Install This on Your Car and You'll Never Have to go to the Gas Station Again
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Here is a puzzle... my daughter has a late model Nissan SUV (not sure model or yr) and she has observed that when she enters Portland the transmission stops working every time... it wont shift... if she restarts the car it works again for a while... after she leaves Portland the problem NEVER occurs... have you ever heard of such a thing? Seems it is an "RF" issue... radio signal of some sort...5g? or wi-fi? or something else that is present and strong in Portland but not 10 miles away.
Hey Scotty what do you think about the 2022 Toyota Camry hybrid or the accord hybrid I think that that Camry is better
Hey Scotty I need some advice. I have a 2009 CRV with 205k miles my Catalytic converter was stolen recently, ever since I’ve had it replaced a P0139 code keeps coming up I had the 02 sensor replaced twice and the code won’t stop coming up. My mechanic tells me I need a new ecu but at this point I don’t know what to do
The cost of fuel in the UK has a 25% GREEN levy to pay for windmills, etc.,.
Hey Scott! I'd love to look at the info your friend has about this setup! I might even consider modifying a car with it :o
Imagine the fuel thieves drilling into the tank looking for diesel and getting vegetable oil instead! Great show Scotty, keep the videos coming.
Ι don't have to imagine unfortunately. Drilled into an old 1990s Mercedes diesel's tank and mixed the vegetable oil with some of the diesel I had collected that night by accident! Ruined 6 gallon of diesel for nothing.
Vegetable oil is not cheaper either 🤣🤣
@@multipolarworld. It is when you get paid to take it away from resteraunts. I know a local trucking company in my area near Scotties son who does just that. Also in the state of Massachusetts straight diesel fuel is illegal. It has to have a percentage of it blended in with vegetable oil. It was made into a law a couple of years ago. This includes off road fuel for heating and construction equipment as well as on road for cars and trucks.
tine for french fries
Tank still has Diesel in it. The trunk has the vegetable oil.
this actually was a real trend in germany, early 2000s... every once in a while you followed a car and it smelled all french fries. veggie oil was way cheaper than regular diesel! car companies went so far to publish official lists to identify cars that can and cannot drive on regular vegetable oil. government got wind of it and stopped that by regulating vegetable oil prices ajusting them to diesel prices... game over that was
Government ruining everyone's fun since the 2000s
Government be like, "Oh no, the little people outsmarted us on something, all members must assemble to write a law to stop it, while ensuring our pockets get fatter!"
Fuel and electricity is how governments have been able to control regular individuals lives for a whole century.
That's why governments got into both ASAP. A way to regulate daily life and keep you funding them.
True
Do you have a link to that info?
Scotty, I got that one beat with that old Rabbit sedan. Those old diesels you can not kill. They run forever. I do not know if you know of John Noonan or not. He owns J. P. Noonan trucking West Bridgewater, MA and Hooksett New Hampshire years ago he converted all his trucks to run on vegetable oil. Starting with the one he was driving at the time. He put in a large 1,500 gallon storage and filtration system at his main facility in West Bridgewater. The best thing is he gets paid to run his trucks by all the fast food and Chinese resteraunts. He charges them to pick up their used vegetable oil from their deep fryers. Also the owner and captain of our local deep sea fishing charter boat in my town the Miss Chrissy converted his fishing charter boat's diesel engine to run on vegetable oil. He is a mechanic like you. He has worked on car engines and boat engines all his life. He gets his fuel from John Noonan. His charter boat smells really good every time he goes by my house out in the bay. it makes me hungry.
“ I can’t believe what this vegetable oil did to my customers car!”
What???
Nuthing....
"And I am mad as hell"
@@daedricmode6427 nailed it !!
My car suddenly likes tossed salad 🥗😁
20 years ago, my Genius Daughter at age 17 bought a running Mercedes-Benz 240 non turbo for a few hundred dollars and did this exact modification with radiator heated veggie oil tank in the trunk. It was no race car but it ran good but slow.
sounds like she had a good father
240D is slow regardless of whether you run diesel or vegetable oil.
Hey Scotty! You're an American national treasure. In fact, an international treasure!
Universal treasure...even aliens are watching his channel..great advise on engine maintenance applicable to anti gravity machines too!
@@fidelcatsro6948 Aliens: Engines, how quaint.
@@johnmcgill3603 i bet anti gravity machines using element115 propulsion fuel have some kind of lubricant to change too every certain gazillion miles! 🐱👍🏿
@@fidelcatsro6948 he got aliens driving Toyotas in space lol🤣
@@aybeem no wonder theyre reliable, alien technology exchange partnership 👽👨⚖️✔️
My 1984 M-1009 Military truck will run on just about anything. It has the 6.2 L diesel non turbo. It would survive an EMP too. That guys setup is perfect. You need to run it on diesel before you shut it off to clean the injectors. You dont want the Vegetable oil on cold injectors at start up.
Here in The Netherlands, it's technically illegal to drive a diesel on vegetable oils.
This is because it's not taxed as a fuel.
Lmao
That's too bad. It irks me that here in California, fuel tax has gone up so much that it is the highest in the US, but people with EV cars are not taxed for their road use.
So much for being eco-friendly if the government doesn't get a cut of it...
Here in Italy is illegal too
And here vegetable oil costs like 2€ a gallon
Illegal because we don’t get our cut. Lol.
I'm in the uk and been doing this for years I put it straight in the main tank no mods 100% veg oil in the summer 50 50 mix in winter
I live in Winnipeg. My friend Ed who passed away of old age several years ago, ran his diesel VW on a similar setup.
Now you're giving me ideas Scotty. I have a diesel Jetta myself.
Old proverb: "Man saying 'it cannot be done' should not interfere with man doing it!"
I have always said that you are only limited by your imagination.
It depends on how old your car is and the fuel pump you have. Plus shops here in England limit what you can buy
Runs 100% on "I can't believe it is not diesel"
I remember back in the 70s during the gas shortage my dad had converted our Cadillac El dorado to accept propane. It was pretty cool to have two tanks. After flipping a switch, we had an extra full tank to keep on going.
Propane was highly used in Brazil countryside in the 80’s and 90’s.
Propane as fuel is highly used in the Caribbean
A bunch of forklifts and the like still use it today. The Illuminati won't have that independence.
Around 20 years ago I was able to buy 100% biodiesel at the bowser it was recycled cooking oil. I was running it in my 1989 Ford trader diesel tipper running the Mazda engine. I found it had more power on hills ran cooler the only draw back was all the stray cats and dogs would follow my truck and were trying to lick the tailpipe and the fuel tank if I accidentally spilled some on the side of the tank. The very first Diesel engines were designed to run on peanut oil as distillate fuel was not available at the time.
Someone protect this man and the guy who did this please
Damn this sounds more logical and doable for the nearer future in comparison to ev when it comes to helping the environment
EV's do nothing good for the environment. You do realize they run on the coal that was used to generate their electricity. Using vegetable oil only accelerates the destruction of the rainforest to make fuel farms.
It is also a problem of scalability. If 300 million cars in the US/Can needed scrap vegetable oil...there isn't enough and fresh oil would be $30 a gal.
Worse than the scalability of EVs...but that's going to be really bad in 10 years in nations that will mamdate them. There's not enough electrical grid to handle all the cars in service today if they were EVs.
Haha do it 😅
a McD in every city
But but, are the money people gonna keep shoveling in the money. Come on man think of the billionaires.
Hey Scotty. £2.06 a litre in England today and the cheapest supermarket was a bargain at £1.97 a litre. That’s over $12USD a gallon!
A friend of mine had this same vehicle. Everytime she drove down the street it would smell like a fast food restaurant on wheels. Still really cool because she got the oil for free as well.
Where did she get free veggie oil?
@@MaLiArtworks186 Local restaurants is where she got most of the used oil. Cool concept, but it was a lot of work for one person to do alone.
I knew a college kid that did this to his parents mid 80s Mercedes sedan. He said he never paid for fuel. Just stray cats were in his yard every morning. Chinese restaurants loved to see him pull up.
McD or any chicken joint too
Lol!
Back in 1982 I work at a Volkswagen dealership in Toronto Canada and the mechanic had a 1981 Volkswagen rabbit a rebuilt the engine and ran it exclusively on vegetable oil. But he only used the car during the summer months because of the cold weather up here like he said the vegetable oil congeals. He had that car for nine or 10 years before he had to get rid of it because of the rust on the body. As always I enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work. 😎
As to the price of diesel fuel I remember back in the 70s and into the 80s diesel fuel up here was less than one dollar a gallon.
Hi, i used vegetable oil on my old nissan sunny in the summer. No problem at all. And it was cheap, back in the 2002. The liter oil was chaeper than Diesel. My main gas station was Aldi 😎
I saw a guy collecting used oil from restaurants and using that for free.
I read about a guy that did this with a Datsun pickup in the 1970s. He got over 300,000 miles out of his motor because the fuel is a lubricant as well....
"SMELLS LIKE FRENCHFRIES" got me rolling
I'm surprised biodiesel or biofuels haven't taken off. Could come in handy these days if you want to cut down on emissions.
Palm oil is a large and cheap oil in Malaysia. I remember 30 years ago, some diesel cars were converted and did very well.
In the UK you have to declare (and pay tax) on veg oil if used for fuel, if you use more than a certain amount.
Bad form
Scotty's little speech at the end reminds me of a shirt that I have that reads "I dont need sex. The government screws me every day!"
That Sure sounds like a Big Seller to Me! 😀😎
@@oswaldjames5332 Especially at Jury duty. Yes it will get you thrown off a panel.
@@jamesvalenti9288 Yeah,I can see that! You should get some made for sale!!😀✌️😎
Willie Nelson has been powering his tour bus on biodiesel for many years.
He does love internalizing nature
And his brain on THC.
I currently own and daily drive a 2003 Jetta TDI (ALH). Bought it 4 years ago with 172,000 miles (American car but i live in Canada). The only money i have put into besides oil changes are a coolant temperature sensor ($35 Canadian), and a rear strut mount or something like that ($65 with labour).
I get over 1000km a tank and it has been flawless. It's now sitting at 230,000 miles and i've barely put $500 into it including tires.
Might trade it for a clean Jetta wagon. Diesel right now is more expensive than Premium Gas in Ontario.
You'll trade it in for a gasoline Jetta wagon or a TDI Jetta wagon?
@@epbski TDI all day bud, i'd never buy a gas VW.
is it confusing looking the at speedometer when driving being mph (United States) and underneath has km/h (Canada)?
@@mabeljoe4305 you get used to it. Traffic tells you how your speed is.
Try a Touareg TDI 😛
This was true in the uk till a few years ago , the government decided that a lot of people were using it as fuel so now the veg oil is taxed almost the same as diesel and cost about the same to . Unless your using used theres not a lot of difference in the price
The best reliable VW ALH engine. Rated for 1.5 million miles.
Also try to get manual. If you find an properly maintained automatic than yes other than that 99% will fail. You can get 50mpg plus with normal driving. So dude runs methane and get 65mpg plus.
Where I live diesel is the same price as the oil, but it's a good idea for who gets the oil for free from a restaurant or something.
All I do is filter the chip oil though a fine net curtain 👍👍👍
I think Scotty Kilmer is brilliant. He does the research and he works hard and I enjoy his videos.
Back when home heating oil was cheaper than Diesel people around here used to fill up with that.
I was doing this on a motorhome 12 years ago with cummins 6bt.
I had a teacher in high school who did this! Would be a fun project!
In the UK some diesel cars have been using used cooking oil for the last 20yrs or so, free from the right places. My car is converted to LPG and the oil and engine stay clean with less polution, 80p a litre instead of petrol at £1.80 ltr. If you wanted you could compress domestic gas and avoid fuel duty completly with tweaking of the LPG ECU settings. Have you tried running (adding) water, (HHO)?, again a "pre computer" car may be needed here or some ECU adjusting if possible!
CAN YOU JUST IMAGINE IF ENGINEERS ACTUALLY WANTED TO MAKE THINGS REALLY WORK FOR THE AVERAGE MAN.
Politicians: Drive an EV that runs on coal. It's more eco-friendly.
Citizens: Got me some veggie oil here...
This man is a GENIUS!!
Its funny I see this video today when I was just thinking about this car idea yesterday!! Wow, Scotty was listening to me!! Lol Scotty thank for so many years helping us out!! Your the best!!!
I considered doing the same thing a few years back with a beat up old Mercedes 600 I was given, the main problem I came across was the takeout joints got their waste oil taken away for free, or the waste disposal/recycling guys would actuality buy it.
This stuff works great on cabover fleet vehicles. Isuzu, Hino and Fuso pre 2010 of course.
In Argentina vegetable oil was about 25 cents a litre, when England found out, El Patito Oil was never to be seen again. The again with the prices in England you could run a truck on grade A Olive Oil and still pay less than diesel.
Ran used veggy oil in two ‘81 volks over 8 years. Used a cream separator as a centrifuge to clean the oil and added it right into the fuel tank. I didn’t even change the fuel filters. Wish I still had one
Scotty, you’re one of a kind. God broke the mold when he made you!😂😂😂
What’s the website of the Portuguese guy that made this vegetable oil set up would love to look more into this?
Ikr. I am wondering the same thing.
If Scotty had an arm-powered vehicle, or a wind turbine in his yard at arm height, he would be energy independent!
Keep you arm power tools in your pants
😁
🤣
The price of Vegetable oil just went up ...
Use the used veg oil. Restaurants have to pay $ to have their oil oil taken away. A friend of mine years ago would get a call from one of the restaurants asking her when she could come by and get it. No cost.
They have been running vehicles on used fryer oil in my area for a while now as there are alot of restaurants around me. If it works, why not? 😲😲😲
I love how much you hate politicians, Scotty. I feel among family.
Everyone should hate them
I seem to remember used oil is actually better. When food is cooked in the oil the water in the food evaporates. The steam bubbling through the oil removes certain parts of the oil that are less combustible. That's part of the particulate that settles out of the oil. Then you simply heat the oil for a little while and remove any excess moisture. So if you can get the oil from a couple restaurants and have a tank to let it settle you can have free fuel for a long time.
Biggest problem is natural rubber. You can't use rubber seals and tubes. The oil eats right through it. You need synthetic hoses a seals
Used cooking oil looses water in minutes, not hours
That veggie oil also has a lot more lubricity then modern ULSD as well so the pumps will be very happy and won’t wear as much
Scotty goes green.
"You want fries with that?"
lol
I am old enough to remember that guy but he was not met with much enthusiasm by OPEC or the the Car Industry at the time and I am so thankful that he was not MIA !!!!
I have been running my Renault van on chip oil for years .I run it on diesel for a week every two months 👍👍👍👍
Cool!
Keep the straight vegetable oils preheated and adequately filtered before burning them.
Saturated cooking fats should be settled out and converted to biodiesel and said saturated biodiesel should be mixed back into the unsaturated portions, that way you have a better and more consistent burning and lessen likelihood for problems in the long run.
I think this guy clearly has it figured out if he took one to 400k and built a new one
correct
You just boil, cool and filter like any saturated fat removal.
Scotty, the refining plants built and used to process grain oils for vegetable oils are very much like petroleum plants they even look like them. Besides that we shouldn't consume the grain oils as these oils are toxic for our bodies over time. Just make fuel for diesel engines!
Agreed. Aerosolized Glyphosate from Biodiesel contributed to the lung infections of the vial injected in Milan and Wuhan
yes i agree healthiest cooking oils are ghee, coconut oil, avocado oil, pure olive oil
@@fidelcatsro6948 straight up I’m a fatty but I won’t buy deserts at the store if they don’t use real butter/dairy 🤣
@@ImAHelicopterItIsSir you should be fasting!
Rice Bran Oil, the only good grain oil !!!
That turbo makes a difference. Knew a guy back in the 80's had a diesel rabbit. Was it slow, 0-60 in 45 seconds.
Not only it pollutes less, but is completely non toxic unlike diesel exhaust gas. Sadly the 1.9 tdi is one of the only engines that are both good on emmisions and can be ran on vegetable oil. Most newer engines have injectors that can’t work with it(higher viscosity)
I had a 2000 diesel Beetle. Great drive train and solid car but EVERYTHING ELSE BROKE. Bought the car for 11K. Probably spent more than that on repairs. Brokeswagon
That's why you get an older one, 1999 thru 2003 with the ALH 1.9L engine with the 5 speed trans. Auto trans were junk. You can swap the two trannies though
Scotty can you do a full conversion to vegetable oil video? That would be fun.
I've heard of a guy who uses used oil from fast food joints and restaurants. I guess he has an efficient way to filter it for his fuel creation process. 500 miles on how many gallons? But even still, it's *500 miles.* But, sadly, it only works with diesel engines. I researched it for the process and engine types. I watched a 2016 Texas city TV News channel coverage video and the guy was filtering heated used restaurant oil in what looked like a burlap sack, which was probably lined inside with something like a t-shirt fabric. Seems that's all that's needed, but the video wasn't specific there. There were comments of people using fresh bought vegetable or peanut oils to prevent having to filter it. One guy diluted diesel with fresh oil 50/50 to keep from having to filter it and from having to switch between tanks. The need or not for vehicle-mounted filtering was discussed, so I guess the new oil users didn't need it. One guy said 2011 and older, so maybe that depends on the vehicle manufacturer. Many there have been doing it for years, while some having been at it for 10 years and maybe more by now. There were also many 2022 comments. Who knew? Well, they did! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 It's apparently been around for quite some time.
Why Redline??? Ever??? That's stupid!!! Yeah, maybe burning under the hood or from the tailpipe.... or maybe *both.*
There is a guy who runs his truck on homemade diesel fuel made from used motor oil.
If you can get red diesel, it mixes with vegetable oil at up to 1:1 without any further effort. Alternately building the refining equipment for real biodiesel is very possible for a home shop.
I’ve heard of kerosene, propane etc, but vegetable oil? Now that awesome…
Loving it !!
What other vehicles can we do this with ?????
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The fuel in the UK at the moment is £2 per litre which works out in the American dollar to $12 a gallon I run a diesel vehicle not a good idea to run the modern diesels on vegetable oil unless it’s on the premix but all the sameIt’s well worth thinking about
You have to be careful about advertising that you are using BIO-Diesel. In Missouri, if they find out they will send you a bill for the fuel tax.
as fascist as CA
None of their business if you ask me....
@@johnfitbyfaithnet I agree..BUT...It's a fuel tax. Not a gasoline tax. Electric car owners had better brace themselves. At some point electricity will be subject to a fuel tax.
Place in this area manufactures furnaces that off used cooking oil. Similar concept. I was going to do this with a VW Rabbit 25 years ago. Car failed, so switched to Mercedes. Health failed, so canned plans. Old idea. Main thing is cold weather problems.
Outstanding video and presentation.
Scotty should check out the Thailand car/truck scene on the channel "CB Media" for some interesting engine setups, especially pertaining to diesel engines. It's some crazy horsepower and torque coming out of 3.0 Liter 4 cylinder rice burners, or in this case diesel burners. Rolling Coal, so stinky and beautiful at the same time.
I have a TDI, the range is amazing… edit: it’s pretty hard to drive a full tank without stopping!
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My sisters youngest son has done this for years. He only uses the car line the summer. He lives in upstate New York. It get way below 0 in the winter.
GREAT SHOW SCOTTY.
You can buy kits to convert pickups to run on veggie oil . They are built into tool boxes
Scotty, please make us a car just like it!
This is unbelievably neat!!!
Years ago I used old sump oil in my diesel cars just mix it in the tank
That is why they suppressed the MTY engine, it ran on vegetable oil, and any other fuel.
Diesel designed his motor to run on peanut oil back in the 1800's... not very hard to do. with diesels prior to 2007 👍😉 one more secret out
He said 2010 not 2007, which is correct.
@toriless Depends on when they put all the adBlue and DPF systems
@@IbnuCuruk 2007 and after except for the Ford psd 6.0 used in trucks up til 09 and 11 for the fleet vans 🤔
@@z1berzerker I see
@@IbnuCuruk In a nutshell 6.4 psd runs Def... Any 6.0 psd able to run veg oil... Cold weather beware 🤔
There is a professional company collecting the grease from the fryers from the Carols Corporation (Burger King in Upstate NY) to turn it into biofuel. In turn businesses are buying that biofuel directly from that processing company to fuel their fleet vehicles. It would not surprise me if they eventually make a decent enough amount to consider offering deals to Rochester and Syracuse to run parts of the bus services. Syracuse has already been gradually changing over to natural gas for over 20 years and it would not surprise me if they consider biodiesel a step up.
Remember, Mr Diesel ran his first engines on peanut oil...
Have to do something like that soon, diesel is 10 dollars per gallon here now here in Finland. There are few guys who refine their own diesel from excess grease of restaurants, it halves the price even after the taxes they pay to the government.
Using vegetable oil as gas is same as vaping instead of smoking cigarettes!!!! Popcorn lung from vaping literally came from the vegetable oil steam in the air at popcorn factories.
~my vegetable oil brings all the mechanics to the yard~
... cause you got slick junk in the trunk
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"SMELLS LIKE FRENCH FRIES!!!"
Lmfao
“Smells like french fries”😂😂😂
I dump used motor oil in my transfer tank on my 95 Cummins works great mixed with the diesel fuel it gets filtered when it comes ot of the tank
There isn't enough vegetable oil to keep up to demand. So going back to water engine or magnetic propelled engines is the best
Plant more vegetables 😉
No but there’s enough to supplement our dwindling supply of conventional oil.
Water and magnetic engines. No doubt.
"Smells Like French Fries!" Haha
I have actually been following trucks that smell like French fries. Busses too. I get very hungry when I follow vehicles like that.
I worked with a guy 25 yrs ago who did this on a VW rabbit except he never used diesel. Only used oil
My colleague here in UK been using used chip shop oil in his old Citroen xsarra since 2008.
You can mix diesel with vegetable oil 70to 30 will go not a problem 😎👍🏻.
Yep! Ran a 1996 Transit 80 with a 2.5 litre diesel on a mix of 50/50 in winter and 70/30 in summer. This was new oil when it was cheaper per litre than diesel fuel. That said, if you filter your chip oil (sorry French fry oil) and then centrifuge it there's nothing stopping you tipping it in your diesel tank. Check your fuel filter regularly and maybe install a second inline filter before the factory one.
@@johnpowell5433 I had Mercedes 123 from 1982 2.4D Kero vegetable oil you name it…no problem 😎.