Use only unleaded gasoline. Leaded gasoline causes irreparable damage to the three-way catalytic converter and oxygen sensor. The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage caused by the use of leaded gasoline. Also, this case is not covered by the warranty conditions. If you do fill up with leaded petrol, contact your nearest authorised service station immediately.
A vehicle with a gasoline engine is equipped with a narrow filler neck that accepts only the nozzle of an unleaded gasoline filling nozzle.
When the gasoline engine is running, it is prohibited to remove the high-voltage ignition wires and check the engine's operation by disconnecting individual cylinders. This may result in damage to the catalytic converter.
Driving a vehicle equipped with a catalytic converter
While driving, if the engine starts poorly or its performance decreases, drive to the nearest authorized service station at low speed.
Driving a vehicle with a faulty catalytic converter is prohibited.
Avoid situations that may cause unused or partially used gasoline to reach the catalytic converter, especially when the engine is overheated.
Always avoid the following situations:
- Complete exhaustion of fuel.
- Unnecessary long attempts to start the engine.
- The engine operates under conditions where one or more spark plugs are removed.
- Pushing or towing a vehicle to start the engine.
- Turning off the ignition while driving.
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