| Vehicle diagnostic, testing and information system of the LPG system (Liquefied gas), ►11.2010 |
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| The inspection or repairing of the LPG system must only be performed by a technical specialist trained for LPG systems. |
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| Guidelines of the EC or the respective country must be observed. |
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| Guidelines according to the EC Standard Article 29a VdTÜV 750/757 LPG |
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| The inspection of the system must only be performed by personnel that have attended a specific training for this field that must be repeated at regular intervals. |
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| Autogas (LPG) is highly flammable and when mixed with oxygen, generates an explosive mixture. |
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| No source of ignition must be located in the vicinity of the autogas system. |
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| Breathing in the autogas can influence your ability of perception and cause considerable damage to your lungs. There is a risk of suffocation due to lack of oxygen with higher concentrations. |
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| Autogas is not odourless as odour intensive substances have been mixed into it. |
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WARNING | Hazard due to escaping gas. |
| The system is pressurised. |
| Meet suitable safety measures, e.g. always wear gloves and protective glasses. |
| Wrap a cloth around the connection before opening the fuel system. Then release pressure by carefully loosening the connecting position. |
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Caution | When performing any assembly work, especially when working in the engine compartment, pay attention to the following due to the cramped conditions: |
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| Fit the autogas lines back in the same position as they originally were. |
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| To ensure that the lines are not damaged, make sure that the all moving or hot parts have adequate space. |
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| The lines of the autogas system must not be bent. |
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| Special tools and workshop equipment required |
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