Symbols

SYMBOLS

Operational symbols

Specific tools

Tightening torques

Electrical component

Measurement

Specified product

Precautionary symbols

Important notes: symbol used when a lack of care can cause damage to the vehicle or parts of it

Important: symbol used when a lack of care can cause injury to persons

Validity symbols

5. - 5 speed gearbox
6. - 6 speed gearbox
7. - Automatic transmission
8. - Right-hand drive
9. - Rear power windows
10. - Conditioner
11. - Sunroof
12. - Heater
13. - Seat warming pads
14. - Passenger airbag

SAFETY REGULATIONS

This manual provides detailed descriptions of the repair and maintenance procedures which can be carried out in the workshop.

It also gives the safety regulations and warnings regarding some specific operations which could cause personal injury to the operators or damage parts of the vehicle or compromise its safety.

These warnings are only indicative and do not exhaust all the regulations covering work in the workshop:

Comply with the safety regulations current for work being carried out in the workshop.

Refer to the specific TROLLEY on show in the WORKSHOP.

Anyone carrying out intervention procedures or using tools recommended or otherwise by FIAT AUTO, must ensure that personal safety and that of the vehicle are not put at risk.

Where necessary specific precautions to be taken are given inside the manual to prevent the occurrence of dangerous situations.

The words IMPORTANT and IMPORTANT NOTES denote those procedures to be carried out with particular care to prevent personal injury or damage to the organs of the vehicle.

IMPORTANT: this is used when lack of care can cause injury to persons.

IMPORTANT NOTES: this is used when lack of care can cause damage to the vehicle of parts of it.

Important notes for the operator

All the operations must be carried out with the greatest of care to avoid damage to the vehicle or injury to persons.

The use of specific tools is indicated for some procedures. The use of these tools is vital to personal safety and to avoid damage to the parts involved in the procedure.

During removal, check that the parts which should be marked are in fact marked.

If necessary mark all the electrical wires and hoses to avoid errors when reconnecting them.

To free metal parts which are solidly joined together, strike lightly with an aluminium or lead mallet. To free light alloy parts, use a wooden or resin mallet.

When refitting, lubricate the parts, where necessary, to prevent seizing during the initial period of operation.