Starting a gasoline engine

Gasoline engines are equipped with a multi-port fuel injection system that provides an ideal mixture of fuel and air.

Do not add gas before and during engine start.

If the engine does not start within I0 sec, abort the start attempt and try again after approximately 30 seconds.

If the engine does not start even on the second attempt to start, then the cause of this may be a blown fuse for the electric fuel pump. Check the fuse and, if necessary, replace it.

Contact your nearest authorized service station for assistance.

After starting a very hot engine, it is advisable to "add gas".