Just put in a two tank system and got a job on the island for the Summer...
Looking for some WVO hookups- Who's got what?
Do you have any extra filtered WVO available for free or at a reasonable price?
If not... Does anyone have filtering equipment they want to part with?
Im interested in co-ops. I would be willing to track down and pick up WVO to filter it using your gear etc etc... whatever works...
Cheers, Duncan
Any filteredWVO in the Victoria - Duncan area, or equipment?
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Re: Any filteredWVO in the Victoria - Duncan area, or equipm
From what I've gathered, the co-op thing really hasn't taken off on the Island. Most of us are just cooking it and filtering it on our own in our back yards.
I'm still looking for a centrifuge for my own needs.
I'm still looking for a centrifuge for my own needs.
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Duncan
Check with Noel at enviroimports in Victoria and Joe (Luna-sea) up in Nanaimo. They both have their arms in wvo.
Check with Noel at enviroimports in Victoria and Joe (Luna-sea) up in Nanaimo. They both have their arms in wvo.
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Roger that! Thanks for the direction
I'll be up and down the island this Summer... Cant wait to make some good use out of the van!
Having some issues at the moment though, just had to run a full tank of diesel through Montana and maybe all the way to Vancouver this week. I think my fuel pump isnt working.
I switch to diesel and then have the engine bay open whilst driving, PUMPING the diesel fuel filter was the only way to stay above 60km/h on the highway and I couldnt find any other leaks or issues with the system... Ideas?
It performs until higher speeds then it almost seems as if the tranny isnt happy because its jumping down gears and seems as if its just not getting the fuel... or airs getting in somewhere, but Im pretty sure its not. I guess I have to locate the fuel pump and check it somehow. Should be good though as its brand new from CC autos in November...
Anyway... should be fixed soon and ready for an island Summer
Cheers, Duncan
I'll be up and down the island this Summer... Cant wait to make some good use out of the van!
Having some issues at the moment though, just had to run a full tank of diesel through Montana and maybe all the way to Vancouver this week. I think my fuel pump isnt working.
I switch to diesel and then have the engine bay open whilst driving, PUMPING the diesel fuel filter was the only way to stay above 60km/h on the highway and I couldnt find any other leaks or issues with the system... Ideas?
It performs until higher speeds then it almost seems as if the tranny isnt happy because its jumping down gears and seems as if its just not getting the fuel... or airs getting in somewhere, but Im pretty sure its not. I guess I have to locate the fuel pump and check it somehow. Should be good though as its brand new from CC autos in November...
Anyway... should be fixed soon and ready for an island Summer
Cheers, Duncan
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It really does sounds like a vacuum leak some where. On one WVO Delica I had identical symptoms, but after replacing all the WVO systems seals and redoing every single hose connection, the problems was solved. This is where the oil soaked Q tip used inside of each hose end, new quality ring seals on the WVO valves, and best quality hose clamps made a difference. More often then not, the WVO installs I've been involved with have problems like this at first, pretty darn normal. More fuel lines, thick fluid through a filter, and such, it can happen easily. Hope you save the money and find out it's just air getting in.BobTheRussian wrote:Roger that! Thanks for the direction
I'll be up and down the island this Summer... Cant wait to make some good use out of the van!
Having some issues at the moment though, just had to run a full tank of diesel through Montana and maybe all the way to Vancouver this week. I think my fuel pump isnt working.
I switch to diesel and then have the engine bay open whilst driving, PUMPING the diesel fuel filter was the only way to stay above 60km/h on the highway and I couldnt find any other leaks or issues with the system... Ideas?
It performs until higher speeds then it almost seems as if the tranny isnt happy because its jumping down gears and seems as if its just not getting the fuel... or airs getting in somewhere, but Im pretty sure its not. I guess I have to locate the fuel pump and check it somehow. Should be good though as its brand new from CC autos in November...
Anyway... should be fixed soon and ready for an island Summer
Cheers, Duncan
With low power, for what ever the reason, the transmission kick down cable causes what you described.
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