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    							Wheel changing
    148
    H2510
    A
    BC
    Operating the jack
    Slot the two parts of the jack lever together,
    ensuring that the spring clip protrudes from
    the engagement slot where the two parts join
    (see inset A). Close the jack release valve by
    using the notched end of the jack lever to turn
    the valve fully clockwise (see inset B). Insert
    the lever into the socket as shown (inset C)
    and twist the lever to lock it into the socket.
    Pump the lever up and down to raise the jack.
    To lower the jack, detach the lever (twist and
    pull) and then slot the notched end over the
    pegs on the release valve. Slowly turn the
    release valve anti-clockwise allowing the
    weight of the vehicle to lower the jack.
    DO NOT fully unscrew the release valve.
    WARNING
    ·Ensure the jack is positioned on firm,
    level ground.
    ·DO NOT use the jack to raise the vehicle
    until you have carefully read and
    understood Positioning the jack later in
    this section. If in doubt, consult your
    dealer.
    ·Ensure that the space under and around
    the vehicle is free from obstruction as it
    is lowered. 
    						
    							Wheel changing
    149 Positioning the jack
    Always position the jack from the side of the
    vehicle, approximately in line with the
    appropriate jacking point.
    WARNING
    ·ALWAYS use the complete, two-piece,
    jack lever throughout to minimise any
    chance of accidental damage or injury.
    ·ONLY jack the vehicle using the jack
    location points described, or damage to
    the vehicle could occur.
    H2516
    Front jacking point
    Position the jack so that, when raised the
    cradle head of the jack engages with the
    shaped notch on the underside of the front or
    rear suspension links - either just forward of
    the rear wheels or just to the rear of the front
    wheels (see illustrations).
    H2515
    Rear jacking point
    Changing a wheel
    Before raising the vehicle, ensure that all the
    precautions listed at the beginning of this
    section have been observed. Also, ensure that
    the wheel chocks are correctly positioned (as
    described previously).
    · Use the wheel nut wrench to slacken the
    wheel nuts half a turn anti-clockwise.
    · Raise the vehicle until the tyre is clear of
    the ground, and remove the wheel nuts
    and wheel (DO NOT damage the surface of
    the wheel by placing it face down on the
    road). 
    						
    							Wheel changing
    150 · On alloy wheels, lightly oil or grease the
    wheel-mounting spigot (using an
    approved anti-seize compound) to
    minimise the tendency for adhesion
    between the wheel and the spigot. Ensure
    that no oil or compound comes into
    contact with the brake components or the
    flat mounting surfaces of the wheel. If,
    due to an emergency situation, this
    treatment is not practicable; refit the spare
    wheel for the time being, but remove and
    treat the wheel at the earliest opportunity.
    · Fit the spare wheel and lightly tighten the
    wheel nuts, ensuring they are firmly
    seated. DO NOT fully tighten whilst the
    tyre is clear of the ground.
    WARNING
    When fitting a wheel, ensure that the mating
    faces of the hub and wheel are clean and
    free from rust - an accumulation of dirt or
    rust could cause the wheel nuts to become
    loose and result in an accident.
    · Lower the vehicle and remove the jack and
    wheel chocks.
    · Fully tighten the wheel nuts in an
    alternating pattern until all are tightened.
    DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN by using foot
    pressure or extension bars on the wheel
    nut wrench, as this could overstress the
    wheel studs. Check the wheel nut torque
    at the earliest opportunity (see
    General
    data).
    ·
    Finally, check the tyre pressure.
    NOTE:REMEMBER to change to H (high
    range) before driving.
    Care of the jack
    Examine the jack occasionally, clean and
    grease the moving parts, particularly the ram.
    To avoid contamination, the jack should
    always be returned to its fully closed position.
    WARNING
    After wheel changing, always secure tools,
    chocks, jack and spare wheel in their correct
    storage positions. 
    						
    							Fuse box
    151 FUSE BOX
    Fuses are simple circuit devices which protect
    electrical equipment against the effects of
    excess current. A blown fuse is indicated
    when the electrical equipment it protects
    becomes inoperative.
    The main fusebox is fitted below and to one
    side of the steering column; to access the
    fuses, remove the cover by releasing the fixing
    screws using a coin or small screwdriver to
    twist the turnbuckle screw through 90
    degrees.
    H2619 
    						
    							Fuse box
    152 Renewing a fuse
    Always turn the starter switch to position O
    and switch off the affected electrical circuit
    before removing a fuse.
    WARNING
    Fit only replacement fuses of the same
    rating and type. Do not replace a blown fuse
    with a fuse of a higher amperage rating.
    Always rectify the cause of the failure before
    replacing a fuse. Seek qualified assistance
    if necessary.
    MAIN FUSE BOX
    H2495
    Press the fuse removal tweezers onto the
    head of the suspect fuse (as shown) and pull
    to remove. A break in the wire inside the fuse
    indicates that the fuse has blown and must
    be replaced. Always replace a fuse with
    another of the same value, however, if the
    replacement fuse blows immediately the
    circuit MUST be checked by a qualified dealer.
    Fuses are colour coded to help identify their
    amperage, as follows:
    VIOLET 3
    TAN 5
    BROWN 7.5
    RED 10
    BLUE 15
    YELLOW 20
    WHITE 25
    GREEN 30
    ORANGE 40
    A label in the fuse box cover shows the
    circuits protected, the fuse values and their
    locations. They are also listed on the following
    page. 
    						
    							Fuse box
    153 Fuse No. Rating Circuits protected
    (amps)
    1 25 Central door locking
    2 10 Fuel flap release
    3 10 LH headlight main beam
    4 10 Rear fog guard lights
    5 15 Daylight running lights (if fitted)
    6 25 Rear air conditioning blower
    7 30 Heater blower front
    8 30 Heated rear window, heated mirrors
    9 10 LH headlight dipped beam
    10 10 RH headlight dipped beam
    11 10 LH side & tail lights, number plate light,
    interior illumination
    12 30 Sunroof
    13 30 Rear windows
    14 20 Ignition coils
    15 20 Cigar lighter, interior lights, seat heaters, vanity mirror illumination
    16 15 Clock, radio
    17 15 Radio amplifier, speakers
    18 15 Rear wiper motor
    19 15 Front wipers/washers
    20 15 Interior lights, clock/radio memory, engine remobilisation
    21 15 Transfer box
    22 10 RH headlight main beam
    23 10 Starter motor
    24 10 Alternator, auto transmission
    25 25 Brake, reverse lights
    26 10 Auxiliary circuits
    27 10 Instruments, hill descent control
    28 10 Self levelling suspension, anti-lock braking
    29 10 Active cornering enhancement (ACE)
    30 20 Cruise control, electric mirrors, rear washer
    31 10 Air conditioning blower
    32 25 Accessory socket
    33 10 RH side & tail lights, radio, trailer socket,
    interior illumination
    34 30 Front windows
    35 10 Airbag SRS - DO NOT REMOVE
    NOTE:Spare fuses are included in the fuse box (see fuse box label). 
    						
    							Fuse box
    154
    H2497
    WARNING
    Batteries emit explosive hydrogen gas;
    ensure that sparks, flames and other
    ignition sources are kept away from the
    engine compartment.
    ENGINE COMPARTMENT FUSE BOX
    A second fuse box is located on the right side
    of the engine compartment adjacent to the
    coolant reservoir.
    Press all four latches in the direction of the
    arrows shown on the illustration to release the
    fuse box cover.
    Information on the underside of the cover
    identifies the fuses and their ratings. This
    information is also listed on the following
    page.
    When replacing, the cover, locate the four
    latches, then push firmly downwards until the
    latches can be heard to snap closed.
    Owners are advised against removing or
    replacing the relays (identified as R1-R14) and
    fusible links (FL1-FL13). Failure of any of
    these items should be investigated by a
    qualified dealer.
    H2498
    WARNING
    Fit only replacement fuses of the same
    rating and type. Do not replace a blown fuse
    with a fuse of a higher amperage rating.
    Always rectify the cause of the failure before
    replacing a fuse. Seek qualified assistance
    if necessary. 
    						
    							Fuse box
    155 Fuse No. Rating Circuits protected
    (amps)
    1 30 Injectors
    2 15 Engine management system
    3 15 Front fog lights
    4 20 Headlight washers
    5 40 Cooling fans
    6 10 Air conditioning
    7 40 Heated front screen (LH)
    8 40 Heated front screen (RH)
    9 25 Trailer lights
    10 30 Fuel pump
    11 30 ABS valve
    12 20 Automatic gearbox
    13 10 Body Control Unit (BCU)
    14 15 Direction indicators, hazard lights
    15 15 Active cornering enhancement (ACE)
    16 10 Horn 
    						
    							Fuse box
    156 UNDERSEAT FUSES
    Two identical small fuse blocks are situated
    one beneath each front seat.
    H2609
    Fuse No. Rating Circuits protected
    (amps)
    1 40 Seat electrics
    2 3 Lumbar support - pump
    3 3 Lumbar support - solenoid 
    						
    							Bulb replacement
    157 REPLACEMENT BULBS Watts
    Headlight unit:
    Dip/main headlights 60/55
    Front side lights 5
    Front direction indicators 21
    Side marker lights
    Front fog lights 55
    Rear light unit:
    direction indicators 21
    tail lights 5
    stop lights 21
    rear fog guard lights 21
    reversing lights 21
    High mounted stop light 21
    Side repeater lights 5
    Number plate lights 5
    Interior light 5
    Interior courtesy lights 10
    Vanity mirror lights 1.2
    Glovebox light 5
    NOTE:All bulbs must be rated at 12 volts.
    IMPORTANT INFORMATION
    Before replacing a bulb, always switch off
    the starter switch and appropriate lighting
    switch to prevent any possibility of a
    short circuit. Only replace bulbs with the
    same type and specification.
    Halogen bulbs
    Halogen bulbs are used for dipped/main,
    supplementary main beam and front fog
    lights. Take care NOT to touch this type of
    bulb with your fingers; always use a cloth
    to handle them. If necessary, clean the
    bulb with methylated spirits to remove
    fingerprints.
    H2505 
    						
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