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Old 08-04-2007, 03:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Propane Injection.

I'm considering a variation of the DIY setup that I've seen posted before.

I can get propane cheap. Less than half the price of diesel. I can get tanks cheap (certified even, I know a guy). Lock-offs are free or cheap - I should even have a couple that work already. Although, I might have issues running a vacuum lock-off.


Would there be any problem running a pressure switch, that references MAP, so the propane is off until about 5psi? (Or something like that) Then basically leaving my propane on permanently. I figure then it would take care of itself as long as I have propane, and the regulator doesn't go out of whack.

Which also leads me to ask, has anybody used something less hokey than a torch fuel regulator? They aren't really ment for that... I'd probably rather use a modified BBQ regulator over one of those. Or buy the correct one.


I think I should be able to pick up some fuel economy, and maybe a little lower EGTs. I'd probably use a 160L (45gal) tank, under the bed accross from the factory tank. Depending.


Thoughts? Just hypothetical right now. I'm too busy to work on this truck.
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This would be much easier, i think,,,,,,,,,Propane injection.
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