john7x Registered: 09/14/08
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i have an international dt360 it is a turbo and i was wondering how to tell if it is an idi or a di and is it a good canidate to convert if it has good compression or should i do biodiesel to be safe and extend engine life but take a little more time to process you can view a pic of the motor at http://asnowsquall.smugmug.com/photos/93664710-M.jpg thanks for any help dana and anyone who can help me go green...God Bless __________________ God Bless You |
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danalinscott Moderator
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john7x Registered: 09/14/08
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how do you tell and should i convert or do biodiesel to extend engine life or do you think this would be a great motor to convert...i will be filtering in a centrifuge that i designed off of http://www.simplecentrifuge.com wich is great for anyone looking to filter for cents a day thanks again dana you are a great asset to the veggie/bio community...God bless __________________ God Bless You |
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danalinscott Moderator
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Quote: Originally Posted by john7xhow do you tell and should i convert or do biodiesel to extend engine life or do you think this would be a great motor to convert...i will be filtering in a centrifuge that i designed off of http://www.simplecentrifuge.com wich is great for anyone looking to filter for cents a day thanks again dana you are a great asset to the veggie/bio community...God bless Shop manuals usually provide that info. Though you may have to look at the diagrams of the head/combustion chamber and be familiar with the differences between IDI and DI engines.
Whether this particular engine is a great motor or not depends mostly on how worn out it is. I sugget looking at the info at: http://www.websitetoolbox.com/tool/post/voconversionbasics/vpost?id=1869427 to determine this. __________________ Dana danalinscott@yahoo.com |
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