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Re: Discovery II V8 LPG - BRC System
« Reply #15 on: 22 November 2010, 08:07:33 »
As well as the poorly thought-out circuit; I wonder if a stuck-thermostat (or blocked w/sealant or debris after the install) might also be implicated in the coolant heat shortfall......a V8 is a big ol` lump of metal to warm up from a cold start if the radiator is still (even only partly) in the circuit.:-/

Very much a lash-up in appearance....I`d not be at all impressed if I`d paid £2500. :(
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« Reply #16 on: 22 November 2010, 08:31:29 »
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....I`d not be at all impressed if I`d paid £2500. :(

I'd be highly unimpressed if I'd paid more than £2.50 ;) ;)
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« Reply #17 on: 22 November 2010, 11:07:40 »
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Don't blame BRC ... they only supply the ECU/vapouriser/injectors etc .. they DON'T actually do the work .. that is down to cowboy installers !!!

My system, which several folk, whose opinions I value, have seen and approved, is also a BRC ... the difference is ... it has been installed PROPERLY ...

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Sorry I did not mean to imply BRC were at fault, when i refered to 'Their install' I should have mentioned the installers not the kit!  :)

Can anyone recommend a place down South that he could take it to?  :-/
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« Reply #18 on: 22 November 2010, 19:05:53 »
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Don't blame BRC ... they only supply the ECU/vapouriser/injectors etc .. they DON'T actually do the work .. that is down to cowboy installers !!!

My system, which several folk, whose opinions I value, have seen and approved, is also a BRC ... the difference is ... it has been installed PROPERLY ...

:)

Sorry I did not mean to imply BRC were at fault, when i refered to 'Their install' I should have mentioned the installers not the kit!  :)

Can anyone recommend a place down South that he could take it to?  :-/


Whereabouts "down south" ??  2 places I know of are the one that did mine .. very near to Kevin,  ....  and a place near Hullavington, Wiltshire that seems to specialise in Land Rovers .. not used them but they seem to have a good reputation on the LPG forums

http://www.blazegas.com/conts.html
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« Reply #19 on: 22 November 2010, 20:03:25 »
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Don't blame BRC ... they only supply the ECU/vapouriser/injectors etc .. they DON'T actually do the work .. that is down to cowboy installers !!!

My system, which several folk, whose opinions I value, have seen and approved, is also a BRC ... the difference is ... it has been installed PROPERLY ...

:)

Sorry I did not mean to imply BRC were at fault, when i refered to 'Their install' I should have mentioned the installers not the kit!  :)

Can anyone recommend a place down South that he could take it to?  :-/


Whereabouts "down south" ??  2 places I know of are the one that did mine .. very near to Kevin,  ....  and a place near Hullavington, Wiltshire that seems to specialise in Land Rovers .. not used them but they seem to have a good reputation on the LPG forums

http://www.blazegas.com/conts.html

Blaze get very good reviews, as E says.

TBH, he may have issues getting anyone to look at someone else's work ;) ;)
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« Reply #20 on: 23 November 2010, 14:03:37 »
i'll pass that link on  :y
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« Reply #21 on: 23 November 2010, 20:20:35 »
Should have asked... Where is down South?
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« Reply #22 on: 23 November 2010, 20:58:54 »
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Should have asked... Where is down South?

Here`s a Southerner`s quick guide to Britain:

I believe "The North" is considered to be anywhere above Watford (it even says-so on the road signs!)......in the West there is Sandbanks.......in the East there`s Bluewater and the South is where Brighton is placed on summer days.....and right in the centre of civilisation is Landon and the home counties?
Mercifully, if it wasn`t for the whole coutry being criss-crossed by a network of tube lines; some of the 'provincials' might feel cut-orf!;D
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« Reply #23 on: 23 November 2010, 21:00:20 »
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Should have asked... Where is down South?

Here`s a Southerner`s quick guide to Britain:

I believe "The North" is considered to be anywhere above Watford (it even says-so on the road signs!)......in the West there is Sandbanks.......in the East there`s Bluewater and the South is where Brighton is placed on summer days.....and right in the centre of civilisation is Landon and the home counties?
Mercifully, if it wasn`t for the whole coutry being criss-crossed by a network of tube lines; some of the 'provincials' might feel cut-orf!;D

Thanks Debs... That's cleared it up for me ::) ::) ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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