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1.
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL
SAFETY
1-1
TOOLS
1-14
SERVICE
RULES
1-2
LUBRICATION
&
SEAL POINTS
1-16
a
MODEL
IDENTIFICATION
1-3
CABLE
& HARNESS
ROUTING
1-18
SPECIFICATIONS
1-4
EMISSION
CONTROL SYSTEMS
1-26
TORQUE
VALUES
1-12
EMISSION
CONTROL
INFORMATION
LABELS
(U.S.A.
ONLY)
1-28
GENERAL
SAFETY
CARBON MONOXIDE
If
the engine
must be
running
to
do
some
work,
make
sure
the area
is
well
ventilated.
Never
run
the
engine
in
an enclosed area
•
The
exhaust
contains
poisonous carbon
monoxide
gas
that
can cause
loss
of consciousness
and may
lead
to
death.
Run
the
engine
in
an
open
area or with
an
exhaust
evac-
uation
system
in
an
enclosed
area.
GASOLINE
Work
in a
well ventilated area.
Keep
cigarettes,
flames
or sparks
away
from
the
work
area or
where
gasoline
is
stored.
A
•
Gasoline
is
extremely
flammable
and
is
explosive
under
cer-
tain conditions.
KEEP
OUT OF REACH OF
CHILDREN.
HOT
COMPONENTS
Awaruwj
•
Engine
and
exhaust system
parts
become
very
hot
and
remain
hot for
some
lime
after
the
engine
is
run.
Wear
insu-
lated gloves
or
wail until
the
engine
and
exhaust system
have
cooled before handling
these
parts.
USED
ENGINE
OIL
it
WARNING
•
Used
engine
oil
may
cause
sltln
cancer
If
repeatedly
left
in
contact with the skin for
prolonged
periods.
Although
this
is
unlikely
unless
you
handle used
oil
on
a
daily basis,
it
is
still
advisable
la
thoroughly
wash your hands
with
soap
and
water
at
soon as
possible after
handling used
oiL
KEEP
OUT
OF REACH
OF
CHIIDREN.
BRAKE
DUST
Never use an
air
hose
or dry
brush
to
clean the
brake
assemblies.
Use
an
OSHA-approved vacuum
cleaner or
alternate
method
approved by
OSHA.
designed
to
mini-
mise
the
hazard
caused
by airborne asbestos
fibers.
•
Inhaled
asbestos
fibers
have been
found
to
cause
respiratory
disease
and
cancer.
BRAKE
FLUID
CAUTION
•
Spilling
fluid
on
painted, plastic
or
rubber
parts
will
damage
them
Place a clean
shop
towel over
these parts
whenever
the
if
Om
is
serviced.
KEEP
OUT OF REACH OF
CHILDREN
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