HOW FAR

[meme]

Hi, newbie here, hands up, I know very little about cars, even less about lpg conversion.
Currently got a Jeep Grand Cherokee, WJ, 4lt, T reg.
Gutsy on petrol from what Ican tell it's doing about 130 miles on 60lts of lpg. Is this ok or not
Does any body else have similar 4x4 and how much mileage are they getting?

[dannyf]

thats a lot of Gas my old srt 8 used to get a lot more then that
what system is on the car

[Gilbertd]

I get 190-210 miles on 66 litres from a 4.0 litre Range Rover (I even get 180 miles with a 2 tonne trailer on the back!) so you definitely are using more than you should. As said, any idea what type of LPG system is fitted?

[meme]

wow, thats pretty damn good, wish mine did
Think it's on the old single point system (?) or somthing, what ever that means lol

[J66P]

depends how and where you drive it, typically my Cherokee used to do about 12 to the gallon but it was a little bigger than normal and running oversize heavy mud terrains

I am thinking it will be a single point kit so i dont think its too bad, well thats what most Jeeps run put it that way

[Gilbertd]

and I'm running a single point too, admittedly with a Leonardo controlling it, but I can't see a Jeep being thirstier than a Rangie. Similar engine size, similar weight, similar aerodynamics....

[J66P]

I ran mine for 4 years and never got more than 180 out of my tank (65 litre fill)

I could easily get in single figures if I booted it, did about 10 to the gallon with my 4 wheel car trailer with SJ trialer on

[Gilbertd]

But the OP is doing less than 10 mpg now, 130 miles on 60 litres works out to 9.8 to the gallon. I get 12-13 mpg out of mine with a 4 wheel car transporter on the back.

[Sir Henry]

My 1998 US spec GC (with a Dream XXIN sequential LPG system) did 14mpg on either fuel.

[Milo]

Do you know what MPG you are getting on petrol - that will give you an idea of what you should be getting on gas if the LPG system is running well - with a 15-20% reduction - for gas?