2001 Mercedes SLK-Class Owner's Manual - Page 210

2001 Mercedes SLK-Class Manual

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Inflating the collapsible spare tire 1. Remove air pump from storage compartment inside trunk. 2. Open lid and pull out air hose with pressure gauge and electrical plug. Observe instructions on air pump label. Warning! Mercedes-Benz 2 3 2 1 1 0 1 2 2 1 3 3 2,5 bar 36 psi 2 40 20 PSI BAR 4 60 80 1 5 0 6 4 LUFTPRESSER 5 A 170 584 01 38 6 max. 6 min AIR COMPRESSOR 2 To prevent possible injury when unscrewing air pump filler hose from tire valve after inflating the tire, use a rag since the tire valve could be hot. 3 1 3. Unscrew tire valve cap from spare wheel tire valve. P40.10-2124-26 4. Screw filler hose onto tire valve. 5. Plug air pump electrical plug into vehicle cigar lighter. 6. To switch on air pump, turn key in steering lock to position 1. Important! Do not start engine. The air pump is located inside the wheel well in the trunk. 1 Filler hose 2 Electrical plug 3 Pressure gauge with vent screw Tires, wheels Instruments and controls Operation Driving 207 Instrument cluster display Practical hints Car care Technical data Index

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Tires, wheels
Technical
data
Instruments
and controls
Operation
Driving
Instrument
cluster display
Practical hints
Car care
Index
Inflating the collapsible spare tire
The air pump is located inside the wheel well in the
trunk.
1
Filler hose
2
Electrical plug
3
Pressure gauge with vent screw
1.Remove air pump from storage compartment inside
trunk.
2.Open lid and pull out air hose with pressure gauge
and electrical plug.
Observe instructions on air pump label.
3.Unscrew tire valve cap from spare wheel tire valve.
4.Screw filler hose onto tire valve.
5.Plug air pump electrical plug into vehicle cigar
lighter.
6.To switch on air pump, turn key in steering lock to
position 1.
Important!
Do not start engine.
P40.10-2124-26
Mercedes-Benz
1
2
3
Warning!
To prevent possible injury when unscrewing air
pump filler hose from tire valve after inflating the
tire, use a rag since the tire valve could be hot.