MARUTI SUZUKI 800, Owner'S Manual

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MARUTI 800 DOMESTIC
844-74E
LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS (LPG)
LPG is a clean, high octane and eco-friendly
fuel. It is basically a mixture of Butane and
Propane and is obtained from Natural Gas
Fractionation and Crude Oil Refining. LPG
is a gas at atmospheric pressure, but can
be liquified when moderate pressure is
applied or when the temperature is
sufficiently reduced. LPG produces less
harmful exhaust gases as compared to
petrol and diesel.
INTRODUCTION TO LPG
In case of any symptom of leakage (or
releasing noise) of LPG, do not panic.
•
Stop the vehicle and switch off the
engine, roll down the windows and
open all the doors.
• Ensure to close Manual shut off
valve on the Multivalve.
• The closure of manual shut off
knob on the multivalve will ensure
that the vehicle does not start in
LPG mode even by accident.
• Contact your Maruti Suzuki
authorized work shop for further
assistance.
• You can drive the vehicle normally
in petrol mode till the leakage is
repaired.
• Please check the position of the selector
switch before starting the vehicle.
• Always maintain some amount of petrol
in petrol tank.
• Always start the vehicle in Auto or petrol
mode.
• If engine does not start in Forced LPG
mode, start in Petrol mode and get the
vehicle inspected by Maruti Suzuki
authorized workshop.
• Ensure that the Gas Tank Cover (plastic)
is always in closed position and not
damaged. Replace the same as soon as
damage is noticed.
• Ensure that conduit pipes are always in
good condition and secured firmly.
Replace in case damage is noticed.
• Always repair your vehicle at Maruti
Suzuki authorized workshop only.
• Get the auto LPG cylinder checked for
every 5 years at Maruti Suzuki
authorized workshop.
• If any minor work, body repair or welding
is to be carried out, ensure to close
Manual shut off valve on the multivalve.
Then remove the Auto LPG cylinder
from the vehicle.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Do's)
CAUTION
13-2
DO NOT USE DOMESTIC LPG IN YOUR
VEHICLE
CAUTION