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Asked by Sharath Oct 11, 2009 at 04:29 PM

Question type: Car Customization

how to convert a diesel engine to bio diesel engine

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John answered 14 years ago

New hoses that wont degrade, and not a new engine that requires ultra low sulfur diesel and has direct injection, because that can gum up the engine pretty bad. Make sure your gas tank is insulated from extremely coldweather(only applies if you live up north), and invest in a fuelmeister II. Have fun being green.

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