Proton Jumbuck Specifications
Proton is a Malaysian car manufacturer that started in 1983 with the aim of creating a national car. Since then, Proton has expanded to provide a plethora of different models to Australia. The 2011 Proton Jumbuck is a light-duty truck that provides drivers with a versatile vehicle.
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Brakes, Suspension and Steering
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The front end for the Proton Jumbuck utilizes disc brakes and the suspension is made of an independent, McPherson strut-type coil spring. For the rear end, the suspension is a rigid axle and leaf spring system, while the braking system uses drum brakes. A rack-and-pinion steering system is standard for Jumbuck trucks, employing power steering to achieve a turning circle of 33.46 feet. The steering column is collapsible, reducing the risk for drivers in the event of an accident.
Dimensions
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The wheelbase of a Proton Jumbuck truck measures 102.36 inches. The vehicle is 175.39 inches in length, the height is 55.91 inches and the width is 55.91 inches. Rear track for the Jumbuck is 58.66 inches, the front track is 57.09 inches and the ground clearance is 6.69 inches. The payload for the GLi model weighs 1,257 lbs. and the GLSi has a payload of 1,235 lbs. In terms of curb weight, the GLSi weighs 2,326 lbs., while the GLi has a payload of 2,304 lbs.
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Engine
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The Proton Jumbuck trucks use a 4G15P Step III motor. This engine has a five-speed manual transmission, a multi-point fuel injection system with a displacement measuring 1,468 ccm. The maximum torque created is 91.46 pound-feet at 3,000 rpm and the maximum power measures 85.83 hp at 6,000 rpm. Depth for the stroke measures 3.23 inches and the bore is 2.97 inches in diameter. The capacity of the fuel tank is 13.21 gallons.
Features
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Proton Jumbucks feature air-conditioning and a three-spoke steering wheel that is tilt adjustable. The GLi model has bucket seats that are upholstered with vinyl; the GLSi features velour upholstery. Front seats and headrests can be adjusted for comfort. Jumbuck GLSi vehicles are equipped with powered front windows and exterior mirrors. The bumpers for the GLSi are two-tone, while the GLi bumpers are color-coded. The GLSi features wheel arch moldings, as well as side-protection moldings.
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