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Alternative Fuel Control Module

Manages a liquefied petroleum gas or compressed natural gas system on a converted vehicle, running alongside the original petrol management rather than replacing it. Aftermarket by definition, so the quality of the installation matters as much as the equipment, and faults are best taken to the installer or a conversion specialist — manufacturer tooling does not cover it. The vehicle normally reverts to petrol when it fails, which is the designed fallback.

Also known as: lpg ecu, gas ecu, cng module, lpg control unit, autogas ecu

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