I was wondering what the status of the group is. Is anyone working on a current conversion? I have a filtering question - I started collecting oil from a ...
Mac here! '97 Dodge just converted. How long are you letting your oil settle? The lighter separation on the bottom 1/8 is probably shortening type oil. Have...
To all my fellow subscribers of this list, and anyone else interested in energy efficient vehicles who you may forward these messages to, please consider...
I let the oil settle for a week and I am seeing the separation. I think if I heat it, it will disappear. I am more concerned with trying to filter it out, but...
If it is water or a trans fat you will not be able to filter it out effectivly. I would suggest letting the oil settle in the 5 gal cubes that you pick it up...
Sounds good. I am going to be using a 275 gallon tote for my initial settling. this way I should always have oil on had or in sequential settling vessels. From...
Hi, I have not purchased anything at this time. I am very interested in buying a Ford Excursion(diesel) and converting it to run on vegetable oil. I have been...
Vendor's discussion forum: http://www.frybrid.com/forum Ford specific: http://biodiesel.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/frm/f/505106403 General SVO Discussion: ...
If you are set on a Ford Excursion look into the Vegistroke system. www.vegistroke.com I recently installed on on my 2002 F350, I really like the system. The...
Engine change was middle of model year 2003. Excursion was produced 2000-2005. If you're looking at a 2000-2 it'll have the 7.3, and if you're looking at a...
Well, I guess it's about time to officially say that my car is for sale since I've still got a 97' Subaru to sell besides this and there's a *chance* I might...
For paying tax in California you'll need to open an account and apply for a license with the Calf. State Board of Equalization. Use form #96. Spoke today with...
Hello everyone, Bruce has allowed me to be the moderator here at Vegetable Oil Vehicles. I will be doing my best to direct this group. If you have any...
Thanks for taking over Jeff, Ive noticed that this list is very slow over the past couple years I've been on it. In a means to start conversation, maybe a...
Hi, has anyone had any success (or failures) with converting the late model GM Duramax diesels to veggie? I'm thinking about buying a new pickup (05 or 06...
Mick, I know alot of people like to use the VegTherm or on larger vehicles like your truck, the VegTherm mega I believe it is. It's basically a tube heater the...
Mike, I have read some stuff on the Duramax conversions. There was one hurdle that people were talking about. I believe it was dealing with the Vege-oil being...
Being a former professional steering wheel holder I'm well aware of fuel/water separators on the fuel systems of trucks. Would something like that work on a...
Zack I'm having trouble working out what your up to - or rather whazup. Are we talking wvo pre filtering........... Anyway....... I have been running on wvo...
I've been trying to read up on WVO as much as I can so that I can (through knowledge) make a sound decision about wither I want to go WVO or biodiesel for a...
In warm South Florida, I collect the oil in the cubes and let it sit for a while, usually 2-4 months. Then I pour it through a sock filter into a 300 gallon...
Which Vormax are you using on the RV? And from looking at the "Fry to Fuel" site, which one would you recommend for in the shop? I'm looking at a 3/4 truck...
I have heard about people using the water heater deal and claiming that they are cooking out the water. My issue with this assertion is that the water heater ...
I have read that if the oil is heated above 120F for 8 hours, this is enough to remove suspended water in the oil. Free water would need to settle in cubies...
I know this is a little long, but for those off you looking for info on dewatering, I hope this will help. Jeff I have discussed water removal mainly on...
Now that kind of information is why I joined the group a couple of months back. Am I correct when I say the more the oil settles, the better the quality the...
