A car consumes fuel even when the engine is running but the vehicle is not moving. This is known as idle fuel consumption....
Discover OBD, OBD2, and DTC engine trouble codes, their meanings, possible causes, and repair solutions. Browse the complete list of engine trouble codes and le...
LPG systems can display different types of fault codes during installation, calibration, software updates, firmware programming, or communication with the LPG c...
An automatic transmission is a complex system that transfers engine power to the wheels while automatically selecting suitable gear ratios. Modern vehicles use ...
The LPG ECU (Electronic Control Unit), also commonly referred to as the LPG control unit or LPG “brain,” is one of the most important components of an LPG conve...
A vibrating steering wheel is one of the most noticeable problems a driver can experience while driving. However, steering wheel vibration does not automaticall...
An engine that “misfires” or hesitates may briefly lose power, shake, stumble, or fail to deliver smooth acceleration. The problem can occur at idle, during acc...
Engine oil consumption is not always caused by the same problem. In some vehicles, the oil level drops because of an external oil leak. In others, engine oil en...
One of the most common questions from drivers considering an LPG conversion is: “Which LPG kit is suitable for my car?”...
A valve lubrication system is an auxiliary system used mainly in some LPG-converted gasoline engines to help support the operating conditions of the engine valv...
After servicing a BMW E36, it is possible for the service indicator on the instrument cluster to remain illuminated. This does not necessarily mean there is a p...
LPG injectors are among the most important components of an LPG conversion system because they control the amount of LPG delivered to the engine cylinders. Thei...
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