Pantone on petrol engine

[gasoline]

How to install pantone system on a petrol engine? I have a diagram
please

[bob_isat]

install it with your hands and a few tools

[Cuicui]

install it with your hands and a few tools

Bob_isat is teasing
But admit, Essence, that you looked for it. This site as well as the Quanthomme site is full of information. Have you read anything?

[Christophe]

How to install pantone system on a petrol engine? I have a diagram
please

Do you want a diagram? So here is a diagram: https://www.econologie.com/le-plan-origi ... -2167.html

[gasoline]

thank you bk
my I see a diagram of an 8CV petrol engine with photos
please

[rezut]

you see example here

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/quanthommesuite ... antone.htm
or
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/quanthommesuite ... antone.htm

you just have to make a choice

but if you thought to find an installation with diagram and dimensions for a given type of vehicle it is grated
it's up to you to read and take what best suits your needs

[Former Oceano]

Photos for 8CV engines I used the search liar gogol.

He gave me the following links:

http://www.buycentral.fr/info/16188050794719954113.html

http://www.helica.info/modele.htm

http://www.teamquad69.izispot.com/perso-1723512.htm

[Woodcutter]

We don't say "I want ..."

I'ts not polite

[Other]

Hello
For the plan provided on econology
There is a problem with converting measurements
When we talk about pipe 1/2 pipe it is not 12,7mm
ditto for the reactor shell which is a 1 inch pipe.
Original dimmension provided by Panton
The reactor body is a 1/2 pipe
L, reactor shell is 1 inch pipe
The rod is 1/2 inch so 12,7mm
the length is 1 foot or 12 inches

The thing to know is a rod with an aperture of approximately 1mm and a length of 150mm more or less
and an envelope tight enough around the heater to heat as much as possible without making too much restriction on the exhaust gas
a 12 mm outlet pipe and having a good vacuum in the reactor, all the rest is plumbing.

Andre

[denis]

amazing, right?