MAINTENANCE SUMMARY
B
.M
.C. SEAT BE
6. Electrical
Check battery cell specific gravity readings
and
top
up to correct levels.
Lubricate dynamo bearing.
Check all lamps for correct functi oning.
7. L ubrication
Top up oil level in gearbox
and
rear axle.
Fit new oil filter element.
Change oil in engine.
Lubricate all grease nipples.
Lubricate steering rack
and
pinion.
8. Wheels and tyres
Check tyre pressures.
SUPP
L
EM
ENTARY
TOOL
KIT
To supplement the tool kit a roll containing the following is obtainable from
all Distributors.
Part
No
. 97H 524 should be quoted.
4 spanners:
-&
in. X i in. A.F.
1\-
in. x ! in. A.F.
1\ in. x
tin.
A.F
.
'*
in. x ! in.
A.F
.
I
pa
ir 6 in. pliers.
1 adjustable spanner (7 in.).
1 tommy-bar (I in. diameter).
1
tubula
r sp
ann
er (! in. x 1\ in.
A.F
.).
1 Phillips screwdriver.
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Seat belts are available from B.M.C. Service Ltd. Fitting shou ld only 1 rri d
out
by an
autho
rized Distributor
/Dea
ler.
The complete seat belt is made up of two sections, both adjusta l
I ", whi .h,
when in use, are connected by a quick-action buckle. The end bracket (witl the
two holes) of the long belt is bolted to the wheel arch and the other cnd i
attached to the sill with the bolt supplied. The bracket on the
end
of the short
belt is bolted to the wearer's side of the propeller shaft tunnel. When
in lI SC
When fitting ensure that the
seat belt buckle is in the
position shown
the long belt passes from the wheel arch downwards across the chest to the sill
with the buckle tongue
appr
oximately at its centre. The short belt from the tunnel
is adjusted so
that
the buckle is located just in front of the hip, and the tongue
on the long belt is pushed into the buckle until it clicks in the locked position.
The long belt is then adjusted so
tha
t the wearer is held firmly
but
comfortably
in the seat.
For
quick release it is only necessary to lift up the buckle lever,
which immediately frees the wearer.
Take
care to stow the long belt in such a way
tha
t you are not tripped when
getting
out
of the car.
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