I have to put in my 2 cents here as I used to do conversions; have about 40 under my belt, everything from every diesel VW except the latest CR TDI, early and late Merc's, Ford trucks, 7.3, 6.9 etc, Perkins , and Cats.
Never had any comebacks from customers except when they had poor WVO. I used to give a 40,000kms/.one year warranty and i guess it shows the quality of my installations.
I'm will not address any WMO as I've never done any, although would think about doing it.
All the conversions I did were 2 tank, parallel, setups. Heated tank, heated filter, heated fuel lines[ NO hose in hose like Frybrid, had one customer who tried doing his own and kinked the fuel line so bad it leaked into the coolant], one 6 way or 2 or 3 valves [ purging times only have some effect, there will always be some blending of VO and diesel ] and highly recommend a Plantdrive Vegetherm inline heater placed just before the injection system.
I used the best quality products [ the Arcticfox tank heat exchanger is garrantied for 1,000,000 kms !] but a system can be done for cheap-homemade tank and filter heater, manual valves etc, but i wouldn't cheap out on the Vegetherm. It plus it's temp sensor is less than $150 and is the best, most reliable way to get consistent VO fuel temps at the injection system.
Of course the quality of the WVO is the most important part of the equation. make sure you are filtering down to 2 microns and don't use ANY WVO that you suspect has water in it, unless you are using a good centrifuge.
My last 3 personal vehicles have now gone more than 300,000kms without any issues other than filter changes . As a matter of fact , the TDI I'm now driving was from a conversion I had done about 5 years ago. Before swapping the engine into a better body I decided to open the pump to see how much wear the was after 100,000 kms that my customer had done in that time. Well I was stunned that there was zero wear, only a slight tan film on the components which wiped off. Installed new seals and still running perfectly [ it actually has 440,000 kms].
hope this helps