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Does any one know how much cooking oil you should put in your van , car truck etc to how much diesel any help would be great

never done it meself but i am sure its 50 50 someone else should clear it up

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You can use a stronger mix in the summer months, but don't put too much in during the winter months as it gets too thick when it's cold :thumbs:

make sure your pump is up to the job before u put any in :blink:

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Click on the link to this forum http://www.vegetableoildiesel.co.uk/forum/index.php

 

Read the Newcomers and SVO / WVO parts of the forum extensively. It can and does work depending on your vehicle, when it was made, what fuel pump it is fitted with and if you need a conversion kit or not. Get it wrong and it can be a very expensive mistake!

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The chef at our local hotel ran his Audi car on the old cooking oil from the hotels friers.

He had a system which involved sieving and mixing and did it right up until he left.

This was free as the hotel didn`t have to pay to have the oil removed and were glad to be rid of it. Makes you think there could be free fuel to be had? Worth a bit investigation.

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in asda its £1.44, for a litre of veg oil,,, a bit cheaper if you buy a 5 litre bottle

 

 

And a litre of diesel is what....£1.42 - £1.48 at the moment....am i missing something :blink:

ya your cooking your chips in the wrong oil lol

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in asda its £1.44, for a litre of veg oil,,, a bit cheaper if you buy a 5 litre bottle

 

 

And a litre of diesel is what....£1.42 - £1.48 at the moment....am i missing something :blink:

 

i suppose it makes sence if you get it for nowt, from a chippy or fast food place,, in fact the diesel at our asda is £1.34.7.

 

incidently there is a web site that compares fuel prices nation wide, at evry petrol station. you just type in your postcode and it tells you the cheapest place local to you,, :thumbs:

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in asda its £1.44, for a litre of veg oil,,, a bit cheaper if you buy a 5 litre bottle

 

 

And a litre of diesel is what....£1.42 - £1.48 at the moment....am i missing something :blink:

if you make biodiesel out of wvo(waste veg oil)you can run yer van on 100% bio, i do in my fourtrak and did all winter even at minus12, i can make it for as little as .15p a litre, i aslo run my peugeot expert on it aswell, although its not recommended due to the fact its fuel pump is a lucas as apposed to a bosch, the pug has a 80 litre tank so instead of filling up at the pump at£143.9p, and costing £115.12 a tank full, i spend 80litres x .15p/litre = £12 so as you can see i save £103.12 every tankfull,cheers

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in asda its £1.44, for a litre of veg oil,,, a bit cheaper if you buy a 5 litre bottle

 

 

And a litre of diesel is what....£1.42 - £1.48 at the moment....am i missing something :blink:

if you make biodiesel out of wvo(waste veg oil)you can run yer van on 100% bio, i do in my fourtrak and did all winter even at minus12, i can make it for as little as .15p a litre, i aslo run my peugeot expert on it aswell, although its not recommended due to the fact its fuel pump is a lucas as apposed to a bosch, the pug has a 80 litre tank so instead of filling up at the pump at£143.9p, and costing £115.12 a tank full, i spend 80litres x .15p/litre = £12 so as you can see i save £103.12 every tankfull,cheers

 

where do you get your wvo from hairyface??

and have you bought one of those machines that converts the oil?? cheers TOMO

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