[Vwdiesel] Know anything about "Diesel Secret"?

James Hansen jhsg at sasktel.net
Thu Apr 24 20:19:54 PDT 2008


wouldn't the low vapor pressure of the gasoline be a problem when 
heating it this way?
-james

David Schwarze wrote:
> I believe the VW manual specifies that you can thin #2 diesel with up to 
> 30% unleaded gasoline if necesesary (presumably when it is very cold). 
> I use this as license to mix filtered WVO with unleaded, which thins it 
> out nicely.  I have never gone beyond 20% unleaded and this was in a 
> Mercedes diesel, not a VW.  Worked fine.  This blend will stay thin down 
> to at least 40 degree temps and has the advantage of NOT causing wax to 
> precipitate out and coat the inside of your gas tank as will happen with 
> a WVO/diesel blend.  If you google this mixture you will find many 
> people running it.
> 
> To answer your question, I don't think a small amount of any "additive" 
> will thin WVO enough to run straight... but why bother anyway when 
> unleaded works so well?  I think my eventual mixture in the turbobus 
> will be about 10% unleaded combined with heating the fuel supply line 
> via the exhaust.  That should be adequate for the climate here in Dallas.
> 
> -David
> 
> William J Toensing wrote:
>> Does anyone know anything good or bad about the Diesel Secret WVO additive? The web address is www.dieselsecret.com . They claim that their additive will allow you to use properly filtered waste vegetable oil as you would ordinary diesel fuel or biodiesel, at a cost of .46 cents a gallon, assuming you can find waste vegetable oil from restaurants, for free, by using their additive. I have contacted local restaurants but they say their oil has already been spoken for. I have seen some adds for "Diesel Secret" on the "Speed TV channel, so I assume some of you must have heard of it too. Some say, just go to the back of a restaurant & take it without permission. But this is stealing & I refuse to do this. 
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