Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Safety precautions when painting natural gas-powered vehicles
DANGER!
| Excessively high drying temperatures endanger life!
High temperatures increase the pressure in the tank for
natural gas or liquefied petroleum gas. Excessive
pressure can cause the tank for natural gas or liquefied
petroleum gas to burst, causing severe injuries or
death. |
| High temperatures trigger the thermal fuse of the
cut-off valve on natural gas tanks. Increased pressure
due to high temperatures triggers the pressure relief
valve on liquefied gas tanks. Gas escapes from the tank
for natural gas or liquefied gas and, in the presence of
sparks, can produce a jet of flames. This may result in
severe injuries or death. |
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Never expose gas-conducting components to
temperatures higher than +60°C. |
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For drying in an oven above +60°, first remove all
tanks for natural gas or liquefied gas and vent all gas
lines. |
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For infrared drying, never expose gas-conducting
components of the high-pressure storage system to
temperatures above +60°. |
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| Observe safety precautions and other instructions when
working on gas-powered vehicles (»LPG«
or »CNG«): |
| Observe safety precautions
→ Fuel supply system – natural gas engines; Rep. gr.00 |
| Remove fuel tank
→ Fuel supply system – natural gas engines; Rep. gr.20 |
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→ Self-study Programme No. 262; Natural gas – an alternative
fuel for vehicles |
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→ Self-study Programme No. 373; Natural gas drive EcoFuel in
Touran and Caddy |
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→ Self-study Programme No. 425; Natural gas drive EcoFuel with
1.4 l 110 kW TSI engine |
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→ Self-study Programme No. 427; Autogas drive BiFuel |
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→ Self-study Programme No. 528; Natural gas drive in Golf/Golf
Estate TGI Blue Motion |
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Caution
Danger of damage to battery cells at excessive
drying temperatures!
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