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Safety precautions and rules for maintaining cleanliness when working with the fuel system (BMW 3 Series E46)

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When working with the fuel system, the following safety and cleanliness precautions must be carefully observed:
  • Do not use open fire near the workplace, do not smoke or hold any very hot objects. There is a risk of accident! Keep a fire extinguisher at hand.
  • Ensure adequate ventilation of the work area. Fuel vapors are toxic.
  • The fuel system is under pressure. When opening the system, fuel may escape under pressure. Collect the fuel with a rag. Use safety glasses.
  • Clean connections and adjacent areas thoroughly before opening.
  • Place the removed parts on a clean lining and cover. Use polyethylene or paper for this. Do not use fibrous fabric!
  • Carefully cover open parts or install process plugs if the repair will take some time.
  • Remove spare parts from packaging only immediately before installation. Do not use parts that have been stored unpackaged (for example, stored in a toolbox). Install only clean parts into place.
  • If possible, do not use compressed air when the fuel system is open. If possible, do not move the vehicle while doing this.
  • Do not use sealants containing silicone. Silicone elements that get into the engine do not burn out and damage the oxygen sensor.


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