hi all
just a quick question
would you expect to pay a premium on a lpg converted a 2.4 a series
thanks
stefan
lpg conversion
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lpg conversion
by stefan on Wed Oct 01, 2008 3:34 pm
2.0 sport soft top L reg
getting better by the £
getting better by the £
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Re: lpg conversion
by woodwizzard on Wed Oct 01, 2008 7:03 pm
For me it would all depend on the quality of the system fitted, whether it was fitted by a pro, has the certificate and is working well. Tank in the boot or underneath would also matter as I need the space. Work out your milage and see how long it would take you to re-coup the extra being asked.
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Re: lpg conversion
by stefan on Wed Oct 01, 2008 9:23 pm
hi
i e mailed the bloke earlier, he has no idea who fitted it,no insatallation or safety certificate,
he claims it does 38-40mpg,looking around this site i see that the mpg is usually abit less than the normal mpg on unleaded,its on ebay, its starting price is 1100 but theres a reserve so i bet he's after somewhere near 1500,seems quite expensive for an m plate 2.4,
anyway after he said he had no certificates i thought leave well alone.
stefan
i e mailed the bloke earlier, he has no idea who fitted it,no insatallation or safety certificate,
he claims it does 38-40mpg,looking around this site i see that the mpg is usually abit less than the normal mpg on unleaded,its on ebay, its starting price is 1100 but theres a reserve so i bet he's after somewhere near 1500,seems quite expensive for an m plate 2.4,
anyway after he said he had no certificates i thought leave well alone.
stefan
2.0 sport soft top L reg
getting better by the £
getting better by the £
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Re: lpg conversion
by Drift on Wed Oct 01, 2008 10:03 pm
Thats way to much and very optimistic consumption figures , you made the right choice, walk away.
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Re: lpg conversion
by nigelbread on Thu Oct 02, 2008 12:26 pm
2.4i, K reg 180,031miles 200miles to 52l of gas @ 54p/l
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Re: lpg conversion
by tom on Thu Oct 02, 2008 11:27 pm
2.2 S reg 200miles on 45l @55p-l
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Re: lpg conversion
by nigelbread on Fri Oct 03, 2008 8:59 am
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by tom on Sun Oct 05, 2008 12:22 pm
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Re: lpg conversion
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