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The mixer ring is inside the intake tube, all you can see is the gas hose going to it.

Tony

Here's a couple - hope they help.

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attached are some Pics that may help. They are of my 1998 GU 4500 L Patrol

Hey mate - don't have a photo, but mine is a small, black cylindrical unit on the inlet pipe from the compressor unit. It has a wide chisel tip slot in it that you can use a screwdriver to adjust. ...

Ejector seat?? Finally worked??

ROFL... don't ya hate that tho... like having to leave a Movie 10 minutes before the end.

Hmmmm what could it have been...

Purely for the fun of guessing... I'll plump for it being a Locker,...

nice truck mate, good luck with everything.

I'll move this into the members ride section Paul.

and this link will take you straight to the...

here

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/forumdisplay.php?52-Members-Map

At the top of each page thee is a red tool bar. On the RH end of that red tool bar is an empty white box, if you type...

Thanks for the photos Paul.
We are planning a national gathering in 2012 (there is a thread for that somewhere), but locally we are starting to organize more frequent trips and events. The...

Very nice rig Paul.

Very nice there Paul, just one thing when posting photos it is a good idea to blank out the number plates for security reasons.

Thanks Paul

Nice pics

Ross

Thanks Paul.
That looks like a series 4 Nissan alloy bar on a series one GU. We've had one or two questions about fitting winches to Nissan alloy bars so some close up photos of the bar and winch...

I use 20L per 100 K's on Gas.On a trip this sometimes get down to 18L per 100 K's
Towing a Camper Van (Jayco Dove) it blows out to 22L per 100 K's

These are the only images I could find. Having LPG your engine cover may have been removed.

Tony

What do you call a lot of gas? What accessories do you have? How hard do you drive?

Tony

A small amount of movement is normal, but I would be checking engine and gearbox mounts.

Tony

No more difficult than any other car.
Check this thread for more info. TB45 is the same as TB42.
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yes the recomended plug for the standard 4.2 is BPR5E to use lpg go to a BPR6E
or ask at repco or sprints the will tell you
or if you want to go platinum plugs the codes are slightly different...

Not hard to do when you know what you're doing, but does take a few hours and is very messy.

Tony

It may do, depends how far out of adjustment they are. Is it running rough on petrol and gas?

Tony

Pull the bulb out. Is the light on all the time?

Tony

It will have a secondary set of injectors.
Photo is of a TB42e but you get the idea;

Tony