Auto Update: Getting a CNG kit installed in your car from a local mechanic can come with several risks!

CNG Car Kit:  Many people do not take the option of a CNG kit while buying a car in order to save money, later they listen to the local mechanic and get the CNG kit installed in the car, which costs less money but it can prove to be dangerous. In such a situation, today we are going to tell you why you should not get a CNG kit installed in the car from a local mechanic. 

Getting a CNG kit installed in your car from a local mechanic can come with several risks, including:

1. Poor quality kits and poor installation:

Local mechanics often use cheap and poor-quality CNG kits that can break down quickly and pose a risk of gas leakage.

They may be inexperienced and install the kit incorrectly, causing damage to the engine and increasing the risk of an accident.

2. Non-compliance with safety standards:

Local garages may not follow safety standards, increasing the risk of gas leaks and fires.

They may not install necessary safety equipment, such as high-pressure valves and safety shutoff switches.

3. Lack of warranties and guarantees:

There is no warranty or guarantee on CNG kits installed by a local mechanic, which means if there is any problem, you will have to bear the repair cost yourself.

4. Legal issues:

In some states, it may be illegal to get a CNG kit installed by an unauthorized garage. If you are caught, you may have to pay a fine or even have your car confiscated.

Therefore, always choose an authorized and experienced service center to get a CNG kit installed in your car.

Here are some additional suggestions:

Get only RTO-approved CNG kits installed.

Check the reputation and experience of the service center before installing the kit.

Make sure the service center follows all the required safety standards.

Ask about the warranty and guarantee offered on the kit.

After installation, take your car to the authorized service center regularly to check for gas leakage.