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Old 01-31-2010, 09:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Any one using WVO as fuel?
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Any one using WVO as fuel?
Scroll down to the lower forums there is a forum dedicated to it.
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WVO is fine. I prefer to blend my WVO with thinning agents, primarily diesel. Thinning reduces viscosity just as well as a heated fuel system but you don't need all the other equipment or separate tanks. I'd do heated WVO if I went on long trips often but I don't. 90 percent of my driving is less than 10 miles each way, hardly enough time to get the WVO hot unless I had a very small WVO tank. No that I've got a great source for WMO I may stop using WVO altogether.
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