Iron Man
04-10-2004, 03:51 PM
Okay, I got the Verada converted to dual fuel about 4 months ago. There are certain laws about slander and the like so I won't say the name of the shop. Just avoid LPG Converters in Marrickville, Sydney.
So the beast ran like a dog. Back it goes for new plugs. I saw the plugs before they went in so I know they were the good Iridium ones. Still runs rough...
New plug leads. I put the FRONT leads in and it ran well for a while. I know it's a good idea to put the back ones in as well, but I haven't bought the gaskets yet... :nuts:
The LPG conversion has an inductive wire wrapped around two leads in the front bank - the centre and left as you would be looking. When I changed the leads I re-wrapped this inductive wire and re-taped it, just like new.
NOW the bloody car has started running like a total DOG on gas. Goes like a dream on petrol but when I switch to gas, it feels like it's missing on a heap of cylinders. Idle is a bit rougher in neutral, and power is negligable.
Any LPG savvy people out there?
So the beast ran like a dog. Back it goes for new plugs. I saw the plugs before they went in so I know they were the good Iridium ones. Still runs rough...
New plug leads. I put the FRONT leads in and it ran well for a while. I know it's a good idea to put the back ones in as well, but I haven't bought the gaskets yet... :nuts:
The LPG conversion has an inductive wire wrapped around two leads in the front bank - the centre and left as you would be looking. When I changed the leads I re-wrapped this inductive wire and re-taped it, just like new.
NOW the bloody car has started running like a total DOG on gas. Goes like a dream on petrol but when I switch to gas, it feels like it's missing on a heap of cylinders. Idle is a bit rougher in neutral, and power is negligable.
Any LPG savvy people out there?