bozmandb9
Member Since: 06 Dec 2010
Location: Wallingford, Oxfordshire
Posts: 846
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Left the car with Euro LPG today. They are going to fit the tank in the spare wheel well, a 92 litre one (largest that fits without lifting the floor), and fit the compressor behind it. They will need to 'modify' the box which the compressor lives in! This solution was suggested by Craig.
Filler is going on a bracket under the rear bumper, since unfortunately no tow bar armature to fit it to.
I asked about fitting it next to the petrol filler cap, but there is only space if you use the continental type narrow filler, which is not authorised for fitting in the UK, and may lead to issues at MOT time apparently.
One other thing, I'd say if fitting LPG, get a new battery if your battery is due for replacement. I'm sure a lot of the engine light issues people get after LPG conversion are down to failing batteries. You take one five year old Range Rover, stick it in a workshop for a few days where the five year old battery gets flattened several times, then charge it up and send it on its merry way. Hey presto engine light comes on with silly fault codes which can never be traced, and it's all put down to the LPG! 2006 Supercharged
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27th Sep 2011 9:40pm |
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