Dodge 2006 sprinter cargo Specifications download pdf (Page 14)

1.4

General Information

1.3 Emissions and Safety

Information

A Complete Sprinter Van "As Delivered"or a cab chassis,

i.e., an incomplete vehicle, delivered by DCMC or DCV to

Dealers or Body Builders is certified for by DCAG for

compliance with the U.S. and Canadian emissions and

safety standards at the time of manufacture. If this vehicle

is altered, after delivery by DCMC or DCV, Body Builders

and/

or Dealers assume the regulatory responsibility for

certification.

This Section provides general information concerning

applicable emissions and safety standards at the time of

the vehicle manufacture. This section is written to assist

Body Builders in understanding the U.S. EPA and the

CARB exhaust emission and noise standards, Federal

Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) and Canadian

Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (CMVSS). DCMI

neither approves or recommends any modifications or

additions to the Sprinter vehicle, which may cause

noncompliance with any EPA or FMVSS or CMVSS

standards, or render the vehicle unsafe.

Questions concerning the content of this Section can be

directed to DCMC or DCV’s designee set forth below:

Compliance Specialist, DaimlerChrysler Manufacturing

International LLC, Telephone (704) 655-1052.

Body Builder should, however, consult with an attorney

concerning interpretations of the applicable laws and

regulations and determine if the modification Body

Builder made to the Sprinter may affect the final

certification or compliance of the vehicle. Further, it is the

Body Builder

's responsibility to ensure modifications do

not render the vehicle unsafe.

1.3.1 Exhaust Emission Control

Information

The Sprinter engines, Mercedes-Benz OM612LA, or

OM647LA, are certified with the U.S. EPA and the

Environment Canada, or the CARB, to comply with the

heavy-duty diesel engine exhaust emission standards

under Title II, Section 206 of the Clean Air Act and 40 CFR

Part 86 regulations. Proof of this EPA certification is

shown by an exhaust emission control label, i.e., an

”Important Engine Information” label, see Section 1.4

affixed to the rocker cover of the engine.

Provisions of the EPA regulations require that the

emission-related components function in-use over the

prescribed full useful life period as certified, i.e., 8 years or

110,000 miles, whichever occurs first. To be certain that

these components function properly, the end users are

required to use appropriate fuels and lubricants

and

maintain these components properly in accordance with

the Operator´s Manual and Service Booklet. In addition,

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