Ford Falcon. Manual — part 180
303-04c-8 Single
Fuel
LPG 303-04c-8
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION (Continued)
Ute
Sedan and Wagon
Ute
Sedan
Wagon
Description
The LPG fuel option utilises a VIALLE LPG system
specifically engineered to suit the Ford 4 Litre engine.
The LPG control system is fully integrated into the
vehicles Power Control Module (PCM).
Sedan and wagon units have two cylinders that are
joined together through a manifold to form 1 storage
tank that uses single filler hose. The tank has
Automatic Fill Limiter (AFL), a non-return valve, a
Service valve (incorporating an electric
solenoid-activated Lock Off), and a fuel gauge with a
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303-04c-9 Single
Fuel
LPG 303-04c-9
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION (Continued)
sender unit. The sender unit gives normal operation of state changes to a gas and in so doing, expands
the fuel gauge mounted in the instrument cluster .
approximately 270 times its original liquid volume.
This property results in a fuel that combines the
The Ute has two cylinders that form two separate
compactness of a liquid for storage and combustion
tanks and uses a single filler hose. Each tank has
properties of a gas when mixed with air.
Automatic Fill Limiter (AFL), a non-return valve, a
Service valve (incorporating an electric
Pressure vs. Temperature
solenoid-activated Lock Off), and a fuel gauge with a
At 20
°C LPG must be stored at approximately 750
sender unit. The sender unit gives normal operation of
kPa to remain as a liquid. This pressure is used to
the fuel gauge mounted in the instrument cluster. The
push LPG through the fuel line to the engine bay to
liquid line has a hydrostatic valve on the Ute.
the converter - a Fuel Filter and Lock Off is installed
Also for all variants included in the system is a second
prior to the Converter. The pressure inside the fuel
Filter/Lock Off, Converter Unit and a Gas/Air Mixer,
tanks varies with ambient temperature, as ambient
which is in the engine throttle body with a filtered air
temperature increases to 40
°C the vapour pressure
supply through the vehicle’s special for LPG air
increases to approximately 1280 kPa
cleaner.
Operating Principles
Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) is a hydrocarbon fuel
similar to petrol and consists primarily of Propane and
Butane. The mix will vary by location and source. For
reasons of safety an additive is introduced to LPG
that produces a strong odour to aid in leak detection.
LPG is heavier than air, and will settle in low areas
such as service bay pits, etc. Any leaks will not readily
be dispersed and extreme care must be taken to
prevent ignition of the gas if a leak does occur. LPG
boils between -40
°C and -9°C depending on actual
mixture of propane and butane (at atmospheric
pressure) and therefore must be pressurised to
approximately 750 kPa to maintain it in a liquid state.
When subjected to atmospheric pressure the liquid
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303-04c-10
Single Fuel LPG
303-04c-10
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION (Continued)
Item
Description
Item
Description
9
LPG Intake Manifold
1
LPG Liquid Line
10
10.7:1 Compression Ratio Pistons
2
Coolant Hoses
11
Green Rocker Cover
3
Cooler Temp. LPG Spark Plugs
12
Spark Plug Cover with LPG Clip
4
LPG Vacuum Tree
13
Balance Hose
5
Fuse & Relay
14
Vapour Hose
6
Electronic Throttle Body with LPG Venturi
15
LPG Oil Cap Designating 15W 40 Oil
7
Unique PCV Hose
16
LPG Converter
8
Air Cleaner with Paper Element, Coil
Spring Clips and a Balance Hose Tube
17
Converter Bracket
and Connector
18
Exhaust Manifold Heat Shield
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Single Fuel LPG
303-04c-11
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION (Continued)
LPG System Major Components
Sedan
Fuel Tank
The LPG fuel tanks are thick walled steel cylinders
built to safety standards. They are mounted to the
chassis.
NOTE: The tanks are heat treated in manufacture and
must not be welded or treated in any way during
installation or servicing.
Sedan
Item
Description
1
Pressure relief valve
2
Fuel contents gauge with sender unit
3
AFL (Automatic Fill Limiter)
Supply fuel to the engine through pick up filter
and lock off.
Sedan
Item
Description
1
Valve pad (see AUS00139)
2
Cylinders
3
Service valve
4
Stone shield
5
Service line
Sedan
Measure fuel level.
Relieve excess vapour pressure should it rise to a
high level.
Variant
80% of Total Capacity
(AFL)
Sedan
93 litres of LPG
Wagon
116 litres of LPG
Ute
92 litres of LPG
Each tank has the following components:
Each tank has four openings that are used to:
Automatic Fill Limiter, which incorporates a
Fill the tank with LPG and stop the fill when the
non-return valve.
tank has reached 80% of total capacity (AFL).
Service valve incorporating an electric solenoid
actuated shut off valve.
Fuel contents gauge with sender unit.
Pressure relief valve.
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