Powerslide wrote:Anyone know of any decent motorfactors in the Cardiff area.......please?

http://www.yell.com/s/motor+factors-cardiff.html

Powerslide wrote:I........still don’t know what lamp to get or where to get it from........

lpgimports wrote:..........if unsure or worried any decent motor factor will do it for you....

Drive to a decent motor factor? Obviously not Halfords, judging by your opening post

..........I just found this http://autogashelp.co.uk/InjectionSystems2.aspx, which suggests to me that, if he's got it right*, the fault is probably either in the LPG ECU, or the wiring from it to that particular petrol injector. > > > *(The only bit I perhaps question is this: "A greatly redu...

.........This is worse when the engine is cold and gets progressively better as it warms up to the point where it is pretty much cured after 30 minutes or so on the road and then behaves perfectly. During one very bad incident I parked it up en route and called the AA to look at it............... W...

Edited to delete (delete option gone), as it was just an unintentional duplicate post, due to to still excruciatingly slow forum responses.

.........This is worse when the engine is cold and gets progressively better as it warms up to the point where it is pretty much cured after 30 minutes or so on the road and then behaves perfectly. During one very bad incident I parked it up en route and called the AA to look at it............... W...

In reality, I imagine there should be safety interlocks in the HID system, preventing you powering it up while the back cover is off - but I've never had them, and don't really know for sure. The "keep out" sign might just be health and safety gone mad, instead of just saying if you power ...

High Intensity Discharge (HID) xenon or similar, arc lamps, with 25,000 volts/10 amps initiators. Don't meddle - take to a specialist.

The cigar/cigarette/12v auxiliaries socket is not normally live, once the ignition switch is switched off beyond "AUX", so if you want to use it for solar charging, get an electrician to re-wire it so it is. Maplins have a good deal on their 2.4 watts output panel, at the moment http://www...

Had noticed these fairly expensive Halfords Calcium batteries, without understanding what the technology meant, so just looked it up. Best info on all the current starter battery technologies, written in an understandable form, is perhaps here: http://www.driverstechnology.co.uk/car-batteries.htm *....

New Forest Terrier wrote:........Just hpoe you solve this one David, so I can finally get mine converted on 73p a litre.

PM Sent, Mary. Just realised you've not read it, due to alert emails not going out at present, apparently result of a server problem. Cheers, David

If anyone ever wants me paul at lpgimports.co.uk or a PM which triggers a email anyhow. Sometimes am really busy and when I get home computering is last thing to do, other times I am online till early hours. Paul Hi Paul. Thanks for all the info above. Yes, temporary fix only at present, as far as ...

http://motorcaravanners.eu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=357&Itemid=1 http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/car-servicing-repair/mot-changes-2012.html If you're a masochist, you can get much more detailed info on all this from VOSA notices, directives and the MOT Manual (.pdf)...

...........I was just considering taking the plunge with the Bongo when I read this. I will certainly hold off untill your problem is resolved....... .........fear not, and get the Bongo converted as well asap :wink: It's only 67.7p/litre locally today BTW, and, according to Go-Autogas, it's as low...

Or to put that another way, if tyres look the same when the vehicle's either empty or fully loaded, they could be at too high a pressure. Or, from another viewpoint: HGVs tend to run all tyres at very high pressures, whatever the vehicle's loading, and that can be at the risk of other road users. Ha...