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WVO and Biodiesel Forum (Delica Canada)

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http://www.delica.ca/forum/wvo-and-...

Forum posts include WVO filtering, WVO conversion information, biodiesel fuel issues, and more. Part of the Delica Canada website.

Wanted: WVO Vehicle to travel from Denver to Costa Rica

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Family of three wanting to purchase reliable wvo vehicle to travel the pan american highway from Denver, CO to Costa Rica. Looking for affordable vehicle that is already converted. I am new to all of this so I am curious to good resources. I found wvo classifieds on greasecar.com, any other great sites? Anything that I soould consider before buying a used wvo vehicle?

How can I determine if a vehicle is a canidate(good, bad, or what) for a SVO(WVO) conversion?

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In particular-a 95' chevy G30 van? older Ford pickups? My predilection is towards an elsbett type system.

1987 Ford turbor diesel van 6.2 Litre??

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I am moving a 6.2 turbo diesel out of a 1987 E350 Van into a 1986 Ford F350 dually Pick up.

What space problems might I encounter particularly with the firewall obstruction in the truck. Can I expect the fit to be the exact same or is the firewall closer to the front of the engine compartment int he pick-up so cloe that the turbo will be tight, I have heard of the need for a conversion kit for this swap.

Dan
Autoape
801-951-2600

Our “Volksvegan” Adventure

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"Adventures in greasecar conversion & our quest for sustainable travel.

Our Volksvegan Adventure" is a chronicle of the adventures of Megan, Seneca, and our 1982 VW bus which is being converted to run on bio-diesel and waste vegetable oil. We will post about our conversion process using a greasecar kit, the restoration of our beloved bus, and our many veggie-fueled travels."

http://meganpru.wordpress.com/

Conversion of Mercedes 307 Van to Vegetable Oil

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"Vegetable oil fuel tank being built. The internal pipe-work can heat solid palm oil for burning in the engine. Vegetable oil has to be heated to about 80 degrees C to attain similar viscosities to everyday road diesel. Once this temp has been achieved the fuel tanks can be switched over from normal diesel to vegetable oil."

http://www.veggiepower.org.uk/page4...