Paxton Superchargers Plymouth Prowler User Manual
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You are undoubtedly eager to get started with your project, but take a little more time to insure that your
safety is not in jeopardy. A moment’s lack of attention can result in an accident, as can failure to observe
some simple safety precautions. The possibility of an accident always exists, and the following points
should not be considered a comprehensive list of all of the dangers. They are only intended to make you
aware of the risks and to encourage you to take a safety conscious approach to all of the work that you will
be doing on your vehicle.
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Never rely solely on a jack when working under a vehicle. Always
use an approved set of jackstands to support the vehicle and place
them under the recommended lift points.
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When jacking a vehicle, make sure it is on a level surface, prefer-
ably concrete or asphalt. The transmission should be in “PARK”
or “FIRST”, the parking brake engaged and the wheels blocked.
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Never start the car without first verifying that the transmission is in
neutral and the parking brake is set.
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Never remove the radiator cap while the engine is hot.
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Always wear eye protection when using power tools such as drills,
saws, grinders, etc., or when working under a vehicle.
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Never smoke, use an open flame, or have spark-producing items
around gasoline or flammable solvents. Always have a fire extin-
guisher rated for chemical and electrical fires handy when working
on motor vehicles.
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Run engines only in well ventilated areas. Carbon monoxide, gaso-
line, and solvent vapors are colorless and sometimes odorless.
These can asphyxiate or explode without warning.
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Always disconnect at least the negative (-) or ground terminal of the
battery when doing any electrical, fuel system, or underdash work.
We look forward to hearing from you, particularly if you have any comments or suggestions
regarding this manual.