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Old 13th October 2010, 12:49   #1
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Has anyone tried putting the pug 1.9TDI engine into a diesel saxo?

If so what were the results like?

The reason for this, i've been looking into biodiesel (8p per litre fuel when done correctly) and I recon with the amount of torque that you'd have from the engine in a saxo shell should make for one hell of a quick car
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having run a car on vegi oil, I would say you are going to need to be careful about choosing the right engine, as you need a pump that will cope with the higher viscosity, and an engine that is happy running alternative fuels as modern diesels dont like them.
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Old 13th October 2010, 13:26   #3
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Got the idea as i've been reading PPC and they're doing a running article on making your own bio-diesel. Had a look for a coverter and found this http://www.yorkshiregreenfuels.co.uk/processor.asp

From the material i've read aslong as the oil is filtered and processed correctly then there shouldn't be any need to change the pump only upgrade the fuel lines.

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Old 13th October 2010, 15:00   #4
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Wouldn't it be very nose heavy/understeering with a large derv lump upfront?
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Old 13th October 2010, 15:07   #5
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Wouldn't it be very nose heavy/understeering with a large derv lump upfront?
Not too sure I was looking to get peoples ideas on it first
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