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IMPCO SERIES
Generator Tri Fuel and Dual Fuel Propane Conversion
Photos of a typical dual fuel conversion with a direct mount air cleaner assembly
This Generator can run on gasoline or propane after installing this conversion kit
Remove the air cleaner cover
Remove the air cleaner assembly
Install the stud extenders included with the kit
Use a hole punch to make the holes in the original gasket
larger to fit over the stud extenders
Reinstall the original carburetor gasket
Insert the 90 degree hose barb in the adapter
Connect the vapor gas hose and clamp to the hose barb
Insert the adapter on the stud extenders and press it against the carb air horn
Install the gasket included with the kit
Reinstall the air cleaner assembly
Reinstall the air cleaner cover
Install reducer and load block in the outlet port of the fuel controller
Install the high pressure hose to the inlet port of the fuel controller
Mount the fuel controller to the frame of the generator
To prime the carburetor while starting
Press the manual primer on the fuel controller while cranking the engine
After the engine has started adjust the load block until the engine runs smooth
Then tighten the lock nut on the load block
Low pressure propane, natural gas, and Tri Fuel conversions are similar
We simply use a different regulator and fuel controller combination
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