Those who run LPG converted 2.2's

[hunker7]

Cool. Seems you are doing this but I wood put it all together on the floor and make sure you have all you need. Take a picture once that's done and I will have a look. You have the gas pressure and intake pressure sensor right? Also the gas switch and gauge?

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I will probably start with rear of the car and work my way to front, but that's a good idea Definitely not rushing this one, needs to be done properly.

ECU kit came with MAP sensor, gas switch/gauge

[hunker7]

Looking at ordering some clips and hoses, was wondering what's best to use, normal jubilee clips or oetiker clips?

Is this sort of hose I require for reducer to injectors to nozzles?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fuel-Line-...e8GZdqNwhma8Eg

[diesel des]

I used normal junbilee clips without issue. I would ordering specific hose. That universal stuff might be ok but Lpg specific is gota be better?

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[hunker7]

I guess you're right. Anything after reducer is low pressure correct? This would probably work better then. Also, should I get FARO hose for filling as well, rather than copper?

http://www.lpgshop.co.uk/6mm-lpg-cng-parker-hose-1meter/

[diesel des]

You can get a pre made up hydraulic style hose for filling. Saves and work. Just measure the length you need with it installed and get a slightly longer one.

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[hunker7]

Yeah saw those, but they're just steep Meter of copper tube is couple of quid and would do the job

[diesel des]

They will seem cheap after a few hours of messing with copper pipe.

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[hunker7]

They will seem cheap after a few hours of messing with copper pipe.

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[Az786]

LPG systems when introduced used nothing but copper pipes!

[diesel des]

Yep I know. Things thankfully move on.

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[hunker7]

LPG systems when introduced used nothing but copper pipes!

Of course, I think what he's meaning is they're pain in the back side to work with.

[Az786]

On the other hand copper pipes eventually corrode so may be worth spending the extra money on hydraulic hose.

[hunker7]

On the other hand copper pipes eventually corrode so may be worth spending the extra money on hydraulic hose.

I am looking at one's that are wrapped in plastic/rubber so that would protect them, but time will show what I go for

[hunker7]

Been looking at the injectors, and notices that one side of the manifold is 12mm (from reducer) and other side is 5mm? Where does the 5mm go to?

[diesel des]

5mm goes to gas pressure sensor. Or if your sensor is in line then block them up. They can be filled with weld.

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