Draining fuel from the fuel tank
Operations for draining fuel from the fuel tank are similar to those for a diesel engine, described in section 4 «Diesel engines».
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Dismantling of fuel lines and hoses of the power system
Removal and installation of the fuel level sensor
Removal and installation of the fuel pump
Removal and installation of the air filter
Exhaust gas exhaust system
Catalytic converter
Check of system of release of the fulfilled gases
Removal and installation of system of release of the fulfilled gases
Removal and installation of the fuel level sensor
Removal and installation of the fuel pump
Removal and installation of the air filter
Exhaust gas exhaust system
Catalytic converter
Check of system of release of the fulfilled gases
Removal and installation of system of release of the fulfilled gases
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