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Operation
Engine compartment
Closing
왘 Let the hood drop from a height of ap-
proximately 1
1
/
2
ft (50 cm).
The hood will lock audibly.
왘 Check to make sure that the hood is
fully closed.
If you can raise the hood at a point
above the headlamps, then it is not
properly closed. Open it again and let it
drop with somewhat greater force.
Engine oil
The amount of oil your engine needs will
depend on a number of factors, including
driving style. Higher oil consumption can
occur when
앫 the vehicle is new
앫 the vehicle is driven frequently at high-
er engine speeds
Engine oil consumption checks should only
be made after the vehicle break-in period.
Checking engine oil level
When checking the oil level the vehicle
must
앫 be parked on level ground
앫 be at normal operating temperature
앫 have been stationary for at least five
minutes with the engine turned off
Warning! G
If you see flames or smoke coming from the
engine compartment, or if the coolant tem-
perature gauge indicates that the engine is
overheated, do not open the hood. Move
away from the vehicle and do not open the
hood until the engine has cooled. If neces-
sary, call the fire department.
Warning! G
The engine is equipped with a transistorized
ignition system. Because of the high voltage
it is dangerous to touch any components (ig-
nition coils, spark plug sockets, diagnostic
socket) of the ignition system
앫 with the engine running
앫 while starting the engine
앫 if ignition is “on” and the engine is
turned manually
Warning! G
Be careful that you do not close the hood on
anyone.
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