03 · General

Tyre pressures

Make: MG
Model: TF Factory Workshop Manual
Year: 2002–2005
Section: General data › Tyre pressures

General data, torque settings and capacitiesTyre pressures

TYRE PRESSURES

Normal driving conditions:

Front	1.8 bar
Rear	2.5 bar
Spare	2.2 bar

High Speed:

Front	1.9 bar
Rear	2.5 bar

26 lbf/in² 36 lbf/in² 32 lbf/in²

28 lbf/in² 36 lbf/in²

Normal driving conditions: - up to two passengers and luggage High Speed: - driving at speeds in excess of 100 mph (160 km/h)

WARNING: The steel spare wheel supplied with cars fitted with alloy wheels is for temporary use only and must be changed as soon as possible after fitting. The car MUST be driven with caution and speed MUST NOT exceed 50 mph (80 km/h) with the spare wheel fitted. No more than one temporary spare wheel may be fitted at any one time. Replacement tyres fitted to the temporary use spare wheel must be of the same make and specification as those originally fitted.

CAUTION: Refer to the Owner’s Manual for all Cautions and Warnings related to the IMS. Always keep to the recommended speed and adhere to the precautions stipulated when a defective tyre has been inflated using the IMS.

AIR CONDITIONING

Type	CFC free, sealed, closed loop system incorporating pressure and temperature sensors
Refrigerant type	HFC - R134a
Refrigerant charge quantity*:
Manual gearbox	620 ± 10 grammes
Em-CVT gearbox	720 ± 10 grammes
Lubricating oil	Seiko Seiki SK-20, Unipart SK-20, Idemitsu SK-20
System oil fill quantity	170 cm³
Trinary switch operating pressures:
Low
Closing pressure	2.0 bar (200 kPa, 29 lbf.in² )
Opening Pressure	2.4 bar (240 kPa, 34.8 lbf.in² )
Cooling fans switched ON in parallel	19 bar (1.90 MPa, 275.5 lbf.in²
High
Opening Pressure	27 bar (2.7 MPa, 391.5 lbf.in² )
Closing Pressure	21 bar (2.1 MPa, 304.5 lbf.in² )

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