Renault Scenic 2002 User Manual

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PAX SYSTEM (continued)
Practical advice
Thetyremustberepairedbya
Renault Dealer before it reaches the
120 mile (200 km) limit. After 120
miles (200 km), the STOP indicator
light 5 comes on.
If you exceed the speed limit of 50
mph (80 km/h) an alarm will sound
to alert you and the km/h indicator
light 7 will light up on the central
display.
If you have an emergency spare
wheel available.
Once the wheel has been fitted, if
you exceed 50 mph (80 km/h) the
warning buzzer continues to
operate for a while. After this,
indicator light 2 remains lit on the
instrument panel and the indicator
light of the wheel concerned goes
out on icon 3 of the central display.
You must drive for a few minutes
after the tyre has been repaired
before all the alarms are cleared.
If a pressure sensor is damaged you
will be warned of this:
Indicator light 2 remains lit on the
instrument panel and the indicator
light for the wheel concerned on
icon 3 of the central display goes
out.
Remain vigilant because the Tyre
Pressure Monitor does not remain
operational in either of these
instances. A puncture will not be
detected.
Consult your RENAULT Dealer.
After any period of flat running,
even if there is no puncture, the
tyre must be checked by an
expert.

Renault Scenic 2002 Specifications

General

Brand	Renault
Model	Scenic 2002
Category	Automobile
Language	English