A buddy of mine says there is two ways to make bio-diesel. One is to cook (heat) it and the other you dont have to. He has been making it for about 2 years for his wifes jacked up 4x4 excursion and swears he hasnt had a minutes problem. Is this possible? Whats the pros and cons of it if its possible?

 

Reacting with heat takes about 1 to 2 hours.

Reacting without heat can take weeks.

Technically your freind is correct but in real world he is incorrect.

I've never seen cold processed biodiesel pass a quality test.

Just because he hasnt damaged his engine doesnt mean you wont if you do it the same way.

I show a lot of people how to make fuel.. I'm always training someone every day and I can tell you that almost every single person who says "They learned from a freind" has been given false information.

No disrespect to "friends" but information seems to degrade as it goes from one person to the next.

Hope this helps..

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Diesel secret is NOT bio-diesel. Make sure that you understand the terminology before you get confused when we talk about transversification and tritration as Murph has pointed out.

 

PURE SNAKE OIL!

Read these posts first: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...ught-this.html

Show me just one scientific study that shows it works...........................

Testimonials don't count..........................Pay anyone enough $$$$$$$$and they'll say anything you want!




BACK AWAY FROM THE DSE!Unless you have lots of exta $$$$$$$$$$

 

Where did the guy mention DSE ????????

Anyone stupid enough to use that stuff is going to get a big surprise..

 

Other posts Murph, I just happened to put 2 and 2 together and posted it here.

 

he is correct Murphy2000........I wasnt sure what it was called until I read another post.