LPG/CNG Service Chiang Mai

[seedy]

Car needed 5 year inspection to LPG system before renew Tax. Found this place close to where my Wife works.

Professional service, quality work, immaculate workplace, highly recommended.

Inspection using leak detectors - no soapy water - 500 baht.

Had them change all hoses too, reroute some.

[JAS21]

At least you can rely on soapy water ... an electric leak detector ...did you look to see if it had a battery inside .....

Edited November 27, 2015 by JAS21

[Ace of Pop]

I'm just old school.Gas is for cooking .Diesel is for Boats n Comercials. Petrol is for Cars ,and Batteries for Golf Carts and Fruit Cakes.[emoji466]️[emoji23]

[Duvidl]

I'm just old school.Gas is for cooking .Diesel is for Boats n Comercials. Petrol is for Cars ,and Batteries for Golf Carts and Fruit Cakes.[emoji466]️[emoji23]

I guess I'm just "new school" and run my car on LPG, which, at today's price, is roughly 1/2 the cost of petrol.

[Ace of Pop]

E85 is New School 19 a liter and don't wait all day to fill up. [emoji3]

[canthai55]

E85 is New School 19 a liter and don't wait all day to fill up. [emoji3]

You may be mistaking LPG for CNG. I have never had to wait at all to fill LPG

But driving by the CNG stations, and seeing the lineups, I would not go down that road.

And as was posted above, 1/2 price compared to 95 on a baht per km cost

[Ace of Pop]

New Ones can't run on the old stuff hence the waiting

[lj cm]

The shop looks a lot better than the one I've been using.

Does the owner (or any of the staff) speak English?

[seedy]

The shop looks a lot better than the one I've been using.

Does the owner (or any of the staff) speak English?

A little - I brought my wife so that was not a problem.

FYI - new multi-port system 24,000 baht complete w/tank. Saves 1 baht per km they say

[lj cm]

The shop looks a lot better than the one I've been using.

Does the owner (or any of the staff) speak English?

A little - I brought my wife so that was not a problem.

FYI - new multi-port system 24,000 baht complete w/tank. Saves 1 baht per km they say

It's OK with a little.

I already have LPG on both of my cars; but it sounds interesting with the multi-port system.

PS! The times, I have brought my wife with me (for explaining) did not make it easier!!!.

[seedy]

PS! The times, I have brought my wife with me (for explaining) did not make it easier!!!.

Mine struggles with the lingo too, but asking the same question a different way - using different terms - seems to work.

the Tech there is good tho - he knows what I am talking about, even tho the wife cant tell him !!

[JAS21]

The shop looks a lot better than the one I've been using.

Does the owner (or any of the staff) speak English?

A little - I brought my wife so that was not a problem.

FYI - new multi-port system 24,000 baht complete w/tank. Saves 1 baht per km they say

Reasonably easy to workout ...add 20-25% to the cost of each litre of LPG to take into account the reduction in performance.

You will know your km/ltr on gasoline ...so can then workout your relative baht/km.

If you want the truth you need to factor in the cost of conversion.

You will definately win financially if you kms/year are high. Unless your engine isn't suitable to run on LPG.

My wifes 20 year old Mazda Lantis is on LPG and seems to achieve about the same baht/km as the Fiesta Ecoboost we have.

Edited November 29, 2015 by JAS21

[CP3]

Any requirements to install lpg tank?

[canthai55]

Any requirements to install lpg tank?

Not sure what you mean. The system must be confirmed safe by an engineer. Your installer does this for you. They give you a copy to take to DLT so it can be added into the blue book. 5 year inspections after that.