(may be broke/outdated!)
I want to buy a Dodge Intrepid, which is a V6 (6 cylinders) engine. Is there any way I can convert this to run on bio fuels? (Biodeisel, waste oils, whatever…)
EDIT:
I suppose I should have said that I would not mind changing the engine. Buying a new one, you know? It’s just that I was wondering if I could buy one that could work, not change what I’ve already got.
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3 Responses
no, you’ll damage the engine if you use biofuel. there’s no way to convert.
No the Intrepid runs on gas not diesel. Bio-diesel, waste oils are only useful if you have a diesel engine.
no…… and if this car has a 2.7 engine dont buy it….this is one of the worst engines produced in the last 20 years .go get yourself something more reliable……if u dont believe me go on line and ask people that own one