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COOLING
SYST
EM
The cylinder block drain tap
is on the left-hand side
of
the
block at the rear. Turn in the
direction
of
the arrow to open
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The radiator drain tap on the
left-hand side
of
the radiator
bottom tank . Turn in the
direction
of
the arrow to open
A pressurized cooling system is used on this vehicle and the pressure
must be
released gradually when removing the radiator filler cap while the system is h t.
It is advisable to protect the hands against escaping steam
and
then turn the cap
slowly ant i-clockwise until the resistance of the safety stop is felt. Leave thc cap
in this position until all pressure is released. Press the cap downwards against
the spring to clear the safety stops
and
continue
tur
ning until it can be lifted
ofT
.
The hood and hood sticks
stowed away in the luggage
compartmen t
BODY DETAILS
Sto wing the hood and hood sticks
Withdraw the frame from the
support
sockets, fold the sticks and separate
the two halves of the frame. Place the canopy
and
the frame in their respective
stowage bags
and
stow in the luggage compartment.
The hood may suffer damage if stowed without the
prot
ection of stowage bag.
Tonneau cover
The location of the tonneau cover on the rear body decking is the same as
that
of the hood. The front section is located on the press studs across the fascia. When
driving with only the tonneau cover fitted, the front section can be detached from
,the
top
of the fascia and is located on the rea r axle body scuttle.
Frost precautions
Water, when it freezes, expands,
and
if precautions are
not
taken there is
considerable risk of bursting the radiator, cylinder block, or heater (where fitted).
Such damage may be avoided by draining the cooling system when the vehicle
is left for any length of time in frosty weather, or by adding anti-freeze to the
water.
Wu~g
l
When a heater unit is fitted an anti-freeze solution must be added in the cooling
§y§t@ID
slnce
no
provi§ion
i§
made
for
drilinin~
th~
heater.
Do not use radiator anti-freeze solution in the windshield-washing equipment
(where fitted).
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