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Installation Help for converting LPG fuel on toyota 5r Engine to Impco system

It was recomended we change our sys. over for availabilty of parts and also cost saving there was no instructions it was pretty straight foward ecept for a couple of extra hose connections with no place to hook them off the carburetor.any help would be appriciated.
  • Posted 15 May 2007 21:26
  • Modified 15 May 2007 21:28 by poster
  • By ron_d
  • joined 15 May'07 - 2 messages
  • New Jersey, United States
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genjohn thanks for reply
I purchased a total kit including new carb.all fittings hoses I had two extra ports con. I was not sure if in the new installation these con. were to be used so I blocked them ran the engine it ran like a well tuned racecar.
Thanks again
ron_d
  • Posted 18 May 2007 02:43
  • By ron_d
  • joined 15 May'07 - 2 messages
  • New Jersey, United States
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What for carburator is mounted now

When you put impco on You must have a carburater C55 end Cobra converter end A vacuum lock with motor vacuum or elektric lock off and maybe you need A other governer.

Let me now whats mounted now!!!!

Regards

John.
Netherlands
  • Posted 17 May 2007 22:32
  • By genjohn
  • joined 4 Feb'07 - 59 messages
  • NB, Netherlands
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