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Introduction 3. LPG fueling point -Allows refueling of the LPG fuel tank(s) using standard automotive LPG dispensing equipment. 4. Supply valve -Some applications are equipped with fuel tank(s) that have a manually-actuated supply valve which can be used to stop the flow of LPG to the engine, if necessary. 5. Fuel filter -Removes impurities from the LPG fuel before it enters the fuel vaporizer/regulator. 6. Fuel vaporizer/regulator -Helps convert the LPG from a liquid to a gaseous state. Provides gaseous propane at a constant operating pressure to the Compuvalve. 7. Computer and metering valve assembly (Compuvalve) -Controls the quantity of gaseous propane being delivered to the engine as vehicle speed and load requirements demand. 8. Fuse and relay module -Contains the necessary electrical fuses and relays required to operate your Gaseous Fuel Injection System. 9. Fuel selector switch -Allows you to select the fuel you want to use (LPG or unleaded gasoline). 12

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3.
LPG fueling point —
Allows refueling of the LPG fuel tank(s) using
standard automotive LPG dispensing equipment.
4.
Supply valve —
Some applications are equipped with fuel tank(s) that
have a manually-actuated supply valve which can be used to stop the
flow of LPG to the engine, if necessary.
5.
Fuel filter —
Removes impurities from the LPG fuel before it enters
the fuel vaporizer/regulator.
6.
Fuel vaporizer/regulator —
Helps convert the LPG from a liquid to a
gaseous state. Provides gaseous propane at a constant operating pressure
to the Compuvalve.
7.
Computer and metering valve assembly (Compuvalve)
—
Controls the quantity of gaseous propane being delivered to the engine
as vehicle speed and load requirements demand.
8.
Fuse and relay module —
Contains the necessary electrical fuses and
relays required to operate your Gaseous Fuel Injection System.
9.
Fuel selector switch —
Allows you to select the fuel you want to use
(LPG or unleaded gasoline).
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