Factory built P2 bi-fuel models tank research

[portuguese]

Originally Posted by classicswede

Let me know when you are getting rid. I might take off you

Hey thanks for the interest and accept my apologies for the late reply (very hectic weeks).

Its for sale now, quite cheap. Unsure if I shall keep the licence plate for me.

I gave up and bought a Diesel SAAB 9.3 Sport with leather seats for lasting me a year while I seek a younger Volvo Estate

[CNGBiFuel]

An S80 I'm not after but an S80 estate I want. V70 surely?

[mickey21]

Sorry to wake up an old thread but I thought it was appropriate to ask here since in a way it adds to the subject.

I am currently in a search for replacement tanks options for my Volvo V70 CNG bifuel, from 2004.

I think a found a solution for the new main tank, but that should leave me only with 2/3 of original CNG fuel capacity (1 large tank and 2 smaller ones in front).

I am now looking to find new smaller tanks which would fit according to dimensions of the old ones.


I would appreciate very much if someone could share the link or attach a photo of factory tanks with their dimensions (Length/Width/Height, etc).


I am trying to avoid the option on getting the car lifted,taking plastic tank covers off and making my own measurements, which would anyway be more or less of questionable accuracy.

Thanks.

[CNGBiFuel]

No dimensions, but a chat with Faber in Italy will get all you want. CNG tanks won't be cheap, but then you know that.

[nesnaika]

Originally Posted by casperlaurence

Also, does anyone have any photos of the LPG tanks, supplier info (manufacturer and part number) and the pipework routing down the body? Material?

Does anyone know who the manufacturer is and part number for the CNG tanks?

thanks

VOLVO-Teilenummer CNG-Tank: 8683657
Volvo Part Number