Why can't turbocharged cars be converted to run on natural gas?

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Turbocharged cars cannot be converted to run on natural gas because the modification requires compressing the natural gas to a certain extent, necessitating pressure sensors, pressure relief valves, and modifications to the ECU parameters. Additionally, the piping and wiring need to be altered, which can adversely affect the engine. High maintenance costs after conversion: After converting to natural gas, components such as the valves, combustion chamber, and fuel injectors are more prone to carbon buildup. This can lead to unstable idling, difficulty starting, and a faster decline in engine lifespan compared to running on gasoline. The power output may also degrade. Reduced engine lifespan: Natural gas burns at a higher temperature, causing the engine to overheat and age prematurely. Furthermore, although natural gas undergoes treatment, it still contains trace amounts of sulfur, which can significantly corrode the engine.