Skoda Octavia II 2004 Maintenance Manual page 92

Octavia II 2004 ➤ , Octavia II 2010 ➤
Maintenance - Edition 01.2018
– Press the -GAS- button -arrow A-. Doing this switches the en‐
gine to LPG operation.
After pressing the button -arrow A-, first the blue LED -ON- for
LPG mode -arrow B- flashes.
The LED flashes to indicate the operational readiness of the gas
system. The engine is still in petrol mode.
If the conditions are fulfilled, the blue LED lights up and the engine
switches to LPG operation.
The engine switches to LPG operation, if:
• the engine temperature is above 30 °C
• the engine speed is above 1200 rpm
• there is enough fuel in the LPG reservoir - at least the minimum
level indicated (the fuel level in the LPG reservoir is indicated
by LEDs in the left area of the button)
• no fault is present in the LPG system
⇒ "3.17.4 Querying the event memory of the LPG control unit",
page 92
If the engine switches successfully to LPG operation, this is dis‐
played by the blue LED -ON-. The engine runs in LPG mode.
Note
The engine always starts in the petrol mode. If the vehicle was
operating in LPG mode before switching off the engine, the sys‐
tem will change over to LPG mode automatically and the condi‐
tions apply ⇒ page 88 .
For vehicles as of 01/2011 (emission standard EU-5)
– Start engine.
– Press the -GAS- button in the centre console -arrow- or wait
until the vehicle automatically changes over to LPG mode, if
the conditions apply
The engine switches to LPG operation, if:
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⇒ page 89 .