Wendell
Makes sense not to depend on other countries to fuel our navy! I know
that the fuel the British ministry of defence uses is fossil derived.
Cheers Tim
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Here's an angle to consider. Buy an older car for less money, do the
work yourself and only cover yourself with liability insurance. If you
have an accident you will have to pay but the car is an old beater which
BTW means you have avoided all the negative issues associated with new
cars (ene
Dear Tim,
I am sure the U.S. Navy produces biodiesel at several locations.
I am afraid the San Diego Naval Base is the only one I can recall without
going to Google.
Perhaps you should raise this issue with your management team --you
could
become a hero and spend the rest of your life
Philip
Leicestershire is in the middle of England, in the Midlands region.
Where abouts are you in the US, it seems many biofuellers are over there.
I am not going to make any modifications to start with. I was curious as
to what the insurance company would say an they will do anyt
Hi,
I'm quite surprised that running biodiesel is an issue for your insurance
company, rather than just a warranty issue for the car manufacturer (if it's a
relatively new car), although I suppose a naysayer legal department might say
"What? Fuel not provided by a big oil company? The car's bo
I have never heard of a "biodiesel governing board" - who would qualify you?
Here in the states we have the ASE.
Philip Clark wrote:
> Hi TIM
> If you feel well qualified as a marine engineer, what would it take
> for you to become a qualified and certified bio diesel installer? Is
> there an
Hi TIM
If you feel well qualified as a marine engineer, what would it take for you
to become a qualified and certified bio diesel installer? Is there anyone on
this earth more qualified then you to make that determination? I think not,
but that's a matter of philosophy! Where is Leicestershire
Well, over here in the US (at least in Colorado) insurance doesn't
even ask if the vehical runs or is roadworthy. To get it licensed,
you have to have the emissions tested in metropolitan areas, but in
most of the western states, not brakes or headlights, etc.. Some
places do inspect those. I di
hello from leicestershire!
I have just discussed the fact i am going to run my car on bio diesel with
my insurance company. I have used Norwich union, and the pay as you drive
option (i am in the merchant navy and dont use my car for 4 month periods
and i am still a young driver)
I wish
