Veggie Car

Many people don’t realize that you can run your car for free. This is a documentary short about a couple and their vegetable oil fueled car. *For those interested please visit www.greasecar.com* … vegan vegetarian oil converter convertor Katie Daniel art institute fuel alternative organic atlanta cars car VW war


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25 Responses to “Veggie Car”


  • Comment from mk3stargazer

    oledodgediesel yes a 50/50 mix is fine,it will still start and run fine, in the winter you just increase the mix of diesel to 75/25

  • Comment from mk3stargazer

    if your winters arnt too cold then 85/15 will be ok,in the UK it can be used at 75/25 and in the summer 50/50. i doubt very much it will start from cold on 97% veg oil. whats with the whiskey idea? wont that seperate out from the veg oil? minerals spirits is a better idea for thinning it. i run a twin tank system so i have no starting issues from cold.

  • Comment from shakeeloo7

    well tink about the principle of conservation of energy, the amount of energy u need to extract the hydrogen from the water = amount of energy liberated when the oxygen combines with the hydrogen in ur engine to give back water. taking into account enerygy losses during each process, it will still be inefficient. however, if we use suitable catalysts, we might require less energy to separate the hydrogen from the oxygen in water n this might be a solution. but such catalysts are unknown!

  • Comment from bnCOD

    Yup, the idea is classic but only smart people seem to consideret!

  • Comment from fastskyr34

    Edd China could solve this serious environmental issue- he is a genius and knows everything there is to know about engines. Please remember his name because he’s one to watch.

  • Comment from Patty96Peter

    This is pretty kool, my cousin also did this and took the car all over the states with it for his thesis. He kept a journal and put it on line too

  • Comment from johnyboiiyup

    how fast does it burn did he say 5 gallons gets him 250 miles??? shiiittt no joke imma look into this

  • Comment from best333WillC

    Hey how do you use water for fuel? That would be better than Veggie oil! I’ve been messing around with water electrolisis, but how do you completely run it on water?

  • Comment from pilsrmyfrend8805

    you know the idea of it is generaly good, but the fact is if every car ran on veggie oil it wouldnt work. There arnt that many fat kids eating mcdonalds. Its good to show that we have the technology to run on things other then gas but its not something everyone in the world could run on. But props on being one who does it. I dont think im personaly ready for the Mcdonals fris air freshiner

  • Comment from mre2u2

    Has anyone experimented with veg oil AND HHO together? Why do it, you might ask… would virtually eliminate pollution

  • Comment from tomwilliamwelch

    as it is, a staggering area of bush is cut down to plant palms that oil is extracted from every year, it seems to me that if everyone was running their cars on it, this would become much worse

  • Comment from artchick07

    Thank you soo much for making this film! Ive been looking into using biodiesal since I am a poor college student. lol

  • Comment from imanerd36

    Can you start the car on bio-diesel(instead of petroleum diesel) to heat it and then switch to veggie oil.

  • Comment from gmcjetpilot

    “No harmful emissions”, not totally true, its debatable, especially compared to low sulfur diesel, but its not worse. “Don’t support war don’t buy oil”? Ha-ha I only buy oil domestically produced, it the second pump from the left at my gas station with the USA flag on it. (kidding) MILLIONS OF GALLONS OF WASTE GREASE DUMPED IN SEWER? Really?

  • Comment from pacojohnes

    You should know Brasil is cutting itÂīs jungle so people like you can ride your car.

  • Comment from DrewDawg50

    Another problem is that there is a lot more oil than there is vegi-oil. Unless someone makes it easier for Americans to drive up and fill up on vegi-oil, they are going to continue to be lazy.

  • Comment from xcorpox

    they might not be buying the oil, but someone is going to BUY it, and that oil has to be produced somehow – needing some resources right?

    And in the end of the day, oil is used for cooking. If food is going to be used as fuel, which is the tendency, we will have bigger problems with starvation than we have with pollution…
    So that’s why I think that is not the way to go – the regenerating energy sources are though.

  • Comment from mikedrazen

    its not free, it cost 50cent to buy the waste oil, in my area I offer to pay $1 per gallon, and the resturant still won’t sell it to me

  • Comment from duslam00

    Hippies…

  • Comment from iwontlivealie77

    o you mean the delusion you call the “Real world”. why don’t you get your head out of societies ass and open your mind alittle bit.

  • Comment from jedwhelchel

    …or you can learn how to run your car on water at: thegas4free.blogspot,com

  • Comment from izzymcnaughton

    hippies…

  • Comment from CombatArmsCommitteeO

    Engines have been made that can switch between different fuels but they’re currently relatively expensive because you have to change the fuel-to-air ratio for every different fuel type.

  • Comment from diablo72187

    I’m deathly allergic to peanuts; i will go into anaphylactic shock.

    If i used peanut oil in my car, would i have an allergic reaction?

    Serious question, i know if i converted my car to this, i would someday encounter peanut oil.

    Anybody know where i can find an answer to my question?
    Besides an allergy specialist. Let’s not point out the obvious :)

  • Comment from diablo72187

    If you’re going to insult “LIBERALS”, shouldn’t you at least spell what they are correctly?


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