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hi i have a 2000 terrano how can i tell if i can use veggie oil thanks
(RIP) PLANK
19-05-2010, 20:58
i started a thread on this a few days ago and i'm still lost :confused:
lacroupade
19-05-2010, 21:27
Theres a dozen lengthy threads on the subject and the answer is yes - just throw it in.
50/50 SVO to diesel in summer is safe as houses, less or 100% diesel in winter.:thumb2:thumb2
(RIP) PLANK
19-05-2010, 21:45
Theres a dozen lengthy threads on the subject and the answer is yes - just throw it in.
50/50 SVO to diesel in summer is safe as houses, less or 100% diesel in winter.:thumb2:thumb2
that was the reply i was looking for :thumb2
http://www.biomotors.co.uk/CarsVansN.html#Nissan
TERRANOII-2,7 D TURBO/1996-05/ZD30/4cyl./2998ccm/113kW/154PS/BHP/3600min-1/BOSCH KIKI/RP/2-Tank-SE2023
it says "2-Tank-Kit" if i have picked it up right in other threads is that you can get away with SVO as long as you mix it and not go 100% as it must be a problem with starting, my mate has a Disco and it advises a 2-tank system he went from 50/50 and had no bother and running better then ever so he stopped putting diesel in and so in the end it was 100% and running great but the next morning it was cold and had problems starting so he said putting a tenner of diesel does the trick.
im running 100% bio with no problems and my mate has a 2000 model and he is on 100%, i reckon put it in and enjoy getting one over the treasury for a change.:augie:naughty
lacroupade
19-05-2010, 22:08
http://www.biomotors.co.uk/CarsVansN.html#Nissan
it says "2-Tank-Kit" if i have picked it up right in other threads is that you can get away with SVO as long as you mix it and not go 100% as it must be a problem with starting, my mate has a Disco and it advises a 2-tank system he went from 50/50 and had no bother and running better then ever so he stopped putting diesel in and so in the end it was 100% and running great but the next morning it was cold and had problems starting so he said putting a tenner of diesel does the trick.
Iceman thats the reality.
Two-tank kits might be a good idea if you want to run 100% SVO all year round. Other than that, 50/50 is a no-brainer in the 2.7.
(RIP) PLANK
19-05-2010, 22:27
are their any particual oils to avoid or are they all good?
lacroupade
19-05-2010, 22:30
are their any particual oils to avoid or are they all good?
anything marked 'vegetable oil' is fine. I've been using pure sunflower oil from a 1000-litre IBC and its a dream....
Deleted account DD
19-05-2010, 22:43
here we go again :augie:augie:augie:augie
I ran mine on 100% svo in the winter too :D
welshwingnut
20-05-2010, 07:53
Dont be so faceitious , people are just making sure before they do the right or wrong thing , simples ;)
zippy656
20-05-2010, 08:44
I must say took me ages to "do it"...
makeitfit
20-05-2010, 09:07
It's obviously a popular subject .
I think the basics are lost in some of the miss nomers about the place.
Essentialy VEG OIL, ie Rapeseed, Sunflower, can be added to your diesel at a very safe mix of 50-50 :D (If your a bit meaner like me , you can go pretty much full veggie in the summer, but may have a lumpy start)
BIO FUEL of variuos types at the garage or from specialists in 1000 ltr IBCs is good to go as is INSTEAD of diesel:sly My favourite:thumbs
No running issues other than you'll probably need to cheange your filters after the first few tank fulls, after that you're done:cool:
Enjoy
Deleted account DD
20-05-2010, 09:49
Dont be so faceitious
thats a big word :naughty
people are just making sure before they do the right or wrong thing , simples ;)
Dont blame them but the answers are already out there and as youll see theres still a lot of opinion rather than science ;)
lacroupade
20-05-2010, 10:16
Dont be so faceitious , people are just making sure before they do the right or wrong thing , simples ;)
Don't worry WWN, he wasn't being facetious; the lack of sticky threads on the site doesn't help but the use of the Search function will reveal yard upon yard of vergabe on this and other subjects. :thumbs Its just that this stuff has been repeated many many times, trust me LOL.
(RIP) PLANK
20-05-2010, 12:25
here we go again :augie:augie:augie:augie
I ran mine on 100% svo in the winter too :D
But you haven't got yours anymore :lol :lol :thumbs
Deleted account DD
20-05-2010, 13:45
But you haven't got yours anymore :lol :lol :thumbs
No but watch the jeepster space ;) research very much ongoing :thumb2
(RIP) PLANK
20-05-2010, 18:32
No but watch the jeepster space ;) research very much ongoing :thumb2
my problem with veg oil is one simple thing....................
Cowardice :o
Deleted account DD
20-05-2010, 18:52
my problem with veg oil is one simple thing....................
Cowardice :o
lmao , must admit I did have a few worried moments when I first started using it, nothing went wrong but you know when youre just sort of waiting for something :D:D
(RIP) PLANK
20-05-2010, 18:54
yes i know the feeling, i felt like that with my first T2 after spending so much time effort and money on it, in the end i sold it.
what does imao mean?
lacroupade
20-05-2010, 20:06
yes i know the feeling, i felt like that with my first T2 after spending so much time effort and money on it, in the end i sold it.
what does imao mean?
think he meant LMAO, Larf My Arse Off...:)
(RIP) PLANK
20-05-2010, 20:41
abbreviations loose me LOL
was that irony?
Deleted account DD
20-05-2010, 21:20
think he meant LMAO, Larf My Arse Off...:)
yup, just cbb to use cap L :D
(RIP) PLANK
20-05-2010, 22:53
:confused:
just been googling , although initial cost is quite high , is it worth it to some members to consider bio disel production ? :nenau
http://www.goldenray.co.uk/processors.html
extreme-4x4
21-05-2010, 07:42
Don't worry WWN, he wasn't being facetious; the lack of sticky threads on the site doesn't help but the use of the Search function will reveal yard upon yard of vergabe on this and other subjects. :thumbs Its just that this stuff has been repeated many many times, trust me LOL.
very good point..... and ive had many complaints about that too.... for one reason or another.
we need a list of popular things / subjects that seem to be asked very often and sticky fixed to the top of each subject. saving lots of time for everyone. and easy to find information...
these sticky threads could be available to non paying members too . thus encouraging more to join.
only problems ...
i cant do it alone
we need clear threads with correct information on and no drivel.
and ok ill be blunt... one or 2 new moderators. due to the lack of attendance from current mods.
this might save lots of pointless and sometimes wrong info floating about.
oh and another thing. the pub section should be as is for banter and fun .... drivel as some call it.
but the tech sections really need to keep closer to ON TOPIC ... you wouldn't believe the complaints i get
Deleted account DD
21-05-2010, 08:15
just been googling , although initial cost is quite high , is it worth it to some members to consider bio disel production ? :nenau
http://www.goldenray.co.uk/processors.html
I reckon diy this is one of those things thats a cracking good theory but in practice :eek: A methanol producer/broker of my acquaintance describes making this stuff in your garage as one of the most dangerous diy pastimes going.
Have a look at the risks. They greatly outweigh the benefits for those of us living in suburbia :D
I reckon diy this is one of those things thats a cracking good theory but in practice :eek: A methanol producer/broker of my acquaintance describes making this stuff in your garage as one of the most dangerous diy pastimes going.
Have a look at the risks. They greatly outweigh the benefits for those of us living in suburbia :D
thanks , i never realised how potentially dangerous it could be .:thumb2
lacroupade
21-05-2010, 09:07
I reckon diy this is one of those things thats a cracking good theory but in practice :eek: A methanol producer/broker of my acquaintance describes making this stuff in your garage as one of the most dangerous diy pastimes going.
Have a look at the risks. They greatly outweigh the benefits for those of us living in suburbia :D
'Methanol Broker'? What sort of a job is THAT?? :lol:lol:lol:lol
Deleted account DD
21-05-2010, 09:09
'Methanol Broker'? What sort of a job is THAT?? :lol:lol:lol:lol
a VERY VERY well paid one looking at the motors in the car park ;) theyve even got their own institute I see http://www.methanol.org/ gets even better :D
Does a lot of work with Methanex here and Belgium. Wants the sales but doesnt want housing estates blown up :lol:lol:lol:lol
Deleted account DD
21-05-2010, 09:12
thanks , i never realised how potentially dangerous it could be .:thumb2
Stored in bulk on its own its got risks but once you start heating the stuff up in the shed
:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
lacroupade
21-05-2010, 09:18
a VERY VERY well paid one looking at the motors in the car park ;) theyve even got their own institute I see http://www.methanol.org/ gets even better :D
Does a lot of work with Methanex here and Belgium. Wants the sales but doesnt want housing estates blown up :lol:lol:lol:lol
If you ask me, you know some well dodgy people!
Mind you, I suppose you would, wouldn't you....!
;)
makeitfit
21-05-2010, 09:48
Just buy your Bio from a bloke on fleabay:D
Let him use his barn for the hubble bubble bit and buy it done 74p a litre at the mo:thumbs
My shed's full of some gradning stuff:nenau at least I think that's what her indoors said :lol
Deleted account DD
21-05-2010, 10:13
:thumb2:lol:lol:lol:lol
looking at fuel prices for biodiesel etc i found this .
http://www.petrolprices.com/biodiesel-companies.html
lacroupade
21-05-2010, 11:04
My shed's full of some gradning stuff:nenau at least I think that's what her indoors said :lol
Until she finds your prawn stash.....
makeitfit
21-05-2010, 11:43
Until she finds your prawn stash.....
Oh no worries there mate, I keep the prawn under the bed,no point going out in me wellies, she'd think there was a sheep in my life:lol
Deleted account DD
21-05-2010, 12:10
If you ask me, you know some well dodgy people!
I prefer the term "interesting" :D
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