Porsche 911 turbo Owner's Manual page 8

Dear Porsche-Owner
A
lot has gone into the
manufacture of
your
Porsche, including advanced
engineering,
techniques, rigid quality control and-demanàl
ing inspections. These engineering and
safety
features will be
enhanced
by you..
the safe
driver...
who knows
his car
and all
controls,
who maintains
his vehicle
properly,
who uses his driving skills wisely, and
always
drives within his own capabilities and his
level
of familiarity
with
his vehicle.
You will find
helpful hints in this
manual
on
how to
perform most
of the
checks listed
on
the following
pages.
lf
in
doubt, have
these
checks
performed by your authorized porsche
dealer.
Before going on a trip...
First things
first
.
Turn the
engine off before you attempt
any
checks
or repairs of
the
vehicle.
.
Be sure tires
are
inflated correctly.
Check
for damage and tire
wear.
.
See that wheel bolts are properly
tightened
and not
loose or
missing.
.
Check engine oil
level, add
if
necessary.
Make it a
habit to
have engine oil
checkei
with
every
fuel
filling.
.
Be sure
you have
a well charged
battery.
.
Check brake fluid
level.
lf
too
low,
have
brake system checked.
.
Replenish
windshield
washer fluid.
.
Check
if front hood
is latched safely.
.
Replace worn
or cracked
wiper
blades.
.
See that all
windows
are clear and
unob_
structed.
.
Keep air intake slots and area between
en-
gine hood and windshield free of snow
and
ice, so that
the
heater
and the
windshield
wipers work
properly.
.
Check
whether all
light lenses are clean.
.
Be sure all
lights are
working
and
head_
lights
are
aimed
correctry,
.
Check
under vehicle
for
leaks,
.
Be sure
all luggage
is stowed securey.
Emergency
equipment
It is good practice
to
carry emergency
equip-
ment in your vehicle. Some
of
the things
you
should have
are:
window scraper,
snow
brush, container
or
bag of sand or salt,
emer_
gency
light, small shovel,
first-aid
kit, etc.
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