Ok we all know these engines were first made to run on peanut oil. So will they? If you did want to spend the $12 a gallon on it could you just dump it in you tank and go?

My truck is allergic to peanuts.:D

what do you do with all the shells?:o

Would it smell like peanut butter out the tail pipe?[eyecrazy]

It would smell like a Chinese restaurant!

Andy

12 bucks a gallon and be hungry all the time? No Thanks! Couldn't afford to eat!

OilGuy

Now a serious answer. In the heat of summer, i believe you can. Once the temp drops, you will need to heat the oil to keep it at an acceptable viscocity to run through your various pumps and filter.


There is an oil conversion system for sale out there. Try Greasel.org for starters.

hope this helps:)

hello

here is a 2004 running on straight veg. oil... aka peanut oil not from the middle east [laugh]

http://www.roverhybrids.com/index.html

I also talked to Geno's garaage (Trubo Diesel Register) and yes poeple on 3nd. gen cummins are using home brew... home made biodiesel using a METH LAB [laugh] :o :cool: