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RETURNING TO SERVICE
1) Open all manual shut-off valves.
2) Ensure the battery is fully charged.
3) After prolonged storage or periods of not running,
it may be difficult to start the engine as the fuel
system will need to be primed. It may be neces-
sary to operate the “Wait to Start” prime cycle
several times.
Note: It is recommended that any stored vehicle be
started once a month to keep all fuel system com-
ponents lubricated. Storing a vehicle for long peri-
ods may require much more work to return to
normal running order.
LIFTING YOUR VEHICLE
Never place a jack on the fuel storage tank or fuel
system components to raise the vehicle. Serious
damage to the LPI® system components, tank, or
tank mounting may result. Lifting on the tank struc-
ture, valves, or mounting attachments can result in
fuel leaks or damage to the tank mounting devices.
See “Tire Changing” in the OEM operator manual for
proper jacking instructions. Use only the jacking
points recommended in the owner’s manual. Always
inspect the jacking point to make sure there is no
contact to the fuel supply lines or storage tanks.
PAINTING THE VEHICLE
In the event if the vehicle requires painting this pro-
cess should not be cured by heating. The LPI® fuel
tank is equipped with a pressure release device. The
pressure relief valve will open at 312 PSI (2151KPA)
if heated to approximately 140°F (60°C).
Note: In the event the vehicle requires a paint pro-
cess that is cured by heating, the tank will need to
be removed and reinstalled by an OEM authorized
service facility.
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