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Posted by Mattlt on September 01, 2004 at 08:02:15 from (64.89.108.230):
The other night, we had a rescue call for a guy that decided to have too many beers, and start his Harley in a small shop. You guessed it, he was laid out due to carbon monoxide. Seems he's going to be fine. This got me thinking. At what point would an engine die from sucking in CO and other exhaust products? I realize a newer vehicle with all it's oxygen sensors, etc would probably compensate for the oxygen deficient atmosphere. But what about an old motorcyle, tractor, or small engine? I'm not really too keen on experimenting with this one. Thought I'd run it by the experts. Thanks.
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