- Check the condition of the seat belts.
- Carry out a visual inspection of the body, anti-corrosion protection of the bottom and body cavities and eliminate damage.
- Lubricate the door openers and lock switches.
- Roof hatch. Clean the guides and lubricate them.
- Lubricate the tailgate hinges
- Replace the dust filter element.
Seat belts - visual inspection
Attention! Noises that occur when the seat belts are retracted are due to the functioning of the automatic belt reel mechanism. Never lubricate the mechanism to eliminate these noises. In extreme cases, exchange the seat belt for another. Do not dismantle the automatic retractor of the seat belts, as this may cause the tensioned spring to pop out. Danger of accident!
1. Pull the seat belt fully out of the retractor. Check the belt webbing for broken fibers. Damage can be caused, for example, by a pinched belt or a burning cigarette. In this case, replace the belt.
If places with scuffs are found, but the fibers are intact, then the belt does not need to be replaced.
If the belt is heavy, check that the belt is not twisted. If necessary remove a covering of an average rack.
If the automatic retractor does not work, replace the belt (work being done in the workshop).
Clean the belt webbing with soap and water only, never use solvents or chemical cleaners.
Dust filter - replacement
2. Open the hood. The cabin filter is located on the passenger compartment air intake pipe under the fairing on the right side.
3. Remove the rubber seal from the fairing fold, and then the fairing grille.
4. Remove the holder 2 and remove the cabin filter 1 (see arrows in illustration).
18.4. Remove holder 2 and remove cabin filter 1 (ohm. arrows)
5. Insert the new filter into frame B with the arrows A pointing down (see illustration).
18.5. Insert the new filter into frame B with arrows A pointing down
6. Fix the filter with holder 2 (see illustration 18.4).
7. Replace the fairing grille and slide the rubber seal over the crease.
Attention! If the fairing grille is installed incorrectly, water will flow into the heater and into the passenger compartment.
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