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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #30 on: 08 January 2013, 17:45:43 »

I am based in Yeovil and there is a company here who carted mine for @£135.

My convertion cost 700 back in 2008 I did it myself with a few oofers in a weekend.

I am clued up with the code and i'm happy to help if I'm down here working and not home. Although I won't drill your manifolds sorry.
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #31 on: 08 January 2013, 18:08:02 »

I already have a drilled manifold but I'm not convinced on the jet position. I will have a look. Cheers for the offer of help Marie. Just had a look at the old LPG kit I have here. Jet size is 2.7mm which is to big. How it ran on a 2.5L I'll never know. I have been suggested 2.5mm for the 3.0L engine.
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #32 on: 08 January 2013, 18:31:35 »

Post a pic of nozzle position. :y

The drllable jets are the ones that screw into the injectors. ;)
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #33 on: 08 January 2013, 18:39:17 »

That is the ones in the solenoid bodies!!!!!
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #34 on: 08 January 2013, 18:51:20 »

Does anybody know the hole cutter size I need to fit the gas cap in the the quarter panel?
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #35 on: 08 January 2013, 18:54:51 »

I already have a drilled manifold but I'm not convinced on the jet position. I will have a look. Cheers for the offer of help Marie. Just had a look at the old LPG kit I have here. Jet size is 2.7mm which is to big. How it ran on a 2.5L I'll never know. I have been suggested 2.5mm for the 3.0L engine.

Two different things, yes? :) the drillable nozzles (2.3mm on a Kme vap btw) in the injector blocks.

And the manifold nozzles highlighted above, post a pic of these? (Or have I fuddled things? :-\ )
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #36 on: 08 January 2013, 19:14:21 »

I thought yours were 2.2mm gayboy? I was looking at going a shade smaller, and increasing a tad if necessary.  Need to persuade CrippleArse to attend a local Oxford meet before I mess with it. He told me off last time I broke it ;D
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #37 on: 08 January 2013, 19:27:48 »

Thanks Chris. Been down to a dealer today. He had a Omega they had done. He let me have a good look over it. He's happy to do cert and reg, also he's going to do the set up etc. Waiting for confirmed prices now.

That could be interesting  ::)
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #38 on: 08 January 2013, 19:47:46 »

I thought yours were 2.2mm gayboy? I was looking at going a shade smaller, and increasing a tad if necessary.  Need to persuade CrippleArse to attend a local Oxford meet before I mess with it. He told me off last time I broke it ;D

Must come down that way and sample some curry again :-X ::)

I'd be tempted to try starting smaller too... Possibly 2mm and upping the vap pressure a touch :-\ :-\

Need to find a date when SWMBO can stay home and look after the hound though ;) ;)
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #39 on: 08 January 2013, 19:49:16 »

Does anybody know the hole cutter size I need to fit the gas cap in the the quarter panel?

70mm IIRC :y

If you have a tow bar then it can be mounted on that ;)
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #40 on: 08 January 2013, 19:50:34 »

I already have a drilled manifold but I'm not convinced on the jet position. I will have a look. Cheers for the offer of help Marie. Just had a look at the old LPG kit I have here. Jet size is 2.7mm which is to big. How it ran on a 2.5L I'll never know. I have been suggested 2.5mm for the 3.0L engine.

Ignore any suggestions until you know what vaporiser and injectors you are using... It varies dramatically and could be anything from 2.0-3.0mm ;)
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #41 on: 08 January 2013, 19:58:14 »

Agree completely. This measurement was given to me by the dealer to use with the kit and vaporiser they are supplying. 
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #42 on: 08 January 2013, 20:09:44 »

Agree completely. This measurement was given to me by the dealer to use with the kit and vaporiser they are supplying.

Still take it with a pinch of salt ;) ;) ;)

You really need to get the answer to the questions re vaporiser and injectors before you part with any hard earned cash as we have experienced a kit that should be more than up to the job on paper but had some short comings when fitted ;)
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #43 on: 08 January 2013, 20:22:05 »

It's a Stag 300 ASE (letters maybe wrong) kit. I was with the guy when he looked up the jet size from the Stag paperwork so I guess the kit comes with specific parts not just made up of bits.
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Re: LPG fitting SOuthampton
« Reply #44 on: 08 January 2013, 20:24:28 »

It's ISA which I think referes to the ECU more than the other parts.
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