Re: Diesel mechanic near Downtown L.A.

"Tiger" <tiger0002@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Interesting... I didn't know Brian left. As far as I know, there are
only 
> two kits made... original where you have to change the filter and the 
> current one where there is permanent filter.
>
> I have the permanent filter unit kit. My friend already have it
installed 
> on his for over a year. No problem. I will install mine soon. I like
their 
> kit more than anyone elses. It is simple and it work.
>
> Like the other poster said, all kits are very subjective to who is
better 
> or not. I am a firm believer of single tank setup. WVO has to be
processed 
> correctly before use in any WVO kit.
>
> Same is said for how you filter WVO too. Some prefer to go with Lye to 
> produce biodiesel, some simply just filter the WVO.
>
Tiger I hope that you live someplace warm because the WVO heaters that I 
have seen and heard about from them are not sufficient to warm the "fuel'
to 
the point where the diesel engine can use it without harm.  Dual tank 
systems seem to be the way to go if you must burn WVO.  I will not use
that 
stuff or even actual biodiesel in my 87 300D with a new engine-in 3 years,
a 
new turbo and IP in the last 6 months, and a rebuilt transmission in the 
last 9 months.  Diesel fuel is currently at high price.  Get over it and
do 
not trash your engine with the problems that come with WVO.