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Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 12:07 am 
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What are some things I should do on my engine for dual fuel?

I don't want to have a backfire or anything breaking.

I hard a metal PCV valve and a 81 degree thermostat instead of a 91 degree thermostat.

Anything else?
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Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 8:19 am 
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You dont have to change the PCV itself, you just have to re-route the line that runs from it.

You can buy an adapter that allows you to run the line to under the Idle Speed Controller. The adapter cost me $47 from a LPG Supplies store (M.E.D in Villawood)

That's all that I have done to my car when we fitted the LPG to it. I have had it in the car for 6000 kms now, and has not backfired once

 

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