- Fig. 1 Rear cabin: Fitting windbreak (1)
- Fig. 2 Rear cabin: Fitting windbreak (2)
- Fig. 3 Luggage compartment: Windbreak
Applies to vehicles: with windbreak
The windbreak reduces draughts inside the vehicle for greater comfort when driving with the soft top open.
The windbreak is stowed in the luggage compartment in a storage bag* or under the floor panel Fig. 3.
Fitting and setting up the windbreak
Open the rear window on the passenger's side.
Take the windbreak out of the luggage compartment and fold it out once. The windbreak is in the correct installation position when the long side is facing forwards (in the direction of travel) and the windbreak frame is on top.
Insert the two pins on the driver's side of the windbreak -1- Fig. 1 into the retainers on the side trim.
Fold the handle -2- upwards, and raise the windbreak slightly at the centre -3- Fig. 2.
Insert the windbreak into the retainers -4- on the passenger's side of the vehicle, and press the centre of the windbreak down gently -5- until the handle engages.
Fold the windbreak frame into the upright position.
Removing windbreak from vehicle
Fold back the windbreak frame.
Remove the windbreak from the retainers in the side trim on the passenger's side of the vehicle.
Pull the windbreak out of the retainers on the driver's side of the vehicle and lift out the windbreak.
Fold up the windbreak and stow it safely.
WARNING!
- Never use the windbreak to secure loads.
- Take special care not to trap your fingers when fitting the equipment.
- Watch out for passing traffic when fitting the windbreak. Stand on the side of the vehicle furthest away from the traffic when fitting the windbreak.
Caution!
Do not lean on the vehicle when fitting the windbreak. Hard objects or decorative items of clothing (such as belt buckles) can damage the paintwork.
Note
- The windbreak is most effective if the windows are fully raised when driving.
- The windbreak must be dry before you put it in the storage bag*.