What's up with Chiang Rai and NGV ?

I drive from CM to CR 2 or 3 times a week. The station near the white temple always says they are out but seem to be always filling trucks and Mini vans. The PTT station seems to be hit and miss, only lucky there half the time.

Scary -

No answers, not even off subject answers

Up to CR again tomorrow, I will hope for the best

There used to be a place on the left coming into town before the Thoeng turn off.

Being happily married I didn’t think I could add anything to a discussion of Nefarious Gorgeous Virgins. For the life of me, I couldn’t figure out what they would be doing near the White Temple or filling trucks and mini vans. Good luck tomorrow and hope you do indeed find the best, as you hope.

I worked out it was some sort of term for auto gas that I hadn't heard before.

I always knew it as LPG, maybe Mr McCollum might have more success looking for LPG signs rather than NGV.

Are LPG, NGV, CNG all same-same?

If they are, there are LPG stations all over the place between CM and CR, and around CR.

LPG and NGV are not the same

LPG work in a car or truck made for LPG

NGV and CNG is the same thing

Just like gas won't work in a diesel Pick up or Diesel in a Gas car

had 25% success rare today . . . We will see what happens tomorrow

LPG and NGV are not the same

LPG work in a car or truck made for LPG

NGV and CNG is the same thing

Just like gas won't work in a diesel Pick up or Diesel in a Gas car

had 25% success rare today . . . We will see what happens tomorrow

You can Gas a Diesel engine but it operates on Diesel/Gas Mix but as usual it doesnt give better milage but it supposed to give more power whereas Gas a Petrol engine you loose power but both systems are cheaper to run. Thats what I have been told by a mechanic.

I believe diesel engines will run on any type of fuel including cooking oil if you get it started and running.

I used LPG in a dual fuel pick up for years, I was told to run it on petrol for about an hour a week to keep something lubricated.