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all cars can run on propane...

in the Dominican Republic we have almost all models of

cars running on propane from a 4 cylinder to 8 cylinder..

and suvs.. in the dr we have more propane gas stations then regular gas station...

is amazing but we had it for more than 5 years already...

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14y ago

yes deff there is a kit you can by for this application to convert natural gas to propane, the kit usely consists of ne orfices they have to be bigger for propane, also maby a spring for ur gas valve, you can pick one up and have a certified tec install it for you. unless you know what ur doing, you have a big chance of blowing up ur house if u do it urself.

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You MAY be able to switch between propane and natural gas- but they have different heat values. They will have a different size orifice, and a different flow rate. You will need to check with the maker of YOUR heater to see if parts are available to make the conversion. DO NOT try this without a parts replacement.

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9y ago

To convert propane engine to a gasoline engine, you will have to buy the conversion kits. The conversion kits usually come along with the instructional booklets.

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how to convert gasoline generator to propane

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14y ago

NO. Two different fuels (as different as gasoline & diesel in auto application). Tanks, equipment are all different.

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Yes, kits are available.

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yes and vice versa

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