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KWilliamson20 commented on 15 Aug 2009
Them look pretty cool

Veggie conversion installation on 2004 Duramax part 1

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yowmemperor commented on 12 Mar 2011
@twobyfours what type of vehicle? some kits are better than others. ive seen poorly designed kits cause serious issues. a conversion bmts be done correctly.
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flavomarginatus commented on 04 Apr 2011
Do you have an LB7 or LLY engine? I believe 2004 was a transitional year for the engine.
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jesslessthemess commented on 08 Sep 2009
Cool Vid. Excellent explanation!

Where to cut on your Veg Oil Conversion

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wyredog commented on 07 Apr 2008
My first attempt at conversion I didn't use any Ts and did as you speak and just splice the heat exchanger into the existing line. After about 250 miles my water pump went out. The heat exchanger was keeping the water from flowing properly and it killed an already dying pump. I've used Ts since then, but I've found I prefer the "Y" type connections, where the outflow is split by a fork in the middle, it seems to force the flow in the right direction.
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erikebrown commented on 18 Jul 2007
I got my heater core from a friend, but i am pretty sure that he bought it at an auto parts store for $30. The size is about 8x8 square, and 2.5 inches thick. The ports for the coolant are 5/8, so you'll have to be sure to get proper fittings or hoses (a 3/4 innerdiameter to a 5/8 innerdiameter) so everything stays tight. I think that the company that made mine is called Proliance International Inc, based out of New Haven CT.
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RICKJAMES7 commented on 30 Sep 2007
Hello Eric, I`m thinking of doing a veg conversion on a vw 1.9tdi. I was told that I could`nt do it if I have a Bosch fuel pump. And there is a convertor that you can get for around $60 so I dont need a heater(electric). Also how much diesel do I use with veg oil? Please can you help.
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erikebrown commented on 24 Aug 2007
I am very confused by your post. I used T's because every source I consulted before starting the conversion said that is the easiest way to it. I am sure there are alternatives, so if you could post some pics or a website with a better description that would be cool. Muito obrigado!
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erikebrown commented on 02 May 2007
hey blondguy08, it's right here: vegoilconversion(dot)blogspot(dot)com. Just put actual "."s in where i typed (dot), you tube is weird and wont let me enter a URL. Sorry about that, let me know if you have any more questions, good luck with your conversion.
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stonefisk commented on 15 May 2008
T's are used so that the vegoil heatexchanger is PARALLEL to the interior car heater and thus independent of the heater. OTHERWISE plumbing it liek you suggest it would be in SERIES and would only work when the interior car heater was on/flowing.
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erikebrown commented on 14 Nov 2007
Not as great as I had hoped... But that is because I rarely drive more than 7 miles at a time, and biodiesel is expensive. It generally takes about 2 miles to warm up and 1 mile to shut down. However longer roadtrips are viturally free.
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argosy2006 commented on 22 Aug 2007
why u need to T coolant lines,, do u not cut coolant line one one end u cut on heat exchanger and other side u cut on outlet of heat exchanger, no T ! i seen loads of kits on truck n cars n no T's
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kdraper2007 commented on 25 Aug 2009
why would anyone buy a german car? european cars suck. If I get an F250 diesel I'd definatly run veggie oil.
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asnmgc commented on 05 Jun 2008
i'm buying an old diesel, do you have one in mind that may be easier to work with.
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JetNinjaMonkey commented on 13 Nov 2007
awesome! what kind of fuel savings are you bring in since the conversion?
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cammyproductions commented on 06 Jun 2008
I want to see more veg oil conversion tips.
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dieselfury commented on 02 May 2007
wheres you web site link?

vegetable oil diesel 2.mpg

WVO=waste Veggie Oil.

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mario aguirre commented on 25 Feb 2015
collecting oil and using it to run my vehicle is the best hobby 
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mario aguirre commented on 25 Feb 2015
i don't use oil used in meat but that filter looks cool.
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sandrochiavaro commented on 09 Mar 2015
Thanks MArio

GreeceMonkey WVO Filtration

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Konstantinos Fotiadis commented on 19 Dec 2012
Yea, they have ones that are made specifically for plastic drums. It only gets to about 140* and that isn't anywhere near hot enough to melt the drum...the oil coming from my fuge is probably hotter than that and you never see it even start to get soft
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Begbucks commented on 11 Oct 2011
Do you feel safe running a drum heater on a plastic barrel?

From Waste Vegetable Oil to Biodiesel - Part II

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