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Vehicles converted to Used Cooking Oil

The following vehicles have been reported by members of this forum as being converted to use Used Cooking Oil as a fuel.

These are 2 tank conversions, unless otherwise stated.

Cement Mixer Electric Start 8hp - NON TURBO !!!

Deutz 3 cyl diesel
Deutz 2 cyl diesel

Ford F250 2003 powerstroke
Ford 2004 Courier 2.5TD
Ford Ranger (pre TDCi) 2004,2006

Holden/Isuzu Jackaroo 19?? 2.4L 4-cyl n/a diesel
Holden/Isuzu Jackaroo 1998 4JG2 3.1L 4-cyl Di turbo diesel 45,000km on WVO 2 tank home built system 6 solenoid valves.

Hummer H1

Kubota tractor bio/SVO blend

Landrover Discovery 1994 300TDI

Mazda Capella 1990 2.0L 4-cyl n/a diesel
Mazda Capella 1990 2.0L 4-cyl supercharged diesel

Mercedes Benz 19?? 240D

Mercedes Benz 1978 W123 300D 3.0L 5-cyl n/a diesel
Mercedes Benz 1978 W123 300D, 3.0L 5-cyl Elsbett one tank system.
Mercedes Benz 1980 W123 300D 3.0L 5-cyl n/a diesel
Mercedes Benz 1980 W123 300TD 3.0L 5-cyl turbo diesel
Mercedes Benz 1981 W123 300D 3.0L 5-cyl n/a diesel
Mercedes Benz 1984 W123 300D 3.0L 5-cyl n/a diesel

Mercedes Benz 1993 W124 300D 3.0L 6-cyl n/a diesel

Mercedes Benz 1994 C250D Engine: OM605, 5 cylinder 20 valve with Bosch in-line mechanical pump
Mercedes Benz 1995 C250D 5 cyl n/a diesel

Mercedes Benz 1990 190D 2.5L OM602 1 tank with 30 plate HE. total 318000kms, wvo/svo for 50000kms,

Mitsubish Pajero 1985 4x4 4 cyl 4d55/4d56 (2.3/2.5/2.8)
Mitsubish Triton 1994 ?.? 4 cyl n/a diesel
Mitsubish Triton 1997 ?.? 4 cyl n/a diesel


Nissan Navara 1984 ?.? 4-cyl n/a diesel
Nissan Navara 1988 4x4 2.7L 4-cyl n/a diesel

Nissan Patrol 1980 MQ series 3.3L 6-cyl turbo diesel
Nissan Patrol 1981 MQ series 3.3L 6-cyl n/a diesel WVO since 2005
Nissan Patrol 1984 MQ series 3.3L 6-cyl n/a diesel
Nissan Patrol 1986 MK series SD33 3.3 6cyl IDI Single tank 100% SVO unconverted engine (soon to add heaters)
Nissan Partol 1996 TrayBack TD42.
Nissan Patrol 1996 GQ series 3.3L 6cyl n/a diesel converted Sept 2006 42,000kms
Nissan Patrol 19?? GQ series 4.2L 6-cyl n/a diesel
Nissan Patrol 1995 GQ RD28T 2.8 litre 6 cyl turbo diesel.
Nissan Patrol 1999 GU Y61 RD28T
Nissan Patrol 2005 GU TD42 TDi 4.2 litre 6 cyl turbo intercooled diesel.
Nissan Terrano 19?? 2.7L 4-cyl turbo diesel

Nissan RD2.8t 1998,1999
Nissan 4.2TD 1996,2001,2004


Powerboat 52ft 671GM diesel

Toyota Corolla 1992 LX 2.0L 4-cyl n/a diesel

Toyota Hiace Van 1990 2.4L 4 cyl n/a diesel, converted 2003
Toyota Hiace Van 1992 ?.? 4-cyl n/a diesel
Toyota Hiace Van 1998 3.0L 4 cyl n/a diesel, converted 2006, 40,000+km
Toyota Hiace Van 2003 “5L” engine 3.0 litre 4 cyl n/a diesel, converted 2008, 30,000 km on WVO

Toyota Hilux Surf (4runner) 19?? ?.? 4-cyl n/a diesel converted WVO since 2006 80,000 kms
Toyota Hilux Surf (4runner) 19?? 2.4 4-cyl n/a diesel
Toyota Hilux Ute 1981 (2wd) ?.? 4-cyl n/a diesel
Toyota Hilux Ute 1989 2.8 4-cyl n/a diesel
Toyota Hilux Ute 1989 2.8 4-cyl turbo diesel
Toyota Hilux Surf 1990 2.8 4-cyl n/a IDI diesel converted 14/6/2008
Toyota Hilux Dual Cab Ute 1992 (4wd) ?.? 4-cyl n/a diesel
Toyota Hilux Ute 1994 2.8lt 4-cyl n/a diesel

Toyota Landcruiser 80, 1990, Engine:1HD-T copper pipe HE+ 20 plate FPHE, Toyota fuel solenoids and filters.
Toyota LandCruiser 1980 HJ45 series troopy 3.6 6-cyl n/a diesel converted 18/01/2008
Toyota Landcruiser 1989 60 series wagon HJ61 12-HT 4.0 6-cyl Di turbo diesel (factory turbo)
Toyota LandCruiser 1989 60 series wagon 4.0 6-cyl n/a diesel
Toyota LandCruiser 1990 80 series wagon 4.2 6-cyl 1HDJ81 Di turbo diesel
Toyota LandCruiser 1990 75 series Cab Chassis 4.2 6-cyl n/a diesel - converted late 2007 4,500 km
Toyota Landcruiser (Troopy) 1991 HZJ75 - Two Tank System- 90ltr Dino / 140ltr WVO, 30 plate HE, CAV filter, 20 plate HE, 2 x 6 way pollack valves (one for delayed purge changeover) = 8000km on WVO and counting.
Toyota LandCruiser 1991 HZJ 75 troopy 4.2 6-cyl n/a diesel
Toyota LandCruiser 1998 HZJ 75 troopy 4.2 6-cyl n/a IDI diesel - converted 5/1/2008 - 2 tank system - 40,000 km on WVO @ 17/8/2008
Toyota Tarago 19?? 2.4 4-cyl n/a diesel
Toyota Trayback Commercials 3l TD : Both 2000+ Imports Di's


Water Pump 5hp - NON TURBO !!!!

If members wish to add to this list, please contact a Moderator to edit this post.

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Tony

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Re: Vehicles converted to Used Cooking Oil

This has been submitted by Tim-HJ61 :

Not all vehicles can be listed, so we have developed a guide for those
people starting on this interesting journey of using WVO as fuel. You will
have to know three things about your engine - not your vehicle - but your
engine and then work through the matrix.

Does it have:
- Indirect or Direct Injection?
- Is the injection pump an inline or a Bosch VE rotary pump?
- Are the injectors Mechanical or Electronic?


This rating system is simply a guide to the relative ease of conversion for various types of engines and the particular issues you may have. For example, a newbie with a Level 5 engine has a much bigger learning curve and risk associated with conversion than with a Level 1 engine.


Level 1
Indirect Injection + Inline injection Pump + Mechanical injectors
Examples - Mercedes 5 cyl, older Toyota Hilux, 2H Landcruiser, older Nissan 4.2, Nissan SD22, SD33.


Level 2.
Indirect Injection + Rotary (Bosch VE) injection pump + Mechanical injectors
Examples: 1HZ Landcruiser, Hilux, Nissan 2.8 and 4.2

Level 3.
Direct Injection + Inline injection pump + Mechanical injectors
Examples: Toyota 12h-T

Level 4
Direct injection + Rotary (Bosch VE) injection pump + Mechanical injectors
Example: Toyota 1HDT, and Toyota 1HD-FTE with extra care.

Level 5
Direct Injection + Rotary (Bosch VE) Injection pump with electronic controls + electronic injectors
Example: Nissan 3l, all modern common rail engines.
** Conversions with electronic injectors carry a high degree of risk of significant problems. Considerable research and understanding of the fine detail of these MUST be undertaken and you MUST be technically competent. It is highly likely they cannot be run on SVO. If you have success, please let us know.

Level 6
Engines such as those with Lucas Injection Pumps. Regarded as doomed to fail on straight SVO. Blends could be considered.

Although not assigned a rating, Duramax engines with HEIP Injectors may present further challenges. There has been little long term testing on these engines. Perhaps we can rate them at some time in the future.

Elsbett manufacture kits for some vehicles which exchange injectors and allow for both single and dual tank functions. .

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