we have not used a secondary pump, but may need to. let you know more next
week.
we don't switch over until the aux tank has warmed up, we run on biodiesel
(or diesel) until tank hits 170F. This takes about 20 minutes at highway
speeds. waste veggie oil is free.
Steve Spence
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heated waste veggie oil is pumped just fine by the injector pump. what did
you have in mind that is thicker?
Steve Spence
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so you do use an auxilary tank. that was just
something i just came up with in my head, so im on the
right track, good. next week some time my grad
cylinders should be coming in the mail, im going to
brew up a few liters first to see how it goes. but
ive already figured out how to do 40
Steve, what are you guys doing for filtering prior to tank and then as
on-board filtering? If I missed this in an earlier post, my apologies.
Ed B.
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a cloth filter for the first run, coffee filters before it goes into the
tank. standard diesel fuel filter once heated.
Steve Spence
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Ive been giving it some thought, and I think that
filling the gas tank with veggie oil and supplying a
heavy duty pump to push the oil up to the engine bay,
where it will run through the cooling system and get
up to heat, and then from there enter the injectors.
How do you thin out the oil when
The plan is to use 'yellow grease' or used vegetable
oil from restaurants, etc. It's free, most of the
time.
Your process would be to filter the WVO [waste
vegetable oil] and remove water so it could go right
into your car.
I've been wondering how a fuel injector pump would
handle something that
