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[D]

Thank you TB.  I'll replace it with some standard hose tomorrow and get some proper hose in the week.

No, No, No! LPG is a potent solvent and the liquid is under significant pressure. Do not use standard hosing, use the correct automotive LPG certified tubing please. Unless you want things to explode.

[Broomies Mate]

Thank you TB.  I'll replace it with some standard hose tomorrow and get some proper hose in the week.

No, No, No! LPG is a potent solvent and the liquid is under significant pressure. Do not use standard hosing, use the correct automotive LPG certified tubing please. Unless you want things to explode.

D.  I was going to use a bit of coolant pipe I have in the garage.  Just a temporary measure for a few days...... Is that a definite no no? 

[05omegav6]

I think what D was trying to say was...

Are you completely mental?

Best, ie safest , bet is to run it on petrol until you have ordered the replacement hose from Tinley Tech on Monday

Might also be worth acquiring a selection of spring clips at the same time

The page you need for the parts you need

[Sir Tigger KC]

Alternatively you could pop into Avon Autogas tomorrow for a friendly chat and see if they will sell you a bit of hose. 

[D]

Thank you TB.  I'll replace it with some standard hose tomorrow and get some proper hose in the week.

No, No, No! LPG is a potent solvent and the liquid is under significant pressure. Do not use standard hosing, use the correct automotive LPG certified tubing please. Unless you want things to explode.

D.  I was going to use a bit of coolant pipe I have in the garage.  Just a temporary measure for a few days...... Is that a definite no no? 

Please don't use coolant hose or even the standard orange household/caravan LPG tubing. They are meant to handle vapour, not liquid lpg under pressure.

[Broomies Mate]

Please don't use coolant hose or even the standard orange household/caravan LPG tubing. They are meant to handle vapour, not liquid lpg under pressure.

Noted!  Thanks.

I'll go to Avon Autogas in the morning and borrow some proper hose 

[chrisgixer]

Ah good. Sounds like he's sobered up.

That carrot cider must be prety lethal.

[Broomies Mate]

Ah good. Sounds like he's sobered up.

That carrot cider must be prety lethal.

 


Been out to have a proper look to see if I could indeed shorten the pipe and found the pipe to be in-tact and all is well.  What isn't quite so good is one of the vac? lines has snapped off of the MAF, this is where the leak is.

Anyone got a spare Stag PS-02 MAF?  They look to be around £45 new, so not a major headache. 

[TheBoy]

Stag doesn't use a MAF 

Do you mean pressure sensor?


And jubilees are complete, utter shite, without exception

[Broomies Mate]

Stag doesn't use a MAF 

Do you mean pressure sensor?

That's the kiddy! 

[symes]

isnt that the gas temp sensor?

[Andy H]

MAP "manifold air/atmosphere/altitude pressure"