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Macaco (variant 3 - Polo and Virtus) - before

reinserting the jack back into the toolkit,

close the jack with the box spanner until

reaching the stop, in order to prevent noises

while driving.

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Vehicle toolkit

Lug wrench. It is also used as a jack handle to

lift the vehicle, except for variant 1 jack - Ni-

vus and T-Cross.

Components of the vehicle toolkit.

Screwable towing eye (only for T-Cross, not

available on some versions)).

Adapter to remove or fasten the spare wheel

(only for Saveiro).

Extractor hook (not available for some ver-

sions).

Turn the jack back to its original position af-

ter use so it may be securely stored.

Always ensure that the spare wheel and ve-

hicle toolkit are properly secured in the lug-

gage compartment.

Components of the vehicle toolkit -

Amarok

Fig. 21 Contents of the vehicle toolkit.

Depending on the vehicle model and version,

some on-board tools may not be available or

may vary.

The content of the vehicle toolkit depends on the

vehicle equipment level. The following describes

the maximum scope.

Components of the vehicle toolkit. → Fig. 21

Fig. 22 Contents of the vehicle toolkit.

Jack (variant 1 - Nivus and T-Cross) - fold the

pawl in before placing the jack back into the

vehicle tool kit. Next, place the handle next

to the top part of the jack.

The scope of onboard tools depends on the

country and version.

Screwdriver. The screwdriver blade is reversi-

ble.

Jack (variant 2 - Saveiro) - before reinserting

the jack back into the toolkit, close the jack

with the box spanner until reaching the stop,

in order to prevent noises while driving.

Lug wrench.

Extension lever to lever the jack up and

down, on vehicles with a spare wheel.

Socket wrench for turning the spare wheel

up and down, on vehicles with a spare wheel.

Threaded towing eye.

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Anti-theft wheel bolt adapter. Always carry

the wheel bolt adapter in the vehicle with

the on-board tool. The wheel bolts protec-

tion code number is engraved on the front

part of the adapter. With this number it is

possible to acquire a new replacement

adapter in case of loss of the original one.

Write the wheel bolts protection code num-

ber down and keep it separately in the vehi-

cle

The assistance providing vehicle's battery

must be of the same voltage as the dis-

charged vehicle battery (12-volt) and be ap-

proximately of the same capacity (see im-

print on battery).

Never charge a frozen or defrosted vehicle

battery. A discharged vehicle battery can

even freeze at temperatures of around 0° C

(+32° F).

The battery should be replaced if it has fro-

zen or defrosted.

Wire hook for removing center caps or wheel

bolt protections.

A highly explosive mixture of gases is given

off when jump starting the vehicle battery.

Always keep fire, sparks, naked flames and lit

cigarettes away from the vehicle battery.

Never use a mobile telephone when the

jump leads are being connected or discon-

nected.

Carry out jack maintenance

Typically, the jack does not have maintenance cy-

cles. If necessary, lubricate the jack with univer-

sal grease.

Only charge the battery in a well-ventilated

space as the battery emits a highly explosive

mixture of gases when the vehicle is being

jump started.

Jump starting

Position the jump leads so that they never

come into contact with any moving parts in

the engine compartment.

Introduction

Never confuse the negative and positive ter-

minals or connect the jump leads incorrectly.

If the engine fails to start because of a dis-

charged 12 V vehicle battery, it is possible to use

another 12V battery from another vehicle to

jump start the engine.

Observe the jump lead manufacturer's in-

structions.

The discharged vehicle battery must be properly

connected to the vehicle's electrical system.

NOTICE

Please note the following in order to avoid con-

siderable damage to the vehicle electrical sys-

tem:

The jump leads must have sufficient length to

ensure proper distance between the vehicles.

WARNING

short circuit can be caused if the jump leads

are connected incorrectly.

Using the jump leads incorrectly or completing

the jump start procedure incorrectly can cause

the battery to explode, which can lead to se-

vere injuries. Please note the following points

in order to reduce the risk of the battery ex-

ploding:

The vehicles must not touch each other, other-

wise electricity could flow as soon as the posi-

tive terminals are connected.

All work on the vehicle battery and the elec-

trical system can cause serious chemical

burns, fire and electric shocks. Always read

the warnings and safety information before

carrying out any kind of work on the vehicle

battery.

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