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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / July 2008lpg question
Evening everyone, I've just fitted a second hand GMS lpg kit to my 2.25 series 3 Land Rover, and its running fine on gas, but with the mixer in place will not run under load on petrol unless the chokes pulled right out, any ideas? does any one have any pdf instructions for this make? thanks Patrick > Evening everyone, I've just fitted a second hand GMS lpg kit to my > 2.25 series 3 Land Rover, and its running fine on gas, but with the > mixer in place will not run under load on petrol unless the chokes > pulled right out, any ideas? does any one have any pdf instructions > for this make? thanks Patrick Just a thought, float chamber not full? When you switch to petrol what restores the fuel flow, if at all?  SignatureWisdom and experience come with age, they say, but I wish I could remember the darn question > > Evening everyone, I've just fitted a second hand GMS lpg kit to my > > 2.25 series 3 Land Rover, and its running fine on gas, but with the [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Wisdom and experience come with age, they say, but I wish I could > remember the darn question Hello GbH engine runs fine at a stand still at all revs just under load it wont run correctly . have hand pumped petrol to make certain float is full. with mixer out it runs fine. >> > Evening everyone, I've just fitted a second hand GMS lpg kit to my >> > 2.25 series 3 Land Rover, and its running fine on gas, but with the [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > load it wont run correctly . have hand pumped petrol to make certain > float is full. with mixer out it runs fine. If the problem is only under load when there is a higher demand for fuel and the jets ( float and main carb) are squeaky clean I would suspect a wee tear in the carb piston skirt allowing air to bleed in and lean out the mixture always worth checking as it costs nowt. OTO I had a Hunter behaving like that but in that case it was a leaky mechanical fuel pump it ran beautifully below 35mph soon as the demand for fuel ( hill loud pedal etc) went up it bled air in through a porous membrane and emptied the float chamber - the bugger was as an auto the engine cut out but kept turning and as the car slowed the float chamber filled ........................................... Derek Hi Derek, problems just started since lpg fitting though. it has to be related to that. Patrick >>> Evening everyone, I've just fitted a second hand GMS lpg kit to my >>> 2.25 series 3 Land Rover, and its running fine on gas, but with the [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > load it wont run correctly . have hand pumped petrol to make certain > float is full. with mixer out it runs fine. Did you alter the timing for the gas? SignatureWisdom and experience come with age, they say, but I wish I could remember the darn question > >>> Evening everyone, I've just fitted a second hand GMS lpg kit to my > >>> 2.25 series 3 Land Rover, and its running fine on gas, but with the [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Wisdom and experience come with age, they say, but I wish I could > remember the darn question No . it ran fine on the timing it had |
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