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September 9th, 2008 09:30 PM #2661Power loss generally will be felt on high RPM's on this type of system. During Low RPM's its forgivable. On Fuel Consumption, there are still ways to tweak it to make it save more BUT point of caution if done to LEAN you run the risk of damaging your engine. Tune it just right and you'll still be able to save
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September 9th, 2008 09:39 PM #2662When I switch to Gas... Sobrang hirap yung makina... Kanini hindi ako makaakyat sa Parking... Will try to use Petrol tom... Do i need to tune my LPG system?
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September 9th, 2008 09:52 PM #2663I have tanks coming in by October for Internal 3 variants 40, 45 and 55. You can check which one suits you.
Actually LPG runs better when heated well. Our cars water system is tapped to the vaporizer for it to heat up thus turning the liquid LPG coming from the tank to Vapor LPG. This is what goes into the cars engine.
Uphills should be no problem with SGI systems since it directly injects fuel into the manifold and into the engine. I think your running too rich that's why "parang lunod yung mixture ng air and gas" Ask them to tune it up to avoid stalls.
What type of kit was installed on the Camry? Well Lambda O2 sensor connections are optional. It does help though for the ECU to recognize the mixture needed so installing it would be a plus.
My car has been installed with an LPG system since December07 and I have no O2 connection but it runs fine with no problems. So i think it boils down to the proper ECU calibration.
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September 10th, 2008 08:45 AM #2664
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September 10th, 2008 11:06 AM #2665dunno if this is OT..but am contemplating on coverting my accord to LPG..how much would it cost me kaya??and what's the best kit so far na bang for the buck????
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September 10th, 2008 11:25 AM #2666
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September 10th, 2008 11:31 AM #2667I noticed just this week when running around 70 kph that my car seems to have a difficult time at that speed. Parang nawala yung pick-up niya unlike the time when I was using gas. I was not able to notice this before because I seldom go higher than 80 kph in metro traffic conditions. Is this normal or there's something I need to check or need for retuning?
Also, do I need to use gas before and after using LPG? I try to run on gas for a few minutes on start up and switch to LPG. Before turning the engine off, I also try to run it on gas for a few minutes too. Am I doing this correctly or do I need to change the steps?
My kit's running condition is fine at low speeds and rpms. FC is also acceptable at around 9.5 km/li on LPG as compared to 11 km/li on gas. I think I will still need to get more samples of my FC to get a more accurate reading since I've had only a number of fill-ups. My kit is an emulator on a 98 Corolla GLi.
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September 10th, 2008 01:31 PM #2668
Hmmm..in this case i think your running pretty lean on high RPM. The mixture of Air and LPG is not enough to give your car the appropriate power needed. Emulator types mostly have 2 variants 1.) with gas adjuster like Carb kits 2.) with stepper motor (connected to lambda) - if you have the latter you should have no problems with mixture (but this is rare in Emulator type kits).
My suggestion is to tune up the system and check with a gas analyzer if your running lean or rich and make adjustments from there.
You can drop by our station in Timog, I can ask my mechanics to check on it. Cheers!
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September 10th, 2008 02:42 PM #2669
GREENFUEL can convert your car to SGI-LPG for P42K with cylinder tank. P45K if with donut tank.
SGI kits give better over-all performance but costs more and you can't tinker with the settings.
Venturi kits are cheaper and simpler but more modern engines aren't compatible with these. Tuned well, these can perform nearly like SGI systems up to around 4000rpm. But keep the air filter clean.
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September 10th, 2008 02:50 PM #2670
Performance should be similar. Some tuning is probably required but it would result potentially slightly higher fuel consumption if you were running lean before.
Also, do I need to use gas before and after using LPG? I try to run on gas for a few minutes on start up and switch to LPG. Before turning the engine off, I also try to run it on gas for a few minutes too. Am I doing this correctly or do I need to change the steps?
My kit's running condition is fine at low speeds and rpms. FC is also acceptable at around 9.5 km/li on LPG as compared to 11 km/li on gas. I think I will still need to get more samples of my FC to get a more accurate reading since I've had only a number of fill-ups. My kit is an emulator on a 98 Corolla GLi.
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