- Use only the fuel recommended for your vehicle. Use only unleaded gasoline.
- Do not allow the fuel to run out completely, as this will lead to misfires, which can lead to failure of the catalytic converter.
- Do not engage the starter after several unsuccessful attempts to start the engine (unburned fuel can enter the exhaust system and damage the catalytic converter).
- Avoid cranking the engine for an unnecessarily long time. Do not use the accelerator pedal when starting the engine. Do not attempt to correct misfires by fully depressing the accelerator pedal.
- Do not tow or push-start the engine. In emergency situations, use jumper cables from a different battery.
- Avoid overloading the engine and exceeding the maximum permissible engine speed (reaching the red zone of the tachometer scale).
- Do not operate the engine with the spark plug removed or the spark plug connector disconnected (for variants with a gasoline engine).
- Do not turn off the engine while driving.
- Do not turn off the engine until the vehicle comes to a stop with the gear engaged.
- If you suspect increased oil consumption, misfiring, or insufficient engine power (the engine is warmed up to normal operating temperature) contact the manufacturer's dealer immediately. Do not open the throttle fully (in this situation, driving even at slow speed can cause damage to the catalytic converter).
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