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376 Breakdown assistance
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R R emo
emoving t
ving the wheel fr
he wheel from t
om the spar
he spare wheel
br bracke
acket and secur
t and securing a f
ing a faulty wheel
aulty wheel
Remove wheel nuts 2.
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Remove the spare wheel.
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Use nuts
2
to secure the faulty wheel to the
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spare wheel bracket. Speci ed
Speci ed tight
q q ue:
ue: 20 Nm
V V ehicles wit
ehicles with an emerg
h an emergency spar
ency spare wheel: r
ing the half shell
ing t
he half shell
Remove half shell 3.
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Remove wheel nuts 2.
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Remove the emergency spare wheel.
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e wheel
Remove the rear half shell.
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Use nuts
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spare wheel bracket. Speci ed
q q ue:
ue: 20 Nm
Stow the half shells in the luggage compart-
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ment.
tightening t
ening tor-
or-
V V ehicles wit
ehicles with an emerg
the notes on the emergency spare wheel.
Plas
Plastic spar
tic spare wheel br
& W W ARNING
ARNING Risk of injury when changing a
wheel
The wheels are very heavy. When being
removed, a wheel can tip over or roll away
uncontrollably. As a result, you or other per-
sons could be hit by the wheel.
Have a second person assist you in
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e wheel: remov-
emov-
removing the wheel.
2
to secure the faulty wheel to the
Speci ed tight
tightening t
ening tor-
h an emergency spar
ency spare wheel:
e wheel: observe
e wheel bracket
acket
* N N O O TE TE Damage to the vehicle when open-
ing the rear-end door with the spare wheel
or-
bracket open
If you open the rear-end door with the spare
wheel bracket open, the bracket can strike the
vehicle body and thus damage the vehicle.
Before opening the rear-end door, close
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the spare wheel bracket completely.
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