tailpipe to see if any strange looking vapors or matenal spew out. The engine may have ingested
'. some dirt that will be discharged when first started. If strange noises are heard or smoke seen, shut
the vehicle off and call a professional mechanic to inspect it
• Drive the vehicle slowly at first to make sure it’s operating correctly. If so, take the vehicle on a
highway so the fo«’ce of the air can help flush dust and dirt from under the hood and other areas.
Only then should the ventilation system be used, first in the recirculation mode to prevent
underhood dust from entering the passenger compartment. After five or tai minutes, switch the.
ventilation system to bring in outside air.
• As soon as possible, change the oil and oil filter. An} Just or (iirt that may have entaed the aigine
will settle in the oil, which must be removed to prevent infernal engine damage.
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