Easy jokes aside, can you provide any objective reason?
Nobody produces lpg cars, does that mean that no car should be converted?
Easy jokes aside, can you provide any objective reason?Do you really think I should have the system removed? Am I destroying the engine? Is it that bad?
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If MB wanted a LPG version, they would have made 1
Thanks for the hint, what should I look for, when hitting the exhaust?Loose exhaust baffles or cat breaking down? Have you tried banging the exhaust [where it is accessible] with a rubber mallett?
Also true...It's not at all unheard of that "something" rattle only at a very specific RPM. Have to do with resonance frequency etc. Something I don't fully understand, but I've seen it proven.
Destroying vine glasses with the voice is probably the most famous example of that..
1 out of 3 gas station has lpg here, very easy to find@Bohemian TopDown I am just curious: is it easy to find LPG filling stations in your home town? I live in a fairly populous suburban area but the closest LPG filling station is a half-hour drive away.
Thanks mate, tomorrow I'll make the video and post. Hard to say where it comes from, seems like somewhere between the engine and the cockpit, more to the right side.Saying metallic noise, is it from the engine bay or under the car?
Gear Selector has a rubber, that I recently changed disgusting sound, that made me disassemble the cockpit more than once. If you are not sure what is checked, just raise the car on a platform/lift reach for the linkage between gearbox and shifter and make sure you shake it well. That bushing is 2GBP-2.5EUR let's say but the pleasure to replace it....
There is an example for the test, take the FUSE(s) of the lpg out - still the same - no LPG issue.
However inadequate LPG settings will lead to what i860 has covered.
SO, as a different approach, speak with a dyno test garage to check the car underneath (if possible of course) in 2500 rpms.
If they see a drop at 2500 rpms - that is serious.
If not, that would be every spinning component betweeen engine and exhaust - prop_shaft - has bearing, pulleys in the engine bay - bearings... they usually are audible in range, like 2000-2500 not only 2500, but who knows something very small could've keep exactly that frequency.
Can you make a video, like open your glove-box let the phone face up or down and start driving so the video gets that sound.
Someone can recognize it...
Like, for real? Here in CZ I would say one every 10/15km.As @i860 said lots of stations. In my small town in a 25km radius 63 stations.
Exactly the same hereIn my case the car always starts on petrol and when the water reaches 40deg then will swich on lpg.
I set tit up to swich on petronl @4700rmp and swich back on lpg under 2500rmp for the times when i really need to smoke my car.