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Problems on the Road
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Changing
a
flat Tire
(CONI-.)
18.
Tighten the wheel nuts firmly in a
criss-cross sequence as shown.
, .
. .
.Wh&
nbts: or,
'
improperly.
tighieried-wheel
'nuts-can cause ,the-wheel
to.
become
loode
and
'even-:come off.. This could
lead
to
a&
.accident. Be .sure to use
,the ,correct .wheel nuts. If you .have
to replace them, be sure to:get:the
Stop somewhere .as -soon as you can
and have. the nuts tightened with a
torque wrench to 100 pound-feet
(140 N'* m) .
fight kind;'
232
When the spare tire is in use, either the
LOW TIRE PRESSURE or the
SERVICE LTPWS light on your
)river Information Center will come
I n . The light should go off
when your
triginal tire is replaced.
&er you have the flat tire repaired or
eplaced, install the gray piastic'wheel
!ut caps on the wheel nuts and tighten
ach cap to 22 pound-inches (2.5 Nom).
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I
An
improperly storid jack
-
.
--could bethrown abut the
..
vehicle.diring ai.collision or sudden
maneuver. This could injure people.
CAUTION
Put-the jack and retaining spring in the
ack storage bag. Remove the plastic
:ray from the rear storage compart-
nent behind the passenger's seat and
?lace the jack storage bag
in
the
:arpeted well. Replace the plastic tray
md close the storage compartment.
I
NOTICE
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