2003-2009 Renault Scenic 4 Door Practical advice -> CHANGING A WHEEL: 5-seat Sc?nic User Manual
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CHANGING A WHEEL: 5-seat Scénic  
Turn a few times to lift the wheel off  
the ground.  
4
2
Undo the bolts and take the wheel  
off.  
Position the emergency spare wheel  
on the hub and turn it so that the  
holes in the wheel and the hub  
coincide.  
If bolts are supplied with the  
emergency spare wheel, only use  
these bolts for the emergency spare  
wheel. Tighten the bolts and lower  
the jack.  
1
3
With the wheels on the ground,  
tighten the bolts as much as  
possible and get a RENAULT Dealer  
to check the tightness of the bolts as  
soon as possible (tightening torque  
130 Nm).  
If necessary, remove the wheel trim.  
Park the vehicle on firm,  
level ground which is not  
slippery (e.g. avoid tiled  
flooring, etc.) - if necessary,  
place a plank under the jack for  
support. Switch on the hazard  
warning lights.  
Loosen the wheel bolts using  
wheelbrace 1. Fit it so that you press  
downwards rather than pulling  
upwards.  
Line the jack 3 up horizontally, the  
jack head must be positioned at the  
same height as plate mounting 2, as  
close as possible to the wheel  
concerned, indicated by an arrow 4.  
With the parking brake on, engage a  
gear (first or reverse gear or  
If you have a puncture,  
replace the wheel as soon  
as possible.  
position  
gearboxes).  
P
for  
automatic  
Crank up the jack by hand at first to  
align the base plate (which should  
be inclined further inwards than the  
jack head).  
Ask all the passengers to leave the  
vehicle and keep them away from  
the traffic.  
A tyre which has been  
punctured should always be  
inspected (and repaired if  
possible) by a specialist.  
5.11  
CHANGING A WHEEL: 5-seat Scénic  
Start screwing up jack 3 by hand at  
first to align the base plate (which  
should be inclined further inwards  
than the jack head). Place a plank of  
wood under the base plate if on soft  
ground.  
4
2
Turn the wheelbrace to lift the  
wheel off the ground.  
1
Remove the bolts.  
Remove the wheel.  
Fit the emergency spare wheel on  
the central hub and turn it to locate  
the mounting holes in the wheel  
and the hub.  
3
Tighten the bolts and lower the jack.  
Loosen the nuts using wheelbrace 1,  
located in the tool kit. Fit it so that  
you press downwards rather than  
pulling upwards.  
Offer up jack 3 horizontally, the jack  
head should be positioned at the  
level of jacking point 2 in the lower  
section of the bodywork closest to  
the wheel concerned, marked by an  
arrow 4.  
With the wheels on the ground,  
tighten the bolts as much as  
possible and get a RENAULT Dealer  
to check the tightness of the bolts as  
soon as possible (tightening torque  
130 Nm).  
Park the vehicle on firm,  
level ground which is not  
slippery (e.g. avoid tiled  
flooring, etc.) - if necessary,  
place a plank under the jack for  
support. Switch on the hazard  
warning lights.  
With the parking brake applied,  
engage a gear (first or reverse gear  
If you have a puncture,  
replace the wheel as soon  
as possible.  
or position  
gearboxes).  
P
for automatic  
Ask all the passengers to leave the  
vehicle and keep them away from  
the traffic.  
A tyre which has been  
punctured should always be  
inspected (and repaired if  
possible) by a specialist.  
5.12  

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