The job I'm working at is a 64 mile commute each day. For the last 6 months I've been using fuel with 10% biodiesel. Well, the last tankful was just regular diesel. For the entire tankful it ran with this major knocking, nailing sound. Like a cold morning driving away without much warm up. Even after 32 miles it still sounded like that. I filled up with biodiesel and it ran perfect again. Did I just get a really bad tank of diesel? I heard a small amount of biodiesel really cleans out the entire fuel system and lubricates too.Coments? :shock:
If you have an IDI then you can pretty much put 100% veg oil in it, if it's not colder than the gel point of the fuel (around 5C for rape seed/canola, or -5C for sunflower). .
Quote from: "molgrips"If you have an IDI then you can pretty much put 100% veg oil in it, if it's not colder than the gel point of the fuel (around 5C for rape seed/canola, or -5C for sunflower). .anyone confirm/deny this? I always wondered if I could just pour new oil in the tank if I could find it cheap.I fixed your link:Check out www.vegetableoildiesel.co.uk the best veggie site I've seenThanks,Brad
if you were to get the injectors to be calibrated to run on the veg oil, i don't see why not. some veg oil is pretty liquid until a certain point.