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Global Autogas Supplies, offer a range of after-market LPG systems to suit most makes and models of vehicles.

Installation
Installation of the system is carried out at authorised workshops, which specialise in LPG installations. All accredited installers carry out quality workmanship and are familiar with our product range.

Warranty
Systems carry the standard manufacturers warranty. *Low cost warranty available; New vehicles 3yr 100,000km, Used vehicles 2 yr 30,000km.
The Ford Courier utilises vehicle specific components that minimise alterations to the vehicle.
*Conditions Apply

Fuel Selector Switch
The fuel selector switch is located on the instrument panel to the left-hand side of the steering wheel as shown in the diagram. The switch has 3 positions described below:

LPG - In this position the engine will operate on LPG fuel.

Centre - In this position the engine will not operate on either fuel, additionally the engine will not crank.

ULP - In this position the engine will operate solely on unleaded petrol.

Fuel Gauge (Interface)
The level of LPG is measured using the existing petrol gauge on the dash of the vehicle. This is referred to as an ‘interface’ gauge, whereby the gauge measures 2 different fuels, depending on the fuel operation of the vehicle at the time. During LPG operation, the fuel gauge will show the level of LPG in the LPG storage cylinder; the same gauge will show the remaining petrol in the tank when operating on ULP (petrol).

LPG filler location The LPG filler is located either on the drivers side of the vehicle just behind the passenger compartment under the tray for cab/chassis vehicles, or in the rear panel of the vehicle next to the number plate for Pickup vehicles.

Cylinder Location The LPG storage cylinder for the Courier cab chassis is located underneath the body, holding a total of 63 useable litres. The spare wheel is also located underneath the body, maintaining all storage / cargo space of the vehicle. The LPG storage cylinder is located underneath the vehicle in the Pick Up, and the spare wheel is then relocated in the tray, using an engineered spare wheel mounting bracket.

All LPG cylinders are tested in accordance to the relevant design rules and Australian Standards.