Prolonged exposure, or in high concentrations can cause brain damage or even asphyxiation.
Diesel is less flammable than petrol. A build up of petrol fumes inside a boat is extremely dangerous, as a spark could ignite the fumes.
You certainly can get a rash from diesel fumes. This is because these fumes are an irritant to your skin.
You need a carbon filter for diesel fumes
The fumes when breathed are dangerous.
Under the right circumstances it sure can. If you could douse the cigarette directly into the diesel it probably would not explode. The problem is the fumes. The fumes ignite first and then the diesel explodes. It is even quicker and more violent with gasoline.
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You need to ventilate your boat after refueling to disperse any build-up of flammable fumes - especially petrol (diesel is less dangerous). Any petrol fumes sinking into the bilges could be ignited by a spark from an electrical switch, or when smoking.
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Exhaust fumes are considered to be extremely dangerous and can seriously injure or even kill someone. The most dangerous type of exhaust fumes are the ones who contain carbon monoxide, which is regarded as the commonest single cause of poisoning in both industry and the home.
They don't. You need to stop sniffing exhaust fumes, mister.
The best part about MBRP diesel exhaust systems is that they use a reduced amount of diesel so they produce less fumes that will go into the environment. Since there are less fumes, a MBRP vehicle is better to use to reduce your impact on the environment.