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WARNING<br />
Do not lubricate the bolt<br />
threads before fitting<br />
them back: they could come<br />
loose.<br />
WARNING<br />
Check tyre pressure and<br />
spare wheel pressure regularly.<br />
Refer to section “Technical<br />
Specifications”.<br />
138 IN AN EMERGENCY<br />
1. STOP THE VEHICLE<br />
– Stop the vehicle in a position that<br />
is not dangerous for oncoming traffic<br />
where you can change the wheel safely.<br />
The ground should be flat and adequately<br />
firm. If you have to change<br />
the wheel at night, choose a lit area if<br />
possible.<br />
– Turn the engine off and pull up the<br />
handbrake.<br />
– Engage first or reverse gear.<br />
– Alert other drivers that the vehicle<br />
is stationary in compliance with local<br />
regulations: hazard warning lights,<br />
warning triangle, etc.<br />
Any passengers should get out and<br />
wait as far away as possible from the<br />
danger of traffic.<br />
If the road is sloping or bumpy, place<br />
wedges or other suitable material to<br />
prevent the vehicle from moving, under<br />
the wheels.<br />
2. TAKE OUT THE TOOLS,<br />
JACK AND SPARE WHEEL<br />
The tools are in the cab near the<br />
seats.<br />
Please note:<br />
– the jack weights 4.2 kg;<br />
– the jack requires no adjustments;<br />
– the jack cannot be repaired. If it<br />
breaks it must be replaced with a new<br />
jack;<br />
– no other tool, apart from the extension<br />
and the ratchet wrench shown<br />
in this chapter can be fitted to the jack.<br />
The spare wheel is located under the<br />
rear part of the load bed.
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