Safety Information, Gasoline
Safety information Gasoline
Warning! Risk of explosion and fire.Make sure there are no open flames or sparks in the vicinity of fuel system components. It is possible that there is no obvious warning in the form of odor or irritation before a poisonous or hazardous situation arises. This could be immediate or delayed.
Warning! Gasoline for engine operation can contain considerable amounts of benzene, which is toxic if inhaled. The concentration of gasoline fumes must be kept very low. Make sure there is suitable ventilation when handling and using gasoline.The greatest of care must be taken to avoid the serious consequences of inhaling if there is fume build-up from spills in enclosed spaces.High concentrations cause eye/nose/throat irritation, nausea, headaches, depression and signs of insobriety. Very high concentrations result in quick loss of consciousness.Special methods are to be applied to clean and maintain gasoline storage tanks. Gasoline must not be used as a cleaner. Gasoline must not be taken into the mouth. See first-aid.�-� In the event of skin contact: Take extreme care when handling hot fluids. Always wash spilled fluid off of exposed skin immediately.�-� In the event of consumption: Consumption can result in mouth and skin irritation and absorption from the stomach can result in drowsiness and loss of consciousness. Small amounts could be fatal to children.�-� In the event of inhalation: Inhaling fluid into the lungs, through vomiting, is extremely dangerous. Gasoline dries out the skin. Long-term or repeated exposure can cause irritation and skin inflammation.�-� In the event of contact with the eyes: Fluid in the eyes causes severe pain.
Caution! Fuel injection equipment is manufactured with extremely tight tolerances and minimum clearance.
Caution! It is vital that the utmost cleanliness is upheld when working with these components. Make sure the area around the vehicle is as clean and free of dust as possible.