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Gold/Mining/Energy : Alternative Fuel Systems ATF:VSE -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Magpie who wrote (3406)	8/5/1999 6:22:00 PM
From: Tiny	Respond to of 4605

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To: Magpie who wrote (3406)	8/5/1999 9:32:00 PM
From: Tom Jordan	Respond to of 4605

I don't know what's up with AFS in India. MPFI refers to a gasoline injection system that replaces a carburetor. tj.

To: Magpie who wrote (3406)	8/6/1999 10:45:00 AM
From: Paul Marut	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4605

Why don't you contact the company about the state of things in India if you are concerned? As far as this affecting ATF's work in India, that will depend on whether the Indian government is satisfied with the pollution output of having fuel injection models or whether they still desire the reduced emissions of NG. It was never intended that ATF sparrows would be used in every single car coming off the Maruti assembly line, only in those intended to run on natural gas which would be a fairly small number percentage wise. My conclusion is that this would have little influence on ATF's problems in India and the delays are simply the company's inability to close the deal and typical third world foot dragging. By the way, I was watching a show about the train crash in India and the panelists mentioned that cars are mainly used in the major centres and that the road system between cities is really quite limited. Sure seems like a great place to use NG vehicles due to their main limitation of range.