Ninadecaramelo asked:
I live in Phoenix, Arizona. Do you know of anyone who can convert my truck to biodiesel, and what do you need to do to convert a truck to biodiesel? I want to keep using my truck in an environmentally sound way, and I want to make a stand against using oil by not buying gasoline anymore!
I live in Phoenix, Arizona. Do you know of anyone who can convert my truck to biodiesel, and what do you need to do to convert a truck to biodiesel? I want to keep using my truck in an environmentally sound way, and I want to make a stand against using oil by not buying gasoline anymore!
If your truck is not too old, it can use biodiesel now. I think all 1999 or later models are ready as is. Older models may been some parts changed. I believe some kinds of rubber can degrade in the presence of biodiesel. So can some kinds of metal.
If your truck currently runs on gasoline, switch to ethanol. It is made in America from corn. You can safely run 10-30% ethanol in it with no modifications at all. If you want to go higher than 30% ethanol in your fuel tank check out:
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