hi,
i own that rare beast that is a bongo 2.5 v6 petrol.i am well aware that it`ll only do about 20mpg,so has anyone ever converted on to run on lpg,and if so,what mpg would i then expect,and how much is the conversion,approximately?
thankyou
jamie
bongo 2.5 v6 petrol to lpg?
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Can't help directly but I know a firm in Hull that have done this to at least one V6. They're a reliable, long established firm with a good local reputation. Give them a call, I'm sure they can answer any Q's you have
http://www.ecomix.co.uk/
Interested to see the results.
Good luck.
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Good luck.
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take a look at this thread ...im sure apole wouldnt mind answering your questions
http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... ht=#160239

http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... ht=#160239
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Re: bongo 2.5 v6 petrol to lpg?
What sort of milage do you do and how long do you intend keeping your Bongo?hogggman wrote:hi,
i own that rare beast that is a bongo 2.5 v6 petrol.i am well aware that it`ll only do about 20mpg,so has anyone ever converted on to run on lpg,and if so,what mpg would i then expect,and how much is the conversion,approximately?
thankyou
jamie
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Hi there,
Expect to pay around £2k for a proper conversion, it all depends on the system you get fitted, you can pay as little as £1300 and way over £2K.
I would make sure the guys fitting it are well respected, don't just rely on the fact they are registered with the LPGA as when I was researching there are some horror stories out there and they didn't nothing about it.
With a good system you should average 20MPG overall, sometimes more (up to 24 and sometimes less but overall for me it's been 21.
Good sources of info are:
http://www.my90.co.uk/lpg/index.php
http://www.lpginfo.co.uk/altern.html
http://www.go-autogas.com/
From what I've experienced and researched I'd go for a Prins system, with the biggest tank you can fit, and get a good local fitter if you can as they need a checkover at 1000 miles and then a service every year or so depending on your mileage.
You won't notice any real difference in how the car drives etc, it's a little smoother on gas that's about it.
Any questions, drop me a PM.
Andy
Expect to pay around £2k for a proper conversion, it all depends on the system you get fitted, you can pay as little as £1300 and way over £2K.
I would make sure the guys fitting it are well respected, don't just rely on the fact they are registered with the LPGA as when I was researching there are some horror stories out there and they didn't nothing about it.
With a good system you should average 20MPG overall, sometimes more (up to 24 and sometimes less but overall for me it's been 21.
Good sources of info are:
http://www.my90.co.uk/lpg/index.php
http://www.lpginfo.co.uk/altern.html
http://www.go-autogas.com/
From what I've experienced and researched I'd go for a Prins system, with the biggest tank you can fit, and get a good local fitter if you can as they need a checkover at 1000 miles and then a service every year or so depending on your mileage.
You won't notice any real difference in how the car drives etc, it's a little smoother on gas that's about it.
Any questions, drop me a PM.
Andy