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VooDooChikin04 View Drop Down
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    Posted: 08 Oct 2018 at 2:13pm
By any chance does anyone know where the fuel cutoff would be for the LPG D17? I have a copper line going from the LPG tank directly into the ensign regulator/converter.  Here is a picture of the unit.


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The fuel shut off is the valve on the tank
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There is a valve inside the regulator that shuts fuel from regulator to engine.      MACK
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Haha. Yes I know where the tank valve is. I meant the fuel shutoff valve that only opens when the engine is cranking via vacuum. Sorry I should have been more specific.

So it's inside that dang regulator eh?
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If something is wrong in the converter/regulator parts for the ensign are made of unobtainium..unless you can find a LP dealer that might have some old stock laying around
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So I've heard.  According to the service manuals diagram of the ensign converter it seems pretty basic.  Luckily I have the capability to make parts and or have parts made that I need SO im hoping I can accomplish that.  After reading the service manual I believe that the low pressure valve is leaking due to debris since the previous owner did a filter delete... SMH....
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Do yourself a favor and change it over to an Impco regulator and carburetor. I have a couple tractors both the original Ensign and Impco and the Impco are easier starting and run better.
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If you need any parts or advice call Dave or Phil at Carb and Turbo at 952-445-3910. They are in the Twin Cities and are very helpfull. They are the official tech reps for Impco and are great guys.
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Everharts in Oklahoma is an Ensign parts dealer
Can't fix stupid
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