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lard is supposed to be good.
or Goose fat, but thats a bit more expensive.
or Goose fat, but thats a bit more expensive.
gavbriggs
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tdv8, i doubt the tdv8 will like chip fat!!
it'd have to be best quality veg oil/bio
it'd have to be best quality veg oil/bio
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Will Crisp & Dry stop water leaks?????????????
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oi yer can shurrup
egg and bacon sarnie will though
as long as the machine cleans the added 'ingredients' then you should be fine
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Err....NOT!!
That sounds like WVO which is waste oil that has been filtered but still contains bonded fats.
Biodiesel is the process of transesterification which breaks the bond of glycerin from the esters...the bio in other words..this can be used in most diesels because it is thinner than WVO...its the viscosity of the oil which causes prob on some vehicles.
Go have look on here.
vegetableoildiesel.co.uk - Powered by XMB
Excellent site which will point you in the right direction...and yes i do use bio in my rangie andit runs great on it!!
