Refueling
Refueling thevehicle
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WARNING Risk of fire or explosion from
fuel
Fuels arehighly flammable.
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Fire, open flames,smokingand creation
of sparks mustbeavoided.
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Switch offthe ignition and, if available,
thestationaryheater,beforeand while
refueling thevehicle.
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WARNING Risk of injury from fuels
Fuels arepoisonous and hazardous to your
health.
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Do notswallowfuel or letitcomeinto
contact withskin, eyes or clothing.
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Do notinhale fuel vapor.
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Keep children away from fuel.
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Keep doorsand windows closed during
therefueling process.
If youorother people come intocontact with
fuel, observe thefollowing:
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Immediatelyrinsefueloff your skin with
soap and water.
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If fuel comes intocontact withyour
eyes, immediatelyrinsethem thor‐
oughlywithclean water. Seek medical
attentionimmediately.
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If youswallowfuel, seek medical atten‐
tionimmediately. Do notinduce vomit‐
ing.
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Changeimmediately out of clothing that
has comeintocontact with fuel.
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WARNING Risk of fire and explosion due
to electrostatic charge
Electrostatic charge can create sparks and
therebyignitefuel vapors.
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Beforeyou open thefuel filler cap or
take hold of thepumpnozzle, touchthe
metallic vehicle body.
This dischargesany electrostatic charge
that mayhave built up.
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Do notget intothe vehicle again during
therefueling process.
Otherwise, electrostatic charge can
buildupagain.
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NOTE Damage caused by thewrong fuel
Vehicles withagasoline engine:
Even small amountsofthe wrong fuel could
result in damagetothe fuel system, the
engine and theemission control system.
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The RONrequirement is located in the
fuel filler flap.
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Only refuel withlow-sulfur unleaded
fuel.
This fuel maycontain up to 10%ethanol. Your
vehicle is suitable foruse withE10 fuel.
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