I once saw the above headline and got very interested to learn more about it. The quick answer is "yes". As long as you have a diesel engine, you can use vegetable oil which is a form of Biodiesel fuel. People who own diesel cars can use vegetable oil. Some of them get it free from restaurants and other businesses that must get rid of their used cooking oil safely or pay for a company to remove it for them.
Of course, there's a catch: You can't just dump vegetable oil into your car's tank and drive off into the sunset. You'll ruin your engine However, with a few tweaks, you can make it work. I was shocked to learn that over 7 million cars in the US run on diesel! That means there's a huge market and at the same time a huge source of free oil! Gasoline is becoming more and more expensive and if someone can connect people to get free energy and save a few bucks, that would be amazing.
What if there's a way to connect those people looking for vegetable oil to run their cars and those who need to dispose of it and just charge a fee? Someone could even offer a delivery service if the owner of the car cannot go pick up the oil.
Of course, there's a catch: You can't just dump vegetable oil into your car's tank and drive off into the sunset. You'll ruin your engine However, with a few tweaks, you can make it work. I was shocked to learn that over 7 million cars in the US run on diesel! That means there's a huge market and at the same time a huge source of free oil! Gasoline is becoming more and more expensive and if someone can connect people to get free energy and save a few bucks, that would be amazing.
What if there's a way to connect those people looking for vegetable oil to run their cars and those who need to dispose of it and just charge a fee? Someone could even offer a delivery service if the owner of the car cannot go pick up the oil.
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