 WARNING!
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Risk of injury and poisoning working with hydraulic fluid under pressure!
Risk of injury to skin or eyes from hydraulic fluid spraying out under pressure. If any part of the hydraulic circuit has failed, a possibility of the system not depressurising can occur. Extra precaution is required in this event. If hydraulic fluid is swallowed, this can lead to poisoning symptoms such as headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, cramps and unconsciousness.
Always wear skin protection cream, protective gloves and safety glasses when working on a potentially pressurised system.
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WARNING!
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Possible fluid spills from vehicle systems during repairs or maintenance.
Risk of thermal incidents, slip hazards, corrosion of electrical components, failure of electrical or mechanical components or unwanted odours.
Always limit fluid spills and fully clean the spilled fluid after repairs or maintenance.
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Fill/Bleed fluid - Steering
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| 2. | Remove power steering reservoir cap (1).
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| | | Care Point: | Make sure the car is on the ground.
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| | | 4. | Turn steering wheel from lock (A) to lock (B) five times.
| | | 5. | Check power steering fluid and fill up if necessary.
| | | 6. | Install power steering reservoir cap.
| | | 7. | Check functionality of Nose Lift system.
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