EU7000is Genconnex Propane Natural Gas Conversion (not) Running at 30F

I was able to get it started when the machine was around 40F, right out of the garage, and after that it ran pretty rough with a 1500 watt load and almost smooth with a 3000 watt load. After it warmed up for a while, I then disconnected the load and this is what happened.

[Moondoggy]

Maybe a video of the meter and the hose and the piping might help as well. You can block your meter number and anything else for your privacy of course.

[MstrMark]

SUPER Economical when it died! But seriously, ECO was on. Why do you ask?

[Moondoggy]

If you can get the unit to run you should clock the meter, you watch the smallest hand and when the generator is on, count the revolutions in 2 minutes let me know and I will try to clock it for you.

[marshallhammond]

Did this get worked out? I've been interested in the Genconnex modification and noticed they are sold out till May. Perhaps they can figure it out by then? I would be using natural gas as the primary fuel option.

Hope you got it running. Looks chilly! :-)

[Moondoggy]

Natural gas orifices are larger than Propane, so if you are running the propane orifice you will starve the motor.

[Moondoggy]

Have you seen the Youtube video Honda EU7000 Fuel Injected Running on Natural Gas?

[johnpoppe]

Hi Mark, in what position was the ECO switch.

[pctech]

What’s the size hose connecting natural gas?
I found that too small of diameter starves the generator.