light ARIEL ATOM 2 2006 Owners Manual

Page 11 of 79

5

DASH LAYOUT



The LCD panel includes readings for the total mileage , the trip odometer, the water temperature and the fuel
gauge. The fuel gauge will flash when the tank is app roaching empty. The panel settings are pre-programmed.
If you wish to modify the default settings, please con tact Brammo Motorsports for programming instructions.

NOTE: If your vehicle is equipped with non-canceling tur n signals, they must be cancelled manually.
1. Tachometer
2. Immobilizer
3. Charge System Warning
4. Parking Brake Indicator
5. Left Turn Signal
6. High Beam Indicator Light
7. Right Turn Signal
8. Lighting Indicator
9. Oil Pressure W arning
10. Speedometer
11. Turn Signal Switch
12. Horn
13. Engine Start Button
14. Ignition Power Switch
15. Emergency Flashers Button
16. Fog/Rain/Light
17. Marker/Lighting Selector/High
Beams
18. LCD Panel
19. Dash Programming Button

Page 15 of 79

9

START SEQUENCE




The
Remote Keyless Immobilizer
When the immobilzer
indicator light is flashing
moderately, the anti-theft
system is armed. The
flashing light will blink rapidly
when the ignition is on (the
system will still be armed).
To unarm the system, wave
the key fob in range of the
transponder antennae (#2 in
diagram). The light will go
off, and the car is then able
to start.
After you kill the ignition
switch the light will stay on
solid for 20 seconds.
If the starter switch is not
pushed within 20 seconds,
the system will re-arm, and
the sequence will need to be
repeated.

Page 18 of 79

12

BRAKE BEDDING PROCEDURES


Your Ariel Atom 2 will be delivered with set-up, test ing, and checks already completed by the factory; howeve r,
the braking system will still need to be completely bed ded-in before any high speed or very hard deceleration is
attempted. Refer to the following schedule for brake bed-in procedures.

The first 10 miles (16 km): Light braking from 50–60 MPH (80-96 km/h) down to 30 MPH (48 km/h). Perform
this protocol for five iterations allowing time for th e brakes to cool between iterations. Avoid any high sp eed
stops down to zero. Braking from high speeds heats the d isc surface while the interior remains cool and
contributes to warping before the brakes are fully bedd ed.

The first 10-100 miles (16-160 km): Increase braking pressure from about 60 MPH (96 km/h ) to zero.
Observe for the area around the mounting bolts to tu rn light blue. This coloration indicates correct heat soak is
being achieved. Avoid full stops from 70 plus MPH (11 2 km/h).

The first 100-200 miles (160-322 km): Gradually increase brake pressure coming to full stops more rapidly
than during the previous step. After this point, full braking from speed should be p ossible without warping the
discs or experiencing unusual vibration.
For track day use:
Warm, but do not overheat, the brakes during the wa rm up lap(s).
Allow the brakes to cool during a “cool down” lap at the end of the session.
Do not leave your foot on the brake after stopping in the paddock area following braking from high spee ds.
This action would create a “hot spot” and contribute to warping the rotors.

NOTE: To avoid warping, avoid excessive or uneven heating of the rotors.

Page 32 of 79

26

GM DRIVETRAINS

The Ecotec 2.0L SC (Supercharged) is compact and lightw eight, and its Eaton M62 Supercharger adds 40
percent more power to the Ecotec 2.0L engine compared to a naturally aspirated version. The M62
supercharger utilizes a helical roots compressor and integr al pressure control, producing a maximum of 12-19
PSI of boost. The boosted intake flow exits into an all-new matched intake manifold with an integral air- to-
liquid heat exchange intake charge cooler system. A comp act single-track, six-rib belt supercharger drive
system utilizes a linear tensioning device to further st rengthen the already impressive system performance and
durability. A microprocessor manages the M62 supercharge r, fuel, direct spark delivery systems and the
engine’s 68-mm Electronic Throttle Control (ETC) system . ETC delivers outstanding throttle response,
improved reliability and better integration with cru ise control electronics for greater overall performance a nd
drivability.
The Ecotec 2.0L SC engine is built with a six-quart oi l sump and a crankshaft driven pump. A block-mounted
oil cooler, or optional remote cooler, is included to e nsure proper lubricant cooling that promotes long engi ne
life.
The 2.0L SC engine is built exclusively at the FGP (Fi at-GM Powertrain) engine facility in Kaiserslautern,
Germany. This plant uses a die-cast production techniqu e that yields a block that is well suited for high-stress
applications including turbocharging and supercharging.
Often referred to as the Global Four Cylinder, the starting point for the 2.0L SC is the Ecotec 2.2L (RPO L61).
This engine has leveraged GM Powertrain’s worldwide de sign and engineering capability by drawing on the
best practice of technical centers in North America and Eu rope. The Ecotec 2.2L created a template for
subsequent global powertrain development that laid th e groundwork for engines such as Powertrain’s new
Global 3.6: V6. Most important, the Ecotec 2.2L is a world-class gasoline engine with obvious benefits for the

Page 33 of 79

27

customer. At 307 pounds fully dressed, the L61 is the lightest engine GM has produced in its displacement
class, and one of the most compact four-cylinders in the w orld.

Before going into production, every Ecotec engine va riant is subjected to the toughest and most
comprehensive validation process ever carried out at GM, having to pass all of the dynamometer and vehicle
tests traditionally run by various GM organizations wo rldwide, including the most severe trials. Coinciding with
the rollout of the Ecotec program, general engine dur ability testing on lab dynamometers was increased by 60
percent. This has been carried forward to the new Ecot ec supercharged engine.

*The preceding specifications and text regarding th e GM drivetrain have been adapted and copied with p ermission from the General
Motors Corporation.

Page 38 of 79

32

GM FUSE PANELS (Without Master Battery Switch)
Fuse Box 1
Fuse Box 2
Relays

Fuse # Rating Description Relays

Fuse # Rating Description
F1 30A Battery F1 20A Ignition

R1
After Cool F2 15A Brake Light R1
Starter
F2 15A Fuel Pump
F3 15A Light Switch F3 20A High Beam
R2
Power Train F4 20A Power Point R2
Cooling Fan F4 20A Low Beam
F5 10A ALDL F5
No Fuse
R3
F6 10A ECM Battery R3
High
Beam F6 15A Power Train
F7 10A Hazard F7 15A BU Lamp
Switch &
Master Lube
R4
F8 15A Horn R4
Low
Beam
F8 2A Dash
F9 F9 15A Run Lights
R5
F10 R5
Fuel
Pump F10 15A Turn Signal

Page 39 of 79

33

GM FUSE PANELS (With Master Battery Switch)
Fuse Box 1
Fuse Box 2
Relays

Fuse # Rating Description Relays

Fuse # Rating Description
F1 30A Battery F1 20A Ignition

R1
After Cool F2 15A Brake Light R1
Starter
F2 15A Fuel Pump
F3 15A Light Switch F3 20A High Beam
R2
Power Train F4 20A Power Point R2
Cooling Fan F4 20A Low Beam
F5 10A ALDL F5 10A ECU Battery
R3
F6 No Fuse R3
High
Beam F6 15A Power Train
F7 10A Hazard F7 15A BU Lamp
Switch &
Master Lube
R4
F8 15A Horn R4
Low
Beam
F8 20A Dash
F9 F9 15A Run Lights
R5
F10 R5
Fuel
Pump F10 15A Turn Signal

Page 40 of 79

34

HONDA FUSE PANELS
Fuse Box 1
Fuse Box 2
Relays

Fuse # Rating Description Relays

Fuse # Rating Description
F1 30A Battery F1 20A Ignition

R1
After Cool F2 15A Brake Light R1
Starter
F2 15A Fuel Pump
F3 15A Light Switch F3 20A High Beam
R2
Power Train F4 20A Power Point R2
Cooling Fan F4 20A Low Beam
F5 10A ALDL F5 No Fuse
ECM
R3
Cooling Fan
F6 10A ECM Battery+ R3
High
Beam F6 15A Power Train
F7 10A Hazard F7 15A BU Lamp
Switch
R4
Main
Relay F8 15A Horn R4
Low
Beam F8 2A Dash
F9 F9 15A Running
Lights
R5
F10 R5
Fuel
Pump F10 15A Turn Signal

Page 65 of 79

59

REPLACEMENT PART INFORMATION FOR
VEHICLES WITH GM ENGINES
PART BRAMMO PART # MFR. PART # TYPE
Battery
All Vehicles AA-PP-036 Braille Auto B20145 Dry Cell - Sealed O2 Sensor
GM AA-GM-069 AC Delco 213-3138
GM 12578576 Air Filter
GM Corrugated
intake AA-PP-136 K&N 33-2282 2004-2007 Suzuki Aerio Air Filter
GM Plastic Intake AA-PP-337 K&N 33-2340 Fuel Filter
GM AA-PP-083 GM 22734980 Oil Filter
GM AA-GM-006 GM 12580254
Spark Plugs
GM None LTR5GP NGK PK16PR-P11 ND
LTR51X-11 NGK
PT16VR13 ND
(or equivalent)
Headlight Bulbs
All Vehicles AA-PP-121 H4 H4

Page 67 of 79

61

REPLACEMENT PART INFORMATION FOR
VEHICLES WITH HONDA ENGINES
NOTE: Honda and Acura parts are both made by the American Honda Motor Company. Honda parts end with a number ; Acura part
numbers end with a letter. The products are interchangeable

PART BRAMMO PART # MFR. PART # TYPE
Battery
All Vehicles AA-PP-036 Braille Auto B20145 Dry Cell - Sealed 02 Sensor
Honda AA-HN-014 36531-PRB-A01 Air Filter
Honda AA-PP-136 K&N 33-2282 Fuel Filter
Honda AA-PP-083 GM 22734980 Oil Filter Honda
None
15400-PLMA02

Spark Plugs
Honda

None
IK 20
Denso Iridium
Headlight Bulbs
All Vehicles AA-PP-121 BP 1260 / H4 H4
Engine Serpentine Belt

Honda
Non-Supercharged AA-HN-016 60495 Gates
Engine Serpentine Belt

Honda

Supercharged AA-HN-018 60478 Gates