finally the old girls running a big thanks and heads up to disco paul sorted the pulse out and now the old girl runs like a dream/ next problem the range rover got a jaymic gas system on a gas being fed from the front of the air flapper box its the wiring i know theres a red fused wired, a brown/ a yellow which shut the fuel pump down. and a green wire the rest are all connected anyone got a diagram or knows where these fit as the system was fitted in 99 and the jaymic place that fitted has,nt been much
help

Is the gas system mechanical or electronic?
I will go and check my files for the colour codes.

thanks for the reply its electronic i take it as it has a wiring harness that plugs into the the injection loom on the efi section and its own control units:welcome2:

Before you start looking at this - I cannot stress how dangerous it can be mucking about with the fuel system of any petrol or LPG car. Just cos it's LPG - and you can see all the bits and the wires are all there to play with does not make it any safer. If you don't know what you are doing - then leave it to a specialist.

You have been warned.

OK - here we go - I'll add what info I can...

I'm not sure what gas system you are using. There are three main types.

Mechanical - where a mechanical regulator governs the amount of LPG to add to the incoming air into the engine. This mechanical regulator will have a simple solenoid on it to switch on and off the LPG ( and by law, another one in the LPG supply as a backup)- In these systems, on an injected car, there will be a box of electronics (or two on a V8 - one for each bank) to switch off the injectors. These boxes fool the engine management into thinking that all the injectors are fine and dandy when running on gas. Nice and simple. The solenoids of the regulator and the valve should be connected together (and to the solenoid in the tank) , and connected to the green wire. Some installations use the yellow wire to switch off the fuel pump - leave this disconnected if you have the injector emulators installed.

Single Point System - this uses an electronic ECU to control the fuel - there will be a solenoid valve in between the LPG regulator and the air intake. The wire colour is the same - green goes to the LPG solenoids - but this is more complex - best to take it to someone who know this stuff.

Multipoint system - this is similar to the above, but has one solenoid valve pre cylinder - as with the single point - this is pretty specialist, as it's a laptop out time.

I am concerned that you say that the LPG connection goes before the flapper valve - this is unusual - it is usually as close to the throttle as possible...

If you are in any doubt, take it to your local LPG fitter, and ask them for an opinion. The worst they can say is no....

I reccomend HKL gaspower in Brum... Very Helpful - ask for Steve the fitter...

If you want to delve further - lease ask - but heed my warning - it can go wrong in a big way...

Mike.




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just got diagram for my jaymic sequential injection system,if you need it give me your email address and ill send it to you