Lpg on l322

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Curly100565
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Lpg on l322

#1 Post by Curly100565 »

Hi looking for some one to fit lpg on my Range Rover l322 2002 I live Swansea but willing to travel regards
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Curly100565 wrote: Sat Feb 18, 2023 2:56 pm Hi looking for some one to fit lpg on my Range Rover l322 2002 I live Swansea but willing to travel regards
Curly
I think I could just about manage that :lol:
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It may be quite a distance but if anyone knows how to do them it's Simon (LPGC).
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#4 Post by LPGC »

Thanks Gilbertd.
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#5 Post by LPGC »

I don't need the work because I'm more than busy enough.... so no worries about not hearing anything from the OP.
Maybe I should be surprised not to hear anything but I'm not.

Would have been a bread and butter job to me when conversions of L322's were popular, regardless of engine spec.

Been a few years since I last converted an L322, converted all petrol engine variants (of which the BMW engine'd models are the easiest to get right) and have probably sorted (put right) the majority of Ford/Jag (and certainly supercharged) variants that were ever converted to LPG elsewhere.

The OP hasn't checked in on LPG forum since 19th Feb anyway, but would have seen the replies on this thread at that point. No worries, heh, I'll still take it that every L322 that was ever going to be converted to LPG already has been converted, I did more than my fair share of those conversions and put right most of those that were converted by other firms.
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2 miles A1, 8 miles M62,
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07816237240

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