STOP When Clutch is Pressed !!

Friends stop when I press the clutch while the vehicle is in the gas, but not always. When I go into full lights or on a street, the clutch stops braking. There is no such problem with petrol I tried. Anybody happened to you?

Have you done the lpg winter setting, go to your LPG service and check the settings of the computer and ask your problem.

That lpg beautifully disrupts the vehicle's balance ...

because of that i don't mind

[QUOTE = ismailkaya] Have you done the lpg winter setting, go to your LPG service and check the settings of the computer and check your problem [/ QUOTE]

I was very opposed to lpg but after using it, I said why I paid for gas so many years, my biggest fear was that the traction was falling, it does not affect the traction.

lpg not related, your problem idle valve,

[QUOTE = Barbar_35] is not related to lpg, your problem is idling valve, [/ QUOTE]

I know that the compatibility between LPG and throat throttle is not the same with gasoline.

a nice lpg setting works for you

Since gas is more flammable, the problem cannot be distinguished even if the weather is low,

The problem with all of these LPG systems seems to be doing in toyota in the father, the cycle is falling, there is no problem in petrol, but since the torque and reaction produced in LPG is late, the problem is to clean it in the butterfly, but it will do it again :) You will get diesel or just use gasoline :). )

[QUOTE = Barbar_35] because gas is more flammable, the problem cannot be distinguished even if the weather is low, [/ QUOTE]

I tried the clutch, not the steering wheel. When the clutch is idling, it plays very little pressure. Let me try how he can do with the steering.

[QUOTE = okaNStarss] The problem with all of these LPG systems seems to be doing in toyota in the priest, the cycle is falling, there is no problem in gasoline, but since the torque and reaction produced in LPG is late, the problem is making it clean in the butterfly, but it will do it again. ) I couldn't like lpg:) [/ QUOTE]

Don't ask me, my teacher, I got the butterfly cleaned but in vain

does the dial drop when the vehicle is in motion?

[QUOTE = mesut1806] Does the car drop off while on the move? [/ QUOTE] themurat54 2015-01-28 08:25:21

[QUOTE = themurat54] [QUOTE = Barbar_35] because gas is more flammable, the problem cannot be distinguished even if the weather is low, [/ QUOTE]

I tried the steering wheel today, teacher. When I turn the steering wheel to and fro where I stopped, very little revolutions go up and the car delivers thinner gas.

Could it be due to the gas being dirty?

[QUOTE = themurat54] [QUOTE = themurat54] [QUOTE = Barbar_35] Since gas is more flammable, the problem cannot be distinguished even if the weather is low, [/ QUOTE]

I tried the steering wheel today, teacher. When I turn the steering wheel to and fro where I stopped, very little revolutions go up and the car delivers thinner gas. Is there any contact that shouldn't happen anywhere? [/ QUOTE]

To the left of your car, you will have to install it in vain, brother. I have 206 tubers. I had the same. It is time for your Bobbin. On LPG vehicles, the coil is broken every 3-4 years. Replace the coil with the original one. If your spark plugs are old, it would be more useful to replace them.