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Replying to: lee14u (Mar 09, 2008 2:30 pm) www.cngprices.com This is excellent website for locating PUBLIC cng pumps (just type in city and state) and website tells you current price, hours of operation, method of payment required, etc. I use the cngprices website as a supplement to the AFDC website by Fed's which lists both private and public cng pumps . . ie sometimes private cng pump sites can be convinced to become public. Also, in a severe pinch, a private pump might let you fill up your dedicated cng vehicle if you're going to run out!!
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Replying to: kscng (Mar 12, 2008 11:04 am) LEE |
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CNG powered vehicles are rapidly spreading everywhere especially in Asia & South America. This site give interesting stats on it http://ngvgroup.com/index.php?nav=estadisticas&PHPSESSID=062d6598b7cb1de342078a3- bedbf5136 According to it, there are 7.9 million CNG powered vehicles worldwide. Also a Plastic LPG cylinder is being introduced in India which is lightweight. Pretty soon, Plastic CNG cylinder which may be lighter and durable and can carry more gas may be introduced soon giving a big boost to CNG powered vehicles. http://publication.samachar.com/pub_article.php?id=1558492&navname=Business%20&m- oreurl=http://publication.samachar.com/mumbaimirroronline/business/business.php&- homeurl=http://business.samachar.com |
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Am in touch with Brian of PA now. Also, I'm in the process of building my desiccant filter. Unfortunately, I am a little sidetracked with some repairs to my 01 F-150. Had a miss in cylinder #2 - seems to be the coil. Taking it apart I found a broken cng fuel injector sleeve. I may have broken it during disassembly. Anyway, I found a pretty good source for cng parts out of Fresno, CA. Hope to have it all back together sometime early next week.
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Replying to: d_link (Aug 22, 2007 7:45 pm) Just keep an open mind ask them for a lot of proof certifications and patents... I have not seen any sor far it looks like a box with a hose..... Don't get Hosed....  "Buyer beware" |
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Replying to: patcng (Aug 22, 2007 3:05 pm) Can you send me information on how to modify the head for FM4 please? It'll be appreciated. I can even pay you for helping me out. Can you please e-mail me on netdomain  hotmail.com please? Thanks, |
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I have done quite a bit of research on CNG vehicles over the course of the last two years, and I am now ready to purchase something...probably a used Honda. Does anyone out there have any information on government auctions or other web sites I might be able to keep an Eye out for. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Rob
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Replying to: robmmar (Jun 07, 2008 1:03 pm) You may have missed the boat. CNG vehicles are the hottest vehicles on the market today. A honda Civic that I bought last year for $4700 is now selling for over $13000 with more miles. I saw 1999 Ford trucks go at the government auction on Friday for $20,000 with CNG and the same truck without CNG go for $4900. Good luck in your search but with the high cost of gasoline, CNG cars are demanding a premium price. |
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