Talk:Vehicle fire suppression system
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Citation issues
[edit]This article has several citation issues:
- The reference to the Fire journal is incomplete, as there does not appear to be a journal or magazine of this name published anywhere. More complete information (perhaps a fuller title, or a publisher name) is needed to find this article.
- The reference to the Waste Age journal does not support the fact cited. The Waste Age article does not mention fire or fire suppression at all. WikiDan61ChatMe!ReadMe!! 14:38, 14 August 2012 (UTC)
- I recently expanded this article with neutral, verifiable information about automatic fire suppression systems, including their mechanism, engineering role, and relevant standards (NFPA 2001, ISO 17840, FIA regulations). All content is written to comply with Wikipedia’s neutral point of view and is supported by third-party standards and publications.
- I’d like to request consensus to include one supporting external reference to a technical overview article published at https://safetycarlabs.com/automatic-fire-suppression-system-for-cars/. This page explains Automatic Fire Suppression System in automotive applications and cites NFPA, ISO, and FIA standards. I am not affiliated with any sales activity, and the article does not promote products or services. The goal is to improve technical completeness and provide readers with a neutral, standards-based explanation of automatic fire suppression technology in vehicles.
- If editors believe the content can be cited differently, I’m happy to follow that approach. Gari.04 (talk) 09:49, 14 November 2025 (UTC)