So peeche and ibmlenovo..what's your progress now? any chance to strip down engine like fatani?
even have seen so many pics and heard tonnes of stories..still worried lah, coz no proper RnD (normal Malaysian mind setting...everything comes from US and westerners are always good, and high degree of doubt to local home-made researcher...ahahaha)
worried of long term (as in 50-100K or sumting) effect...cant afford car breakdown at roadside and turns out need to transplant or sumting...money is one thing, scolded by father is another thing coz it's his car...hahaha
Do both of you put any additives together with the palm oil?
p/s ibmlenovo: till now the oils still doesnt decrease after regular usage? it might burnt and evaporate on its boiling point is it?
Added on June 21, 2009, 10:37 amQUOTE(b48753 @ Apr 23 2009, 11:12 AM)
I did read the reseach paper by Faculty of Engineering, Khon Kaen University, Thailand. The link is in previous post.
The engine they run failed on 64th hour continuous running after putting 15% extra load at 50th hour run. The deposition at inlet valve cause the engine to stop. Piston, block and piston ring is okay.
So means that cooking oil will damage the engine head due to clogging at head. So you need frequent change your 'engine oil' to avoid this problem, or put some engine oil additives.
dear b48753,
You sure it's because of palm oil or sumting else? any experiment on short but frequent engine run to see how's the effect coz that's what we practically do everyday, not driving 60 hours straight on highway (even recommended to stop after every 2 hour to get enuf rest

). Any trial of long engine run on real engine oil and see how's the effect as well? coz i'm thinking that the clog might be because of the time and not the oil itself (thinking without any theory in head

).
Also i wonder whether the oil vapourise on high temperature...what's the maximum engine temperature? does it exceed boiling point of palm oil?
btw, can we all have a look at your research paper? or at least the abstract?
Many thanks
This post has been edited by arcilist: Jun 21 2009, 12:10 PM