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VEHICLE CARE
NOTE: Use of the aerosol is not a
permanent repair but will allow the
car to be driven to the nearest tyre
depot. At the earliest opportunity,
the tyre should be repaired or
replaced. Until then the car should
be driven only in a moderate
manner, not exceeding 30 mph
as steering and handling may be
affected.
Using Tyre Inflator Kit
1. Park on a level, stable surface away
from moving traffic.
2. Switch on the hazard warning lights
and if necessary, set up a warning
triangle at a sufficient distance
to the rear. Comply with any local
legislation required.
3. All occupants must get out of the car
and must move to a safe place away
from any oncoming traffic.
4. Apply the vehicle handbrake and en-
gage first or reverse gear or P - Park.
5. Remove the tyre inflator kit box from
the luggage compartment.
6. Remove the compressor and sealant
bottle from the kit box.
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7. Remove the electrical connector/
cable from the compressor stowage
compartment and the transparent
airline hose from the tyre sealant
bottle.
8. Wear the protective gloves provided
in the kit.
9. Press the tyre sealant bottle firmly
into the port in the compressor.
10. Ensure the
on-off button on the
compressor is set to off.
11. Position the compressor near the
tyre, ensuring the sealant bottle is
upright.
12. Remove the valve cap from
punctured tyre.
13. Screw the transparent airline hose
to the tyre valve.
14. Connect the compressor connector
to the 12V auxiliary power socket,
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see page 133.
NOTE: It is recommended to run
the engine to avoid discharging the
battery.
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