Fuel System Precautions
CAUTION:
- Do not smoke or have any open flame near the vehicle while bleeding the fuel system.
- Carefully clean away any spilt fuel which could ignite and cause a fire.
Removal of Water from the Fuel Filter
If the fuel filter indication lamp illuminates during driving, water has accumulated in the fuel filter. Remove water as follows:
- Loosen the drain plug (A) of the fuel filter.
- Operate the hand pump (B) slowly 6–7 times to force water out through the drain plug.
- Tighten the drain plug (A) when water no longer comes out.
- Bleed the air in the fuel system (refer to “Bleeding the fuel system” p.8-10).
- Check that the fuel filter lamp illuminates when the ignition is ON and goes off when the engine starts. Consult a specialist if needed.
CAUTION:
- Do not smoke or have open flame while bleeding the fuel system.
- Carefully clean away any water drained out; fuel mixed with water may ignite.
Tools, Jack, and Jack Handle
The storage location of tools, jack, and jack handle should be remembered for emergencies.
Single Cab
Type 1:
- A – Tool (wheel nut wrench)
- B – Jack handle
- C – Jack
Type 2:
- A – Tools
- B – Jack handle
- C – Jack
Club Cab
- A – Tools
- B – Jack
- C – Jack handle
Double Cab
Type 1:
- A – Tool (wheel nut wrench)
- B – Jack handle
- C – Jack
Type 2:
- A – Tools
- B – Jack handle
- C – Jack
Tools
Type 1:
- Single cab/Double cab: 1 – Wheel nut wrench
- Club cab: 1 – Tool bag, 2 – Wheel nut wrench
Type 2:
- 1 – Tool bag
- 2 – Wheel nut wrench
- 3 – Plier
- 4 – Driver
- 5 – Spanner
Jack
The jack is used only for changing a tyre when punctured.
- Maintenance-free.
- Conforms to EC law per Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
- EC declaration of conformity is attached at the end of the owner’s manual.
Removing and Storing Tools, Jack, and Jack Handle
Single Cab: Located behind the seat.
- Tip seatback forward (see “Front seats” p.4-02).
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Type 1: Remove wheel nut wrench (A) from holder (B).
Type 2: Remove securing band (C) and take out tools (D).
- Remove securing nut (E) and jack (F).
- Remove jack handle (G) from holder (H).
- Reverse procedure to store.
NOTE: Align black-marked part (I) with holder when stowing jack handle.
Club Cab: Tools under left rear floor, jack and handle under right rear floor.
- Raise seat cushion (see “Folding up the seat cushion (Club cab)*” p.4-04). Open rear door.
- Open lid and remove securing band (A) and tools (B).
- Remove securing nut (C) and jack (D).
- Remove jack handle (E) from holder (F).
- Reverse procedure to store; align colored marking on jack handle with holder.
Double Cab: Located behind rear seat.
- Tip seatback forward (see “Folding the seatback forward (Double cab)” p.4-04).
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Type 1: Remove wheel nut wrench (A) from holder (B).
Type 2: Remove securing band (C) and take out tools (D).
- Remove securing nut (E) and jack (F).
- Remove jack handle (G) from holder (H).
- Reverse procedure to store; align black-marked part (I) with holder.
Using the Jack Handle (Club Cab)
- Press snap pin (A) and withdraw inner handle (B).
- Reverse inner handle (B) and insert into outer handle (D) until locked.
- Press snap pin (F) and insert white-marked handle (G) until locked.
How to Change a Tyre
Before changing a tyre, park in a safe, flat location.
- Park on level, stable ground free of loose pebbles.
- Set parking brake firmly.
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Manual transmission: ignition switch to “LOCK” or operation mode OFF, gear to “R”.
Automatic: selector lever to “P”, ignition switch to “LOCK” or mode OFF.
- Turn on hazard flashers and set up warning triangle, signal lamps, etc. Passengers leave vehicle.
- Place chocks or blocks at diagonally opposite tyre to prevent rolling.
WARNING: Apply chocks/blocks to correct tyre. Vehicle movement may cause jack to slip.
NOTE: Chocks not supplied; use stones or large objects if needed.
- Get jack, jack handle, and wheel nut wrench ready (see p.8-11).
Spare Wheel Information
Stored under cargo bed floor. Check air pressure regularly to ensure readiness. Maintain specified pressure to allow safe use.
CAUTION: Driving with low tyre pressure is dangerous. Inflate to correct pressure as soon as possible (see “Tyre inflation pressures” p.10-11).
Removing the Spare Wheel
- Set jack handle (Club cab) (see p.8-16).
- Insert jack handle (A) into hole (B) below rear gate.
- Insert pin (C) into spare wheel carrier holder (D).
- Insert wheel nut wrench (E) through jack handle hole (F) and turn anticlockwise to lower spare wheel.
CAUTION: Observe instructions to avoid breaking the spare wheel carrier. Do not use power tools. Do not apply force >400 N at wrench end.
- Remove hanger disc (G) from spare wheel.
NOTE: Place spare wheel under vehicle near flat tyre for safety in case jack slips.
