how easy is it to convert your buss to gas

Post by **rattybird** » 28 Oct 2009, 20:43

and what kind of money does it envolve ? and what blood swet and tears are involoved ?

Post by **kevtherev** » 28 Oct 2009, 21:03

and what kind of money does it envolve ?

about £900

and what blood swet and tears are involoved ?

none.

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or look in the wiki or use the search on this forum (alternative fuels)

Post by **helga592** » 30 Oct 2009, 20:45

Its no as complicated as some might think. We bought a kit from ebay £600 fitted it my self over 2or 3 weekends. Probebly cost £100 in nuts bolts and tools i didnt have. Had a local guy do the inspection £50 and away we go. Bin runing her as a daily drive for over a year bin to france and scotland no problems doing around 30 mpg ish

Post by **rattybird** » 30 Oct 2009, 23:24

helga592 wrote:Its no as complicated as some might think. We bought a kit from ebay £600 fitted it my self over 2or 3 weekends. Probebly cost £100 in nuts bolts and tools i didnt have. Had a local guy do the inspection £50 and away we go. Bin runing her as a daily drive for over a year bin to france and scotland no problems doing around 30 mpg ish

fancy coming up and doing mine lol and 30 mpg

thats amazing !

Post by **helga592** » 31 Oct 2009, 08:30

Hi If your the sort of person who might fit central heating yourself or have a go at plumbing Lpg conversion is not that hard. When we bought are van she had a newish engine that probley helps with the mpg plus i drive like im on holliday all the time (this does upset other road users at times) Even if you get it done by a pro you will get your money back. Plus ive never driven a diesel.

Post by **illzlee** » 31 Oct 2009, 17:06

likewise, i fitted the kist myself. took a bit of headscratching at times and then got it commissioned by a lpg conversions place here in derby - her charged £50 which included a safety inspection with certificate - this is what your insurance company need.

Post by **Cruz** » 31 Oct 2009, 17:30

30mpg!!

Post by **kevtherev** » 31 Oct 2009, 19:17

30 mpg?

Post by **helga592** » 01 Nov 2009, 19:15

I could be wrong 72 leters 415miles you work it out

Post by **Gadders** » 01 Nov 2009, 19:36

illzlee wrote:likewise, i fitted the kist myself. took a bit of headscratching at times and then got it commissioned by a lpg conversions place here in derby - her charged £50 which included a safety inspection with certificate - this is what your insurance company need.

Come round and do ours then...

Post by **eatcustard** » 01 Nov 2009, 19:47

5.76miles per Ltr

Approx 26 MPG

Got you must have been going slow in top (50ish)

Post by **Ian Hulley** » 01 Nov 2009, 20:58

Commuting up hill and down dale 180 miles on 50 litres, long distance motorway runs 205 on 50. That's honest.

Ian

Post by **Cruz** » 01 Nov 2009, 21:09

Aye, exactly the same here Ian

Post by **lloyd** » 02 Nov 2009, 11:19

16-18mpg in town, 19-22mpg highway depending on speed, and 24mpg max while on holiday in France.. flatland driving at 45-50mph

Post by **illzlee** » 04 Nov 2009, 19:33

Gadders - you are welcome to have a good look at my installation to see how easy it is. I'm in the peoples republic of Borrowash

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