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“Veg my Ride” D.I.Y. Instructional DVD teaches you how to convert a diesel vehicle to run on waste fryer oils for pennies a gallon!

In this DVD, Robert Del Bueno walks you through the process, step by step, of converting a diesel passenger car (mid 80′s Mercedes Benz) to run on straight vegetable oil.

The DVD covers the components, parts, tools, and methods required to install a successful conversion. Everything is covered including heated tank installation, heated fuel line installation, heated filtration, valve installation, wiring, and more.

The system installed on this DVD is not brand specific, and covers the options and components from most conversion kit manufacturers including Greasecar, Greasel, Frybrid, Neoteric/Plantdrive, Vegenergy, and more.

Veg My Ride also includes diagrams and schematics for different variations of conversions.

The knowledge contained on this DVD is easily applied to other diesel vehicle conversions, and is a must for those considering making the switch.

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Sections Covered:

1. Parts and Tools
2. Installing Fuel Tank
3. Installing Fuel and Coolant Hoses
4. Plumbing Tank
5. Mounting Filter
6. Routing Coolant System
7. Electrical Wiring
8. Starting the Car
9. Filtering VegOil
10. Conversion Examples

Reviews:

The video is professionally shot and edited and is not a glorified home-video. It uses inset close-ups, animated diagrams and video effects to point out specific hoses and parts. The DVD even includes schematic diagrams and a parts list (in PDF format) that can be accessed by inserting the DVD in a computer. Viewers will appreciate that the film doesn’t waste time showing tedious tasks like cutting a hole through the chasis, tightening a dozen hose clamps or attaching the hoses to the undercarriage. Instead, the film describes the task and cleverly shifts to high-speed accompanied by the surf-punk music of Rob’s band, Man or Astroman?, or simply cuts to the completed task as would a cooking show. Read Full Review…

-Veg Car, June 2006