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wabashtx 09-13-2004 07:47 PM

v-10 Bi-Fuel, need fuel pressure regulator, propane
 
have a 2001 F-450 chassis cab with factory installed bi-fuel system, propane. Have had it since Nov. and have just over 37,000 miles on her. She quit running or starting in propane mode and local ford dealer said that the fuel pressure regulator was out. Good news is that warranty covers it, bad news is that the part is on back order until mid November. The truck only has an 18 gallon gas tank and being a v-10, well I have to stop at every station. Can someone help? Know how to fix or re-build? Back door for getting the part? I'm desperate, any suggestions appreciated!

Thanks,

Scott

daimon1054 09-13-2004 10:48 PM

Do an internet search for a conversion kit for the Ford. The company that comes up will have a regulator. It might not be warrenty but it will get you going and you might be able to get Ford to pay! Also if it is going to be 90 days before they can fix you truck, from the time the problem started then you can call the lemon laws into action and make Ford replace your truck.

LANEGRA99 09-14-2004 06:28 AM

are you in the USA?
 
My family in Mexico they have always converted their pickup trucks to LPG becasue it si more efficient. any how I don't know if it would be illegal to run propane in the US. if you are in the US I'd be glad to know beacasuse my uncle can do the installation and parts for about 200 dollars is not less. AND believe me I would probably run LPG all the time.

jake00 09-15-2004 03:02 PM

Its legal to run propane in illinois anyway. the local conservation district converted all thier trucks

jgarza250 09-21-2004 01:03 PM

carefull LANEGRA99 this is what I also do for a living (install propane kits) and the Ford trucks need a special computer to run on LPG, this computer regulates the amount of propane going in to the engine and if you don't have this computer you have to regulate the amount of LPG by hand and on idle and once you punch in the gas it can cause a backfire and mess up your engine.

WABASHTX, what exactly did they tell you that was wrong?, Maybe I can get the part for you.

scrites 08-25-2005 11:09 AM

LPG Conversion Kits - Ford V-10
 
Good Morning,

I have a 2000 Ford Superduty with the V-10 engine, I'm interested in converting to bi-fuel system....LPG/Gasoline.

Can you direct me where I can find a kit?

Thanks

V10KLZZ71S 08-25-2005 02:26 PM

These folks can find you some parts

http://www.fordpowerproducts.com/For...etrev10-04.pdf

Monsta 08-25-2005 09:49 PM

Welcome wabashtx! :D

Do you (or others reading this) know what the power output on a LPG equipped V10 is?

V10KLZZ71S 08-26-2005 12:19 AM


Originally Posted by Monsta
Welcome wabashtx! :D

Do you (or others reading this) know what the power output on a LPG equipped V10 is?

Mr Stroup, in my link, scroll down and they have power figures for the gaseous fueled V10's. Are they gonna swap to lpg on the islands? :-wink

Monsta 08-26-2005 03:03 PM

Wow...quite a drop. So in other words, don't do this if you tow. :)

With gas over $3 a gallon, LPG is not a bad idea. However, I do not know the cost here.

white99 09-01-2005 12:57 PM

Ive looked for a bi fuel kit for a couple of weeks now and can't seem to find one. Ive called the local ford dealer and unfortunately probably spoke to the newest guy there, I called ford power products and they don't think they can sell one for a street legal truck. Can anyone give me a hand with this. 03 f-250 V-10. thanks for your help. JimP


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