
3. SERVICE OPERATIONS
3.1 LEAK TEST
Warning: The vehicle CANNOT be operated on LPG in the workshop, unless the workshop is a “Specialist Gas
Workshop” (in accordance with the current Australian standards AS2746 – 1985) and LPG is specifically required
for testing.
LEAK TEST PROCEDURE
With at least three litres of LPG in the LPG tank, leak test the complete LPG system following the instructions
below.
1. Park the vehicle in a dry, well ventilated area.
DO NOT SMOKE OR ALLOW NAKED FLAMES OR ANY IGNITION SOURCE NEAR THE VEHICLE DURING
THE TESTING OPERATIONS.
2. Ensure the vehicle is operating on LPG and run the engine for at least 30 seconds to fully pressurise the
system, then stop the engine.
3. The recommended sequence of testing is as follows:
A. Referring to Fig. 8A2-3, View A, remove the LPG cylinder cover in the load compartment to access the
valve box , ref er 3. 4 LPG CY LINDER in th is S ectio n. Remove the valv e box cov er (25) and leak tes t at and
around the:
Pressure relief valve (28).
AFL (7) to LPG tank (26).
AFL inlet elbow (8) to AFL (7).
Rear service line (6) to manual service valve outlet elbow (5) connection.
Solenoid and manual service valve assembly (3).
Solenoid and manual service valve assembly (3) to LPG tank (26).
Tank fuel gauge assembly (27).
Filler line (9) to AFL elbow (8).
B. Remove the load compartment side panel inner front cover to gain access to the inner side of the filler
valve assembly, refer to Section 8A1 FUEL TANK. Referring to Fig. 8A2-3, View B, leak test at and
around the filler valve connecting pipe (12) to filler line hose (11).
Open filler box door and leak test at and around the filler valve check ball (10) and filler line connecting
pipe (12) to the filler valve (29).
C. Referring to Fig. 8A2-3, View C, raise rear of vehicle and support on safety stands, refer to
Section 0A GENERAL INFORM ATION for the location of jacking points. Leak test at and around the:
Rear service line (13) to intermediate service line elbow (14) .
Intermediate service line (15) to rear service line elbow (14).
D. Referring to Fig. 8A2-3, View D, leak test in the engine compartment at and around the:
Intermediate service line (16) to front service line joiner connection (17).
E. Referring to Fig. 8A2-3, View E, leak test in the engine compartment at and around the:
Front service line (18) to lock off inlet elbow (19).
Lock off inlet elbow (19) to lock off (20).
Lock off (20) to lock off outlet elbow (24).
Lock off outlet elbow (24) to converter (23).
Lock off valve (20) to solenoid connector (21)
Lock off solenoid (22).
Converter mounting faces (23).
At the com pletion of the le ak test, close the m anual service valve, start the e ngine and run the engine until all the
LPG in the service line is exhausted. W ith the engine stopped, switch to ‘petrol’ and start the engine. The vehicle
can now be driven into the workshop.
NOTE: The vehicle cannot be operated on LPG in the workshop unless the workshop is a “Specialist Gas
Workshop”, refer to Australian Standard AS 2746 - 1985.