Acura RLX Sport Hybrid Tire Sealant Inflator Kit 2017 Manual
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To use the tire sealant and inflator kit, first remove the cap from the tire valve. Attach the hose from the kit to the valve. Turn on the compressor to inject the sealant and inflate the tire to the recommended pressure. Monitor the pressure gauge to ensure proper inflation.
If the tire sealant fails to seal the puncture, it may be too large or located on the sidewall. In this case, it is recommended to contact roadside assistance or replace the tire with the spare if available.
After using the sealant kit, check the tire pressure within the first 10 miles to ensure it remains stable. It is advisable to monitor it regularly until the tire is professionally repaired or replaced.
Yes, the tire sealant provided in the Acura RLX Sport Hybrid kit is designed to be compatible with TPMS sensors. However, it is recommended to have the sensors checked when the tire is professionally repaired.
Yes, the inflator kit can be used to adjust tire pressure without dispensing the sealant. Simply attach the hose to the tire valve and operate the compressor to inflate the tire.
Store the tire sealant and inflator kit in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Ensure the kit is securely fastened in the vehicle to prevent damage or leakage.
Periodically check the kit for expiration dates on the sealant and inspect the compressor and hoses for any signs of damage. Replace components as necessary to ensure the kit's reliability.
The compressor and hoses can be reused, but the sealant cartridge is typically single-use and should be replaced after use. Ensure a new sealant cartridge is available for future emergencies.
After using the tire sealant, it is recommended to drive at a reduced speed, typically not exceeding 50 mph, until the tire is professionally repaired or replaced.
Yes, the tire sealant and inflator kit can be used in cold weather. However, if the sealant is too viscous due to low temperatures, warm it up slightly in your hands or vehicle before use.