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Ian2002Vogue

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Hello, I have set up another login as I have another email address
I own a 1994 4.0 SE Prototype P38
and a 2002 4.6 Vogue.
I have an LPG issue so I will start a new topic.

Cheers
Ian

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Hi Ian. Welcome here.

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What was your original login? What's the LPG problem?

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Welcome man

Ian2002Vogue

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Gilbertd wrote:

What was your original login? What's the LPG problem?

Sorry I cannot remember.
But I do remember talking over an issue with you about EAS.
The LPG issue was my mistake, I was topping up the engine oil, spilled some, cleaned it up from the headers and in doing this dislodged a small pipe from the side of the reducer, reconnected the pipe and its working perfect.
Ian

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Ahh, no doubt the vacuum reference so the LPG pressure would have been all over the place.

There's not many people that haven't had queries about the EAS, it's black magic until you get you head around it.

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Welcome ( back) to the loony bin...

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