biofuel - Dodge Diesel

chevyryan6 · 09-06-2005, 09:14 PM

i've read a couple of threads on running used oil, curious as to mixture, filtering, smoke level, power gain/loss, etc. any info i could get would be great.

tempforce · 09-07-2005, 12:23 AM

be sure to let it settle for a couple weeks. then filter the oil on top of the crud, down to 5 microns, prior to use.
i'm using a rv water pump and a house filter.
this time of year, if your up north you may need to start using a heated system in the mornings or a blend with #2.
i've been running 100% wvo all summer in a idi engine. next fill up will be 70-75 % wvo as the nites are getting cooler here in the west.
remember wvo is not bio-diesel and using it is at your own risk.

09-06-2005, 09:14 PM	#1
chevyryan6 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: virginia beach, virginia Posts: 16 My Photo Gallery My Classified Ads	running used oil i've read a couple of threads on running used oil, curious as to mixture, filtering, smoke level, power gain/loss, etc. any info i could get would be great. __________________ 2001 3500 4x4 cold air, tst stage 3, crimped wastegate, straight pipe, heavy right foot alternate email address: chevyryan6@yahoo.com Last edited by chevyryan6 : 09-06-2005 at 09:46 PM. Reason: already alot about biofuel

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09-07-2005, 12:23 AM	#2
tempforce Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Southwestern Oregun Posts: 118 My Photo Gallery My Classified Ads	using wvo be sure to let it settle for a couple weeks. then filter the oil on top of the crud, down to 5 microns, prior to use. i'm using a rv water pump and a house filter. this time of year, if your up north you may need to start using a heated system in the mornings or a blend with #2. i've been running 100% wvo all summer in a idi engine. next fill up will be 70-75 % wvo as the nites are getting cooler here in the west. remember wvo is not bio-diesel and using it is at your own risk.