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Propane Autogas Vehicle Technician - INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL

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Description

There are many reasons to consider the use of propane autogas vehicles. Propane autogas is one of the world’s most common engine fuels. Propane autogas vehicles burn cleanly and can run at higher compression ratios than conventional vehicles. This results in a high energy output, while producing lower emissions levels than conventional vehicles. While the cost of a gallon of propane autogas fuel varies, it is typically less expensive than a gallon of gasoline. Stations are available worldwide.

Contents (15)

  • Module 1: Overview of Propane
  • Module 2: Fuel Theory
  • Module 3: Overview of Propane Fuel System
  • Module 4: Safety
  • Module 5: Vehicle Compatibility Analysis
  • Module 6: Ignition Requirements
  • Module 7: Fuel Tank Installation
  • Module 8: Fuel Supply Line
  • Module 9: Regulator Installation
  • Module 10: Fuel Injector Systems
  • Module 11: Fuel Switching
  • Module 12: Electronics Interface
  • Module 13: Tank Purging
  • Module 14: Post Installation Procedures
  • Module 15: Fuel Dispensing

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Topics

propane auto gas lpg

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