- Thoroughly clean joints and surrounding surfaces before disconnecting.
- Place dismantled parts on a clean lining and cover. Use film or paper, do not use rags with lint!
- During breaks in repair work, open structural elements should be covered or plugged with a rag.
- Install only clean parts.
- Remove parts from packaging immediately before installation.
- Do not install parts that have been stored without packaging (e.g. in a tool box).
- If possible, do not work with compressed air when the fuel system is open, so that foreign particles do not get into the system. If possible, do not move the car.
Ensuring cleanliness when working with the fuel system (Mitsubishi Lancer 3)
When working with the fuel system, the following rules for ensuring cleanliness must be strictly followed:
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