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Cro EXPO slight mod/rebuild with a steep learning curve
dejan.s
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Small update so i can keep this post alive.
Got myself tangled with another project so i had to push my 2 ton thingie few times out of the workshop. Not much progres.
Got myself tangled with another project so i had to push my 2 ton thingie few times out of the workshop. Not much progres.
dejan.s
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- 1996 Ford Explorer
It's alive 
Now i don't plan to mount back evap and a few things more like old lpg instalation etc.
I need point to point directions on vacuum lines.
I got it running but, it reacts very well to the pedal but on idle it dies after around 1min or so, sometimes burps...
Can't workaround only on the basic diagram because i there were some mods on it already. Thank you
Now i don't plan to mount back evap and a few things more like old lpg instalation etc.
I need point to point directions on vacuum lines.
I got it running but, it reacts very well to the pedal but on idle it dies after around 1min or so, sometimes burps...
Can't workaround only on the basic diagram because i there were some mods on it already. Thank you
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