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Re: lpg problem, thankyou
« Reply #30 on: 29 March 2010, 20:51:43 »
Have you done as I suggested and searched on http://www.lpgforum.co.uk?

HERE is just one example of similar problems :y :y
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« Reply #31 on: 29 March 2010, 20:53:31 »
Oh... And the guy "in the know" at your local garage obviously hasn't the faintest idea!

Could well be the solenoid as per the above link ;)

Or the LPG distributor may be gummed up
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Re: lpg problem, thankyou
« Reply #32 on: 29 March 2010, 21:20:51 »
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Oh... And the guy "in the know" at your local garage obviously hasn't the faintest idea!

Could well be the solenoid as per the above link ;)

Or the LPG distributor may be gummed up

hi,thanks for your help, yes i have visited the lpg forum..
as for solenoid clicking, i can definately hear to one under the bonnet and one from the boot..
as for distribter,its been disconnected and cleaned using carb cleaner, it wasnt blocked either. :y
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Re: lpg problem, thankyou
« Reply #33 on: 29 March 2010, 22:14:49 »
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Oh... And the guy "in the know" at your local garage obviously hasn't the faintest idea!

Could well be the solenoid as per the above link ;)

Or the LPG distributor may be gummed up

hi,thanks for your help, yes i have visited the lpg forum..
as for solenoid clicking, i can definately hear to one under the bonnet and one from the boot..
as for distribter,its been disconnected and cleaned using carb cleaner, it wasnt blocked either. :y

Keep searching through... The answer will be there and pipj knows far more about the Koltec system than anyone I know ;) ;)
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Re: lpg problem, thankyou
« Reply #34 on: 02 April 2010, 15:24:43 »
hi again all :)

as the rain has stopped, i had some more time to have another look at car...

im thinking, how can i test the stepper motor- to see its working ok?

i have taken the cover off the solenoid,and can see it is working fine, i know gas is getting to the engine, as before it stalls i can smell the fumes....

are both pipes that goto the vaporisor supposed to get hot?

im still trying to sort this myself as i cant afford a gas tech :-[

**just read up about a solenoid VALVE? where is this located         
and is it ok to disconnect it and clean it?

thanks again
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Re: lpg problem, thankyou
« Reply #35 on: 02 April 2010, 22:50:26 »
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hi again all :)

as the rain has stopped, i had some more time to have another look at car...

im thinking, how can i test the stepper motor- to see its working ok?

i have taken the cover off the solenoid,and can see it is working fine, i know gas is getting to the engine, as before it stalls i can smell the fumes....

are both pipes that goto the vaporisor supposed to get hot?

im still trying to sort this myself as i cant afford a gas tech :-[

**just read up about a solenoid VALVE? where is this located         
and is it ok to disconnect it and clean it?

thanks again

You didn't say that before... There's your answer. There's a leak :y
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Re: lpg problem, thankyou
« Reply #36 on: 03 April 2010, 13:38:33 »
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hi again all :)

as the rain has stopped, i had some more time to have another look at car...

im thinking, how can i test the stepper motor- to see its working ok?

i have taken the cover off the solenoid,and can see it is working fine, i know gas is getting to the engine, as before it stalls i can smell the fumes....

are both pipes that goto the vaporisor supposed to get hot?

im still trying to sort this myself as i cant afford a gas tech :-[

**just read up about a solenoid VALVE? where is this located         
and is it ok to disconnect it and clean it?

thanks again

You didn't say that before... There's your answer. There's a leak :y

only just noticed it.. so i shouldnt be able to smell gas at all whithin the engine bay?
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Re: lpg problem, thankyou
« Reply #37 on: 03 April 2010, 18:33:01 »
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hi again all :)

as the rain has stopped, i had some more time to have another look at car...

im thinking, how can i test the stepper motor- to see its working ok?

i have taken the cover off the solenoid,and can see it is working fine, i know gas is getting to the engine, as before it stalls i can smell the fumes....

are both pipes that goto the vaporisor supposed to get hot?

im still trying to sort this myself as i cant afford a gas tech :-[

**just read up about a solenoid VALVE? where is this located         
and is it ok to disconnect it and clean it?

thanks again

You didn't say that before... There's your answer. There's a leak :y

only just noticed it.. so i shouldnt be able to smell gas at all whithin the engine bay?

Nope ;)
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Re: lpg problem, thankyou
« Reply #38 on: 03 April 2010, 18:34:47 »
Don't go leak hunting with a fag on the go either ;)
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Re: lpg problem, thankyou
« Reply #39 on: 03 April 2010, 18:38:36 »
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hi again all :)

as the rain has stopped, i had some more time to have another look at car...

im thinking, how can i test the stepper motor- to see its working ok?

i have taken the cover off the solenoid,and can see it is working fine, i know gas is getting to the engine, as before it stalls i can smell the fumes....

are both pipes that goto the vaporisor supposed to get hot?

im still trying to sort this myself as i cant afford a gas tech :-[

**just read up about a solenoid VALVE? where is this located         
and is it ok to disconnect it and clean it?

thanks again

You didn't say that before... There's your answer. There's a leak :y

only just noticed it.. so i shouldnt be able to smell gas at all whithin the engine bay?

Nope ;)

On subject of that, i do get a faint smell of gas in the cabin when it just switches over from cold, but its very very small, hardly tell its there. Goes within a matter of seconds....
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« Reply #40 on: 03 April 2010, 18:39:41 »
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hi again all :)

as the rain has stopped, i had some more time to have another look at car...

im thinking, how can i test the stepper motor- to see its working ok?

i have taken the cover off the solenoid,and can see it is working fine, i know gas is getting to the engine, as before it stalls i can smell the fumes....

are both pipes that goto the vaporisor supposed to get hot?

im still trying to sort this myself as i cant afford a gas tech :-[

**just read up about a solenoid VALVE? where is this located         
and is it ok to disconnect it and clean it?

thanks again

You didn't say that before... There's your answer. There's a leak :y

only just noticed it.. so i shouldnt be able to smell gas at all whithin the engine bay?

Nope ;)

On subject of that, i do get a faint smell of gas in the cabin when it just switches over from cold, but its very very small, hardly tell its there. Goes within a matter of seconds....

You at home or work tomorrow? I'll be popping in to TB's early afternoon
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« Reply #41 on: 03 April 2010, 18:42:35 »
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hi again all :)

as the rain has stopped, i had some more time to have another look at car...

im thinking, how can i test the stepper motor- to see its working ok?

i have taken the cover off the solenoid,and can see it is working fine, i know gas is getting to the engine, as before it stalls i can smell the fumes....

are both pipes that goto the vaporisor supposed to get hot?

im still trying to sort this myself as i cant afford a gas tech :-[

**just read up about a solenoid VALVE? where is this located         
and is it ok to disconnect it and clean it?

thanks again

You didn't say that before... There's your answer. There's a leak :y

only just noticed it.. so i shouldnt be able to smell gas at all whithin the engine bay?

Nope ;)

On subject of that, i do get a faint smell of gas in the cabin when it just switches over from cold, but its very very small, hardly tell its there. Goes within a matter of seconds....

You at home or work tomorrow? I'll be popping in to TB's early afternoon

Work  :(

Escaped early today, but doubt do same tomorrow. Be back around 7ish
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« Reply #42 on: 03 April 2010, 18:48:32 »
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hi again all :)

as the rain has stopped, i had some more time to have another look at car...

im thinking, how can i test the stepper motor- to see its working ok?

i have taken the cover off the solenoid,and can see it is working fine, i know gas is getting to the engine, as before it stalls i can smell the fumes....

are both pipes that goto the vaporisor supposed to get hot?

im still trying to sort this myself as i cant afford a gas tech :-[

**just read up about a solenoid VALVE? where is this located         
and is it ok to disconnect it and clean it?

thanks again

You didn't say that before... There's your answer. There's a leak :y

only just noticed it.. so i shouldnt be able to smell gas at all whithin the engine bay?

Nope ;)

On subject of that, i do get a faint smell of gas in the cabin when it just switches over from cold, but its very very small, hardly tell its there. Goes within a matter of seconds....

You at home or work tomorrow? I'll be popping in to TB's early afternoon

Work  :(

Escaped early today, but doubt do same tomorrow. Be back around 7ish

Plan to be home by then ;) ;)

Check all the joints again... Best leak detector is actually the Mk 1 Nose (which you probably noticed I used mainly)

It's not unheard of to get a feint whiff on switchover but I never have :-/
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Re: lpg problem, thankyou
« Reply #43 on: 03 April 2010, 18:53:15 »
its very, very slight. Don't think any passengers would not notice, as mentioned it almost completely goes within few seconds.
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« Reply #44 on: 03 April 2010, 20:26:56 »
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its very, very slight. Don't think any passengers would not notice, as mentioned it almost completely goes within few seconds.

ok,ill check all hoses when the weather sorts itself out...

am i able to take off the vapourisor and clean it out, without any problems?
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