1993 Oldsmobile Achieva Owner's Manual - Page 79

1993 Oldsmobile Achieva Manual

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Engine Exhaust lwnoxide (CO), which you can't see or smell. It citn Gause unconsciousness anddeath. ile brining Your Engine Whl You're Parkec (AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE) Youmight have exhaust coming in if: * Your exhaust system sounds strange or difirent. * Your vehicle gets rusty underneith. Your vehicle was damaged in a collision. * Your vehicle was damaged when driring over high points on the road or over road debris. 9 Repairs weren't done correctly. 0 Your vehicle or exhaust system has been modifiedimpmperly. If you ever suspect exhaustis cuming into your vehicle: * Drive it only with al the l windows down to blow out any CO; and * Have it fixed immediately. ' 's better not to park with the enginerunning. But if you ever have to, here are >me things to know. c I , I Idling the engine with the air system control OFF could dlow dangerous L exhaustintoyourvehicle (see the earlier CAUTION under Engine I Also, idling in a closed-in place canlet deadly carbon monoxide (CO)into your vehicle even if the hn switch is at the highest setting. One place this can happen is a garage. Exhaust-with CO-can come in easily. Never park in a garage with the engine running. Another closed-in placecan be a blizzard. (See the InHax:under Blizzard.) It can be dangerous t get out o your vehicleif the shift lever is not hlly in o f P (Park)with the parking brake firmly set. Your vehicle can roll. Don't leave your vehicle whenthe engine is running unlessyou have to. If yob've left the engine running, the vehicle c& mam suddenly. You or others could be injured. T be sure your vehicle won't move, even when you're on fairly level o ground, always set your parking brake and mcwe the shift lever t P (Park). o ~f are p a r b g on a hill, o if you're pulling a trailer, also see the ~ d you r na under hrking on Hills or Taoing a Trailer. '

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Engine
Exhaust
-
lwnoxide
(CO),
which you
can’t
see
or
smell.
It
citn
Gause
unconsciousness
and death.
Youmight
have
exhaust
coming
in
if:
*
Your exhaust
system
sounds
strange
or
difirent.
*
Your vehicle
gets
rusty
underneith.
Your vehicle
was
damaged
in
a
collision.
*
Your vehicle
was
damaged
when
driring
over
high
points
on
the
road
or
over
road
debris.
9
Repairs
weren’t
done correctly.
0
Your vehicle
or
exhaust
system
If
you
ever
suspect
exhaust
is
cuming
into your
vehicle:
*
Drive
it
only
with
all
the
has
been
modified
impmperly.
windows
down
to
blow
out
any
CO;
and
*
Have
it
fixed
immediately.
brining
Your
Engine
Whl
ile
You’re
Parkec
(AUTOMATIC
TRANSAXLE)
’s
better
not
to
park
with
the
engine
running.
But
if
you
ever
have
to,
here
are
>me
things
to
know.
c
I
Idling
the
engine with
the
air
system
control
OFF
could dlow dangerous
I
L
exhaust
into your vehicle
(see
the
earlier
CAUTION
under
Engine
I
,
Also,
idling
in
a
closed-in
place
can let deadly carbon
monoxide
(CO)
into
your
vehicle
even if
the
hn
switch
is
at the
highest
setting.
One
place
this
can
happen is
a
garage.
Exhaust-with
CO-can
come
in
easily.
Never
park
in
a
garage
with
the
engine
running.
Another
closed-in
place
can
be
a
blizzard.
(See the
InHax:
under
Blizzard.)
It can
be
dangerous
to
get out
of
your
vehicle
if
the
shift
lever
is
not
hlly in
P
(Park)
with
the
parking
brake
firmly
set.
Your
vehicle
can
roll.
Don’t
leave
your
vehicle
when
the
engine
is
running
unless you
have to.
If
yob’ve
left
the
engine
running,
the
vehicle
c&
mam
suddenly.
You
or
others
could
be
injured.
To
be
sure
your
vehicle won’t
move,
even
when
you’re
on
fairly
level
ground, always
set
your
parking
brake
and
mcwe
the
shift
lever
to
P
(Park).
~f
you
are
p a r b g
on
a
hill,
or
if
you’re
pulling
a
trailer,
also
see
the
~nda
under
hrking
on
Hills
or
Taoing
a
Trailer.
I
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