Vehicle Maintenance 51 Fuse Box Internal Fuse Box Internal fuse box is located behind the right side panel of the vehicle's steering wheel. CAUTION Do not use tools that conduct electric current to remove a damaged fuse. Use a fuse puller. The use of electric conductors such as metal can cause a short circuit, electrical system damage, leading to fires, and is hazardous. CAUTION Replacing a fuse or using a model with an inappropriate fuse rating can damage the electrical system or cause fires. Ensure the use of a model and current rating that complies with specifications. Failure to do so may result in injury or damage to your vehicle and other properties.
Fogging on Lights In low temperatures or humid conditions, fog may appear inside the lights. Turn on the lights, and after a while, the fog will disappear. This is weather-related and doesn't require fixing. If you have turned on the lights and yet fog persists, you must consult an Official Workshop for inspection. Tires and Wheels Use the vehicle's original tires for a comfortable ride, long-lasting tire treads, and optimal performance. CAUTION Ensure using tire and wheel specifications according to the guidelines, mismatched tires and wheels can compromise ABS functionality, potentially leading to accidents.
Please contact the Official Workshop before replacing the original tires or wheels. Failure to do so may result in injury and damage to your vehicle and other properties.