
Bypass PVC and install
where PVC went into intake with the 3/4in by 2in. brass nipple, 3/4in.
fitting for brass nipple reduced to fit flare Fitting supplied in kit,
3/4in by 2-1/2in. heater hose, and 2 hose clamps.
To bypass PVC, pull
up on PVC connecter on valve cover and rotate counterclockwise 90 degrees
and reinstall.
Install 4 to 5 feet
of PVC / heater hose & hose clamp to PVC.
Route hose down and toward driver side to under side of car and secure with
a zip tie.
Make sure that hose
does not have or develop any kinks.
Note:
remember to unplug pvc heater located on top where you hose clamp
propane line to intake & zip tie connector out of the way
To keep from scratching
valve cover with nipple and reducer fittings, cut a slit down a 1in.dia.
by 2-1/2 heater hose and wrap it around fittings and secured in place
with 2 zip ties.
Propane boost line
connects to boost gauge line by installing a tee. If no boost gauge
is installed on car you will need to:
Remove upper plastic
intercooler pipe & drill & tap 1/8in. npt for fitting and make
sure to clean out chips or debris thoroughly before reinstalling pipe.
LISTEN FOR ANY SOUND
OF RATTLING OR PINGING, (DETONATION) WHICH INDICATES EXCESSIVE LP FLOW
FOR YOUR ENGINE-STOP IMMEDIATELY AND REDUCE FLOW OF PROPANE BY TURNING
THE FLOW ADJUSTMENT TO THE (-) MINUS SIDE A 1/4 TURN AT A TIME UNTIL
NOISE DISAPPEARS COMPLETELY.
CUSTOMERS
WITH UNDERVEHICLE TANKS - USE CAUTION WHEN REFILLING YOUR TANK
TO AVOID OVERFILLING WHICH COULD LEAD TO LIQUID PROPANE ENTERING
THE REGULATOR
Your Powershot system
has been shipped to you preset for your vehicle and to the specifications
indicated when you placed your order. Your starting time and flow rates
are noted on the packaging. No initial adjustments should be necessary
after installation. Just install it and go!!! If you need to change
the settings for another application, (such as towing, which generally
requires a later start time than the stock setting) please follow the
instructions here. |