Hi, back in to the Range Rover scene (some people never learn!) and have now purchased a 1994 vogue which has LPG fitted, I want to take it back to normal (whatever normal is on a 3.9 V8) and wondered if anyone wanted the system as I want the boot space. I know nothing about it and won't even pick up the car for another week as it's landlocked in between other motors, I just want the system removing and whoever removes it can have it, as long as it leaves me mobile! I'm in Uttoxeter, Staffs and the car will be in a friends field (so no electric). Thoughts, advice and any sane comments would be appreciated, cheers.
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You can get tanks to fit underneath, which will help with the boot space
Also, i think the 3.9 is efi? If someone comes along and 'cuts out' the lpg loom, be careful the car starts and runs on petrol! I know my 4.0 won't run of i simply unplug the lpg ecu
Also, i think the 3.9 is efi? If someone comes along and 'cuts out' the lpg loom, be careful the car starts and runs on petrol! I know my 4.0 won't run of i simply unplug the lpg ecu
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LPG is only 55.7p ltr at Morrisons... BUT... if you need the boot space...
I have a 90ltr "doughnut" tank where the spare wheel used to reside, so 100% of "boot space" still available for me to fill up with all sorts of stuff!!!
I have a 90ltr "doughnut" tank where the spare wheel used to reside, so 100% of "boot space" still available for me to fill up with all sorts of stuff!!!
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So where where does the spare wheel go now ? if it’s been removed from its vertical position in the boot as they were in the 1994 model RR.
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Mine's a 2000 with underfloor spare wheel location. You may still have option to go for underfloor tanks of some description. I bought mine four years ago with LPG
I used to do extremely high mileage, but no longer. However, at better than half price fuel compared with unleaded, it's still a no-brainer for me. Happy motoring whatever your decision may be!
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You're correct...you WILL be back...you've got a P38 Enjoy to the max!
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Run it on Pez, yes it's more expensive but who buys a V8 range rover and expects economy..
Id get rid.
Id get rid.
good point.
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Thought it was a Classic?
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Don't know...was fast asleep when I posted. Good job YOU'RE awake though! Zzz zzz
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Come again?
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No, it is just the way he walks.
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What on earth's wrong with LPG?+2
Run it on the fuel it was designed for or buy something affordable & nasty
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As opposed to unaffordable and nasty like a Land Rover product?+2
Run it on the fuel it was designed for or buy something affordable & nasty
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Nasty stuff, goes bang very easily
