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Tired of petroleum wars and murdering the environment? This group will raise awareness about straight vegetable oil and biodiesel as alternative fuels. It's only natural that vegetarians should have vegetarian cars!
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Inline Fuel Heater
This is an aluminum tube with a nichrome heating element attached using silicone tape. The heating element uses electricity from the cars alternator (electricity the car is already producing). This heats the veggie oil as it travels through the fuel line. Hose In Hose Setup
This method uses the cars coolant, which (once the car has warmed up) is a nice 180 degrees Fahrenheit, to heat the fuel. An aluminum fuel line is run through a coolant hose which acts as a jacket. Injection Line Heaters
These are attached to the injection lines (the fuel line right before the fuel injectors) and provide heat at the last critical place the fuel travels before being sprayed into the engine. Discussion Forum
hell yeah!
Started by causeOne Dec. 31, 2007.
Alternatives for backward states....
Started by Jennifer Dec. 29, 2007.
VW 2 Replies
Started by Sara. Last reply by Pam Dec. 19, 2007.
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Comment by maureen on July 22, 2008 at 11:46am - Thanks for the tire inflating walk through ! make a great day!
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