Technician A says LPG can be used with both diesel and gasoline powered engines. Technician B says the LPG must be blended with gasoline on start-up, then the engine can run on LPG. Who is correct?

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Technician A is correct because LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) can indeed be used in both diesel and gasoline engines through different conversion systems, allowing these engines to run on LPG. Technician B's statement is not universally true, as the requirement to blend LPG with gasoline on start-up depends on the specific conversion system and engine design; many LPG systems can start directly on LPG without the need for blending with gasoline.

Technician a Says LPG Can Be Used with Both Diesel