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Generally, CNG tanks are about 3 times the size of an LPG tank—not usually a problem if being fitted to a van or commercial vehicle. Typically, when substituting Gas for diesel about 1.3 litres are used for every litre of diesel saved. Diesel engines work on the principal of compression ignition and therefore don’t have spark plugs or ignition coils to ignite the fuel. Diesel is instead injected at extremely high pressures and at precisely the right time, directly into the cylinders, where it is ignited by the extremely hot compressed air. Precisely injecting gas behind each inlet valve of the engine’s intake manifold allows a mixture of Gas and air to be compressed in the cylinder on the induction stroke, which is then ignited along with the diesel.The increase in low down torque allows the driver to select a higher gear sooner or for an auto box to change up sooner. Some owners may even wish to use the Diesel Blend system for performance; during development we often ran our test vehicles in this way and, unlike an ECU Re-Map or tuning box which use extra diesel when driven hard, we benefited by using a cheaper gaseous fuel instead. During the engine’s warm-up period, or with the Gas system switched off, the control unit automatically reverts the fuel pressure and engine power back to standard. These ECU files are developed on our rolling road in association with Quantum Tuning, one of the UK’s leading engine re-mapping companies. Their chief file writer, Stuart Banfield, has a very good understanding of LPG, having previously worked with Mitsubishi (UK) on their Dual Fuel Mitsubishi Outlander. Instead of reducing fuel rail pressure the diesel injector opening times are reduced. This method retains the high pressure diesel atomisation and further improves fuel savings and tailpipe emissions (including CO 2 reduction). http://dreamdoers.com/files/broadcast-pix-manual.xml
To allow greater substitution rates of Gas, any diesel injection pilot pulses are removed and the diesel injection timing point altered, but only above engine idling speeds. With the Gas system switched off our Diesel Control ECU reverts to a fully mapped high fuel rail pressure setting, therefore restoring engine power back to standard. These filters often fail to reliably work as they were intended. The DPF captures and stores all these dirty diesel particulates and, all being well, rids itself of them periodically when the ECU initiates a controlled regeneration process. Regeneration is where the captured soot is re-ignited and burned in the exhaust, creating even more carbon dioxide than the car manufacturers publish in their emissions figures. Most vehicles fitted with a DPF will eventually suffer from a blockage leading to power loss, excessive fuel consumption or total failure, rendering the vehicle undriveable. If anything, the system is quicker and easier to install than a petrol gas system, but still costs the same or slightly more due to the added cost of the Diesel Control ECU. Also, since gas is only injected above idle speed, it’s not as critical to mount the gas injector nozzles quite so close to the engine’s inlet valves. Other vehicles and engines, with up to 12 cylinders, will cost more. Please contact us with your requirements.Before enquiring make sure you have fully read and understood the operating manual. If you are unable to understand it or have no knowledge or understanding of Common Rail Diesels, this product may not be for you. Such systems are invariably manufactured by well-known gas conversion kit manufacturers rather than the manufacturer of the vehicle on which they are installed. Most installers don’t like change and are sometimes only too quick to criticise other systems, often labelling them cheap or just rubbish, especially those systems originating from Eastern Europe. http://www.diamondsinthemaking.com/content/3g3hv-manual
There are others, mainly from Eastern Europe, but these are only a minority. Some companies manufacture complete front-end kits (these are the bits that fit in the engine bay) while some manufacture only the electronic parts and then outsource the LPG injectors and LPG reducers. Likewise, some manufacture the LPG injectors and reducers but then outsource the electronic components. Ironically, the largest LPG equipment manufacturing company in the world, Landi Renzo, who are also Italian, not only buy their electronics from AEB also, but they own them too! They then claim their kits are the best in the world, all because of the good quality Japanese Keihin injectors they use. Tartarini make their own reducers and injectors but then buy their electronics from AEB, Lovato do similar but also buy their reducers from Landi Renzo.The Poles tend to manufacture their own electronic control units and sometimes their own LPG injectors and reducers but then make their software compatible with a wide range of different injector and reducer makes. KME make their own excellent reducer while the Majic injectors they promote are probably one of the highest flowing and most powerful injectors we have ever tested using our rolling road dyno. We still rate this as probably the best make of kit available all round, but expensive when compared to the Polish kits. Installations carried out in one day can’t possibly allow for any quality control or margin for error. We’ve known some of these one-day installation companies to even supply their customers with a plug-in calibration lead and software, encouraging them to attempt to rectify any poor running concerns themselves. Some petrol vehicles leave the factory running so lean on wide open throttle that just by adding a little more gas on acceleration can improve BHP and torque significantly. For example; is it going to be used as a Taxi or Learner Driving School car. http://www.gherlo.com/images/bray-series-6a-positioner-manual.pdf
Will it be continually stalled or stop-started and therefore be requiring a specific type of LPG system that allows instant gas start up when the engine is warm. Does the engine rev at a very high RPM, requiring special high-flow injectors and will it require additional valve care lubrication. Is the engine supercharged or turbocharged and therefore requiring the LPG reducers to be installed using MAP sensors and boost compensation? Is the engine intake manifold easy to adapt for LPG injection or are long pipe lengths necessary therefore requiring an abnormally high gas pressure and use of high current, low impedance injectors. Is it a high powered vehicle and will it require two reducers. Will it also need a fuel return modification because it has a return-less fuel system? The price we quote might be more than some other installers; that’s not because we’re dearer, it’s because we charge for the time we spend, to give you the finished results that we are so proud of and are so well illustrated on this website. They then try to convince every potential customer, on every new enquiry, that their chosen make is the best one to have no matter what their vehicle. Sony for example may build the best amplifier, Technics the best Tuner and Mission by far the best speakers. Using this example Prins may build the best ECU but the best injectors might be the ones BRC build but the most reliable and highest power reducer could be manufactured by Zavoli. Whilst in recent years the Italian and Dutch LPG manufacturers seem to have stood in developing their systems (excluding of course any recent direct injection systems) the Poles have made massive steps into making their systems the best performing, most reliable and technically the most advanced in the world. Stag system. This kit is awesome; it allows us to do things we’ve always wished for but not been able to do before. http://test.uebersetzungen-nesselberger.de/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/162855aa9d2a17---Bushnell-powerview-7-15x25-manual.pdf
Needless to say, with there being no language barrier we have no problem at all when needing technical assistance or to discuss any special software requirements. Stag have produced their own ECU (electronic control unit) but then programmed it so it can be used with almost any make of LPG injectors or reducer type currently available. Stag also manufacture in house their own design LPG injectors and LPG reducer as well as complete wiring harnesses, pressure sensors, connectors, looms and switches, in fact just about any part required for an LPG system. The vehicle is road tested and diagnostically checked using a scan tool before installation and the customer advised of any current fault codes present or driveability concerns, if required, these could be properly diagnosed and rectified, at an additional cost of course. Final set up and calibration is carried out by a skilled fuel injection engineer using our rolling road where necessary to ensure the best possible performance is achieved followed by further on the road map refinement ensuring optimum driveability and performance. No matter how perfectly designed an LPG system may seem to its makers the real test is when installers fit them to many makes of vehicles, all with different performance and driving style requirements. Without going into too much detail of all the Stag systems features we can summarise and say that whatever the engine capacity, number of cylinders, BHP or engine type, the Stag system is able to cope with it. No matter how awkward or difficult it proves to “Gas”, Stag can deal with it, be it naturally aspirated, (standard), Turbo Charged, Supercharged, Valvetronic or even a Wankel engine, the same Stag ECU fits all. Vehicles which normally require an additional Flashlube system to lubricate valves can now use Stag’s unique new petrol split fuelling option to further help minimise the risk of valve seat recession. contactlens88.com/imagedepot/upbank/files/black u0026 decker tld100 manual.pdf
The Stag product range is huge but unfortunately, in an attempt to keep installation costs to a minimum, some installers still cut corners and often use the incorrect and cheaper readily available interchangeable parts for some installations. There are other well known Polish LPG system manufacturers whose names include LPG Tech, KME and Europe gas, to name just a few, these are also recognized as being very good and still technically miles ahead of, for example, BRC, Prins, Zavoli, OMVL, Romano, Bi Gas, Landi Renzo, stefanelli, Lovato, Necam and Koltec and Ecotech etc. One of us will take you out in either the high performance Mitsubishi Evo X LPG (petrol) or Mitsubishi L200 LPG (diesel blend) and demonstrate to you the Stag LPG system in action after which we will be happy to answer any technical questions you may have. For this reason we have decided to introduce a lower cost budget installation option as an alternative to our standard high quality installations. These budget installations are carried out to the same high-standards but the cost (labour) savings are made where cosmetics are concerned, focusing on an installation that is more functional than aesthetically pleasing. Any pipe-work and components are fitted in the least time consuming way possible, avoiding any unnecessary removal and refitting of panels and vehicle trim. The electrics are installed using much quicker methods too, retaining the standard wiring insulation that is supplied with the LPG system kits, while again avoiding the removing of vehicle trim. To keep costs to a minimum only single hole (rather than 4-hole) tanks are used. The LPG filler doesn’t include a body-colour paint match option and it will be mounted in the simplest and most convenient position. The LPG changeover switch, which is fitted inside the vehicle, will also be mounted in a location that makes installation quick and straight-forward, often using a bracket to save removing part of the dashboard or centre console. {-Variable.fc_1_url-
To keep costs to a minimum a set up using our Sun Ram X11 rolling road or wideband lambda sensor air to fuel ratio monitor (for 4WD Vehicles) is not included. Why not call us to discuss your requirements and your budget. It may be that we have available an ex-demo kit that we’ve trialled or even a low mileage kit that we’ve taken off one of our own LPG Diesel-blend development vehicles. We’ll even sometimes have brand new kits available at reduced prices that have previously been installed on customer’s vehicles and then removed, unused, to be replaced with a more suitable upgraded kit. The installation may take one or two days longer than normal.The cubic capacity (cc) is of less importance because large LPG injectors cost the same as small ones. For very high power engines it may be necessary to install 2 reducers or at least one high power type unit. LPG kits are available in 4, 6 and 8 cylinder configurations. 3 and 5 cylinder engines generally use 4 and 6 cylinder kits, respectively. V10 and V12 engines are usually converted by using two standard 6 cylinder kits. Also, if the vehicle is high-powered, a high flow-rate tank multi-valve may also be required. Toroidal tanks mounted in the vehicle’s spare wheel well are relatively quick and easy to install. By comparison, under-body toroidal tanks often involve time consuming fabrication of a custom frame and mounting brackets. Boot mounted cylinder tanks are also time consuming to fit correctly since mounting them usually requires a cradle or frame that has to be securely fastened to the vehicles structure. Tuning boxes are an alternative to a vehicle ECU remap and consist of a small electronic box which is either hard-wired or plugged into the vehicle’s fuel system circuitry. http://thefutureofgolf.eu/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/162855abd07469---Bushnell-scout-100-arc-manual.pdf
By depressing the accelerator pedal with the ignition off, while at the same time observing the engine bay for any movement of linkages or cables connected to the throttle body, it is possible to determine if the throttle control is mechanical or electronic. As a general rule, if there is any throttle body movement, the throttle is cable controlled. If not, then it’s likely the throttle is electronically controlled and therefore a tuning box can be fitted in most cases. However, due to the way the diesel engine works, each combustion usually takes place in the presence of excess oxygen, meaning that, under most engine speed and load conditions, there’s oxygen available to burn any extra fuel that may be introduced. Adding more diesel into the cylinders does indeed create more power but there comes a point where the extra power also produces extra smoke, especially at high loads and higher engine speeds. Some of the first generation types are analogue and simply use a resistor to alter ECU signal voltages. The more expensive second generation boxes are normally digital and some even claim to be fully mappable (which can’t be true unless it monitors engine speed, fuel quantity and engine load). Gerd’s expert advice and technical input has also been invaluable to us during development of our own third generation tuning box. Other popular brand names include The Original Tuning Box, Tunit, Chip Express, BHP Plus Speedhawk, DTUK CRD2 and CRD-T, Synergy, Spider, TDI Tuning, Racechip, TD Performance, to name but a few. These methods are not ideal since neither make adjustments in the same way a proper ECU re-map does, by taking reference from both engine speed and load. The cost of installation will largely depend on installation complexity and time, which in turn will depend on vehicle make, the type of tuning box, ease of installation and also whether or not a rolling road dyno setup is required. www.bascoy.com/userfiles/files/black u0026 decker stud sensor manual.pdf
The main difference between the Select-A-Map unit and previous generation tuning boxes is the way in which it controls the diesel by creating a 3D map, using engine speed and load, replicating a proper ECU re-map. For many vehicles such these, the Select-A-Map presents a good alternative to a remap, especially for vehicles where a remap is impractical or problematic. Additionally, customers are welcome to contact us to discuss the options available. They then try to convince every potential customer, on every new enquiry, that their chosen make is the best one to have no matter what their vehicle. Sony for example may build the best amplifier, Technics the best Tuner and Mission by far the best speakers. No matter how awkward or difficult it proves to “Gas”, Stag can deal with it, be it naturally aspirated, (standard), Turbo Charged, Supercharged, Valvetronic or even a Wankel engine, the same Stag ECU fits all. Vehicles which normally require an additional Flashlube system to lubricate valves can now use Stag’s unique new petrol split fuelling option to further help minimise the risk of valve seat recession. The Stag product range is huge but unfortunately, in an attempt to keep installation costs to a minimum, some installers still cut corners and often use the incorrect and cheaper readily available interchangeable parts for some installations. There are other well known Polish LPG system manufacturers whose names include LPG Tech, KME and Europe gas, to name just a few, these are also recognized as being very good and still technically miles ahead of, for example, BRC, Prins, Zavoli, OMVL, Romano, Bi Gas, Landi Renzo, stefanelli, Lovato, Necam and Koltec and Ecotech etc. One of us will take you out in either the high performance Mitsubishi Evo X LPG (petrol) or Mitsubishi L200 LPG (diesel blend) and demonstrate to you the Stag LPG system in action after which we will be happy to answer any technical questions you may have. Surface temperatures inside the DPF can exceed 600 Degrees Celsius, at which point the soot turns into a hot white ash. Some of this ash is blown out of the exhaust whilst some is retained inside the core of the DPF. There are 3 methods diesel particulate filters can be regenerated: Passively, actively or forced. What also helps is if the vehicle is driven hard where the DPF benefits from plenty of hot exhaust gas flow. Brisk driving helps generate higher exhaust gas temperatures with the added benefit of forcing some of the ash waste out of the exhaust system. This function occurs automatically but only when certain conditions are met. During this forced regeneration temperatures in the core of the DPF can exceed 600 Degrees Celsius. Active regeneration normally occurs whilst the vehicle is being driven at steady motorway cruising speeds and may last around 30 minutes before the cycle is complete. The problem however, is how the engine management system can ever know how long the vehicle is going to be driven at steady motorway cruising speeds (and of course it can’t), which can lead to difficulties in initiating active regeneration. Sometimes, if a vehicle is stopped and re-started during regeneration, interrupting the DPF regeneration process, excess smoke can be seen coming from the tailpipe. Some, but not all, vehicles will alert the driver with a dash warning light if the DPF regeneration cycle is taking place or, more importantly, has not been completed for whatever reason. Should this occur the driver must refer to the owner’s manual. When this happens the only option left is a forced regeneration. This process involves using a Main Dealer level diagnostic Scan Tool, connected to the vehicles 16 pin OBD (on board diagnostic) socket, which instructs the vehicle’s engine management system to regenerate the DPF. This procedure is sometimes programmed by the vehicle manufacturer to ideally take place while the vehicle is stationary but, more often than not, during a long high-speed drive cycle, which in cold conditions makes ideal regeneration temperatures difficult to achieve. On many occasions this forced method of re-generation is disabled for safety reasons, even with the Dealer level scan tool, and when this happens it is normal practice to have the DPF replaced. Sometimes regeneration fails to recover a blocked DPF, either because the material inside the unit has melted or disintegrated or it’s just too badly blocked. This process involves using several expensive chemicals and the procedure must be carried out exactly in accordance with the fluid manufacturer’s instructions and takes about 3 to 4 hours. Following this cleaning process a full regeneration still has to be carried out to completely remove and burn off any chemicals from inside the DPF. The downside to this is that it is not always successful and is a very expensive process of which the customer will have to pay for. The correct decision must take into account the vehicle’s intended use and driving style. If the vehicle is to be used for short, stop-start journeys, with few frequent, long distance runs, then removal is probably the best option. If it is likely that the vehicle will be driven hard, with frequent, long journeys then it may be better to leave the DPF in-place, to save the cost of removal. It may be that you’ve recently purchased the vehicle and the previous owners driving style was responsible for blocking the filter, while yours might not. The dyno’ at CRD Performance is capable of both methods. This fixed speed method can be used to carry out diagnostic tests and measurements to the ignition and fuel systems at various engine loads. In this mode we would normally observe exhaust gases, ignition coil output, fuel pressure and flow and even turbo boost pressure. Being able to choose any speed and engine load also allows us to to calibrate an LPG system or remap (tune) the engine’s power using, for example, the Dastek Unichip. However, using a braked dyno’ for BHP measurements only displays the power at the wheels, not the power at the engine’s flywheel.Typically, it is generally accepted, that front wheel drive cars lose around 20 through their transmission and tyres, while up to 25 loss is normal for rear wheel drive vehicles. These figures are only a guide since some well engineered vehicles, Porsche for example, are often claimed to lose only about 15.The TAT system, during installation, is configured to match the type of rolling road it is to be used with, so it therefore knows the mass of the rollers and can make its calculations accordingly. The system automatically measures the workshop’s air temperature and takes a barometric pressure reading so that BHP calculation compensations can be made, be it a cold, damp day or a hot, dry day. At max RPM or rev-limit the clutch is pressed (if a manual transmission) and neutral selected, then the operator waits while the vehicle coasts to a standstill, during which time the transmission losses are measured. This method of calculation even allows for excessive transmission losses due to tyre temperature change during several repeat runs or even the vehicle being strapped down too tight. Without any dyno’ braking the run could be over in just a few seconds and therefore maximum boost may not be achieved. The TAT system allows the operator to select a small and linear amount of roller braking throughout the whole run, to enable full boost and engine power to be realised. The amount of eddy current braking is electronically fed into the TAT software during the power run but is then switched off by the operator during deceleration to allow correct measurement of transmission losses. Most people’s insurance cover allows them to drive another vehicle with third party cover. You will be signing a free loan car agreement to confirm this and also that any parking tickets, speeding fines or driving offences incurred for the duration will be your own responsibility. For example, we presently have an estate vehicle with automatic transmission, a diesel hatch, an LPG vehicle, plus a couple of petrol cars with manual transmission. If you are planning a longer journey, you will need to make sure you have your own breakdown assistance cover in place. Our cover includes for us to drive an uninsured vehicle not belonging us, even to the extreme extent that we would be covered to drive in a stolen vehicle. On the rare occasion a customer is unable collect their car as arranged, and the space in our workshop has been reserved for another vehicle, their car will be left at the Shell 24 hour petrol station, with the customer’s consent. This will be at the owner’s risk and will not covered by our insurance. 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