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IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
WARNING
• Even when the engine has been stopped, the engine coolant in the radiator
remains under pressure. Immediately removing the radiator cap could cause
steam or hot water to blow out, and you could be scalded as a result. The
engine coolant in the reserve tank may also be hot. Immediately removing the
cap could cause hot water to blow out, and possibly scald you.
• When removing the radiator cap and reserve tank cap, use a thick cloth to cover
the cap and turn it little by little.
4. Check the engine coolant level in
the reserve tank and radiator after
the engine has sufficiently cooled. If
the level is insufficient, add engine
coolant. Also, check to see if the
accessory belt is loose or has been
damaged.
ADVICE
• Make sure that the gauge on the engine coolant temperature gauge is below
"C" before adding engine coolant. Adding engine coolant when the engine is not
sufficiently cool could cause a breakdown in the engine or damage it.
• When tap water only has been used for engine coolant in an emergency, adjust
the engine coolant concentration as soon as possible.
WarningBuzzer →Refertopage4-106
EngineCoolant →Refertopage 6-36
AccessoryBelt →Refertopage 6-50
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