1988-2014 Fiat Fiorino SUV IN AN EMERGENCY -> If a Tyre is Punctured User Manual
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IF A TYRE  
IS PUNCTURED  
WARNING  
The spare wheel (where pro-  
vided) is specific for your ve-  
WARNING  
Use the jack only to replace  
wheels on the vehicle with  
hicle. Therefore, it must not be used  
on vehicles of a different model. Do  
not use spare wheels of different  
models on your vehicle. The spare  
wheel must only be used in an emer-  
gency. Use it as shortly as possible.  
which it is supplied or on other vehi-  
cles of the same model. Never use the  
jack for other purposes, such as lift-  
ing other vehicle models. Never use the  
jack to carry out repairs under the ve-  
hicle. Incorrect positioning of the jack  
may cause the lifted vehicle to fall. Do  
not use the jack for loads higher than  
those shown on the label.  
The vehicle is supplied with a “Fix&Go fast  
tyre repair kit” (see instructions in next  
section). As an alternative to the Fix&Go  
kit, the vehicle may be equipped with a  
regular size spare wheel.  
Wheel changing and correct use of the jack  
and spare wheel call for some precautions  
as listed below.  
WARNING  
Indicate that the vehicle is  
stationary according to the  
WARNING  
Incorrect wheel cap assem-  
bly may cause it to come off  
laws in force: emergency lights, re-  
fracting warning triangle, etc. Pas-  
sengers should leave the vehicle, par-  
ticularly if it is very loaded, and wait  
for the wheel to be changed away  
from on-coming traffic. In case of  
steep slopes or rough slopes, place  
wedges or other materials suitable to  
stop the vehicle under the wheels. Re-  
pair and refit the standard wheel as  
soon as possible. Do not apply grease  
to the bolt threading before assem-  
bly: the bolts could come loose un-  
expectedly.  
when the vehicle is travelling. Never  
tamper with the inflation valve. Nev-  
er introduce tools of any kind be-  
tween rim and tyre. Regularly check  
the pressure of the tyres and small  
spare wheel referring to the values  
shown in the “Technical Specifica-  
tions” section.  
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Important notes:  
the jack weight is 1.76 kg;  
the jack requires no adjustment;  
the jack cannot be repaired. If it breaks  
it must be replaced with a new jack;  
no tool other than the cranking device  
has to be fitted on the jack.  
To replace a tyre proceed as follows:  
fig. 2  
stop the vehicle in a position so that it  
is not a danger for on-coming traffic in  
a location where you can replace the  
wheel safely. The ground must be flat  
and compact.  
the box contains the following tools fig.  
3:  
A a jack cranking device;  
B a jack;  
Turn the engine off and pull up the  
handbrake.  
C a wrench for tyre assembly/disassem-  
bly;  
D a tow hook ring;  
Engage first gear or reverse.  
fig. 3  
E a retention strap for tool box;  
F a fuse extractor;  
G a screw driver.  
open the rear swing doors the luggage  
compartment tailgate, take the tool bag  
fig. 2 located on the left side of the lug-  
gage compartment releasing the flexible  
retainers and place it next to the wheel  
to be changed;  
The tool box also contains a few spare fus-  
es.  
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A
fig. 5  
fig. 6  
Then, use the wrench C-fig. 3 to pull  
the wheel out of the vehicle, fig. 5.  
Remove cap B-fig. 6 and release the re-  
taining cable, then free the wheel from  
the toothed support C unscrewing the  
2 screws.  
Loosen the fastening bolts of the wheel  
to be replaced by about one turn us-  
ing the wrench provided C-fig. 3.  
fig. 4  
Take the wrench C-fig. 3 and turn the  
locknut of the spare wheel support  
A-fig. 4 from the inside of the loading  
compartment so as to release the  
wheel. To reduce the effort made, place  
the screw driver G-fig. 3 in the seat in-  
side the wrench C.  
Remove the wheel cap.  
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fig. 7  
fig. 8  
fig. 9  
Start expanding the jack so that it par- Fully expand the jack and lift the vehi- Unscrew the fastening bolts and remove  
tially opens fig. 7. Then, position it un-  
der the vehicle near the reference  
grooves A-fig. 8 close to the wheel to  
be replaced.  
cle until the wheel is a few centimetres  
above ground level. When turning the  
jack handle, make sure that it rotates  
freely without risking to injure your  
hand by rubbing it against the ground.  
Even the moving components of the  
jack (screws and joints) can cause in-  
juries; do not touch them. If you be-  
come fouled with lubricating grease,  
clean yourself thoroughly.  
the wheel.  
Make sure the contact surfaces be-  
tween the spare wheel and hub are  
clean so that the fastening bolts will not  
come loose.  
Expand the jack until groove A-fig. 9 on  
the jack correctly matches the lower  
profile B on the side frame.  
Warn anybody nearby that the vehicle  
is about to be lifted. They must stay  
clear and not touch the vehicle until it  
is back on the ground.  
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1
3
4
2
fig. 10  
fig. 11  
fig. 12  
fit the standard wheel by inserting the  
first stud B-fig. 10 for two threads in  
the hole closest to the inflation valve A;  
After tyre replacement  
Put the jack and tools back in the tool  
box.  
Fasten the toothed support on the  
drilled wheel by means of the 2 screws Position the tool box in the boot.  
fit the wheel cap, making the symbol  
C
(insert the support from outside the  
Secure the box using the retention  
wheel). Rehook the metallic retaining  
straps.  
(on the back of the cap) coincide with  
the inflation valve and fit the other three  
bolts;  
cable in the specific seat and reinsert  
the protection cap A-fig. 12.  
fasten bolts using the wrench provided;  
Check replaced wheel positioning un-  
der the floor (the lifting system is sup-  
plied with a clutch to limit the end of  
the stroke). Incorrect positioning may  
jeopardise safety.  
retract the jack until the vehicle rests  
on the ground and pull the jack out.  
use the wrench provided to tighten the  
bolts completely in a criss-cross fashion  
following the numerical sequence shown  
in fig. 11.  
Lift again the wheel tightening again the  
lock bolt A-fig. 4.  
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