Triumph TR8 User Manual

~~

Published

by

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BL Cars

Limited

Puble.tion

hrt

No.

AKM

4335

JAGUAR

ROVER

TRIUMPH

INC.

600

WILLOW

TREE

ROAD,

LEONIA

NEW

JERSEY

07605

In all communIcatIons

relallngtoService or Spares. please

quote

thc

CommISSion Number (ChassIs Number I paint and

lrlm

numbers These

arc

stampedona plate allachedtothe left-hand door rcar closing face The CommISSion NumberISalso

stamped

on

a plato

anachedtotho leh-handwindscreen pIllar andISvIsible through the screen

When

L.H.orR.H. is usedinthe

texl.

Ihis

refers10the

Left-handorRight-hand01the vehicle.

viewed

from

Ihe

driver'sseat.

The Manufacturers reserve the rrght

to

vary theIr speCifications

wIthOfwithout

nOtice. and at

such

limes

andInsuch manner as

they thmk fll

MajoraswellasminOt changes maybemvolved m accordance

with

Ihe

Manufacturer's

polleyofconstant produCI

Improvemenl
Whilst

every efforlISmade

to ensure the accuraeyofpatllculars contained In

thIS

Handbook. neIther The Manufacturet nor the

Dealel.

by

whom

Ihls

HandbookISsupplied. shall m any CIrcumstancesbeheld liable lor any maccuracy or

the

consequences

thereof
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parIofIhls publication maybyreproduced. Slored m a retrIeval SVslem or

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In any 10fm.

clCCltomc. mechamcal.

phOtOCOPVrng.

recordrng or any other means wllhOut

pllor

wlIl(en

permISSIon

ftom

lhe ServIce

DIVISIon

of

Jaguar Rover TrIumph

2

Introduction

Controls,

Instruments

and

Indicator.

Body Fittings

Seats

and

Safety

Harness

Heating.

Ventilation

and

Air

Conditioning

Running Instructions

Towing

a Caravan or

Trailer

Automatic

Transmission

Wheels

and Tyres

Cooling

System

Electrical

System

CareofBodywork

CONTENTS

5

7

19

27

31

35

40

45

49

53

57

67

3

IMPORTANT

CATALYTIC

CONVERTER

SPECIFICATION

VEHICLES

The

TRa

IS designed

to

operate

on UNLEADED fuels of 91 octane

ItISessential that only unleaded fuels are usedInthis vehicle otherwise

seriOUS

damage

can be caused10the CatalytiC

Converter

Do not use oxygenated fuels such as blends

01

methanol/gasoline or ethanol/gasoline(eg GASAHOL)

unEADfD

FUEl

ONLY

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4

INTRODUCTION

Now

that

you have taken deliveryofyour

new

car, please read this

Handbook

carefullytofamiliarIZe

yourself

with

the

controls

and

other

features,

which

have

been

designed

tor your safety and

comfort

The lock key

numberISstampedonthe tag

attatched

to the

larger

keyofyour key-set. andISnol

shownonthe keyorlock

Please make a recordofthis

number

as you

will

need It to

obtainareplacement

Servicing

Before receiving your

new

carItwill

have undergone

an

Inspection

10

ensure that all systems are working and the vehicle

is

complete

to specification,

After

completing

1000

miles

the vehicle should be returned to the seiling Dealer

who

will carry

out

the first

Important

service

and make

whatever

adjustments

are

requl'ed.

freeofcharge

except for costoflubricants

Subsequent

to the free serVice,

maintenance

and servICingofthe

vehicleISthe responSibilityofthe

owner

whoISadvised to

make full use

of

the

planned

maintenance

operated

by all

Jaguar

Rover-Triumph franchise holders TI,e

operations

carned

out

by

your Dealer

will

beInaccordance

With

current

recommendations

and

maybesubject

to revIsion from

timetotime

The 'PassporttoService'

which

Includes

the

'Owners

Service

Statement'

has provISion for the

Dealer

to certify that the

work

has

been

performedInaccordance

With

current

recommendations

Regular useofthe 'PassporttoService' at the specified Intervals

IS

the best safeguard

against

the

possibilityofabnormal

repair bills at a later

date

and

would

constl\i)te

proofofregular serVICing,

thus

enhanCing the valueofyour

cartoa prospective buyer

Jaguar

Rover-Triumph

Inc.

Dealers

are prOVided With the latest

Information

concerning

special

tools

and

workshop

techniques.

enablmg

themtoundertake your service and repairs

IfI

the

most

effiCient and-economiC

manner

5

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

Before entering the vehicle:-

- Check

that

the

windows

are clean and visibility is

not

impaired.

- Check

that

light

lenses are clean.

- Check tyres for condition and correct pressure.

- Check

that

the area around the carisclearofdriving hazards before driving off.

- Check

that

the

bonnet

and

boot

are securely closed.

On

entering the vehicle:-

-

Adjust

the

seats and head restraints,

- Adjust the interior and exterior (Door) mirrors.

- Fasten seat belts, ensure that passengers do likewise.

- Check

the

operationoflight

switches,

horn and hazard

warning.

-

With

the

ignition

switched

on, check the

operationofall

warning

lights.

6

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

7

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

CONTROLS

INSTRUMENTS

ANO

INDICATORS

Item

Description

Page

Ref

Item

Description

Page

Ref

FasCia

side

vent

30

10

Glove box lock

20

2

Combination

sWitch

13

11

Air

conditioning/heater

controls

2J-29

3

Instruments

and

warnmg

indicators

11

12

Air

conditioning

cut-out

sWitch

28

4

Wmdscreen

wiper

and

washer

control

14 13

Instrument

IllUminatIOn

rheostat

15

5

Master

lightmg

sWitch

14

14

Gear selector lever

16

6

Heated

Rear Screen SWllch

15

15

Cigar

lighter

15

7 FasCia

central

air

vent

30

16

Pedals

16

8 Fog

lamp

SWitch

15 17

Bonnet

release

control

19

9 Hazard

warnmg

switch

15

8

CONTROLS. INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

Fig, 1

1

2 3

4

5 6 7 8 9

<

10

-.

,,_

....

1

17

16

11

15 14

13 12

11

2339

9

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

Ignition/Starter

Switch

and

Steering

Lock

(Fig. 2)

o All electrical Circuits

sWitched

off mechanical lock pre-set

when

keyISremoved

1 Auxiliary

position

2

Ignition

3 Start

Unlocking

Sequence

(clockwlse~

Insert the key and turn

1110

POSition '1" If

difficulty

IS

encountered,

turn

the

steering

wheel

slightly to relieve

the

load

on

the lock

bolt

The

steermg wheel should

now

be freetoturn

This operation should be

performed

only

after the

following

requirements

have

been

carried

out

in

the

correct

sequence:- 1. OCCUPANTS SEATED;

2.

DOORS CLOSED; 3.

SEAT BELTS FASTENED; 4. GEARS NEUTRAL Refer to

'Running

Instructions',

To

sWitchonthe

Ignition,

turn

the

keytoPOSition

'2'

Further

movement

to posItion

'3'

operates

the starter

motor

The key

will

return to POSition

'2'

when

released

Locking

Sequence

(anti-clockwise) Turning the key from

POSition

2'to"

will

SWitch

off

the

Ignition

Push the key fully

towards

the lock and turnItto POSition

'0'

Withdraw

the key

and move the

steenng

wheel

slightlytoensure

that

the lock

boltISfully engaged,

WARNING,Iffor

any

reason

the

ignitionisswitched

off

while

the

car

is

in

motion

DO

NOT

ATTEMPT

TO

DEPRESS OR

TURN

THE

KEY

TO

POSITION

'0',

as

this

constitutes

part

of

the

steering

lock

sequence.

The

designed

operating

sequence

prevents

the

engine

being

started

with

the

steering

LOCKED,

Serious

consequences

can

result

from

alterationsorsubstitution

of

the

ignition

start

switch

which

would

permit

the

enginetobe

started

with

the

LOCK

ENGAGED.

Under

no

circumstances

must

the

ignition

start

function

be

separated

from

the

steering

lock,

B-o

i~~

\

2

Fig.2

2JJJ

10

Speedometer

(Fig. 3)

The

speedometer

indicates the

road

speedofthe

vehicle

In

miles

and

kilometres

per hour. It also

combmes

the

following

indicators

1 1 )

Trip

odometer~The figures

within

the aperture above

the centre

of

the

dial

may be used

to

record the

distanceofeach

journey

provided that the figures are

pre-set to zero by

turning

clockwise

the knob that

extends

downwards

from

behind

the

Instruments,

( 2 )

Odometer

- The

figure

within

the aperture

below

the

centre of the dial records the

lolaImileage01the

vehicle and

may

be

used

as

a gUide to periodic

lubrication

and

maintenance.

Tachometer

(Fig,

3l

The

tachometer

indicates

the

engme

speedInrevolutions per

minute

andIScalibratedInIncrementsof500.

extendmg

to

7,000

rpm,

Recommendations

concerning

the speed range are given

under

'Runnmg

Instructions'

Warning

lights

(Fig

3l

(

3)

Oxygen

Sensor

(PI

vehicles onlyl

The Oxygen Sensor

Indicator

glows

when

the sensors

require

renewal

ThiS

will

occur

at the

mileage

mterval

stated

In

the

Maintenance

Handbook

Consult your

dealer as soon

as

convenient after the

mdlcator

illuminates
The

indicator

glows

when

the starter

motorISoperated,

failure10do

so Indicates

bulb

failure

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

Fig. 3

6

1

•

)

)

,

, ,,'

','"

(4)

and

(5)

Direction

indicator

monitors

- The arrowed

indicator

(4)

glows

green

Intermlllently

when

the

steering

column

combmatlOn

switchISmoved1OSignal

a

lell-hand

turn The

Indicator

(5)

glows

Similarly

when

the

switchISmoved

to Signal a

right-hand

turn

(

6)

Not

usedonUSA

vehicles

( 7

l

Ignition

"T"""

The

'Ignition'

Indicator

glows

red

when

the

IgnitionISSWitched on

andISextinguished

when

the

engineISrunning

(8

I Oil pressure - The

'Oil'

indicator

glows

when

the

IgnitionISSWitched on

andISextinguished

when

the

engineISrunning

11

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

(9lBrakes

-

Should

failure01the

frontorrear

hydraulic

brake lines

occur,

the

indicator

will

glow

The cause

mustberectified

Immediately

The

system

incorporates

a

bulb

test

facility

The

Indicator

should

glow

when

the

starter

mOlar

15

operated, failure10dosoindicates

a faulty

bulb

110)

Belts

- The

'Belts'

indicator

Will

glow

for

approx-

Imately

ten

seconds

when

the

engineISstartedIfthe

dnver has

not

fastened

hiS

seal

bell. This

will

be

accompanied

by an

audible

alarm, If

the

dnver

fastens

hiS

seat

belt before

starting

the engme, the indicatOr

will

glow

without

the

audible

warning

Refer to

Runnmg

Instructions'

Fig,4

6 1

td:a

)

)

12

9

(11)

Park

Brake

- The

park

brake

Indicator

glows

when

the

handbrake1$applied

and

Ihe

IgnitionISsWitched

on

(12)

Coolant

-

The

'Coolant"

Indicator

glows

when

the

coolant

level m

the

header

tankIStOO

low

The

fault

should

be

rectified

Immediately

by

toppmg

up

the

header

tank10the

recommended

II1structlon

(page

551

A

prudent

walch

should

be

kept

on

the

coolant

temperature

gaugetoensure

that

the

engme

does

nOI

overheat
The

Illdlcator

glows

for

three

seconds

when

the

I~""lltlon

IS

sWitched

on,

failuretodosoIlldlcates

bulb

fallu

~

113)

Main

beam

-

The

'Seam"

Illdicator

glows

blue

when

malll

beams

are

selected

andISextingUished

dUfing

dipped

beam

operations

(141

Fuel-The

Fuel

mdlcator

glows

when

the

quanllty

of

fuel In

the

tank

lalls

below

6 8 htres

(1

5

gallonsl

Fuel

surge

may

cause

the

Illdlcator

to

glow

Intermittently

before

the

fuelISreducedtothiS

amount

Warning

lights

(Fig 4)

The

warnlllg

light

layoutonearlier

vehicles

IS

(3)

Main

beam

- The

'Beam"

Illdlcator

glows

blue

when

malll

beams

are

selected

andISextingUished

durlllg

dipped

beam

operation

(41

and

(51

Direction

indicator

monitors

-

The

arrowed

Indicator

14)

glows

green

Illterml11ently

when

the

steering

column

combination

SWitchISmovedtosignal

a

left-hand

turn

The

indicator

(5)

glows

Similarly

when

the

SWitchISmovedtosignalafight-hand

turn

16)

Demist

- The

'Demist'

indicator

glows

when

the rear

screen element1$sWitched on

17)

Ignition

- The

'Ignillon'

Indicator

glows

red

when

the

IgnitionISsWitched

on

andisextmguished

when

the

engineISrunning

(8)Oil

pressure

- The 'Od'

mdlcator

glows

when

the

Ignition

1$

switchedonand1$extinguished

when

the

engme1$running

(9

l Brakes - Should failureofthe front or rear hydraulic

brake

Imes occur, orifthe handbrakeISleft

'on'

the

Indicator

will

glow, If

the

lamp

glows.

indicating

failure

of

the hydrauliC system, the cause

must

be rectified

Immediately

The

Indicator

should

Illuminate

when

the

starter

motor

IS

operated.

failure10dosoIndicates

bulb

failure

(101 Belts - The 'Seat

Bell

warning

light'

will

glow

when

the

IgnitionISSWl\chedonand a vehicle

occupant

has

not fastened a seat

belt

ThiS

willbeaccompanied by

an audible alarm Refer to 'Runnmg Instructions'

(11)Not

used

on

USA

vehicles

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

(12)

Fuel - The Fuel

mdicator

glows

when

the

quantity

01

fuelInthe tank falls

below

68

lit res(15 gallonsl Fuel

surge may cause the

mdlcatortoglow

intermittently

before the fuelISreduced to thiS

amount

(131

Fog (optional

fltmentl

- If the vehicle is eqUipped With

fog lamps, the

mdlcalOr Will

glow

when

the

CirCUit

IS

operative

(14)

Not

used on USA vehicles.

13

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS ANO INDICATORS

Fig.5

.=

,·=e

•

•

"'"

14

Clock (Fig 5)

The

handsofthe electrically

operated

clock can be resel by

turning

the knob located

below

the

Instrument

and extendmg

from the lower fascia

rail

Water

Temperature

Indicator (Fig 5)

The

gauge

IS marked 'C' (coldl and

'H'

(hot), Indicating the

temperatureofthe

coolantasIlleaves

the cylinder head. It

IS

effective

when

the

IgnitionISsWitched

on

When

the

Ignl\lon

IS

switched

off

the needle should return to

zero

Fuel

Gauge

(Fig, 5)

The gauge indicates

the

contentsofthe

fuel tank

Allow

thirty

seconds for the gauge needle to reach a steady readmg after

SWitchingonthe

Ignilion.

When

the

Ignilion

IS

sWl1ched

off

the needle

should

return to

zero

Voltmeter

(Fig, 5)

The

voltmeter

registers the battery's state01charge. If the

gauge registers

In

the lower red sector

under

normal

running

conditions. the cause should be Invesllgated,

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

Fig, 6

Combination

Switch

(Fig.

6)

The

steenng-column

combination

SWitch serves

the

following

purposes

Horns - To operate

the

horns. press the

endofthe

ccnlrol

Direction

indicators

- To

Indicate

a left-hand turn.

move

the

lever

anll-clockwlse

MoveItclockwise

forafight-hand

turn

This

controlISonly

effective

when

the

IgnillonISswitched

on

Headlamp

main

beam

- To operate

the

main

beams. push

the

lever fully

forward

away

from

the

steeflng

wheel. Pull

the

lever

10

liS

neutral

(centrall

pOSl1lcn

for

dipped

beams

This

controlISonly

effective

when

the

'master

lighting

sWitch"

IS

movedtothe

headlamp

position

Windscreen

Wiper

and

Washer

Control

{Fig

7l

The

centrollS

effective only

when

the Ignll10nISsWitched

on

o

or

:::::J=

2332

Fig. 7

For

continuous

OperallQnofthe

two

speed

Wipers,

move

the

control

upwardstoposition

'"

lor

slow-speed

operation,

or

lullv

upwardstopoSItion

'2-

for

high-speed

operatIOn For

brlel

use01the

Wiper,

move

the

control

downwards

against

spong

pressure

Wlpmg

WIll cease

when

the contrOl

IS

released

To

operate

lhe

windscreen

washer,

press the

knobonIhe

end

ollhe

control

""

15

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

Fig. 8

16

Master

Lighting

Switch

(1. Fig

8)

To

operate

the

three-position

lighting

sWitch

•

Move

the

switch

bar to the

upper

positiontoextinguIsh all

external

and

fascIa

lamps

-

Move

the

sWllch

bar10the

mid

paSHlontoIllummate

front

and

rear

parkmg

and

marker

lamps

and

the

faSCia

lamps

•

Move

the

sWItch bar to

the

lower

poSllIon

to raIse

and

Illummate

me

headtamps

and

Illummate

the

parking,

marker

and

lascla

lamps

If

the

headlamp

lift

mechanism

failstoraise

the

headlamps,

referto'Electrical

System'-Headlamps.

Heated

Rear

Screen

Switch

(2. Fig 8)

Move

the

SWitch

bartothe

lower

POSition10operate

the

heated

reaf

screen,

which

Will

operate

only

when

the

Ignition

1$

sWllched

·ON·

A

lamp

IncorporatedIn[he SWitch Will

Iliummate

while

the

heaterISoperating
Do

not

leave sWitched

'ON'

10f

longer

thanISnecessary

becauseofheavy

current

consumption

•

To SWitch 'OFF'

move

the

SWitch

bartothe

upper

pOSlllon

The

heater

should

notbeusedtoremove

snoworice, bUI

may

be

used

periodically

to

remove

condensation

or

to

prevent

ice

formation.

Fog

Lamp

Switch

(where

fitted}

(3, Fig

8)

Move

the

SWitch

bartothe

mid

POSition10Illuminate

the

rear

fog

guard

lamps

only

Move

the

SWitch bar\0the

lower

positiontoIlluminate

the

front·and rear fog lamps

Move

the SWitch bar to

the

upper

POSition10extingUish the

lamps
A

warning

lamp

Incorporated

In the

$wllch

will

Iliummate

while

the

lamp

CirCUlI15SWitched 'ON"

This

CIrCUIt

15

operative

only

when

the

Side/tail

lamps

are

Illummated

The

warning

lightISIncorporatedInthe

Instrument

panel

on

earlier vehIcles Reier10Warning

LIghts

Hazard

Warning

Switch

(4.

Fig

8)

If

the

vehicleISImmobilized

and

constitutes

a hazardtoother

road

users.

warning

may

be

gIVen

by

uSing

the

'hazard

warmng

system'Tooperate

move

the

SWitch bar to the lower

position
Instrument

Illumination

Rheostat

(1.

Fig

91

From

the

'OFF

poSitIon (fully

ani

I-clockwise!.

turn

Ihe

swllch

!moh

clockwisetoIlium

InaIe

the

Instrumentsatlow

intensity.

i1nd further

clockWise10Increase

the

intensity

See

'Master

l.ghtlng

SW!lch'

CONTROLS. INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

Cigar.lighter

12,

Fig 9)

The

cigar-lighterISoperatedbypushing

Its

knob

Inwards

10

heal

the

element

Whenapredetermined

temperature

IS

reached,

the

element

.s ejected

from

the

'heal'

position

from

whenceItmaybewl\hdrawn

for

use A

small

pilot

lamp

IS

Incorporated

within

the

element

carrier

to

faCilitate

replacementofthe

element

during

darkness

Fig. 9

17

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS

AND

INDICATORS

Fig_

10

Refer to

Warning

Lights' -

page

11

Handbrake

lever

{Fig 11)

To applv the rear

wheel

brakes.

pull

the

handbrake lever

upwards.II1$

retained by a

ratchet

and

pawl

Release

the

hand brake by

pullingItslightly

upwardsasthe

bullon

IS

depressed10free

the

pawl.

then

allow

the

levertomove

downwards

to the

off

posltlQn

Gear

Selector

Lever

(Fig.

101

The gear poSitions are Indicatedonthe

lever knob Engage

reverse

only

when

the vehicle1$stationary

Automatic

lransmiSSlon

selector details

are

givenInsectIOn

-

'Borg-Warner

AutomatiC

TransmiSSion"

For

optimum

fuel

economy

the

recommended

gear

change

speeds are

lst/2nd-15

mph

2nd/3rd • 25 m p,h

3rd/4th-40

mp,h

4th/5th-45

mph

Pedals

The pedals are arrangedInthe

convenllonal POSItions The

brake pedal operates the brake

hydraulic system to apply

the

brakesonaU

four

wheels

Warning

lights at the rear of

the

vehicle function automatically when the brake pedal

IS

pressed

while

the

igmllonISsWitched on

To

aVOid

needless

wear of the

clutch

withdrawal

mechanism.

do

not rest the

toot

on

the

clutch

pedal

while

driVing

5

4

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Always

remember

to lock your car when leaving it.

The lock key

number

is stamped on the tag

attachedtothe larger keyofyour

key-set,

and is

not

shown

on

the

key

or

lock.

Please make a recordofthis

numberasyou will need it
to obtain a replacement.

BODY FITTINGS

,"

BODY

FITTINGS

Fig. 1

1590

Fig. 2

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BODY FITTINGS

Keys

(Fig.

1)

Two

keys and a

duplicate

set are provided, The large key

IS

used

for

operating

the

Ignition/steering-column

lock

and

door

locks:

the

small

key

operates

the glovebox and

luggage

compartment

locks.

CAUTION:

The

Ignition

and steering

column

lock

key

IS

supplied

complete

withanIdentification

diSC.

ThiS

must

not

be

mislaid

SinceItprovides

the

only

recordofthe key. In

the

event01the loss of keys the

diSC

Will havetobe

subml11ed

to

your selling dealertoobtain

duplicates_

Door

Locks

(Fig. 2)

Key

locking-With

button

(1) raised, close the door, Insert

the

key

Into

the

lock

and

turn

It a

quarter

turn

towards

the

frontofthe

vehicle

Return

the

keylOthe

vertical POSition

to

Withdraw

11.

To

unlock-Insen

the key.

turnIta

quarter

turn

rearwards

and

return

II to the vertical

position10Withdraw

It

Keyless

locking

- Either

door

may

be locked

from

the inSide

by

pressing

the

bullon

(1)

downwards.

ThiS

position

IS

cancelled

when

the

doorisunlocked

from

the

outside

or

when

button

(1)ISlifted

To

lock

either

door

from

the

outside

(as an alternative to

uSing the key),

hold

the external release leverInthe

open

POSition and depress

button

11)

before clOSing the

door

Do

not

leave the keys in the car

Do

not force

down

button

(1)

when

the

doorISopen

Door

Windows

(Fig 2)

Turn the handle (3)10lower or raise the

door

wmdows

Ashtrays

(Fig 2)

Pull the

topofthe

Iray

outwards

for use and press closed

when

not reqUired To

removeanashtray.

open,

depress

the

sprmg

cliptorelease the

lOP

edge and pull the

bottom

edge

clearofthe

surround

Bonnet

Release

Control

{Fig

3J

To open the bonnet, pull the control knob located

below

the

faSCiaatthe

left-hand sideofthe car This disengages the

locking

plate

and

allows

the

bonnet

10

spring open

suffiCiently to

insert

fingers and release the safety

catch

When

fully

opened

the

bonnetISheld

by a support stay

To close.

disengage

the

stay and

lower

the

bonnet.

firmly

presSing liS

catch

Into

POSitive

engagement

With

the

locking

plate

Driving

Mirror

(Fig

4)

The fully adjustable mterlor

mirrorISmountedona break-

away

support

lor

personal safety

If.

through

Impact.

the

stem

IS

dislodged

from

ItS

mountmg,Itcan be refitted10ItS

Original pOSition
The

drlvmg

mirrorISadjustable

for

direction.

and

may

be

·dlpped'

lemporarily

10

prevent reflected glare

from

the

head

lampsoffollOWing vehicles To

'dip'

the

mirror

move the

protrudmg

tab

rearward,

to regam

normal

adjustment

move

the tab

forward

BODY FITTINGS

Fig. J

Fig.4

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