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Hi guys,
Just curious if there are any precautions to take when welding on a car running LPG. Is it any different?
Thanks,
Rian
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remove the ecu and be careful!
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when i'm working on my car i usually just turn the gas off at the tank and run the gas out of the lines ... that way if you nick or burn the gas line, she's empty ... and hopefully no Kaboom!
ecu is a good idea as well.
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Yep as has been said, i'd be more worried about the ECU.
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ecu's good but dont forget the battery. KABOOM like a bomb when 'batteries go bad'
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i thought LPG was a compressed gas, not a flamible gas
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you can download the material safety data sheet here
http://www.shell.com/home/Framework?..._pds_0902.html (http://www.shell.com/home/Framework?siteId=au-en&FC2=/au-en/html/iwgen/shell_for_motorists/fuels/msds_pds/zzz_lhn.html&FC3=/au-en/html/iwgen/shell_for_motorists/fuels/msds_pds/lpg_msds_pds_0902.html)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by freEze_dK
i thought LPG was a compressed gas, not a flamible gas
I wouldnt go testing that theory mate.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by freEze_dK
i thought LPG was a compressed gas, not a flamible gas
it is compressed, hence the L (liquid)...and remember bigger compression means bigger bang...ever tried throwing a can of butane in a bon fire?
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18-09-06, 23:22 GMT+10#10 Quote:
Originally Posted by freEze_dK
i thought LPG was a compressed gas, not a flamible gas
if it wasnt flamable, y would it be used as a fuel???
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