Is it technically possible and sensible to use edible oil as a fuel for cars? The shortest answer is yes, but under the right conditions. ... separate story). In any case, edible oil esters (in our case, if made from rapeseed oil, they have the international name "RME"), can be used ...

Is it technically possible and sensible to use edible oil as a fuel for cars? The shortest answer is yes, but under the right conditions. ... separate story). In any case, edible oil esters (in our case, if made from rapeseed oil, they have the international name "RME"), can be used ...

... they use every part of the coconut for something, indeed Copra, oil obtained by pressing some part of it is big business out in the boondocks, ... diesel might give cheaper running. People here have happily blended rapeseed oil with diesel for running Bongos. Issues to watch are ensuring ...

... again after a stop that really kills MPG. My answer is to run it a rapeseed oil/diesel mix I'm still running 50/50 and that works out at 75p/litre which ups my notional ...

... just completed a 300 mile round trip to the lakes on Bio with about 40% rapeseed, driving the same as ever, no extra struggles going up hills, managing ... does anybody know if salford council accepts them? Most things say no oil containers, but I never know if this applies to all oily substances ...

... just completed a 300 mile round trip to the lakes on Bio with about 40% rapeseed, driving the same as ever, no extra struggles going up hills, managing ... does anybody know if salford council accepts them? Most things say no oil containers, but I never know if this applies to all oily substances ...

... The only thing I would consider are fuel additives commercial or 2T oil (2 stroke oil old style not synthetic) for upper cylinder lubrication also now reduced with low sulphur fuels check that your KTC is rapeseed. (preffered but not necessary) I run 50/50 rapeseed summer and 200ml ...

Their vegetable one doesn't state anything (or last time I looked at least). I've been running on the rapeseed from Lynn for a couple of years now.

I will try and find a "Veg" oil one, I'm sure they state it is 100% Rapeseed oil.

As it is 100% of the ingredients all you will see what the type of oil is - somewhere.

yep just bung it in and if you wish top up with diesel, in summer sometimes I use 80% rapeseed oil to diesel.

The last batch of KTC I bought said it was rapeseed, so could be anything. Most don't say anything except cooking oil. Have been using it for several years now with no problems except rough idling, which I have now ...

nah can be used, a little thicker than rapeseed but fine use a lot less in colder weather mind

Our local Tesco is doing 10litres for £8.00 works for me.

£13.49 for 20 litres at Hyperama..... 70p a litre... happy days...

You may find that it is rapeseed oil. Vegetable in a generic term and could be made from a few different plants. Peeps say rapeseed is better ...