> Ok, here is my dilema, I am researching wether to convert my 1985
> Chevy Blazer 6.2 to burn alternative fuels such as biodiesel, SVO and
> WVO. I have learned alot about the fuels, processes and the
> equipment, but ran into a snag about the viability of my vehicle for
> this project. Below you
roosa master is made by stanadyne. and yes, that is
the pump used on at least the 6.2 and the 6.5 - i have
no experience with the 5.7 engine. i have also heard
that the distributor type pump is not good for running
on either SVO or WVO. i don't know why and have no
first-hand experience either way
Not recommended for SVO/WVO use, fine with biodiesel.
Best
Keith
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> > Best I can tell the pump in my vehicle is a "distributor type"
> > Stanadyne pump. If I am wrong on that point, someone please correct
> > me!
>
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>From what I remember, the fuel injector p
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Best I can tell the pump in my vehicle is a "distributor type"
> Stanadyne pump. If I am wrong on that point, someone please correct
> me!
From what I remember, the fuel injector pump on the 5.7, 6.2 and 6.5
is a Roosa Master. I don't know why distributor ty
