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Driving tips  
EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM  
The emission control system of your  
vehicle is covered by a written limited  
warranty. Please see the warranty  
information contained in the  
Warranty & Maintenance book in  
your vehicle.  
• Do not operate the engine in con-  
fined or closed areas (such as  
garages) any more than what is  
necessary to move the vehicle in or  
out of the area.  
Engine exhaust gas precau-  
tions (carbon monoxide)  
WARNING  
Engine exhaust gases contain  
carbon monoxide (CO). Though  
colorless and odorless, it is  
dangerous and could be lethal if  
inhaled. Follow the instructions  
following to avoid CO poison-  
ing.  
• When the vehicle is stopped in an  
open area for more than a short  
time with the engine running,  
adjust the ventilation system (as  
needed) to draw outside air into the  
vehicle.  
Vehicle modifications  
This vehicle should not be modified.  
Modification of your Kia could affect  
its performance, safety or durability  
and may even violate governmental  
safety and emissions regulations.  
• Never sit in a parked or stopped  
vehicle for any extended time with  
the engine running.  
• Carbon monoxide can be present  
with other exhaust fumes.  
Therefore, if you smell exhaust  
fumes of any kind inside your vehi-  
cle, have it inspected and repaired  
immediately by an authorized Kia  
dealer. If you ever suspect exhaust  
fumes are coming into your vehi-  
cle, drive it only with all the win-  
dows fully open. Have your vehicle  
checked and repaired immediately.  
In addition, damage or performance  
problems resulting from any modifi-  
cation may not be covered under  
warranty.  
• Inspect the emission control sys-  
tem whenever engine stalls.  
• If the engine stalls or fails to start,  
do not re-engaging the starter over  
3 times. If the engine stalls or re-  
engaged excessively, it may cause  
damage to the emission control  
system.  
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Driving tips  
• Do not operate the engine at high  
idle speed for extended periods (5  
minutes or more).  
Operating precautions for cat-  
alytic converters  
WARNING - Fire  
• Do not modify or tamper with any  
part of the engine or emission con-  
trol system. All inspections and  
adjustments must be made by an  
authorized Kia dealer.  
A hot exhaust system can ignite  
flammable items under your  
vehicle. Do not park the vehicle  
over or near flammable objects,  
such as dry grass, paper,  
leaves, etc.  
Failure to observe these precautions  
could result in damage to the catalyt-  
ic converter and to your vehicle.  
Additionally, such actions could void  
your warranties.  
Your vehicle is equipped with a cat-  
alytic converter emission control  
device.  
Therefore, the following precautions  
must be observed:  
• Use only UNLEADED FUEL for  
gasoline engine (unleaded).  
• Do not operate the vehicle when  
there are signs of engine malfunc-  
tion, such as misfire or a noticeable  
loss of performance.  
• Do not misuse or abuse the  
engine. Examples of misuse are  
coasting with the ignition off and  
descending steep grades in gear  
with the ignition off.  
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