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<blockquote data-quote="Pete Lincoln" data-source="post: 73889" data-attributes="member: 2245"><p><strong>Re: There\'s no words</strong></p><p></p><p>Chris, find me a buyer, ive some pajero badges for sale !!</p><p>I have been there done that on the oil with diesel mix, fill up at Aldi with cooking oil. mate, it smells great, makes me miss fish and chips even more, works ok until the weather gets cold.then the stuff gets a bit more viscosity than it needs which means fitting a tank heater and system, preheater. The idea is great on older cars, but doesn't go well with modern turbo and fuel injection systems. </p><p>Did you know the first diesel engine ran on peanut oil? </p><p>I'll stick with the LPG, virtualy no power loss, runs smooth, its greener and cheaper. cheaper means more money left over for hunting and shooting.</p><p>Pete</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pete Lincoln, post: 73889, member: 2245"] [b]Re: There\'s no words[/b] Chris, find me a buyer, ive some pajero badges for sale !! I have been there done that on the oil with diesel mix, fill up at Aldi with cooking oil. mate, it smells great, makes me miss fish and chips even more, works ok until the weather gets cold.then the stuff gets a bit more viscosity than it needs which means fitting a tank heater and system, preheater. The idea is great on older cars, but doesn't go well with modern turbo and fuel injection systems. Did you know the first diesel engine ran on peanut oil? I'll stick with the LPG, virtualy no power loss, runs smooth, its greener and cheaper. cheaper means more money left over for hunting and shooting. Pete [/QUOTE]
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