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hey guys, was hoping someone could help out with a recent prob in my gas sys. Just lately my car has the annoying habit of backfiring on gas SOMETIMES when i put my foot down. Any ideas?? Could it be that the selonid in the converter is playing up so an incorrect mix ratio???
Any help please.... 
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| twr7cx |
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i found mine starts back firing whern there's an ignition issues - i.e. damaged or unconnected ignition lead or old spark plugs...
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| bennzy |
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i hope when ur starting the car u dont put the foot down to hard to the point of doing wat stupid sales people did at work a week ago, for about ten mins they were trying to start this aftermarket gas system that was fitted onto a jeep and as soon as the guys went away for a bit, different guy starts the car starts reving it for a bit then bang the air box blew, and the jeep was pretty much a delivery for that day i think.
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| Evil Au tonner |
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get your LPG mixes checked the system might be leaning out
if the LPG mixes cant be adjusted then full Tune Up
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| lukey |
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my dads old EL on LPG did that, dunno why though
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| twase |
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ex-cabi wrote: hey guys, was hoping someone could help out with a recent prob in my gas sys. Just lately my car has the annoying habit of backfiring on gas SOMETIMES when i put my foot down. Any ideas?? Could it be that the selonid in the converter is playing up so an incorrect mix ratio??? Lean mixures are the source of backfires if ignition leeds and plugs can be ruled out. I assume that you still have not replaced the stepper motor. If so your workaround you replaced it with could be adjusted too lean.
Any help please....
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| ex-cabi |
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nah not the plugs or leads as i just changed em last service...infact the prob only started once i did change em
the old plugs looked rooted, they had a white/grey carbon residue on them and were worn----not sure of the source. thought the prob was that the engine running rich as im not get'n as many kms as i use too but my mates recon it s the age of hte car 
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| tiny56 |
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i think u answered your own question
"infact the prob only started once i did change em " did u gap plugs to lpg spec just cause they are new plugs / leads dont mean they are OK thats why u get a warranty check em anyway |
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| ex-cabi |
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hey does anyone know the gap for LPG, i've been told its about 1.1mm just wanted to check...i think those dodgy bastard sold me the wrong plugs and charged me for em.
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| tiny56 |
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Use NGK ZGR6B-11's and regap them to 0.9mm.
thats for e series 4.0l anyway 
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