Direct LiquiMax (DLM), the autogas conversion system produced by Prins specifically for direct injection vehicles and creating a first in the world, is now in Turkey. The biggest feature of the DLM LPG system is that it is not only produced for direct injection vehicles, but also has the latest technology. Specially produced for each vehicle, the DLM was tested in the engines of these vehicles and offered for sale. You can review the requirements for autogas conversion on our Autogas Conversion page.

Features of the Direct LiquiMax System

• Prins DLM System has a technology equivalent to your vehicle's original gasoline injection. It makes maximum use of the existing electronic components in the engine. In this way, the driving difference between gasoline and LPG is not felt. Gasoline vehicle performance and LPG vehicle performance are at the same level.
• With DLM, the vehicle consumes LPG from the first start. For this reason, gasoline is not needed even to start the vehicle. This feature provides more savings by consuming 100% LPG.
• There was no need for any extra equipment other than the parts included in the DLM kit. This includes the system for dosing protective fluid, known as the autogas system lubricant.
• On direct injection vehicles with the DLM kit, fuel injectors of the petrol system are used with a modified high pressure pump to inject liquid LPG under high pressure into the cylinder. Thanks to this situation, the intake manifold, which is vital for the car, is not punctured.
• Under normal conditions, maintenance is done every 10,000 km in sequential systems, and every 25,000 km in vehicles with DLM LPG kit installed.

In the Direct LiquiMax kit, which is produced for vehicles with a direct injection engine system; There are fuel module, pump processor, fuel supply unit, fuel recycling unit, boost pump and AFC-2 which is the brain of the system, fuel switch and LPG fuel tank . The difference of this system from the VSI-DI system is that it allows the use of 100% LPG and more savings and higher performance can be achieved by spraying LPG as a liquid.