I recently purchased a 1994 2500 dodge diesel. I would like to find a starting point for information that would help me convert to WVO, or biodiesel if necessary. I would be interested in a kit, but would also would lean more towards personal installation/fabrication. What are the basic requirements and decisions i will have to make as I get bombarded with info, and opinions.

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I've got a 1993 dodge cummins, auto tranny, 2 wheel drive. I'm interested in converting it.
anyone out there have experience they'd like to share?
I'd greatly appreciate hearing from you.
Thanks.
Gaura

I have a 2003 Dodge Ram, 24V, 5.9L Cummins that was in January ’07 converted to run on straight vegetable oil (VO). The stock fuel system in the Cummins engine has the lift pump mounted on the fuel filter, i.e., NOT in the fuel tank. In my VO conversion system I have an MSD lift pump, (model # PN 2225, rated at 43 gph @ 40 psi, 5.4 amps [gasoline rating]) with a pressure regulator on the discharge of the MSD lift pump to regulate the VO pressure down to 6 to 9 psi, in the range that the injection pump likes to see. My MSD lift pump recently failed. I am in search of a new cost-effective lift pump to replace my failed MSD lift pump. I have to questions – (1) what would be a good readily available lift pump to use, make and model number, that is not too expensive, i.e., less than about $150 and (2) did I need to use a pressure regulator in the discharge of the MSD lift pump and will I need to use a pressure regulator in the discharge of my new lift pump?

anyone makes a kit for a 2002 dodge cummins yet ? i cant wait to buy a kit and install it on my truck if someone makes it already