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Cleanliness and safety rules when working with the fuel system (Peugeot 605)

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When working with the fuel supply system, the following rules of cleanliness and safety precautions must be carefully followed:
  • no open flames or sparks near the workplace! No smoking! The workplace must be equipped with a fire extinguisher!
  • ensure good ventilation of the work area. Fuel fumes are toxic.
  • the fuel system is under pressure. Opening the system may cause fuel to escape. Collect any leaking fuel with a rag. Wear safety glasses when performing work;
  • thoroughly clean the connection points and nearby surfaces before disconnecting the pipelines;
  • place the removed parts on a clean lining and cover them with polyethylene film or paper. Do not use rags made of lint fabric for this purpose!
  • cover or seal exposed parts carefully if repairs are not to be made immediately;
  • remove spare parts from packaging immediately before installation;
  • if possible, do not work with compressed air when the fuel system is open. If possible, do not move the vehicle;
  • do not use silicone based sealant.


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