2004 Ford F150 Bi-fuel Supplement 2nd Printing - Page 20

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Roadside emergencies JACKING YOUR BI-FUEL VEHICLE Your Bi-fuel vehicle may be lifted with the emergency jack as described in Changing the tires in the Roadside emergencies chapter of the Owner's Guide. When lifting your Bi-fuel vehicle, follow these additional steps: • SHUT OFF the gaseous fuel injection system as outlined in Gaseous fuel injection system shutoff in the Maintenance and care chapter of this supplement. • DO NOT use the gaseous fuel injection system components (e.g. tanks, brackets, valves, covers and fuel lines) as a lifting or contact point. • DO NOT allow lifting of vehicle to twist or distort the fuel lines of your gaseous fuel injection system. TOWING YOUR BI-FUEL VEHICLE Refer to Wrecker towing in the Roadside emergencies chapter of the Owner's Guide for towing procedures, except Econoline with the optional fuel tank package which must be flat-bed towed. When towing your Bi-fuel vehicle, follow these additional steps: • SHUT OFF the gaseous fuel injection system as outlined in Gaseous fuel injection system shutoff in the Maintenance and care chapter of this supplement. • DO NOT attach tow bars, tow chains, tow straps or safety chains to the gaseous fuel injection system components (e.g. tanks, brackets, valves, covers and fuel lines). • DO NOT allow tow bars, tow chains, tow straps or safety chains to rest or rub on components of your gaseous fuel injection system. 20

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JACKING YOUR BI-FUEL VEHICLE
Your
Bi-fuel
vehicle may be lifted with the emergency jack as described
in
Changing the tires
in the
Roadside emergencies
chapter of the
Owner’s Guide.
When lifting your
Bi-fuel
vehicle, follow these additional steps:
•
SHUT OFF the gaseous fuel injection system as outlined in
Gaseous
fuel injection system shutoff
in the
Maintenance and care
chapter
of this supplement.
•
DO NOT use the gaseous fuel injection system components (e.g.
tanks, brackets, valves, covers and fuel lines) as a lifting or contact
point.
•
DO NOT allow lifting of vehicle to twist or distort the fuel lines of
your gaseous fuel injection system.
TOWING YOUR BI-FUEL VEHICLE
Refer to
Wrecker towing
in the
Roadside emergencies
chapter of the
Owner’s Guide for towing procedures, except Econoline with the optional
fuel tank package which
must
be flat-bed towed.
When towing your
Bi-fuel
vehicle, follow these additional steps:
•
SHUT OFF the gaseous fuel injection system as outlined in
Gaseous
fuel injection system shutoff
in the
Maintenance and care
chapter
of this supplement.
•
DO NOT attach tow bars, tow chains, tow straps or safety chains to
the gaseous fuel injection system components (e.g. tanks, brackets,
valves, covers and fuel lines).
•
DO NOT allow tow bars, tow chains, tow straps or safety chains to
rest or rub on components of your gaseous fuel injection system.
Roadside emergencies
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