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Is there added engine wear using this type of vegetable fuel systyem?

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Is there added engine wear using this type of vegetable fuel systyem?

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No. Studies show that vegetable oil has superior lubrication and detergent values over conventional diesel fuel. Examination of engines running with this type of conversion have shown dramatic reductions of carbon deposits over petro diesel in the engines studied. What about fuel economy (miles per gallon) on vegetable oil? There should be no difference in fuel economy between diesel and vegetable oil. You will receive the high efficiency of a diesel engine on either fuel. (diesel engines are generally 40% more efficient than their gasoline counter parts) What about emissions? There is no sulfur content in vegetable oil which eliminates the first major carcinogen associated with diesel fuel. Vegetable oil plants absorb more carbon dioxide from the air during their growing cycle than is released when the oil is burned, this means that vegetable oil does not produce excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere (this is referred to as carbon neutral). Due to a slightly cooler burn some studies

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