How It Works: Waste Vegetable Oil Fuel Conversion
Oct 15
Waste vegetable oil fuel conversion can turn diesel vehicles to waste vegetable oil systems which can run on waste vegetable oil fuel. These cars have been around for a while, first as a novelty and then in bigger demand, but it is not possible to buy a vehicle that uses WVO. There are a number of companies who can convert the vehicle, and there are many do it yourself waste vegetable oil fuel conversion kits available as well, but how is this done? A diesel vehicle is required, a gas engine can not be converted. Many older diesels work great for this purpose, but the new vehicles may have computerized components which cause problems. For waste vegetable oil systems a new fuel tank must be installed in addition to the original tank, so that there are two tanks. An additional fuel line must also be run, and an injector must be installed to inject the WVO.
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