What are the reasons for a gasoline-to-gas converted vehicle stalling when switching to gas?

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Main reasons for a gasoline-to-gas converted vehicle stalling when switching to gas include improper gas volume adjustment during the conversion process, which requires readjustment. Below are specific maintenance methods for gasoline-to-gas converted vehicles: 1. Device maintenance: Regular device maintenance is essential for gasoline-to-gas converted vehicles. Due to the special properties of the fuel used, a comprehensive leak test should be conducted on the gas tank every two weeks. 2. Driving habits: Proper driving habits are key to maintaining good performance in gasoline-to-gas converted vehicles. During daily driving, it is also important to ensure that fire extinguishing equipment is available inside the vehicle. If the vehicle is to be parked for an extended period, the CNG should be depleted. Repairing the gas supply system in enclosed garages or workshops is prohibited. 3. Routine maintenance parts: Gasoline-to-gas converted vehicles may experience stalling during driving due to improper cleaning of the air filter, improper adjustment of the fuel injection simulator's injection delay, or issues with the pressure reducer's adjustment.