Fuel Tank and Line Inspecting, Propane Engine
Warning: Liquid propane can cause serious burns should it contact the skin or eyes. When handling propane, always wear approved protective gloves and eye protection to prevent contact.
Propane is extremely flammable, and can ignite if an ignition source is present, causing burns and other serious injuries. Keep sparks and flames away from propane. Do not smoke near propane or when refueling the vehicle.
See the safety precautions listed, see of the S2 Chassis Operator's Manual, or take the vehicle to an authorized Freightliner dealer. Failure to observe these precautions could lead to the ignition of the liquid propane, which could cause severe bodily harm, or death, or property damage.
- Inspect the tank and fuel lines for damage.
- Inspect the brackets and fasteners to make sure the tank is securely fastened.
- Ensure that all service valves and/or shut-off vales work properly.
- Make certain the pressure relief valve vent is clear of any obstructions. If equipped with a dust cap, ensure that it is securely in place.
- Check the tank fittings, connections, and fuel lines for leaks.
- Check the solenoid wiring and connectors, making certain they are securely attached and locked.