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Put some veg oil in last night, which I haven't done in a while. While driving into work this morning I noticed that the temperature gauge was a fraction higher compared to running on noraml diesel. It's notihing to worry about, but it was one of those things that I noticed and thought I'd share it with the rest of the class. One thought it may have something to do with an unfortuante woodlouse that fell into the funnel while I was filling up.
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True bio-fuel!Originally posted by captain_chaos
Our truck has never run hotter on veg.4x4toys.co.uk - Keeping you on and off the road... -
mine neither. im 50/50 now. keep an eye on it. im sure the water pump with fix the woodlouse. dont know how much pressure there is in the water but whats the chances of it getting stuck and blocking up a hole anyway.Oh Nana, what's my name?Comment
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well the gauge was only a fraction higher than usual. I drove it no different than normal. Must have been the woodlouseOriginally posted by TonyNTrue bio-fuel!
Our truck has never run hotter on veg.Hold my beer and watch thisComment
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Surely your problems a bit bigger if a wood louse in the fuel tank ends up in your water pump????Originally posted by tonyppe
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Bwahahaha!!!Originally posted by BallibegSurely your problems a bit bigger if a wood louse in the fuel tank ends up in your water pump????
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It's the way I tell 'em!Originally posted by TonyN
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well woodlice prefer damp habitats http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WoodlouseOriginally posted by BallibegSurely your problems a bit bigger if a wood louse in the fuel tank ends up in your water pump????
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I'll run some pestacide through the fuel system just to make sure I haven't got an infestation.Hold my beer and watch thisComment
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Maybe a new sport? Wood louse fishing? I'd go for a small hook dangled in the tank baited with wood.....
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Or maybe get more of them in the tank, the last one burnt well. Would you have to declare using woodlice as fuel to customs? I might get some hassle from the tree huggers thoughOriginally posted by BallibegHold my beer and watch thisComment
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Originally posted by captain_chaos
lol!
47ppl (pence per louse)
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that'll be a lot of woodlice to fill one tank. Maybe should use these instead http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_isopodOriginally posted by BallibegHold my beer and watch thisComment
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hehee. for some reason when he said filling up i thought filling up of coolant!Originally posted by BallibegSurely your problems a bit bigger if a wood louse in the fuel tank ends up in your water pump????
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Duuurrrr...Oh Nana, what's my name?Comment
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may be you will have to juice them first, may be how they used to juice grapes is an effective way? plenty of bare feet, and a partyOriginally posted by captain_chaosOh Nana, what's my name?Comment
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