stuu
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One with 5 or 6 lights and a dohnut tank in the boot. It had 2 lights of lpg came on when the little button on it was pressed so i assume it was running on lpg then
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One with 5 or 6 lights and a dohnut tank in the boot. It had 2 lights of lpg came on when the little button on it was pressed so i assume it was running on lpg then
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it should change over automatically.. Starts on petrol, switches over at temp
stuu
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I better do a little research into lpg systems then Lol.
Petrol or diesel
coils or air
not fussed
aslong as i get a decent rangie
Diesel on air or high coils again is my preferred choice
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Easy enough to swap back to air if you feel so inclined, most of the gubbins is often still in place.
Personally I'd stick out for a diesel, landygirl has a tatyy one for sale in the for sale section.
If you go LPG you really want a sequential multipoint system. There will be 8 injectors somewhere around the inlet manifold. Cheaper single point systems should be avoided as they are far less efficient & can often backfire taking out your airbox, MAF etc.
Mine hasn't put a foot wrong in 3 years & 60k miles....oops
Running a LPG'd V8 will be similar running costs to a diesel unless your doing alot of short journeys.
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Safer tanks than petrol, half the price, cleaner burning fuel. ummm
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But the pipes break just as easily, Fire Service don't like them here.Safer tanks than petrol, half the price, cleaner burning fuel. ummm
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Hahaha erm do from cold 10miles to workshop approx a hr loading then various miles with the ladders on usually 45mins at a customers house can be 2mile to 20 job to job
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I wouldn't think that's suited to economic LPG use?
stuu
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I dont think so dunno had a look at the rangie in the for sale section and its not for me
I get around 15mpg on around town on short journeys, but obviously use more petrol. 18-19mpg on a good run which makes it more than reasonable at 59p/ltr for LPG.
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Topically, a feature on ITV currently about diesel pollution in the uk
Filthy stuff!
But it powers the tankers that deliver your Petrol and LPG !
But it powers the tankers that deliver your Petrol and LPG !
Yes, & our shippers & hauliers have recently added a diesel surcharge for the privilege. I can see a tax hike on diesel coming on
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Yes, & our shippers & hauliers have recently added a diesel surcharge for the privilege. I can see a tax hike on diesel coming on
It is on the cards, but apparently they are hesitant to do it for the fear of the backlash, apparently there's been a 60% increase in diesel car sales in the last 10 years after the then Government sold it as the "Green" fuel and gave Road Taxation allowances for diesels.
Just a matter of time though! Got my order in with the local chippy for the chip fat!
Must say when you see recently the debates on diesel pollution everywhere you get the feeling the government are preparing the public for something.
Could only be Labour daft enough to promote diesel as 'green'.
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Topically, a feature on ITV currently about diesel pollution in the uk
Filthy stuff!
Diesel is brilliant stuff
and modern engines diesels are cracking to drive..
