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    The document provides instructions for applying wheel film to vehicle wheels before delivery to prevent brake rotor rust. Key points: 1) Wheel film made of polyethylene will be used instead of cardboard covers to protect brake rotors from weathering and rust during storage and transport. 2) The film should remain on wheels as long as possible before delivery to customers. 3) Technicians should remove the film by hand just prior to delivery, warming it if necessary in cold conditions to prevent tearing.

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    The document provides instructions for applying wheel film to vehicle wheels before delivery to prevent brake rotor rust. Key points: 1) Wheel film made of polyethylene will be used instead of cardboard covers to protect brake rotors from weathering and rust during storage and transport. 2) The film should remain on wheels as long as possible before delivery to customers. 3) Technicians should remove the film by hand just prior to delivery, warming it if necessary in cold conditions to prevent tearing.

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    The document provides instructions for applying wheel film to vehicle wheels before delivery to prevent brake rotor rust. Key points: 1) Wheel film made of polyethylene will be used instead of cardboard covers to protect brake rotors from weathering and rust during storage and transport. 2) The film should remain on wheels as long as possible before delivery to customers. 3) Technicians should remove the film by hand just prior to delivery, warming it if necessary in cold conditions to prevent tearing.

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    PD017 04

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    The document provides instructions for applying wheel film to vehicle wheels before delivery to prevent brake rotor rust. Key points: 1) Wheel film made of polyethylene will be used instead of cardboard covers to protect brake rotors from weathering and rust during storage and transport. 2) The film should remain on wheels as long as possible before delivery to customers. 3) Technicians should remove the film by hand just prior to delivery, warming it if necessary in cold conditions to prevent tearing.

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    PRE–DELIVERY SERVICE

    PD017-04
    Title:
    WHEEL FILM FOR BRAKE ROTOR
    Technical Service RUST PREVENTION
    BULLETIN Models:

    July 16, 2004 All Models with Wheel Film

    Introduction To prevent brake rotor rust from forming during transportation and storage, wheel film will
    be adopted instead of using a cardboard type anti–rust cover.
    The purpose of the wheel film is to protect the disc brake rotor from weather elements
    and initial rust before the vehicle is delivered to the customer. Consequently, the film
    should remain on the wheel as long as possible.

    NOTE:
    S Retain the wheel film on the disc wheel during vehicle display and storage.
    S Do not remove the wheel film right away at Pre–Delivery Service (PDS) if the vehicle
    will be stored after PDS.
    S Remove the wheel film just prior to delivery to customers.

    Features of Wheel Film:


    Wheel Film Material: Polyethylene
    Color: Transparent

    Applicable S All Models with wheel film.


    Vehicles

    Warranty OP CODE DESCRIPTION TIME OFP T1 T2


    Information
    N/A Not Applicable to Warranty – – – –

    Toyota Supports ASE Certification Page 1 of 3


    WHEEL FILM FOR BRAKE ROTOR RUST PREVENTION – PD017-04 July 16, 2004

    Removal Firmly hold the outer end of the wheel film to pull it off.
    Procedure

    NOTE:
    S If film adhesive residue is found on the disc wheel, remove it with a soft
    cloth dipped in ethyl alcohol (ethanol). Do not use thinner to remove the
    adhesive residue.
    S When the wheel film is removed below an ambient temperature of 0_C (32_F), it is
    possible that the film may tear. For ease of film removal in cold conditions, please
    warm the film above 0_C (32_F) using one of the following methods:
    – Splash (hot) water on the wheel film.
    – Warm wheel film with cotton cloth soaked in hot water.
    – Warm wheel film with heat gun. Be sure not to overheat the film and wheel.
    – Warm wheel film by infrared heater (lamp) for paint. Be sure not to overheat
    the film and wheel.
    – Warm wheel film by steam car wash.
    – Park vehicle indoors (e.g. garage, etc.) for an extended period of time.

    Disposal Please follow local laws for disposal. Polyethylene film will not generate harmful gasses
    Procedure when it is burned.

    Page 2 of 3
    WHEEL FILM FOR BRAKE ROTOR RUST PREVENTION – PD017-04 July 16, 2004

    Introduction MODEL 2003 2004


    Schedule (FRONT & PLANT
    REAR) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    Avalon
    TMMK
    Camry
    JAPAN
    Celica

    NUMMI Front
    TMMC Rear
    Corolla
    Front
    JAPAN Rear
    Highlander
    Front
    Matrix TMMC
    Rear
    MR2
    Prius JAPAN
    RAV4
    Solara TMMK
    Scion xA
    Scion xB JAPAN
    Scion tC
    This is a tentative schedule. There is a possibility that the introduction timing may be delayed on some models.

    Page 3 of 3

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