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Well yes and no. although the older Cummins
5.9 engine is old school and will handle wvo if the conversion is done right. The
engine has limited electronics and thus has fewer problems. The basic engine is
the same new or old excepting the injection and added electronics and catalytic
converter also the newer 24 valve has much more power than the 12 valve
although the mileage is the same all will tell you 18 to 24 mpg. Good luck. Derick From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey, I'm new to the list and I've just recently become
interested in using waste cooking oil to fuel my commute. I am looking to
buy a good diesel truck to convert. So far, I've gathered that an older
dodge is probably the best route. I've also heard that indirect injection
is better than direct injection and older engines are more durable. Am I
on the right path? Please let me know, because I am chomping at the
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