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11 CKING YOUR
VEHICLE
FOR
SAFETY
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WARNING!
h,,u
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gases can injure or
kill.
They
contain
carbon
1111111oxide
(CO)
which is colorless
and
odorless.
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it
can make you unconscious
and
can
, 1
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(CO)
lnlluw
I.he
safety tips below.
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11ul run the
engine
in
a
closed
garage
or
in
confined
111·,1
,rny
longer
than needed to move
your
vehicle
i.n
,
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of the
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n •cessary to
sit
in
a parked vehicle with
the
1111111•
running,
adjust your
heating
or cooling con-
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force outside
air
into the
vehicle. Set
the
blower
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THINGS
TO KNOW BEFORE STARTING YOUR VEHICLE
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Do
not
inhale
exhaust gases.
They contain
carbon
monoxide,
,1
·olodess
and odorless gas
which
can
kill.
Never
run
th'
ngin'
in
,1
clOSl'd
area, such
as
a
n
garage,
and
1WVl'r
sit
in
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,irk. •d
v •hicle with
the
g
engine running
for
t1n l'\lt>ndl•d
1wrio
I.
If the
Vl'hicle
is
stopped in
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with
th,•
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for
more than<,
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to force
fresh, rn1h1tl1•
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Guard against
1,11'1,111
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w1lh
111<1111•r
m,1inlc-
nance. Have
llw ,.
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the
vehicle is r,1i-.1•d
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Lions
repaired
prornpll
lJ11ltl
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Jrivc
with
.ill
side
windows
fully
opv11.
•
Always
open llw
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t1ir
\l\'nls
when
driving
with
any windows
opl'll,
L'Vl'l1
ii onl
·lightly,
lo
help keep
fresh
air
circul,1ling
insidv
•hi
I•.
Otherwise,
poison-
ous
exhaust
g,1ses
ould b'
dr.iwn into the
vehicle.
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