CAUTION LABEL ATTACHMENT POSITION
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After using a degreasing agent to clean the surfaces of the body where the caution labels will be attached, attach the caution labels to the positions shown in the illustration.
Tech Tips
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Make sure the caution label is not attached over a spot weld.
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When attaching the caution label, make sure not to touch the label's adhesive surface.
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To prevent the edges of the caution label from peeling, apply extra pressure to the label's periphery.
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If the work area's temperature is 5°C or less, the caution label's adhesive will deteriorate. It is recommended that you heat the label to 20 to 40°C.
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| *A | 3 Door | *B | 5 Door |
| *1 | Emission Control Label (Taiwan, Philippines) | *2 | Battery Parallel Caution Label (GCC LHD, Europe) |
| *3 | Air Conditioner Fluid Caution Label | *4 | Emission Device Label (Taiwan) |
| *5 | Fuel Information Label | - | - |
| *1 | Child Lock Caution Label | *2 | Child Lock Caution Label (w/ Tire Carrier) |
| *3 | Approved Label (Australia, Europe) | - | - |
| *A | LHD | - | - |
| *1 | Side Airbag Caution Label | *2 | Certification Label Name Label |
| *3 | Tire Pressure Caution Label | - | - |
| *A | RHD | - | - |
| *1 | Tire Pressure Caution Label | *2 | Side Airbag Caution Label |
| *3 | Name Label (Except India) | *4 | Compliance Plate (Australia) |