me know.

Thank you all for your positive feed back, contributions and suggestions, it's really appreciated.

Further corrections, feedback and contributions are always welcomed.

Enjoy!

Cheers
Steve

weeman · Oct 14, 2024

Couple of small updates / fixes for the next version:

7.3. Pre-Fuse Box Interior - This section metions the optional 60amp ZCASE fuse is M6. In mine, this 60amp fuse is actually an M8, whereas the 80amp for the high load aux fuxe box is the M6. You can see this in the pictures from fuse / busbar thread. This needs updating in table 5 as well.

Also there are several mentions to the fuse sizes / types being in Table 4, whereas this is actually Table 5 now. References are in sections: 7.3, 7.4, 7.5, 9.2

7 Stud fuse box, you can see all bolts are the same size (M8):

5 stud fuse box, you can see the 80amp on the far right is an M6, whereas left 2 are M8 and then a M10 for the 350amp NATO connection:

TheDocAUS · Oct 14, 2024

There is some variation in stud size and configuration of busbars, so Rok Dr needs to be careful. Those images are my busbars from an AU Spec Trialmaster, Utility Wagon, with some extras. The far right of the 5 stud busbar now has a fuse for the twin ARB air compressor.

weeman · Oct 14, 2024

TheDocAUS said:
There is some variation in stud size and configuration of busbars, so Rok Dr needs to be careful. Those images are my busbars from an AU Spec Trialmaster with some extras. The far right of the 5 stud busbar now has a fuse for the twin ARB air compressor.

Ah, that makes more sense then. My busbars are exactly the same as yours in a 2 seater Trialmaster. I thought the far right stud was an M10 hole. Where did you source the bolt and fuse from or do you use an M8 fuse?

TheDocAUS · Oct 14, 2024

weeman said:
Ah, that makes more sense then. My busbars are exactly the same as yours in a 2 seater Trialmaster. I thought the far right stud was an M10 hole. Where did you source the bolt and fuse from or do you use an M8 fuse?

I bought a spare busbar! I used the bolt and then put the rest into my spares kit. It was the only real option I had. I bought the 5 stud, rather than the 7 stud, to save a few dollars. Littelfuse should offer a better alternative. Someone has used a plain bolt, certainly a way cheaper option.

What I should do is get another bolt out of the busbar and go to the Bolt Barn and get them to match it. Then everyone else can save big $

Clark Kent · Oct 14, 2024

weeman said:
Ah, that makes more sense then. My busbars are exactly the same as yours in a 2 seater Trialmaster. I thought the far right stud was an M10 hole. Where did you source the bolt and fuse from or do you use an M8 fuse?

The Littelfuse studs are catalogued by Mouser Electronics but only the M6 is stocked.

M10. PN 908-068
M8. PN 908-067
M6. PN 908-066

US store: https://www.mouser.com/c/?q=908-066

PN Reference: https://m.littelfuse.com/products/d...modules/fuse-only-pdms/zcase-fhz/908-068.aspx

euroflo · Oct 14, 2024

Can I make a suggestion for an amendment...
Oil capacity for the diesel at least
on road 7 litres
Off road 8 litres...

Eric · Oct 15, 2024

euroflo said:
Can I make a suggestion for an amendment...
Oil capacity for the diesel at least
on road 7 litres
Off road 8 litres...

I thought for the diesel oil it was
on road 7l, off road 7.5l

euroflo · Oct 15, 2024

Eric said:
I thought for the diesel oil it was
on road 7l, off road 7.5l

So did I but it asked for more,

DenisM · Oct 15, 2024

FWIW: My diesel Grenadier was loaded with 8L by the dealer at the 15k service

ORSO · Oct 18, 2024

In my case too, 8 litres were added during the service but after a few hundred kilometres the high engine oil warning appeared and I had to remove half a litre from the inspection plug using a small tube and a syringe.

bakepl · Oct 18, 2024

ORSO said:
In my case too, 8 litres were added during the service but after a few hundred kilometres the high engine oil warning appeared and I had to remove half a litre from the inspection plug using a small tube and a syringe.

Yes. From service vehicle said needed +500ml for offroad. Added said 500ml. Drove for 20 minutes and warning of oil overfull came up. ffs. Removed 250ml and ok.

On an aside. When I did my own oil change I removed 7.1 litres and replaced with the same amount and all was good for offroad level.

Rok_Dr · Oct 20, 2024

I've been away at a conference in Adelaide for the last week so am finally catching up on posts. I met up again with a colleague from NSW there and was pleasantly surprised to find that he also owns a grenadier and is @GeoBike on the Forum.

Anyway back to business. Many thanks for the update suggestions @weeman. As @TheDocAUS also mentioned, I am seeing some variation in the fuse and wiring configurations between vehicles, especially with MY24 cars. From other posts on the forum I thought I had the stud sizes correct but will check against my vehicle now I have some low profile Torx bits and can remove the underseat trims. Good catch on the table cross references as well, the Word cross referencencing had broken for that section.

Thanks for the feedback about off road oil capacities @euroflo. I'll add a note about the additional off road top up but won't put an actual figure in as people are reporting a bit of variation which I can't explain.

Finally if you post links to the manual elsewhere in the forum please link to post #1 on this thread, Don't use the google drive link in post 1 as this changes with each version.

Cheers

Steve

Rok_Dr · Nov 9, 2024

I'm still a while away from another update but in the last couple of week have noted the following:

Owners manuals for some markets have been updated to V2. The updated NAS manual can be found in the Resources Section of the forum (https://www.theineosforum.com/resources/owners-manual-my24-us-updated.61/), while the UK manual can be downloaded from https://ineosautomotive.stylelabs.cloud/api/public/content/0b3d285214dd41bbabf0623ed71b93a2. Unfortunately I haven't found an updated document for Australia or checked non English Ineos websites.. Overall the update has added a lot of information that was missing from the first versions, but there are still substantial gaps.
Fuses. in the current version of the manual (V5) I noted fuse changes for NAS spec vehicles in the fuse appendix. It appears from the updated UK owners manual these changes are common to all MY24 vehicles.

Cheers
Steve

Bluesurf · Monday at 10:27 PM

I hope someone on this Forum can give me some direction. I hooked up Fog lamps on the front bumper. I went into the drivers side of the engine bay. I found the Black & Purple wires and connected my black to the black and the white to the purple. There was a bolt sticking out on the steel fender and I put my power relay on it and added a bolt and tightened it down. Is there something more to be done to get the EX1 to turn on my lights? I switched on the power button next to EX1. Is there a fuse for the purple and black wire? Is it already there? This should have been so easy but is wasn't.

Bluesurf · Monday at 10:47 PM

MTNDOG said:
Power on? Should be next to EXT1

yes, I turned the power button on and the ignition running, nothing. I wonder if an issue with the purple and black wire, tomorrow I'll go direct to battery leads under the hood, if this works something must be wrong with the purple and black?

TheDocAUS · Monday at 10:58 PM

Do you have the aux power option, if yes, there are then two sets of wire ends under the bonnet. EXT1 and EXT5. Extract from Guide here:

Both EXT1 and EXT5 are fused. This info is the Rok Dr Guide. EXT5 fuse is located here.

MTNDOG · Monday at 11:05 PM

Bluesurf said:
yes, I turned the power button on and the ignition running, nothing. I wonder if an issue with the purple and black wire, tomorrow I'll go direct to battery leads under the hood, if this works something must be wrong with the purple and black?

Any chance you got the wires for EXT5 instead of EXT1? I have not gone looking for either set of wires so have no idea how close they are together.

TheDocAUS said:
Do you have the aux power option, if yes, there are then two sets of wire ends under the bonnet. EXT1 and EXT5. Extract from Guide here:

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Both EXT1 and EXT5 are fused. This info is the Rok Dr Guide.

Would they be different colors tho? That is what I was trying to figure out.

TheDocAUS · Monday at 11:09 PM

The 10 amp wires (EXT1) are thinner than the 25 amp circuit (EXT5). If you see both sets of wires next to each other it is easy to tell the difference.

Probably using different colours to distinguish between different wire ends in the wiring loom, but only INEOS knows that.

I think EXT1 fuse is FI28 (but check). EXT5 fuse location is FL03:

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