PFDI Technology and the Alternative Fuel Movement: How AAG found a way to significantly lower emissions in the V6 engine and beyond

The 2018 F-150 is only the beginning of P-PFDI technology for Alliance. AAG engineers expect the P-PFDI engine to continue growth within the larger vehicle markets. "We plan to be prepared for the advancement in OEM technology with the complementary propane autogas conversion technology," said Ed Hoffman, President of Blossman Services, Inc. "Propane autogas is the most popular alternative fuel world-wide, proven in more than 28 million vehicles, and we must always be prepared to meet the demand of fleets throughout the country."

Stephen Holland, Director of Engineering for Blossman Services, Inc. explained that his team noticed a major shift in OEM technology several years ago as manufacturers began to implement PFDI engines in small cars. Holland said, "PFDI is a fairly complicated technology, and we knew it was only a matter of time before PFDI became widespread, including implementation into big trucks. It was important for us to begin engineering an autogas solution quickly." Holland continued, "We were prepared with a conversion system as soon as Ford introduced the first PFDI commercial truck. We know that PFDI will continue to grow, and we will be ready for the next class of vehicles as they come to market."

AAG's platform specific engineered P-PFDI conversion system allows fleets to utilize autogas and experience top performance with the following features and benefits:

• Reliability: The new autogas PFDI system provides performance fleets can depend on in extreme weather conditions. There are no cold start issues, nor hot weather complications.
• Emissions Reduction: Autogas PFDI technology dramatically reduces tailpipe emissions, most notably include CO₂, CO, and NOx. "The tailpipe emissions on the 3.3 liter engine puts this vehicle in the same emissions class as a Hyundai Elantra or Subaru Outback. The 5.0 liter engine is in the same emissions class as the Chevy Volt and the Toyota Yaris," explained Holland.
• Uncompromised range: "Fleet managers can relax – this P-PFDI system eliminates the range anxiety that can come with other alternative fuels. The P-PFDI system retains the same range as gasoline to keep your vehicles on the road, no matter where it may lead," stated Hoffman.
• Proven OE hardware: The P-PFDI conversion system is an adaptation of AAG's proven technology that is currently utilized on over 100,000 vehicles globally with demonstrated success.
• Support: AAG provides an industry leading 5 year, 100,000 mile warranty supported by a trained nationwide service network.

The new P-PFDI technology will be unveiled at the 2018 Work Truck Show. Fleet managers who are considering the cost and environmental benefits of alternative fuels will be able to interact first-hand with the autogas system that significantly lowers their emissions and per vehicle expense.

For more information and press kit about AAG at the 2018 Work Truck Show: https://www.allianceautogas.com/ntea-work-truck-show/

About Alliance AutoGas:  Alliance AutoGas (AAG) www.allianceautogas.com is an international network providing a comprehensive propane autogas solution to medium and heavy-duty fleets. Alliance AutoGas is managed by its parent company, Blossman Gas, Inc., the largest privately-owned propane company in the United States. Alliance AutoGas is comprised of more than 120 independent propane marketers and authorized conversion centers throughout North America. Alliance's partners are aligned to provide propane autogas for vehicles and lawn care companies throughout North America. This group of partners is also engaged in offering EPA certified systems provided by Alliance Small Engines.

SOURCE Alliance AutoGas

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