General information

Engine management parts such as sensors, control units, throttle bodies or actuators have been developed to the highest safety standards. They are essential for optimum control of engine output, fuel consumption and compliance with emission limits. These parts may only be used for the purpose for which they were designed and manufactured.

Any use outside the intended purpose or improper handling can impair the function of the engine management system and endanger safety.

Improper modifications or use can cause damage to the engine or vehicle electronics and may result in the person using the product being held liable for consequential damage.

DANGER

Before replacing engine management system parts, make sure that the components are suitable for the vehicle model in question. These parts play a decisive role in the function and safety of the engine.

For safety reasons and for optimum function, all maintenance and repair work may only be carried out by trained specialists in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer's current specifications.

The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage or injury resulting from improperly fitted products.

MANDATORY

Disconnect the vehicle's power supply before working on the engine management system to avoid damage to the electronics or short circuits.

Work in a clean and dry environment to avoid damage from moisture or dirt.

Only use the parts recommended by the vehicle manufacturer and follow the corresponding installation instructions.

Check the electrical connections and cables for damage or corrosion before installation. Replace defective components.

Make sure that all sensors and actuators are correctly aligned and securely fastened to ensure optimum system function.

After fitting, the engine management system must be checked with a suitable diagnostic device and recalibrated if necessary.

Carry out a test drive to make sure that all functions of the engine management system work correctly.

Dispose of old parts in an environmentally friendly manner and in accordance with the applicable regulations.

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