27th January 2012, 06:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Nollywood
You can take LPG-equipped cars through the Euro Tunnel. You just have to be able to satisfy the operators that it's empty. I've had an LPG-equipped '96 A8 4,2 QS, and I've never had any issues getting through the Tunnel.
The same applies to Nitrous Oxide systems.  |
Can i ask how that works Nollywood? I have called them about this before and they have always been very consistent in its policy to me.
Their site also states:
LPG or equivalent flammable gas and dual powered vehicles (i.e. vehicles fitted with an LPG or equivalent tank as an alternative fuel) cannot be accepted for transport by Eurotunnel Le Shuttle, even though:
the LPG or equivalent tank is empty,
the LPG or equivalent mode of the vehicle is not selected.
http://www.eurotunnel.com/uk/site-information/lpg/
Oli
PS - it's what has also stopped me in the past from going down the LPG route so interested to see how you got around this...
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