What is an Impco JB forklift fuel converter?
The IMPCO JB Forklift Fuel Converter is a regulator / converter / vaporizer. It comes with a standard blue spring that supplies a vapor outlet pressure of -1.5″ Water Column (w.c.), and is suitable for use in a liquid propane gas (LPG) forklift regulator assembly.
Can I use a 1447 valve on my Impco 100?
There are lots of other gas valves made for lean operation or NG use but these are the valves used on units shipped normally from the factory. The gas valves used in all IMPCO 100’s ans 125 mixers are interchangeable. You can install the 1447 and use your feedback solenoid. The gas valves in the 100 or 125 seldom hang up as long as they are clean.
What is the difference between the Impco 100 and 125 mixers?
The gas valves used in all IMPCO 100’s ans 125 mixers are interchangeable. You can install the 1447 and use your feedback solenoid. The gas valves in the 100 or 125 seldom hang up as long as they are clean. The internal machining between all 100 and 125 mixers is identical. The only difference in the 100 is it is made for a remote air cleaner.
Why doesn’t anyone rebuild the vent line on a Chevy IMPCO?
Nobody rebuilds because a complete new one is is cheap as paying me the labor and parts to rebuild one. The vent line on the Impco goes to the air induction system after the filter. It is controlling the response time of the fuel delivery.
What is the KPA of an Impco converter?
The IMPCO Cobra (Model J) Series converters deliver superior performance and excellent pressure output consistency throughout service life. Three vapor outlet pressures are available. Use of the standard blue secondary spring provides negative 0.37 kPa (-1.5 inches w.c.).
What is the difference between Cobra and Model J?
It incorporates an improved primary seat and orifice that reduces the likelihood of failure due to freezing and contamination, the number one cause of the model “J” failure. The COBRA also includes a Flourosilicone secondary diaphragm that is more resistant to the heavy oils produced by heating LPG.
