Gas/Propane Powered Engine

[aramirezreyy]

Hey everyone!

I’m excited because this is my first thread ever. But I have a question that I couldn’t find in the thread search. Or maybe I’m not searching correctly because I’m new to this platform 😅

Okay so I have a 1995 GMC BlueBird School bus that I plan on putting through an entire skoolie rebuild. Now here is my question there is a switch that changes the engine from Gasoline to Propane in the engine! Two tanks pretty crazy and out of my realm. And because I am a complete novice at this realm of skoolies here was my question.

What are the chances that I can send the propane tank from the engine to the inside of the bus so when I begin building my skoolie I have a way to have propane lines running to a stove, and a shower for hot water.

OR

Should I leave as is and would it be better to have a back up tank in the situation that I run out of gasoline fuel then switch to propane.

I need some help from the experts!!

[CHEESE_WAGON]

Leave as is. Not worth the trouble to change things around and quite often deleting undesired equipment yields undesirable results. Seeing as this one is a gasoline / LP model, I might be interested in it if you'd rather do something else. I have asthma and being around a diesel is not a good idea for me.

[s2mikon]

On LPG engines the hose feeds from the liquid valve. DO NOT use it for any appliances! ONLY USE vapor valves through a 2 stage regulator. If you don't understand something on LPG please ask. It is very unforgiving.

[s2mikon]

That said LPG can be safe. Just respect it.