What You Should Do
- ❯❯ Ensure the CNG cylinder is inspected every three years from the last date of testing/retesting by an authorized government testing agency.
- ❯❯ Turn off the engine while refueling.
- ❯❯ Engage the handbrake when refueling.
- ❯❯ Confirm that the fuel filler lid is securely closed after refueling CNG or petrol.
- ❯❯ Keep flammable materials away from the CNG cylinder.
What You Shouldn't Do
- ❯❯ Avoid altering or modifying the configuration, settings, or components of the CNG system.
- ❯❯ Never attempt to repair a CNG cylinder yourself. Consult an authorized workshop for any issues.
- ❯❯ Refrain from tweaking the settings of the CNG system.
- ❯❯ Do not replace the CNG cylinder with LPG or any other type of gas cylinder.
- ❯❯ Avoid filling the cylinder with any gas other than CNG.
- ❯❯ Do not place luggage or heavy items on the cylinder, as it may harm the pipes, hoses, or valves.
- ❯❯ Do not repaint or alter the cylinder's original color.
- ❯❯ Never apply oil or lubricants on the valves or fittings of the CNG cylinder.
- ❯❯ Do not detach the valve from the cylinder assembly.
- ❯❯ Avoid using a cylinder valve once it has been removed or replaced.
