Symbols In Service Information
Symbols
Symbols
Symbols are used to supplement or provide further details about the procedure.
Symbols contribute to reducing the amount of text. These are designed to be easy to understand and prevent misunderstandings.
Localization symbols
Localization symbols are used to simplify localization in the procedure.
As the images are reused, the silhouette may not correspond with the selected vehicle model.
1. Convertible, view from the side (roof open)
2. Coupe/convertible, view from the side (roof closed)
3. Station wagon, view from side
4. Station wagon, SUV, view from above
1. Sedan, view from side
2. Sedan/coupe/convertible view from above. A red circle or a line indicates a focused area.
3. SUV, view from side
4. View from below
Materials
The symbols indicate that some form of material is to be used in the procedure.
1. Apply, what is to be applied is evident from the context.
2. Apply to a diameter stated in the image, what is to be applied is evident from the context
3. Apply, what is to be applied is evident from the context.
4. Apply to a diameter stated in the image, what is to be applied is evident from the context
1. Apply using a roller, what is to be applied is evident from the context
2. Apply using a brush, what is to be applied is evident from the context
3. Apply the specified chemical from a spray can
1. Add a liquid, the type of liquid is indicated by the context or is stated in the procedure.
2. Use a syringe
3. Use a syringe
4. Use oil for lubrication
1. Use a pop rivet
2. Use a cable tie
3. Use tape
Tools
The symbols denote that a specific measurement instrument or tool is recommended for the working procedure.
1. Use strap wrench
2. Note
1. Use a Voltmeter
2. Use an Ammeter
3. Use an Ohmmeter
4. Use a pressure gauge, the value states the target value
1. Use measurement gauge. Measured value must not be less than 0.02 mm.
2. Use measurement gauge. Measured value shall be at specified value with tolerance.
3. Use measurement gauge. Measured value must not be more than 0.02 mm.
1. Use suitable pliers
2. Use suitable nippers
3. Long nose pliers
4. Universal grip pliers
1. Use Hose Pinch-0ff Pliers
2. Use an S-shaped hook
3. Use a load strap
4. Cut
1. Cut
2. Use a keyhole saw
3. Saw
4. Use a plasma cutter
1. Use a hot-air gun
2. Use hot-melt adhesive
3. Use a soldering iron/soldering pen
4. Blow clean using compressed air
1. Use a cutting disc/grinding disc
2. Use a 10 mm wide file
3. Use a rotary file
4. Use a wire brush
1. Use a drill with the stated size
2. use a tap to make threads
3. use a die to make threads
4. Repair threads using screw thread inserts
1. Use a step drill, drill to the stated size
2. Use a hole saw with the stated size
3. Deburr edges
4. Deburr edges
1. Measure
2. Mark using a pen
3. Use a drift
4. Scribe/mark up
1. Interior trim remover
2. Wedge
3. Drift
4. Use an appropriate impact tool
1. Crosshead screw
2. Slot screw
3. Torx screw
4. Allen screw
1. Use suitable pliers for internal circlips
2. Use suitable pliers for external circlips
3. Use suitable tool to remove/install the retainer rings
1. Scrape off
2. Vacuum cleaner
3. Wipe off
4. Sanding paper
Other symbols
1. Ignition off, ignition to the 0 position
2. Ignition on, ignition to the 2 position
3. Parking brake "off"
4. Parking brake "on"
1. Engage the stated gear position, automatic transmission
2. Put automatic transmission in manual mode
3. Engage the stated gear position, manual transmission
4. Engage the stated gear position, automatic transmission
1. automatic transmission - manual shift down
2. Wait the specified time
3. Engine revs 2000 -2500 rpm
4. Add pressure with the stated number of kg
1. Check/Ensure
2. Listen for noise
3. Component is used. Replace with new.
4. Two people are required for this task
1. Check with mirror
2. Protect from moisture
3. Repeat the number of times stated
1. Temperature 80°C
2. Temperature between 80°C and 100°C
3. Max temperature 100°C
4. Min temperature 80°C
1. Drill first layer only
2. Drill first two layers only
3. Drill first layer only, use 5 mm drill
4. Drill first two layer only,use 5 mm drill
1. metal inert gas (MIG) welding equipment
2. Weld a solid line
3. Spot weld
1. Turn the component XX degrees in the direction of the arrow, the number of degrees is evident from the image.
2. Rotate the component XX turns in the direction of the arrow, the number of turns is evident from the image.
3. Do not use impact screwdriver/wrench
4. Do not discard the battery
1. Steering wheel centered
2. Turn the steering wheel 90 degrees in the direction of the arrow
3. Turn the steering wheel to the maximum in the direction of the arrow
4. Steering lock unlocked position
5. Steering wheel locked
1. Applies to left-hand drive vehicles. The symbol can also be used as a localization symbol, then with a red ring or a line in the symbol.
2. Applies to right-hand drive vehicles. The symbol can also be used as a localization symbol, then with a red ring or a line in the symbol.
3. Adjust the headlamps sideways
4. Headlight vertical adjustment