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Abstract The Natural Gas fuel conversions in Egypt use a simple gas mixer and perhaps a simple change in Ignition system. Meanwhile these have been moderately successful to reduce fuel consumption and vehicle emissions as well. These conversions will not compete with modern vehicles that offer fully electronically controlled fuel injection and ignition systems (MOTRONIC). So, a new technique has been developed in this research. The test engine designed to run with both injected gasoline and injected CNG with the same gasoline injectors. A reliable and robust test rig has been constructed to allow performance, combustion behavior and emission measurements for both injected CNG and Gasoline fueled engine. This research is mainly concerned with comparing the emissions and pressure diagrams of (S I E) running with the two different injected fuels at idle speed in three different test conditions. These conditions cover the main reasons that cause higher pollution levels in Egypt namely; variable Ignition advance timing, warming-up phase, variable Engine intake-air temperatures. Engine is successfully operated with injected eNG in all test conditions and the following main points are achieved: - Engine operated with eNG produces emission levels better than even the international standards without the need for exhaust after treatment (Catalyst). - The techniques followed in this research facilitate further electronic control for injected CNG fueled engines . - In the CNG Bl-fueled engines the continuo adaptation of the sparktiming advance must not be ignored where more timing advance is needed for CNG fueled engines |