FAW Jilin Automobile Xenia S80, Руководство пользователя

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Engine exhaust
Danger
Do not inhale effluent gases.
Carbon monoxide contained in effluent gases is a
type of colorless, odorless, and toxic gas. Inhalation
of carbon monoxide would lead to asphyxia or even
death.
Once you doubt that effluent gases might enter into
the automobile, please find out the causes, and
restore the automobile to its normal state
immediately.
If you have to drive the automobile in such a case,
open all windows completely.
To avoid accidents caused by effluent gases, please
observe the following precautions.
Maintenance
The engine exhaust system, body and ventilation
system must be maintained in their normal
operation condition. Verify that the exhaust system
is free of leaks and the joints are free of looseness.
If any of the following states occurs, it is advisable
to contact special service stores for overhaul of the
exhaust system and body.
● Every time oil is replaced;
● Every time you observe any change in exhaust
sound;
● Once the exhaust system is damaged or eroded;
● Every time your automobile crashes up against
any object.
Furthermore, the automobile must be subjected to
maintenance as per the maintenance plan described
in Section 13.
Ventilation system
To ensure that the ventilation system of your
automobile may operate normally, you have to
verify that the air intake duct before the windshield
is not covered by snow, leaves or other obstacles.
Routine operation
When the automobile is parked or stopped, do not
allow the engine to run for a long time.
Otherwise, carbon monoxide might enter into the
automobile through the exhaust system that was not
properly maintained or was already damaged.
Do not allow the engine to run inside a garage or
enclosed space except for coming in/going out the
garage.
Verify that the tail pipe is free of any snow cover or
other object that may allow the effluent gases to
build up under the body.