Lpg Conversion In Chiang Mai

[senoremac]

I have a 2005 toyota vios and I'm interested in converting it into a dual fuel system.

Any recommendations on a reputable shop in Chiang Mai would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Jamie

[haybilly]

This system is only applicable to petrol engined vehicles, I presume?? Not Diesels, I guess?

[Adman Cando]

This system is only applicable to petrol engined vehicles, I presume?? Not Diesels, I guess?

Unfortunately you guess right. Diesel engines won't convert to run purely on gas - they need a small amount of diesel to fire up and run properly. There are systems out there for diesel but I've no idea which to recommend.

[haybilly]

That's what I thought--but thanks for your reply.

[KRS1]

one of the connecting roads between charoen muang and kaew nawarat has a conversion shop. It's a main(straight) connecting road.

I think but not 100% sure, that it is the first intersection on charoan muang after coming in from the bridge. Make a left at the intersection, and it will be on your right. If its not then thats the wrong road ! Try another one.

[scorecard]

There's a small stand / counter for this at Big C Don Chan. Find the 3BB cashier counter then walk to the left about 4 or 5 metres. They have lots of tanks and equipment and brochures etc., at the stand and the young Thai lady seems to be quite knowledgeable, but all in Thai language.

[ataloss]

Hi, given alleged problems following private installations of LPG, why not try the manufacturer of your car, Toyota, for their recommendation?

[KRS1]

almost every taxi in BKK has either LPG or CNG installed.

[dickyknee]

almost every taxi in BKK has either LPG or CNG installed.

LPG and CNG are two different beasts.

[KRS1]

almost every taxi in BKK has either LPG or CNG installed.

LPG and CNG are two different beasts.

yes i know this.