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snap0964 wrote: The Impco systems I've seen have a petrol start unit - it has an adjuster to vary how long petrol stays on during an LPG start (switch is selected to LPG). What you can do is mark the adjuster position with white out. Then adjust it each way (run a few times in that position) and see what is the best compromise.I looks like a small black box, with connections to earth, the Petrol setting of the Fuel select switch, and to the starter solenoid line. It has CP66 marked on it, from memory. Should say near it which way does what.
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tickford_6 wrote: fzulwr wrote: Now situation changes. After sitting a long time, car will be started very quickly. But if you start it again immediately or after a short time, it will be a little bit struggling. Started on what fuel? If you want help your going to have to start adding a lot more detail. It looks like when cold start, it will use petrol, and when car is warm, it still use gas to start. But the guy told me every time it will use petrol. I will go back again next week. |
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going by the look of the pics of the air intake, the PCV also needs to be re plumbed. Also make sure the have changed the PCV to a metal one
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snap0964 wrote: snap0964 wrote: The Impco systems I've seen have a petrol start unit - it has an adjuster to vary how long petrol stays on during an LPG start (switch is selected to LPG). What you can do is mark the adjuster position with white out. Then adjust it each way (run a few times in that position) and see what is the best compromise.I looks like a small black box, with connections to earth, the Petrol setting of the Fuel select switch, and to the starter solenoid line. It has CP66 marked on it, from memory. Should say near it which way does what. Hi mate, I found out it is CP 66 as you say. How can I adjust, can you explain in more detail? thanks. |
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fzulwr wrote: Now situation changes. After sitting a long time, car will be started very quickly. Define 'long time' - over 2 hrs, and/or first start of the day ??But if you start it again immediately or after a short time, it will be a little bit struggling. fzulwr wrote: snap0964 wrote: snap0964 wrote: The Impco systems I've seen have a petrol start unit - it has an adjuster to vary how long petrol stays on during an LPG start (switch is selected to LPG). What you can do is mark the adjuster position with white out. Then adjust it each way (run a few times in that position) and see what is the best compromise.I looks like a small black box, with connections to earth, the Petrol setting of the Fuel select switch, and to the starter solenoid line. It has CP66 marked on it, from memory. Should say near it which way does what. Hi mate, I found out it is CP 66 as you say. How can I adjust, can you explain in more detail? thanks. Nigel wrote: The Petrol start isnt needed when the car has been running, and so the engine will get rich mixture (LPG and Petrol) for the initial crank. When the Petrol injectors cut out it will start fine. Has the pin or jumper has been removed (2 hr delay) written on the label ?
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macxr8 wrote: going by the look of the pics of the air intake, the PCV also needs to be re plumbed. Also make sure the have changed the PCV to a metal one If you don't have the PCV conected to manifold vacuum it won't work. They also only flow in one direction. It's the breather at the back of the rocker cover that should be replumbed before the mixer. |
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tickford_6 wrote: macxr8 wrote: going by the look of the pics of the air intake, the PCV also needs to be re plumbed. Also make sure the have changed the PCV to a metal one If you don't have the PCV conected to manifold vacuum it won't work. They also only flow in one direction. It's the breather at the back of the rocker cover that should be replumbed before the mixer. Factory gas system have a plate under the ISC to allow the PCV and rocker breather to connect to
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macxr8 wrote: tickford_6 wrote: macxr8 wrote: going by the look of the pics of the air intake, the PCV also needs to be re plumbed. Also make sure the have changed the PCV to a metal one If you don't have the PCV conected to manifold vacuum it won't work. They also only flow in one direction. It's the breather at the back of the rocker cover that should be replumbed before the mixer. Factory gas system have a plate under the ISC to allow the PCV and rocker breather to connect to yes they do, but the PCV in that case is still connected after the mixer, But the rocker cover breather doesn't connect to it. |
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The breather is certainly essential it get's clean air - a gas charge going through the rocker cover won't help with a backfire.
IIRC it's been mentioned a few times in threads here that the factory ISC plate is for lubrication of the ISC ?? Again, this was only for ISC issues ??
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snap0964 wrote: The breather is certainly essential it get's clean air - a gas charge going through the rocker cover won't help with a backfire. Which is why it needs to be plumbed in before the mixer. The PCV on the other hand needs to be connected to manifold vacuum. |
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I went back again, and got the final solution.
Put a jumper on CP66 petrol starter. Now it is always started with petrol. Thanks everyone. 
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how many kms u get out of a tank of lpg???
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MICKYYYY wrote: how many kms u get out of a tank of lpg??? around 350KM / 55 Liters |
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