1997 Oldsmobile Aurora spare wheel

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1997  Owners Manuals Removing  the  Spare  Tire and Tools 
The equipment you’ll need is in  the trunk.  Instructions  for 
changing your tires  are on the  inside 
of 
the tire cover. You can rest  the  cover  near you

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1997  Owners Manuals Removing  the  Flat  Tire  and  Installing  the Spare  Tire 
1. Position  the  wheel wrench securely over  the wheel 
nuts  to  loosen,  but  don’t  remove them. 
2. Attach the wheel wrench  to the

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1997  Owners Manuals 1 17.5 INCHES I 
4. Near each wheel well is a notch in the frame to 
position  the  jack head. Youll  find the word  JACK 
and  an  arrow stamped  into the plastic near each 
notch. Position the  jac

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1997  Owners Manuals 5. Raise  the  vehicle by rotating the wheel wrench 
clockwise  in the  jack.  Raise  the  vehicle  far  enough 
off the ground so there’s enough room  for  the  spare 
tire 
to fit. 
6. Remove  all

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1997  Owners Manuals Never  use  oil  or  grease on studs or nuts. If you 
do,  the  nuts  might come loose. Your  wheel  could 
fall 
off, causing a serious  accident. 
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8. Place  the  spare  tire on the wheel moun

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1997  Owners Manuals 11. Using the wheel 
wrench, tighten the 
wheel  nuts  firmly  in 
a  crisscross  sequence 
as shown. 
Incorrect  wheel nuts  or  improperly  tightened 
wheel  nuts  can  cause  the  wheel to  become

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1997  Owners Manuals Compact  Spare  Tire 
Although the compact spare tire was fully inflated  when 
your vehicle was  new, it can  lose  air after  a time. Check 
the inflation pressure regularly. 
It should  be 60 psi

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Oldsmobile Aurora 1997  Owners Manuals When to Check 
Check your tires once a month  or more. 
Don’t forget your compact  spare tire. It should be 
at 
60 psi (420 kPa). 
How to Check 
Use  a good quality  pocket-type gage to check tire
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