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- September 20, 2011 at 7:06 am #145453DarrenKeymaster
Good link. The link says
Good link. The link says you’ll get 25 MPG. I would have guessed about 20 MPG for everyday use from a petrol based engine.
Don’t forget LPG is much cheaper to buy, and hopefully the LPG tank that has been fitted is very big, so you should be able to get a big range from it. You can also switch the engine back to run on petrol if the LPG runs low.As the weight is more than 3,500 KGs you’ll need a driving licence from before 1997, or the necessary entitlement on your license.
September 20, 2011 at 7:06 am #145454DarrenKeymasterGood link. The link says
Good link. The link says you’ll get 25 MPG. I would have guessed about 20 MPG for everyday use from a petrol based engine.
Don’t forget LPG is much cheaper to buy, and hopefully the LPG tank that has been fitted is very big, so you should be able to get a big range from it. You can also switch the engine back to run on petrol if the LPG runs low.As the weight is more than 3,500 KGs you’ll need a driving licence from before 1997, or the necessary entitlement on your license.
September 20, 2011 at 7:06 am #145456DarrenKeymasterGood link. The link says
Good link. The link says you’ll get 25 MPG. I would have guessed about 20 MPG for everyday use from a petrol based engine.
Don’t forget LPG is much cheaper to buy, and hopefully the LPG tank that has been fitted is very big, so you should be able to get a big range from it. You can also switch the engine back to run on petrol if the LPG runs low.As the weight is more than 3,500 KGs you’ll need a driving licence from before 1997, or the necessary entitlement on your license.
September 20, 2011 at 7:06 am #145459DarrenKeymasterGood link. The link says
Good link. The link says you’ll get 25 MPG. I would have guessed about 20 MPG for everyday use from a petrol based engine.
Don’t forget LPG is much cheaper to buy, and hopefully the LPG tank that has been fitted is very big, so you should be able to get a big range from it. You can also switch the engine back to run on petrol if the LPG runs low.As the weight is more than 3,500 KGs you’ll need a driving licence from before 1997, or the necessary entitlement on your license.
September 20, 2011 at 7:06 am #145460DarrenKeymasterGood link. The link says
Good link. The link says you’ll get 25 MPG. I would have guessed about 20 MPG for everyday use from a petrol based engine.
Don’t forget LPG is much cheaper to buy, and hopefully the LPG tank that has been fitted is very big, so you should be able to get a big range from it. You can also switch the engine back to run on petrol if the LPG runs low.As the weight is more than 3,500 KGs you’ll need a driving licence from before 1997, or the necessary entitlement on your license.
September 20, 2011 at 7:06 am #145462DarrenKeymasterGood link. The link says
Good link. The link says you’ll get 25 MPG. I would have guessed about 20 MPG for everyday use from a petrol based engine.
Don’t forget LPG is much cheaper to buy, and hopefully the LPG tank that has been fitted is very big, so you should be able to get a big range from it. You can also switch the engine back to run on petrol if the LPG runs low.As the weight is more than 3,500 KGs you’ll need a driving licence from before 1997, or the necessary entitlement on your license.
September 20, 2011 at 7:06 am #145464DarrenKeymasterGood link. The link says
Good link. The link says you’ll get 25 MPG. I would have guessed about 20 MPG for everyday use from a petrol based engine.
Don’t forget LPG is much cheaper to buy, and hopefully the LPG tank that has been fitted is very big, so you should be able to get a big range from it. You can also switch the engine back to run on petrol if the LPG runs low.As the weight is more than 3,500 KGs you’ll need a driving licence from before 1997, or the necessary entitlement on your license.
September 20, 2011 at 7:06 am #145472DarrenKeymasterGood link. The link says
Good link. The link says you’ll get 25 MPG. I would have guessed about 20 MPG for everyday use from a petrol based engine.
Don’t forget LPG is much cheaper to buy, and hopefully the LPG tank that has been fitted is very big, so you should be able to get a big range from it. You can also switch the engine back to run on petrol if the LPG runs low.As the weight is more than 3,500 KGs you’ll need a driving licence from before 1997, or the necessary entitlement on your license.
September 20, 2011 at 7:06 am #145475DarrenKeymasterGood link. The link says
Good link. The link says you’ll get 25 MPG. I would have guessed about 20 MPG for everyday use from a petrol based engine.
Don’t forget LPG is much cheaper to buy, and hopefully the LPG tank that has been fitted is very big, so you should be able to get a big range from it. You can also switch the engine back to run on petrol if the LPG runs low.As the weight is more than 3,500 KGs you’ll need a driving licence from before 1997, or the necessary entitlement on your license.
September 20, 2011 at 7:06 am #145476DarrenKeymasterGood link. The link says
Good link. The link says you’ll get 25 MPG. I would have guessed about 20 MPG for everyday use from a petrol based engine.
Don’t forget LPG is much cheaper to buy, and hopefully the LPG tank that has been fitted is very big, so you should be able to get a big range from it. You can also switch the engine back to run on petrol if the LPG runs low.As the weight is more than 3,500 KGs you’ll need a driving licence from before 1997, or the necessary entitlement on your license.
October 9, 2012 at 10:40 pm #145466bikerbrettParticipantldv mpg
just looking on the link but can not find info for 2003 2.5 diesel ldv convoy anybody got an idea thank you any wayOctober 9, 2012 at 10:40 pm #145469bikerbrettParticipantldv mpg
just looking on the link but can not find info for 2003 2.5 diesel ldv convoy anybody got an idea thank you any wayOctober 9, 2012 at 10:40 pm #145473bikerbrettParticipantldv mpg
just looking on the link but can not find info for 2003 2.5 diesel ldv convoy anybody got an idea thank you any wayOctober 9, 2012 at 10:40 pm #145478bikerbrettParticipantldv mpg
just looking on the link but can not find info for 2003 2.5 diesel ldv convoy anybody got an idea thank you any wayOctober 9, 2012 at 10:40 pm #145481bikerbrettParticipantldv mpg
just looking on the link but can not find info for 2003 2.5 diesel ldv convoy anybody got an idea thank you any way - AuthorPosts
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