Now he is back. The winter. So the nice indeed for one or the other may be, as vegetable oil makes a driver is not really happy. Hours Orgelnd the starter. Stuttering and spitting of the engine. No
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The winter set in earlier days is a problem time for motor vehicles with vegetable oil as fuel - frost, ice and snow:: colder temperatures
Titled let the fuel be thick, making it ever less suitable for use in motor vehicles. Could solve this problem by the vegetable oil in winter beimischte as diesel. But there is another way: Matching make vegetable oil additives on freezing days, sometimes even without a diesel additive to an excellent fuel.
With the cold came the problems
compared to diesel is vegetable oil more viscous fuel, it therefore has a higher viscosity. Which is in winter when cold temperatures increased again, so enlarge the differences in the viscosity of diesel and vegetable oil. Driving with pure vegetable oil in cold temperatures can mean trouble for the engine. In particular, the fuel filter is suffering because he threatens to become obese. Cold-pressed oil is there something more problematic than refined vegetable oil. For both, however, there are solutions. The problem can be countered, for example, with a mixture of vegetable oil and diesel, occur in such non-issues. In the two-tank system is started with diesel anyway, before the vehicle switches to vegetable oil as fuel. Starting problems in winter thus be reduced. When a one-tank system is only a mixture of diesel and vegetable oil in a single tank. For a temperature of 0 degrees about 10% diesel as an additive is recommended for vegetable oil. However, there is also the one-tank system usually cheaper solutions or additives but vegetable oil fuels sold directly as fuel additive. And an additional modification of the car is eligible.
Additional Reconstruction of the car
A small additional Conversion of the vehicle can help reduce problems in winter. Suitable for example, is a small heating system, which is also suitable for use with vegetable oil as fuel. The heating system is installed before the filter input and heat the vegetable oil in addition. Thus, for example, a narrowing or even blockage of the filter is prevented, which would at least lead to an increased consumption of fuel has prevented the worst case, the functionality of the entire car. The heating system is the driver by means of an on-and off switch inside the car can be enabled or disabled and provides for good flow of fuel, even at very low temperatures. The technique was prepared by Technical Control Board approved (TÜV) and maintenance-and maintenance-free.
additives
examples of such additives are MathyPLUS-Da / W or DX52. They ensure the easy use of vegetable oil as fuel in the winter in freezing temperatures down to -25, sometimes of up to -36 degrees Celsius. With such additives, the ignition of the fuel is improved. However, this is not their only advantage: DX52 such as purified by using additives and the catalysts, the vegetable oil is burned and the additive is generally more compatible with regular diesel fuel. The improved combustion also be stronger prevents deposits that could clog the nozzle, for example. DX52 is mixed in a ratio of 98% to 2% vegetable oil additive. Sometimes it's enough already to mix the normal vegetable oil to fuel a liquid oil, such as Himalayan balsam oil. In any case, you should seek advice but by a professional. Additives suitable way, exist not only for rape oil, soybean oil is also guaranteed with additives for winter use.
winter vegetable oil fuels
Sometimes it is also them catchy names: Winter rape or rape plus winter. Just ask your supplier of vegetable oil fuel, or your Vegetable oil filling station that are already available with additives provided fuel for the winter.
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