Possible to run Tata Xenon CNG dedicated engine system on LPG or Benzene or Gasohol ALSO ?

[Our Man in the Tropics]

Hi Thaivisa.com Posters,

 

 

I am seriously considering buying a used Tata Xenon Hi-Terrrain X-Tend Cab 2.2 litre "dedicated CNG / NGV" Manual Pickup.

 

However, the location where it is to be based -- & it intended to serve for frequent short journeys of approx 8 km round trips & also 1 or 2 times weekly of 40 km round trips -- is approx 100 km away from nearest CNG filling station.

 

I am not sure if the version I was shown very briefly has 2 tank or 3 tanks ;

They are behind the Cab under an Original Equipment Manufacture Plastic Hood integral with the plastic tray of the open bay area.

 

 

By the way, I did notice :

 

X]

the frame that they tanks sit on is sodden wet rusted steel.

I trust that there is a cheap & good solution to that particular problem.

Replacement with custom welded Aluminium frame or Stainless frame or Plastic frame or platform.

 

Y]

the gear stick is basically falling down to any side when not restrained.

The gear stick does work though ;

At least for 1 or 2 of the low gears in what was a very short demo around a block by the seller.

 

 

Anyway, returning to my main issue, can I run this vehicle on :

 

1.

LPG only ?

If "Yes", what is the necessary modification & cost involved ?

 

2.

LPG & alternatively CNG / NGV ?

If "Yes", what is the necessary modification & cost involved ?

 

3.

Benzene & alternatively CNG / NGV ?

If "Yes", what is the necessary modification & cost involved ?

 

4.

Gasohol & alternatively CNG / NGV ?

If "Yes", what is the necessary modification & cost involved ?

 

 

 

Edited April 2, 2017 by Our Man in the Tropics
Typo

[giddyup]

Wrong forum, should be in Thai Motor Forum, not cars for sale.

[Our Man in the Tropics]

Thank u Giddyup for this important information.

 

Apologies to all for wrongful location of my thread.

 

It appeared to me that one is obliged to select a forum within the Thai Motor forum itself ;

Hence, I opted for the best of what are 2 unlikely correct options.

 

OK, I will try to insert this thread in Thai Motor forum itself now.