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APPEARANCE PART 8: MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
– 196 – Y53-6007 (R10/06)
thane, and painted plastic surfaces. These cleaning pro-
cedures will ensure that interior components remain in
good condition for the life of the vehicle.
General Cleaning Guidelines
WARNING!
Cleaning agents may contain hazardous
agents. Thoroughly read, understand and
follow the manufacturer’s instructions when
using a cleaning agent to avoid possible
personal injury and property damage.
Handle cleaning agents carefully. Keep
them out of the reach of children. Commer
-
cial cleaning agents may be poisonous.
CAUTION: To avoid possible property damage
Do not spray any kind of liquid directly at
instruments or controls. Apply cleaner to a
rag first and then clean instruments and
gauges. Excess fluid may damage the use
and function of instruments and gauges.
Always test a commercial cleaning agent on
an inconspicuous area of the surface to be
cleaned before using it.
Never clean interior components with
chemicals or solvents such as
–Gasoline
–Naphtha
–Acetone
–Turpentine
–Benzene
–Carbon Tetrachloride
–Lacquer Thinner
–Nail Polish Remover
–Ammonia-based Products
Clean difficult stains such as oil, grease,
and mustard as soon as possible. The
longer a stain goes untreated, the more dif
-
ficult it is to remove.
Avoid application of conditioning products
containing silicones or waxes to the top
surface of the dash panel. This may cause
glare that can be a driver distraction.

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