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TYRE INFLATION KIT  
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Depending on the vehicle, in the  
event of a puncture, use the kit  
located underneath the boot carpet  
in stowage well A.  
Open the tyre inflation kit.  
Take out the plugs 1 and 4.  
Screw the bottle 2 (with the cap still  
on) to its holder A; for this  
operation, it is vital not to remove  
the bottle cap.  
Unroll the electrical lead and the  
inflation hose.  
Do not pull out the  
foreign body causing the  
puncture if it is still in  
the tyre.  
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TYRE INFLATION KIT (continued)  
- If the correct pressure is not  
achieved, move the vehicle so that  
the wheel is turned forwards or  
backwards through several turns  
to distribute the repair product,  
then adjust the pressure again. If it  
is still less than 1.8 bar (26 PSI),  
repair is not possible: contact a  
RENAULT Dealer,  
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- Once the tyre is correctly inflated,  
remove the kit (unscrew the  
inflation socket, disconnect the  
accessories socket, remove the  
bottle and screw the valve caps  
back on),  
- Keep the kit at hand inside the  
vehicle and stick the driving  
recommendation label on the  
steering wheel,  
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With the ignition on,  
- Press the switch  
inflation,  
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to begin  
- connect the socket  
accessories socket  
dashboard 9 of your vehicle,  
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to the  
on the  
- Start the vehicle, and after driving  
for two miles (3 km), stop and  
check the tyre pressure again (refer  
to the information on tyre  
pressures to find the correct  
pressure value); if the pressure is  
greater than 1.3 bar (19 PSI),  
readjust it if necessary then  
disconnect the canister and screw  
the caps back on. If it is less than  
1.3 bar (19 PSI), repair is not  
- After  
a
maximum of seven  
minutes, stop inflating and read  
- unscrew the valve cap on the tyre  
the pressure (on pressure gauge 5),  
concerned,  
- Adjust the pressure: to increase it,  
continue inflation with the kit, to  
reduce it, press button 7 located  
on the inflation adapter,  
- screw inflation adapter 6 onto the  
valve.  
possible: contact  
Dealer.  
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RENAULT  
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TYRE INFLATION KIT (continued)  
Precautions when using the kit  
- the kit should not be operated for  
more than 10 consecutive minutes,  
Before using the kit, park  
the vehicle well away from  
any traffic and switch on  
the hazard warning lights.  
You must inform the  
specialist when he is  
replacing a tyre which has  
been repaired using this kit.  
- when driving, vibration may be  
felt due to the presence of the  
repair product injected into the  
tyre.  
The kit repairs tyres damaged in  
the tread by objects smaller than  
6 mm. It cannot repair all types of  
puncture, such as cuts more than  
6 mm long or cuts in the sidewall.  
The kit is only approved for  
inflating the tyres of the vehicle  
originally equipped with the kit. It  
must never be used to inflate the  
tyres of another vehicle, or any  
other inflatable object (rubber ring,  
rubber boat, etc.).  
Driving with under-inflated, flat or  
punctured tyres can be dangerous  
and result in the tyre becoming  
irreparable.  
Avoid spillage on the skin when  
handling the repair liquid bottle. If  
droplets do leak out, rinse them off  
with plenty of water.  
This repair is temporary  
Do not dispose of the  
A tyre which has been punctured  
should always be inspected (and  
repaired if possible) by a specialist.  
Contact your RENAULT Dealer to  
replace the inflation tube and  
repair product bottle.  
empty bottle  
in the countryside. Return it to  
your RENAULT Dealer or to a  
recycling organisation.  
The bottle has a limited service life  
which is indicated on its label.  
Check the expiry date regularly.  
Following repair with  
the kit, do not travel  
further than 120 miles  
(200 km). In addition,  
reduce your speed and under no  
circumstances exceed 48 mph  
(80 km/h).  
The sticker, which you must  
stick in a prominent position on  
the dashboard, reminds you of  
this.  
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