I would be more worried about the foods I eat, do some research on msg! Accidents. Cigarettes and exhaust fumes take years to kill you; some accidents will kill you immediately.
to take fumes and nasty gases away from the engine and to the outside of the car and to clean up emissions as much as possible.
Vehicle exhaust contributes to the death of brain cells, leading to neurological injury. The fumes in the exhaust take a toll on mental capacity, intelligence, and emotional stability.
Take a second, lightly sniff gasoline fumes before its been burned, then compare with exhaust fumes, and see which you are smelling. Exhaust fumes you'll naturally smell around an idling car. unburned gasoline could be the result of an improperly set carb, mixing the wrong amounts of fuel and air, leaving you with unburned gasoline that is boiled, evaporated, and spit out the exhaust. Too much evaporated gas turns your exhaust black, so ive been told, so there could be a sign.
Breathing from the exhaust exit, one would pass out after about 8 minutes
I was in a state of exhaustion, trying to win his heart.Running away from soldiers caused the little boy great exhaustion.(thats all i can think of now. heh)
Is it gas fumes or exhaust? The only cause for a fuel smell inside the vehicle would be a fuel leak, so check the lines, tank, etc. for that. While you're underneath, check the exhaust. Sometimes exhaust can have a similar odor to fuel, so check for exhaust leaks under the vehicle and also check your rear door seals and trunk seals for damage or poor seal. Sometimes exhaust can be sucked in through poor seals. If you are unwilling or unable to get under the vehicle to check for exhaust and/or fuel leaks, take the vehicle to a shop and explain your concerns and ask that it be inspected. Breathing either fuel vapors or exhaust can have serious health and safety risks, so be proactive, do something about it before bad things happen.
I do not know, but I think you shouldn't try. That is about all I can say.
T he rest of their life.....
it only takes less than an hour, its a very simple system.
You will probably be OK as long as you don't change the intake.
Aluminium itself does not give off toxic fumes at room temperature. However, when heated to high temperatures above 660 degrees Celsius, it can produce fumes that may be harmful to inhale. It is important to take proper precautions when working with heated aluminium to avoid exposure to these fumes.