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Originally Posted by JEBalles
And, although these engines were designed to run on mineral diesel, I'm sure you've heard, the original diesel engine designed by Rudolph Diesel ran on peanut oil. I'm just trying to get all the facts here.
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The
FACT is Rudolph Diesel had absolutely nothing to do with the design or development of your engine.
FYI, his first engine ran on
Coal Dust.
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Alright, negative nancy, so is properly refined WVO still "junky nasty" fuel?
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Yes, completely. It still contains fats, acids and contaminants that simple filtering and settling can never remove. The Biodiesel process removes all that.
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I also don't fancy to see what little money I have going into the pockets of those damn oil sheiks.
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The city has this little invention called Public Transit, you might look into it. I bet you'll be surprised to find it can actually work.
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Originally Posted by ah-kay
environmentally friendly
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Besides the increased smog emissions, increased engine wear, increased fuel consumption, shorter service intervals (oil contamination), shorter vehicle lifespan, lower resale value and improper disposal of waste oil, yeah, its "environmentally friendly".
03-23-2009, 07:16 PM
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