Honda CG150 Job, Owner'S Manual

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Used wires, electrical cables and steel cables,
when replaced by new ones, should not be
reutilized as they represent a potential danger to
the pilot. These items should be sent to the
recycling center at authorized Honda dealers.
Brake and clutch fluids and battery solution
should be handled with care. Their acid characteristics
may damage the motorcycle, besides representing a
serious risk of contamination to the soil and water, if
spilled.
When replacing the battery, follow the appropriate
precautions regarding its acid solution. The battery
should be sent to an authorized Honda dealer for
proper destination. All replaced metal and plastic
components should also be handed to an authorized
Honda dealer for recycling to avoid garbage
accumulation in large cities.
Modifications such as replacement of exhaust and
carburetor adjustments that differ from the specified
for this model, or any other modification that aims at
altering engine performance, must be avoided as they
could contribute to the increase of noise and air
pollution.
We hope that these pieces of advice are useful and
followed for everyone’s benefit.
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION
Moto Honda da Amazônia Ltda., always
engaged in preserving the future of our planet,
would like to extend this concern to their
clients.
Aiming for a better relationship between your
motorcycle and the environment, we would like to ask
you to observe the following issues:
The regular maintenance, in addition to preserving and
valuing the product, brings enormous benefits to the
environment.
The engine oil must be changed according to the
intervals determined in this manual. Used oil should be
taken in a sealed container to a local recycling center
or to the closest authorized Honda dealer.
Harmful products should not be disposed of in regular
rubbish or poured on the ground or down a drain.
Used tires, when replaced by new ones, should be
sent to an authorized Honda dealer to be recycled.
Tires should never be burned, stored in uncovered
areas or buried.