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Canola Oil
Vegetable oil refined for use as fuel (Read the full article)
| "This one is now current fact - or possibly established technology. The Diesel engine was originally designed to run on peanut oil." (Phil Culmer 5/23/2004 10:46:52 AM ) |
| "No the Diesel engine was made to run on hempoil (Oil derived from pressed hempseed)The point is moot since almost all vegetable oils can be used after refining" (Stefan 3/31/2005 7:23:34 AM ) |
| "I've heard that diesel cars running on vegetable oil smell like french fries going down the highway. :D" (Moondragon 5/14/2009 7:49:09 PM ) |
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