Manual F2 3G USA - Ingles

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Product information

We recommend using Genuine smart Par

well as conversion parts and accessorie

explicitly approved by smart for your ve

model.


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This Operators Manual contains a gre

of useful information. We urge you to r

carefully and familiarize yourself with

vehicle before driving.


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Operators Manual

Important notice for Californretail buyers and lessees of smautomobiles


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Maintenance

The Service Booklet describes all the n

sary maintenance work which should b


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Operators Manual

Change of address or ownersh

If you change your address, be sure to se

the "Change of Address Notice" found in


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Trademarks:

Bluetooth is a registered trademar

Bluetooth SIG Inc.


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Operating safety

G Warning!

Work improperly carried out on elec


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Proper use of the vehicle

Proper use of the vehicle requires tha

are familiar with the following informat


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Problems with your ve

If you should experience a problem with

vehicle, particularly one that you believ

affect its safe operation, we urge you to

mediately contact an authorized smart c


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For the USA only: The following text is

lished as required of manufacturers u

Title 49, Code of U.S. Federal Regulati

Part 575 pursuant to the National Traf


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Vehicle data recordin

Information regarding electrorecording devices

(Including notice pursuant to California


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Exterior view


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Function

1 Rear soft top1

1


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Cockpit


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Function

1 Exterior lamp switch

Low beam


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Instrument cluster (m


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Function

1 Selecting display for status

indicator


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Instrument cluster (ki


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Function

1 Selecting display for status

indicator


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Upper center console


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Storage compartment

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Function

1 Glove box


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Steering wheel gearsh


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Door control panel


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Occupant safety

The smart vehicle is equipped with seat

and dual stage air bags to protect you i

crash. However, children can be killed o

riously injured by an inflating air bag. In

th i t i k f i d th


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The SRS system conducts a selftest w

ignition is switched on and in regular i

vals while the engine is running. This f

tates detection of malfunctions. The SR

i di t l = i th i t t


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Occupant safety

In addition, improper repair work on

SRS creates a risk of rendering the SR

inoperative or causing unintended air

bag deployment. Work on the SRS mus

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G Warning!

Never ride in a moving vehicle with


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Occupant safety

G Warning!

USE SEAT BELTS PROPERLY


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Pregnant women should also alway

a lapshoulder belt. The lap belt

portion should be positioned as lo

possible on the hips to avoid any

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Occupant safety

When the emergency tensioning device i

triggered, the SRS indicator lamp=instrument cluster illuminates, see "SRS

cator lamp" ( page 246).


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The deployment of the air bags temp

rarily releases a small amount of du

from the air bags. This dust is neithe

jurious to your health, nor does it in

t fi i th hi l Th d t


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Occupant safety

Keep hands on the outside of the ste

ing wheel rim. Placing hands and ar

inside the rim can increase the risk

potential severity of hand/arm inju

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Given the considerable deploymen

speed, required inflation volume,

the textile structure of the air ba

there is the possibility of abrasion

th t ti ll i i


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Occupant safety

How the air bag operates

The air bag is inflated in a matter of

milliseconds. If the air bag is triggered

SRS indicator lamp in the instrument clu

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If activated, the headthorax air bags

intended to increase the potential pro

for the head and thorax (but not arms)

occupants on the side of the vehicle th

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Occupant safety

i The front air bags in this vehicle havbeen designed to inflate in two stages. T

allows the air bag to have different rate

inflation that are based on the rate of rel

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i If the seat, including the trim covecushion, needs to be serviced in any wa

the vehicle to an authorized smart cen

Only seat accessories approved by sm

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Occupant safety

When the OCS senses that the passen

seat occupant is classified as an adult

someone larger than a small individua

the57 indicator lamp wilill i t f i t l 4 d


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A child in a rearfacing child rest

on the passenger seat will be serio

injured or even killed if the passe

front air bag inflates in a collision

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Occupant safety

Passenger front air bag off indicator la

The indicator lamp is located on the over

control panel.


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G Warning!

If the57 indicator lamp


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Occupant safety

Do not expose the child restraint syst

to direct sunlight. The child restraint

systems metal parts, for example, co

become very hot, and the child could

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A statement by the child restraint man

turer of compliance with these standar

be found on the instruction label on th

restraint and in the instruction manua

id d ith th t i t


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Occupant safety

Should the57 indicatolamp not illuminate or go out while

restraint is installed, please check

installation. Periodically check

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Position shoulder belt across chest

shoulder, not face or neck. A booster

may be necessary to achieve proper

belt positioning for children over 4

til th h h i ht h


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Occupant safety

i If you are using divider plus*, the hothe top tether and the divider plus* are

tached to the same anchorage.

Fit th t i t t ith t t th


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Panic alarm

no


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Driving safety systems

G Warning!

The following factors increase the risk


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Emergency brake maneuver

> Keep continuous full pressure on the

pedal.


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The ESP warning lampv in the instrucluster comes on when you switch on the

tion. It goes out when the engine is runn

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! Because the ESP operates automathe engine must be turned off (key in s

switch position 0) when

the parking brake is being tested o

b k t t d t


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G Warning!

The hydraulic brake assistant cannot


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Electronic immobilizer

The electronic immobilizer prevents u

rized persons from starting your vehi


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Antitheft systems

> Arming: Lock the vehicle using the re

control.

Warning system indicator lamp1 flas

rapidly.

Th ti th ft i t


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The switch is located in the upper cen

console.


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Opening and closing

Key

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i USA only:This device complies with Part 15 of th

FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the

ing two conditions:

(1) Thi d i t h f l


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Opening and closing

Automatic locking

Autorelock function

The vehicle will lock again automatically w

i t l 60 d f l ki


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Opening and closing

Opening the upper tailgate oncoup

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> Open the upper tailgate ( page 86


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Opening and closing

> Swivel the lower tailgate upwards to c

Allow the two release levers to engag

audibly.

> Swivel the upper tailgate downwards t

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Opening the tailgate on the c

G Warning!


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Opening and closing

> Opening: Push release levers1 to th

and right of the retaining clip upward

> Swivel the rear soft top upwards to op


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Seats

G Warning!

All seat adjustments, as well as fasten


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G Warning!

Contact an authorized smart center i


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Seats

Passenger seat

You can expand the cargo compartment

folding down the passenger seat.


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Seat heating*

The seat heating allows you to heat the

driver's and passenger seat electrica


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Mirrors

Adjust the interior and exterior rear vi

mirrors before driving so that you have

good view of the road and traffic condit


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> Make sure that the key in the starter

is turned to position 1.

> Selecting the mirror: Turn knob1l ft f th d i id t i


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Seat belts

Fastening the seat belts

G Warning!


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G Warning!

Never ride in a moving vehicle with


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Seat belts

Proper use of seat belts

Do not twist the seat belt when fasten

Adjust the seat belt so that the should

portion is located as close as possibl

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Exterior lamp switch

For safety, smart recommends that yo

with your low beam headlamps on duri

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Lighting

Parking lamps

You can switch on and off the parking la

with exterior lamp switch using the man

headlamp mode.


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> Turn the exterior lamp switch to

positionU.

With the key in starter switch positio

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Lighting

Combination switch (high beahigh beam flasher, and turn sinals)

M k th t th k i th t t


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> Switching on: Push the combination

in the direction of arrow1 or2.

The corresponding turn signals flas

The corresponding turn signal indic

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Lighting

i Fog lamps will operate with the parklamps and/or the low beam headlamps on

lamps should only be used in conjunction

low beam headlamps. Consult your State

P i M t V hi l R l ti


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Hazard warning flasher

The hazard warning flasher can be swi

on at all times, even with the key remov

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Lighting

Automatic control

> Set the rocker switch to position 2.

The interior lamp comes on for a peri

time.


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Switching windshield wipers and off


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Windshield wipers

! Vehicles with rainlight sensor*:If you have set intermittent wiping, dirt o

surface of the sensor or optical effects

cause the windshield wipers to wipe in a

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Rear window wiper/washer1

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Soft top system (cabri

The soft top system of the smart cabrio

consists of a:

Retractable soft top

Rear soft top

Sid il


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Opening and closing the retrable soft top

You can open and close the retractabl

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Opening from outside

You can open the retractable soft top c

pletely with the key.


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Opening and closing the reartop

You can open and close the rear soft to

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Removing the side rails

> Open the retractable soft top.

> Open the rear soft top.

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G Warning!

Always close the storage compartmen


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G Warning!

Make sure that the side rails are prop


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Side windows

Opening and closing the sidewindows

Opening and closing the side windows

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The switches for both power windows a

the drivers door. In addition, there is

switch for the passenger side on the p

ger door.


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Driving and parking

Starting

G Warning!


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Starting the engine

For information on turning off the engi

( page 127).

! Shift th t i i i t k


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Driving and parking

Reversing the vehicle

! Shift the transmission into reverse gonly when the vehicle is stopped in orde

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> Properly stop and park the vehicle.

> Depress the brake pedal.

> Pull up the parking brake lever as m

notches as possible ( page 125).

Wh th i iti i it h d t


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Driving and parking

G Warning!

When leaving the vehicle, always remo


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Transmission

Your vehicle is equipped with a a 5spee

tomated transmission with manual or au

matic mode. For information on driving

the transmission see also

"St ti "( 122)


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Shifting procedure

The transmission selects individual ge

automatically, depending on:

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Transmission

Effect

Reverse gear


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G Warning!

When leaving the vehicle, always rem


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Transmission

Driving off uphill

Your vehicle has a hill start assist syste

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Transmission

Kickdown

You can use kickdown when you want max

acceleration.

P th l t t th i t


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> Press the brake pedal.

> Restart the engine

Three bars instead of appear in

multifunction display( page 236)

W it t l t 30 d


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Instrument cluster

Multifunction display

The following displays and indicators ap

in the multifunction display:


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Reserve fuel indicator

You are driving on reserve fuel if there

more than 1.0 US gal (3.78 l) of fuel in

tank.

If thi


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Instrument cluster

Selecting display for statusindicator

You can select the information to be disp

i th t t i di t


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Trip odometer display

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Instrument cluster

Reserve fuel indicator

> Selecting reserve fuel indicator: Pres

button1 ( page 138) repeatedly un

f l i di t i th


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The buttons for setting the time are on

of the cockpit clock.


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Audio system*

G Warning!

In order to avoid distraction which co


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The following pages contain a brief de

tion of the audio systems available for

coup and cabrio.

The devices are described with their f

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Audio system*

smart radio 10*

The smart radio 10 system contains the

following functions:

R di (FM/AM)


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Overview


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Air vents

G Warning!

When operating the


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Control panel


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Heating

G Warning!

Follow the recommended settings for


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> Turn air distribution control3 to t

desired symbol.

The air distribution is controlled dep

on the position of the air distributio

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Air conditioning with

Control panel


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G Warning!

Follow the recommended settings fo


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Air conditioning with

Setting the temperature

i You should raise or lower the tempersetting in small increments, preferably

t ti t 70F (21C)


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Adjusting air volume

You can adjust the air volume using air

control1. Five blower speeds are ava

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Rear window defroster

The rear window defroster serves to de

the rear window quickly and clear the vi

the rear window is fogged.

Th i d d f t l


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Cup holder

G Warning!


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Loading and storing

Cargo compartment cover blinwith parcel net bag1

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The cargo compartment cover blind

serves to protect objects that are st

the vehicle's cargo compartment fro

prying eyes.

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Loading and storing


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> Opening: Take hold of cargo compar

cover blind1 in the middle, pull

backwards, and remove from rear

mountings2.

G id t t bli


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Loading and storing

Door pockets

The door pockets are located in the dri

and passenger door.


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> Opening: Pull on glove box lid releas

and fold down the glove box lid.

> Closing: Lift up the glove box lid wit

f f til it


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Loading and storing

G Warning!

To help avoid personal injury during


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G Warning!

Do not store any flammable substanc


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Useful features

Sun visors

The sun visors protect you from sun gla

while driving.


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The auxiliary power outlet is located in

lower center console.


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The first 1000 miles (1

In the Operation section you will find det

information on operating, maintaining a

caring for your vehicle.

Th ti l t t hi


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Refueling

G Warning!


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At the gas station

> Turn off the engine.

> Remove the key from the starter swit

> Open the fuel filler flap by pulling at

point indicated by arrow1.

T th f l fill t l k


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Engine compartment cover

G Warning!


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Engine compartment

G Warning!

The engine is equipped with a transist


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Checking engine oil level

! Check the engine oil level at regulaintervals.


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Engine compartment

Adding engine oil

! Only use approved engine oils and oters required for vehicles with Maintena

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Be careful not to spill any oil when add

avoid environmental damage caused b

entering the ground and water.

! E i il t b i h d


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Front compartment

Service flap

You can remove the service flap and hang

the front of the vehicle so that it does n

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Front compartment

Coolant

G Warning!


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> Allow the radiator to cool down for a

30 minutes.

> Using a rag, turn pressure cap 1 s

approximately one half turn counter

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Front compartment

! Always use a windshield washer conctrate labeled for winter where temperat

may fall below freezing point. Failure to

could result in damage to the washer sy

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Checking brake fluid level

> Perform a visual check of the brake

reservoir.

The brake fluid level is correct when

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Tires and wheels

Contact an authorized smart center for

mation on tested and recommended rim

tires for summer and winter operation.

can also offer advice concerning tire se

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Tire care and maintenance

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Tires and wheels

G Warning!

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Loading the vehicle

Two labels on your vehicle show how m

weight it may properly carry.


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Tires and wheels

Tire and Loading Information

G Warning!


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i Data shown on Tire and Loading Intion placard example are for illustrati

poses only. Seating capacity data are s

to each vehicle and may vary from data

i th f ll i ill t ti R f t T


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Tires and wheels

The following table shows examples on h

of occupants. The following examples us

limit for your vehicle stated on the vehi


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Certification label

Even after careful determination of th

combined weight of all occupants and c

to not exceed the permissible load lim

t k th t hi l


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Tires and wheels

Follow recommended cold tire inflation

sures listed on Tire and Loading Inform

placard on the drivers door Bpillar.

K i th ti l i fl t d


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Checking tire inflation press

Regularly check your tire inflation pre

at least once a month.

Ch k d dj t th ti i fl ti


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Tires and wheels

Checking tire inflation pressure electr

cally with the Tire Pressure Monitoring

System (TPMS)

i Th Ti P M it i S t


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Tires and wheels

i Operating radio transmission equipm(e.g. wireless headsets, twoway radios)

near the vehicle could cause the TPMS t

function.


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> Press Restarting TPMS button1.> The combination low tire pressure/T

malfunction telltale in the instrumen

cluster ( page 34) flashes for appr

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Tires and wheels

Tire labeling

Besides tire name (sales designation) an

manufacturer name, a number of marking

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General:

Depending on the design standards us

tire size molded into the sidewall may h

letter or a letter preceding the tire si

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Tires and wheels

G Warning!

Do not overload the tires by exceedin


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At the tire manufacturers option, a

with a speed capability above 149 m

(240 km/h) can include a "ZR" in the

designation (for example: 245/40 ZR

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Tires and wheels

Load identification


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DOT (Department of Transportation)

Tire branding symbol1 ( page 200denotes the tire meets requirements o

U.S. Department of Transportation.


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Tires and wheels

Maximum tire inflation pressure


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Quality grades can be found, where ap

ble, on the tire sidewall between tread

der and maximum section width. For ex


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Tires and wheels

Tire ply material


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DOT (Department of Transportation)

A tire branding symbol which denotes t

meets requirements of the U.S. Depart

Transportation


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Tires and wheels

PSI (Pounds per square inch)

A standard unit of measure for air pres

> bar, kilopascal (kPa).

R d d ti i fl ti


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Uniform Tire Quality Grading Standard

A tire information system that provide

consumers with ratings for a tires tra

temperature and treadwear. Ratings a

d t i d b ti f t i


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Winter driving

Before the onset of winter, have your ve

winterized at an authorized smart center

service includes:

Ch k f ti i d tif


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Snow chains*

! Remember that snow chains must alwcompatible with the tire sizes of a veh

S h i th t d b


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Winter driving

G Warning!

The vehicles handling changes when


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Drinking and driving

G Warning!


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Driving instructions

Brakes

G Warning!


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High and low stresses

G Warning!


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G Warning!

The accumulation of salt on break dis


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Drive sensibly save fuel

Fuel consumption, to a great extent, d

on driving habits and operating condit


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! To prevent damage to the catalyticconverter, only use premium unleaded g

line in this vehicle.

Any noticeable irregularities in engine

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G Warning!

Do not drive with a flat tire. A flat tir


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Tire speed rating

Regardless of the tire speed rating, loc

speed limits should be obeyed. Use prud

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Road salts and chemicals can adversely

braking efficiency. Increased pedal for

become necessary to produce the nor

braking effect.


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Passenger compartment

G Warning!


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Emission control

Certain engine systems serve to keep

toxic components of the exhaust gases

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G Warning!

Driving when your engine is over


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Abroad, there is an extensive smart se

network at your disposal. If you plan t

into areas which are not listed in the in

your smart center directory, you shou

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Vehicle care

Care tips

Regular and proper care will help to ma

the value of your vehicle. The best way to

t t hi l f h f l i


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Frequent washing reduces and/or elim

the aggressiveness and potency of the

adverse influences.

M f t hi

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Vehicle care

Vehicle care

Contact an authorized smart center for

ommended and approved care products


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! To avoid damage to exterior surfacalkaline agents, abrasive sponges, hig

V hi l


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Vehicle care

Removing insects

Remove insect remains before you start

wash the vehicle.

> Spray insect remover on.

All i t t k i b i fl


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Power washer

! Never use a round nozzle to powertires. The intense jet of water can res

d t th ti Al l

Vehicle care


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Vehicle care

Exterior Repair options

Plastic parts (body

panels) with

clearcoat

Clearcoat touch

paint pen

B d l ith d d t


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Where will I find ?


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Where will I find ...?

Tire repair kit

The tire repair kit is located in the pass

gers footwell under the carpet.


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Firstaid kit*

The firstaid kit is located on the drive

in the cargo compartment.

Display messages


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Display messages

The following three display messages apin the multifunction display (page 136


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Warning and indicator lampsthe instrument cluster

General information:

If f th f ll i l i th i t

What to do if


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What to do if ...


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with the parking brake set.

if the brake circuit fails or the brak

level in the brake fluid reservoir is

St th hi l i di t l i f

What to do if ...


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What to do if ...

If the tire inflation pressure in the respetire(s) has (have) been corrected, the c

nation low tire pressure/TPMS malfunct

telltale goes out after a few minutes of d

i S l "R t ti th TPMS"


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When the system detects a malfunctithe telltale will flash for approximat

1 minute and then remain continuou

illuminated.

Thi ill ti

What to do if ...


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What to do if ...


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*

What to do if ...


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G Warning!

When the ESP warning lamp is


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What to do if ...


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Flashes with increasing frequency of a wing chime:

if the vehicle speed once exceeds

15 mph (25 km/h), the seat belt

t llt l < t t fl hi d


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The subsequent self check of the safetsystems yields the following results:

Scenario 1:

Th SRS i di t l t ft

What to do if ...


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Flashes at double frequency: if one of the turn signals is malfunctio

> Replace the bulb as soon as possible

( page 254).


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Acoustic warning signals

Door warning

A warning signal sounds if the door is

hil i d ith th i

Unlocking/locking ma


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Unlocking the vehicle

You can unlock the drivers door and th

filler flap by unlocking the drivers door

th k Th l k li d i fitt d ith


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Closing the rear soft top

If the rear soft top does not lock prop

after being closed, proceed as follows

St th hi l i f l ti

Replacing transmitter


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Notes

The remote control's transmitter batter

almost spent when the turn signals flash

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Replacing transmitter batter

Replacement battery: CR 2016 button

! R l th t t l' t

Replacing bulbs


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About replacing bulbs

Safe vehicle operation depends on prop

exterior lighting and signaling. It is ther

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Overview bulbs

Replacing bulbs


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Notes on bulb replacement

Only use bulbs of the same type and wi

specified watt rating.

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Low beam headlamp bulb

> Removing: Take off low beam headla

cover3.

D t h th l t i l t

Replacing bulbs


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Side turn signal lamp bulb

> Removing: Open the door on the corre

sponding side.


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Replacing bulbs


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High mounted brake lamp

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Replacing the interior lightiYou need a 12 V 10 W bulb.

Replacing wiper blade


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About replacing wiper blades

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> Removing: Press on retaining spring

both sides of the wiper blade.

> Fold the wiper blade away from the w

arm in the direction of arrow2 and

it

Replacing wiper blade


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Adjusting the washer jet nozz

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Preparing the vehicle

Upon experiencing any type of proble

the vehicle's tires, switch on the hazar

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Flat tire


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Notes

Small tire punctures, particularly tho

the tread, can be sealed with the tire

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G Warning!

Please review the instructions below

Flat tire


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> Unscrew the valve cap from the tire va

the damaged tire.

> Pull off the stopper of filler hose4.

> Screw the end of filler hose4 onto th

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> Unscrew the end of filler hose4 fro

tire valve.

> Plug filler hose4with thestopper.> Tire sealant container9 remains s

t fl 1 Th fill h

Flat tire


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! The manufacturer is unable to guarathat all tire punctures can be repaired w

the tire repair kit, in particular cuts or

perforations larger than approximately

0 16 i (4 ) f th ti ' t


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About the battery

Your vehicles battery is located in the

passengers footwell below the footres

( 273)

Battery


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G Warning!

Failure to follow these instructions ca


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! Never loosen or detach battery terclamps while the engine is running or

is in the starter switch. Otherwise the

nator and other electronic component

b l d d

Battery


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G Warning!

Never charge a battery while still

Jump starting


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G Warning!

Failure to follow these directions will


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G Warning!

Keep flames or sparks away from bat

Towing


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About towing

smart recommends that the vehicle be t

ported with all wheels off the ground us

fl tb d i t h l lift/d ll


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G Warning!

With the engine not running, there i

Towing


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G Warning!

High outside temperature, stopand


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Towing the vehicle

Towing with all wheels on the ground o

axle raised:

Fuses


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The electrical fuses in your vehicle serv

switch off malfunctioning power circuitsIf a fuse is blown, the components and sy

secured by that fuse will stop operating


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Replacing a fuse

The fuse box is located on the drivers

below the dashboard.

Fuses


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Fuse chart

No. Accessory/Componant

1 Engine


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Parts service


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The "Technical data" section provides t

necessary technical data for your vehic


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Your vehicle is covered under the term

warranties printed in the Service andWarranty Information booklet. Your au

rized smart center will exchange or re

d f ti t i i ll i t ll d

Engine electronics


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Work on engine electronics

G Warning!


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The transmitting power of the telepho

radio must not exceed the following mvalues.

F M i t

Engine electronics


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Onboard Diagnostics Socket

(OBD)

The onboard diagnostics socket is loca

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Signs and labels

Identification labels


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Layout of polyVbelt


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For dimensions of the polyVbelt, see

"Engine" ( page 297).


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Engine specifications

EngineMode of operation

Number of cylinders

V l li d

Rims and tires


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! Only use tires which have been teste

approved by smart. Tires approved by sare developed to provide best possible

performance in conjunction with the dri

f t t hi l h A


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Rims and tires Model pure

Front axle:

Rims (steel) 4.5 J x 15 H

Rims (light alloy) 4 5 J x 15 H

Electrical system


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Electrical system

Generator (alternator)Starter motor

Battery

S k l


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Weights

Cargo compartment load max.Roof load1

1 This vehicle is not intended to carry items on i

Main dimensions


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Main dimensions

Overall vehicle lengthOverall vehicle width (exterior rear vie

Overall vehicle width (exterior rear vie

O ll hi l h i ht


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Vehicle components and their respect

lubricants must match. Therefore only

products tested and approved by sma

Pl t t th i d t

Service fluids and cap


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Components Mode

Engine with oil filter All moTransmission All mo

Brake system All mo

li ll


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Engine oils

Engine oils are specifically tested for

suitability in our engines and durabili

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Premium unleaded gasoline

G Warning!


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Gasoline additives

A major concern among engine manufa

is carbon buildup caused by gasoline

d l th f lit


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Windshield/rear window1 washsystem

During all seasons,

i d hi ld h t t


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Coolants

The engine coolant is a mixture of wat

anticorrosion/antifreeze, which provid

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Documents

Manual F2 3G USA - Ingles