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Re: What is the best lpg kit?
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 7:47 pm
by LPGTECH
sportston wrote:LPGTECH wrote:
Hi i have LPGTech ECU in my company car Citroen Berlingo 1.4 . i have tried to start it on cold and it works, just press and hold gas switch while starting. But on the beginning because gas is to cold engine shakes a bit but only for seconds.
if you need any info about LPGTECH just let me know i am installing and using this system more than one year now.
cheers
What reducer do you use with it? Does it freeze up?
Its Lpgtech Shark 1200 very similar to Tomasetto Alaska. just tried few times to check if it works reducer newer freeze up.
when engine is warm its switching over in 2sec, you can set it up switch over time in settings.
Re: What is the best lpg kit?
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 10:47 pm
by sportston
LPGTECH wrote:
Its Lpgtech Shark 1200 very similar to Tomasetto Alaska. just tried few times to check if it works reducer newer freeze up.
when engine is warm its switching over in 2sec, you can set it up switch over time in settings.
Excellent I will bear that in mind, thankyou.
Re: What is the best lpg kit?
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 11:03 pm
by sportston
Tubbs wrote: Don't forget the flashlube. Electronic type ideally.
Why the electronic type? Does it work a lot better or something and if so why please?
thanks
Tom
Re: What is the best lpg kit?
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 7:27 am
by Tubbs
Depends what you are fitting it to. If its a turbo the vac ones only work on tick over. They trigger the pump off the gas injector pulse. So the dosing is more accurate. Also with a vaccum type when you run on petrol the unit is still supplying lube, where it's not needed.
Re: What is the best lpg kit?
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 1:45 pm
by sportston
Tubbs wrote:Depends what you are fitting it to. If its a turbo the vac ones only work on tick over. They trigger the pump off the gas injector pulse. So the dosing is more accurate. Also with a vaccum type when you run on petrol the unit is still supplying lube, where it's not needed.
I see thanks.
Does the vaccuum type use a lot more fluid?
I'm just wondering because the electronic one seems a LOT more expensive. But I was wondering if it is a false economy getting the vaccuum one or not.
Also how much fluid does it use roughly per 1000 miles please?
thanks
Re: What is the best lpg kit?
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 3:30 pm
by Tubbs
Depends on the engine ?
Re: What is the best lpg kit?
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 8:19 pm
by sportston
Tubbs wrote:Depends on the engine ?
2.5 v6 ford mondeo?