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anyi got a wirring diagram for lpg on a hq-wb 6cyl need to no where some wires go thanks in advance.
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or at least tell me where the wire goes to the fuel cut/off switch thanks in advance.
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G'day Barry,
What sort of gas system are you using and have you got a seperate lpg gauge or interfaced into original petrol gauge (assuming it's duel fuel)
What sort of change over swith, and safety switch
STRAIGHT LPG INJECTION
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Gday Barry,
What sort of gas system are you using and have you got a seperate lpg gauge or interfaced into original petrol gauge (assuming its duel fuel)
What sort of change over swith, and safety switch
STRAIGHT LPG INJECTION
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thanks 4 ya help its a APA and the is a seperate one and safety switch has 1 wire goin to it which is connected 2 a box that has 1,2,3,4 on it and the 1 for fuel cut/off has two wires one is earthed but the other one not connected where does that one go?t
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The Petrol lock-off in your perol line needs an earth wire and a trigger wire to send 12volts when petrol is selected, this wire should come straight from your changeover switch. Your switch will probably have 5 wires coming from it, remove switch if nece
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yeah christoss on my changeover switch i do have 5 wires i is red which goes to +,yellow to G,green to -,blue to P, B to S, there all conected except the blue one which is looped back to it self thanks in advance.
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sounds like the blue wire is the one you need. What is the known history of the vehicle? Has the engine been changed at some stage or has the vehicle just stopped running on petrol? Does it run OK on gas?
Most people wire these early gas systems basical
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