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Location of spare tire, jack and tools in the car (Mitsubishi Pajero 1)

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Contents: Jack ⤓ Jack handle ⤓ Tools ⤓ Spare wheel ⤓


1. Spare wheel
2. Compartment for tools
3. Jack
4. Jack handle


The jack and jack handle are stored in the tool compartment under the rear seat.

Tools are stored in a tool compartment on the outside of the rear door.

Jack





1. Fastening nut


Open the lid.

Unscrew the mounting nut and remove the jack.

Jack handle





1. Holder




Remove the jack handle from the clamp and remove it from the tool compartment.



Press the spring ring to remove the handle.



Assemble the handle by pressing on the spring ring.

Tools





1. Compartment for tools; 2. Pliers; 3. Upper hatch key (for cars with sunroof); 4. Screwdriver; 5. Impact wrench; 6. Crowbar; 7. Flashlight; 8. Key for removing the cap covering the wheel mounting nuts; 9. Wrench (large); 10. Wrench (small)




Spare wheel





1. Crowbar
2. Impact wrench


The spare wheel is mounted on the outside of the rear door.

In some models, to prevent theft, one of the wheel mounting bolts has a small lock.



To remove the lock, insert the key into the slot in the lock and remove it from the bolt.

Loosen the spare wheel mounting bolts using an impact wrench.

Insert the crowbar into the holes of the impact wrench when loosening the wheel mounting bolts.

Remove the spare tire.



When there is no spare tire on the hook (1), pull the hook out and lift it up into the special storage hole.





To install a removed wheel.

Lower the spare wheel mounting hook and place the removed wheel on it.

Align the bolt holes in the wheel with the holes on the mounting bracket and insert the spare tire mounting bolts.

Caution: Before installing the vehicle wheel on the spare wheel mounting bracket, make sure that the spare wheel mounting hook is lowered.




Use an impact wrench to tighten the wheel mounting bolts.

To install a lock on one of the bolts, place the lock with the key inserted onto the bolt head as far as possible. Then, close the lock by removing the key from it.

Caution! The spare wheel must be securely fastened when the vehicle is moving. When installing a spare tire in place of a flat tire, place the flat tire on the spare tire mounting bracket and tighten the mounting nuts securely.
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