The customer brought his Nissan Urvan mobile home to us, requiring the removal of the LPG gas tank from the dual fuel system as they were having running problems with the van not running on LPG.

It was a wise a decision because the cost to repair the LPG system outweighed the gains achieved using a cheaper fuel. Plus the vehicle would be lighter and be more fuel efficient running on petrol due to the restrictions on air intake when LPG is installed. They chose Blackwood Dyno Tune & Service as we’re fully licensed to fit, service and remove LPG systems.

To remove the LPG tank from underneath the motor home, it was raised on the hoist. Some tanks are installed inside the cabin of the car or more usually in the boot area, so when you remove the LPG tank it increases the luggage/storage space to a factory configuration. The LPG tank does not have to be empty to remove it from the vehicle.

Here’s the LPG 100 litre tank that was removed from the Nissan Urvan. During the removal procedure we also remove the LPG fuel lines, associated wiring, gauges and electrical switches in the cabin.

This shows the LPG Converter, associated wiring, gauges, electrical switches, feed and supply lines that were also removed from vehicle. Once the system has been removed, we then adjust the tune for the vehicle to run correctly and efficiently on petrol, as this would have been changed when the LPG system was originally fitted to the vehicle.