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1. Light signal switch lever.
2. Outdoor lighting switch.
3. Instrument cluster.
4. Ignition switch.
5. Hazard warning switch.
6. Windscreen wiper and washer switch lever.
7. Socket for installing radio equipment.
8. Central nozzles of the ventilation and heating system of the passenger compartment.
9. Nozzle closing levers.
10. Trip computer. Installed on request and designed to measure, accumulate and display one of seven parameters on a digital display:
- travel time;
- average speed of movement;
- the path traveled;
- total, average or current fuel consumption;
- current time.
Before the trip, pressing the "START" button sets all parameters to zero, except for "current fuel consumption" and "current time". The digital display sequentially indicates the parameter value after pressing the corresponding control button. When the ignition is turned off, the trip computer indicator turns off, but the accumulated information and the clock are saved. If the battery is disconnected, all accumulated information is lost.
11. Instrument panel.
12. Glove box.
13. Side nozzles of the ventilation and heating system of the passenger compartment.
14. Loudspeaker casing.
15. Magazine shelf.
16. Electric window switches are installed on cars equipped with electric window lifters for the front doors. When the upper or lower arm of the switch is pressed, the window is raised or lowered, respectively.
17. Cigarette lighter.
18. Control panel for the ventilation and heating system of the passenger compartment.
19. Gear shift lever.
20. Parking brake lever.
21. Ashtray.
22. Carburetor air damper control handle.
23. The headlight wiper and washer switch is installed on some vehicles. By pressing the switch button with the low beam on, the headlight wipers and washers are turned on.
24. Accelerator pedal.
25. Brake pedal.
26. Clutch pedal.
27. Sound signal switch.
28. Switch (controller) for instrument lighting.
29. Headlight range control handle.
30. Front seat heating switches are installed on vehicles equipped with a seat heating system and are turned on by pressing the lower arm of the key. The control lamp in the key itself signals that the heating is on.
31. Rear fog light switch.
32. The fog light switch is connected on vehicles with installed fog lights and is turned on by pressing the button when the outside lighting is on.
33. Rear window heating switch.
34. Hood lock drive lever.
35. The travel time button displays the time in hours and minutes up to 99.59, excluding stops and parking with the ignition off.
36. The average speed button displays the average speed of the vehicle in km/h, not including stops and parking with the ignition off.
37. The distance traveled button displays the distance traveled in km up to 999.9.
38. The total fuel consumption button displays fuel consumption in liters up to 624.9.
39. The average fuel consumption button indicates fuel consumption in l/100 km.
40. The current fuel consumption button displays the current fuel consumption in l/100 km at a vehicle speed of more than 10 km/h or in l/h at a vehicle speed of less than 10 km/h.
41. The current time button displays the time in hours and minutes up to 23.59.
42. Digital display.
43. "START" button.
44. Clock setting button.
45. Minute setting button.
Setting a new time value is done by successive pressing of the hour and minute setting buttons. Continuous pressing of the corresponding button increases the hour or minute readings by two digits per second. Pressing the "START" button resets the minutes and seconds digits (radio time reference).
46. Speedometer.
47. Trip meter reset handle. Resetting (zeroing) is done by turning the handle clockwise with the vehicle stopped.
48. Daily distance travelled counter.
49. Total distance traveled counter.
50. Fuel level indicator.
51. On-board control system.
52. The "TEST" indicator lights up in the self-monitoring mode of the alarms. After 4 seconds the indicator goes out and the alarms switch to the mode of indicating the actual parameters of the vehicle's systems and units.
53. The "STOP" sign lights up together with a control lamp or indicator, specifying the type of malfunction, without the elimination of which further movement is prohibited.
54. The indicator of failure of the brake light and parking light filaments lights up in case of failure of the brake light bulbs when the brake pedal is pressed or the parking light bulbs when the external lighting is turned on. It is connected to some of the vehicles produced.
55. The emergency brake system indicator lights up when the brake fluid level drops below the permissible limit.
56. The front brake pad wear indicator lights up when you press the brake pedal and stays on until the ignition is turned off if the front brake pad linings are worn out. Connected to vehicles equipped with pad wear sensors.
57. The low coolant level indicator lights up when the coolant level in the expansion tank drops below the "MIN" mark.
58. The low oil level indicator in the engine crankcase lights up if the oil level drops below the "MIN" mark on the indicator.
59. The low washer fluid level indicator in the windshield washer reservoir lights up when the fluid level drops below the permissible limit.
60. Coolant temperature gauge.
61. The tachometer indicates the engine crankshaft speed. The yellow zone of the scale indicates the engine operating mode with a high crankshaft speed, the red zone indicates dangerous modes for the engine.
62. Parking brake indicator lamp.
63. Backup indicator lamp.
64. Carburetor air damper indicator lamp.
65. The fuel reserve indicator lamp lights up if there is less than 4-6.5 liters of gasoline left in the fuel tank.
66. Oil pressure indicator lamp.
67. Right turn signal indicator light.
68. Battery charging indicator lamp.
69. Left turn signal indicator light.
70. Driver's seat belt warning light. Connected to vehicles equipped with seat belts with a driver's seat belt warning light.
71 Door open indicator lamp lights up when the doors are not fully closed. Connected to some vehicles produced.
72. Side light indicator lamp.
73. High beam indicator lamp.
74. Control lamp "CHECK ENGINE" (check the engine). Connects to vehicles equipped with a fuel injection system. The lamp lights up when the ignition is turned on and goes out after the engine starts. Lighting up or flashing of the lamp when the engine is running warns of a malfunction in the system, which must be eliminated at the nearest service center.