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Q)
What is LPGas?
A) Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
like petrol is a hydrocarbon fuel. It is mainly composed of propane
and butane with a minor amount of propylene. LPG in its normal
state is a vapour, but when moderately compressed, it becomes
a liquid.
LPGas
is:
non
toxic
non
corrosive
free of lead
In
it's basic state LPGas is both odourless and colourless. However,
to alert people to it's presence an odourant has been added
so that it has a distinctive smell. This smell is not present
after combustion.
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Q)
Why should I change to LPGas?
A) LPGas is a viable alternative fuel that has a significantly
reduced impact on our environment. Smog and other chemical pollutants
are choking our cities and motor vehicle emissions are a heavy
contributor to this pollution.
LPGas
powered vehicles contribute less, and in some cases, none of
the following harmful emissions;
carbon
monoxide
LPGas
also reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Tests conducted by
the Australian LPGas Association showed that a vehicle converted
to LPGas produced the following reductions in emissions compared
to a vehicle powered by Unleaded petrol:
62%
reduction in Carbon monoxide emissions*
83%
reduction in Hydrocarbon emissions*
65%
reduction in emissions of oxides of Nitrogen*
*average
compared to ADR37/00
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Q)
Is LPGas safe?
A) When it comes to LPG, safety is #1 priority. Components
used as part of any LPG installation are tested and approved by
the Australian Gas Association prior to being made available for
use.
LPGas tanks must be tested regularly to ensure their safety and
integrity.
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Q)
Can anyone service an LPG system?
A) No, only qualified and licensed LPG technicians can install,
service and repair LPGas systems.
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Q)
Will converting to LPGas effect my new car warranty?
A) Most major car manufacturers warranties will not be effected
by the addition of LPG. However, consult your dealer or manufacturer
prior to going ahead with your conversion.
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Q)
Should my conversion be dual fuel or gas only?
A) The choice is ultimately yours. Many drivers prefer the
dual fuel option as having two fuel tanks offers longer range and
flexibility.
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Q)
Will LPGas effect my vehicles performance?
A) Newer vehicles operating fuel injected engines and engine
management systems experience virtually no difference in performance
between unleaded petrol and LPGas. A minor drop in power
may be experienced in some vehicle applications however, this
will vary based on driving conditions, engine wear and fuel quality.
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If
you have any questions relating to LPGas or LPGas conversions please
feel free to e-mail our Technical Support Department.
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