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Mariko Pumps CNG

Compressed Natural Gas at 3,000 PSI (from a filling station in Los Angeles, California)  
 
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JAYCZero (6 months ago) Show Hide
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WTF does this gotta do with MJ's response video ?
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CraziFuzzy (6 months ago) Show Hide
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For more info on CNG, visit cngchat-dot-com. As for CNG in LA, unfortunately, most newer conversion kits are not allowed by CARB. Everyone should contact CARB and demand they follow nationwide EPA standards on conversion kits, so we could get some new CNG vehicles in the state. We have the best CNG infrastructure here in SoCal, and the fewest number of vehicle options. It needs to change!
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Cool video. I wish this was a more popular option for fueling our automobiles. 5 stars.
imalistener (7 months ago) Show Hide
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ok like how is a gas video a response to Keri Hilson and Lil Wayne????
InsideMyHeadPodcast (7 months ago) Show Hide
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I've never seen that before.
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New energy, nice futur :-)
agustin1955 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Great video...Steve!!! 5*****

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If you had a car that run off of natural gas, you could probably have a pump installed at your home that ran off of your own gas line. That'd probably save some money.

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