- All work with the injection device must be carried out in conditions of absolute cleanliness. Work outdoors should be carried out only on windless days to avoid dust ingress.
- Before unscrewing the union nuts, they should be thoroughly wiped with a cloth.
- Place all removed parts on a clean workbench and cover with paper or film. Do not cover parts with rags with lint.
- If repairs are not carried out immediately, all exposed or partially disassembled parts of the injection device must be covered accordingly or stored in closed boxes.
- Before installing the parts, check their cleanliness.
- When the device is open, do not use compressed air to blow out engine parts.
- If possible, do not move the vehicle with the injection device parts removed.
- Do not allow diesel fuel to come into contact with the hoses. If this happens, wipe the hoses immediately. Hoses damaged by diesel fuel must be replaced.
Precautions when working with the injection device [Toyota Carina T170]
When carrying out any repair work on the injection device, regardless of its volume, maintain cleanliness. The following points should be especially taken into account:
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