[Strazzman]

I have started using Boidiesel in my 130 Defender. Make it myself at home, cost is less than 25% of bowser price, and exhaust smells of fish and chips. Love it. No I am not a greenie but love the thought of not paying all that excise and other taxes that the wonderful government seems to think is needed so they can save the world and have a good retirement. To the rest of the landy world - give it a go. The money you save will pay for little toys to add to the landy. :drive: :clap: :wave:

 

[xpower racer]

so how do you process it? Whats done to it to make it run on a landrover? Is it legal?

 

[01001010]

Xpower, how's it goin bud, haven't seen ya post in a while...

John, thats awsome...please elaborate

 

[xpower racer]

:wave: Nice to be missed.. I've been lurking.. Not had much to say thats all :dunno:

 

[01001010]

cool...well good to see ya found your way back :wave: ..haha..so that gas thing sounds interesting eh? I'm tryin to google it now

 

[01001010]

aw man..nevermind...diesel engines only :shifty:

http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html

 

[Dmarchand]

You can find many "How to's" on http://www.biodieselnow.com

Also their are links to a station search engine for B20 and B100 (Although I only use B20).

 

[Strazzman]

those links are good ones, for others just put 'biodiesel' into the searchengine and have a look at the first few pages. In short you use used cooking/vegetable oil, remove the glycerine from the esters and put it in the tank and off you go. I am running B100 now and it is great, the economy is a little less than regular diesel but at 23cpl v 109cpl who cares. :buttrock:

 

[Searcaigh]

X-power, quite a few guys in the UK run the stuff too, go to Billing and you are bound to find a few, just use your nose

 

[cfschaer]

imagine

thx for the advise
imagine we all used biodiesel
technically fine for the engine

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  mother nature loves you
  the poor guys from Flint Michigan who clean up the mess in Iraq can go home
  sounds too good to be true...
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