From: Andrew on

"mervyncp" <mervyncp.2jwc3g(a)autobanter.co.uk> wrote in message
news:mervyncp.2jwc3g(a)autobanter.co.uk...
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> have recently purchased a previously converted Jaguar X300 3.2. It is
> fitted with a Romano Single Point system, has been converted about 20
> months and covered roughly 80k in that time. This is my first LPG
> purchase and I am aware now that this is probably NOT the best system
> for this car.
> I am very happy with the way the car runs, it's smooth and very happy
> on gas.
> It is the gas consumption am not happy with. On a run the computer
> indicates, if it was using petrol, it is averaging an expected 27mpg.
> It is however only doing a factual 17-18mpg on gas. In normal use on
> gas it is returning 14-15mpg.
> Most of the stuff I 've read indicates a fuel increase of 10% on gas.
> Is the gas consumption I am getting to be expected, or should it be
> better than this?
> Best regards
> Mervyn
>
>
>
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> mervyncp

This is why hardly anyone uses LPG. You get half the economy for half the
price. So you might aswell run it on petrol as it will cost just the same.


From: mervyncp on

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mervyncp[/i][/color]

This is why hardly anyone uses LPG. You get half the economy for half
the
price. So you might aswell run it on petrol as it will cost just the
same.

You got that seriously wrong Andrew. Despite my concerns over gas
consumption I am still saving serious money. Running a Jag on fuel costs
of 11 - 12p per mile. It cost me the same to run my previous Renault
Scenic and I know what I would rather drive!!!

Mervyn




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mervyncp
From: Emelita Cullip on
Wrong indeed Andrew
I get the same on LPG as I do on Petrol
If your car is bad on LPG then its because it needs tuning or the system you
have is not suited to your car
Paul
Jaguar XJR Supercharged


From: Staffbull on

mervyncp wrote:
> have recently purchased a previously converted Jaguar X300 3.2. It is
> fitted with a Romano Single Point system, has been converted about 20
> months and covered roughly 80k in that time. This is my first LPG
> purchase and I am aware now that this is probably NOT the best system
> for this car.
> I am very happy with the way the car runs, it's smooth and very happy
> on gas.
> It is the gas consumption am not happy with. On a run the computer
> indicates, if it was using petrol, it is averaging an expected 27mpg.
> It is however only doing a factual 17-18mpg on gas. In normal use on
> gas it is returning 14-15mpg.
> Most of the stuff I 've read indicates a fuel increase of 10% on gas.
> Is the gas consumption I am getting to be expected, or should it be
> better than this?
> Best regards
> Mervyn
>
>
>
>
> --
> mervyncp

No, it's fine, same as mine did when I had it, only reason I got rid
was the bad paint job, jags of that age (1996) seemed to have bad
laquer and would peel off with a fingernail !! smoothest ride ever
though !!