We Put McDonald's Fry Grease In a DIESEL TRUCK!
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- We try to run our Ford F350 Powerstroke off USED frying grease from our local Mc'Donalds. Will the truck run off old vegetable oil? Let's find out!
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10:30 thank me with a like
Chris Romo what if I want to watch the whole video
Chris Romo thanks
No like beggar
Thanks
Chris Romo I don’t need to thank you
Fun fact: using used cooking oil in a diesel engine is better for the engine (if properly filtered) than unused or brand new cooking oil. The cooking process heats the oil breaking up hydrocarbon bonds in the oil making it easier to combust.
Science
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he kinda said that at 10:57
@@mossegaming That isn't what he said.
been running this shit in my truck for a week. Now it's put on 100 pounds and my exhaust shoots out mcnuggets
Lol
Sue McDonalds and settle for a 10 year supply of bbq sauce.
@@anthonythorp7291 i prefer mcnuggets with either no sauce or with BBQ sauce,BBQ is best McNuggets sauce
That’s not a bad thing.
😂😂😂
I'm not surprised that it worked, Rudolf Diesel's original engine designs ran on peanut oil, however he switched to using petroleum based fuels because it was less expensive than plant based oils.
He switched because Dino diesel was a waste byproduct of the distillation process, referd to as “cracking”, to make gasoline. The lighter compounds vaporize first and are distilled out while leaving the heavier carbon chains behind. Ultimately you have grease left over and propane as one of the lighter chains. At the time there was no use for the intermediate chains like diesel so it was discarded as waste until Rudolph Diesel started using it in the Diesel engine. Heavy oil was used in shipping and is still used in a lot of the large ships today. At the time both peanut oil and Dino diesel where waste byproducts of the processing of oil and peanuts.
Next vid: Frying mcdonalds fries with diesel
Captain Hook more like , making McDonald fries using the headers
@@xyungiceyx7247 wut
diarrhea confirmed
I'm the 99th
taste like.dads truck.....
You can run ANY diesel on soy oil and vegetable oil, the diesel motor was originally designed to run on PEANUT OIL. So this is no big deal, I have ran pickups,semi and tractors on oil. I lost NO power had cleaner running and it smelled like burnt French fries going down the road. It will run down to about 40° then it will start to gell up but you can use pure ethanol to thin it out. 5 gallon into 100 gallon of soy oil. And LOTS of folks do this we just dont talk about it because there is NO ROAD TAX on it and due to that fact it is ILLEGAL unless you have road tax on it. And the oil has NOTHING to do with the tyranny issues they had.
Yeah these guys need to be careful. They could get fined for posting this
Steven Johnson just run jet fuel or heater oil
They were clearly using this for off road use. Also it’s not illegal to use an alternative file as long as you pay the road tax.
@@hperryesq A quick check seems to indicate that that's determined on a state by state basis. A cursory examination seems to show that my state, Ohio, does not have a road tax on alternative fuels. And I can't find anything definitive at the Federal level, at least not in the quick poke around that I took.
Of course, look further into it before doing it, specifically because it's not a cut and dried tax across the board.
You must not own a 6.0 Powerstroke
*Per serving Ol 7.3 actually took 61,440 calories. Running on ‘merica!!
Only in America 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@jamienielson4340 Dreamin' in red white and blue
@Snack ler we only eat 3k avg?
@Snack ler i saw the flag i was like no way they believe that 😂😂
People in 1794: In 2019 we will have flying cars
People in 2019: driving a truck with mc Donald’s grease
Atlantic Coast Line I just put in random numbers
you mean 1492?
@@juicewrldextendedunrelease5274 no 1356
@@ss.fx3626 no 1
Rylan Dussinger i know a guy who has a mcdonalds oil landcruiser before 2019
I used to make biodiesel to run my mechanical injection Isuzu diesel, used to deliver pizzas for $8 a tank
And here world governments are bitching about diesel powered engines.... just give us diesel owners god damn bio-diesel
How did you make your biodiesel? I also deliver pizzas. I'll consider buying a diesel if this works
leadnsteel yeah, if only
Seriously lithium mining is just as bad as oil sands these smug electric idiots.. The fuel solution in america is b100 and e100 let these ass holes in the middle east fight themselves over who wrote a 2020 year old book
You can change your gender based on how you feel daily but not your exhaust, def/dpf.. Im in the process of doing a proper conversion on my 24v 5.9 cummins
might as well nickname the truck "diabetty" because you just gave it 3 heart attacks and a case of type 2 diabetes worth of mcdonalds oil
Talan Peterson 😂😂
Hi I’m a diabetic and everyone is like ooo you ate sugar you have diabetes but NO it’s not caused by sugar and I get so flipping mad
I hate to say but trucks dont have hearts
Lmao! This is so wrong but funny. 😂😂
The heart is the piston.
The good old no power steering struggle
You’re not Rabbani the one he kicked him out Tito bunny
I run my 84 Mercedes turbo diesel car on straight waste cooking oil and runs very well
Biodiesel is much greener than Tesla, and you don't have to put money into a billionaire's pocket who uses African labor to make cobalt batteries. Veggie Oil > Tesla. :)
Next time you need to drain it, check behind the fill bowl... There's a yellow lever that opens the drain line ;)
It was broken:/
@@NoviceGarage put it in your repair list :-9. and maybe there are no Videos in pooptube but in europe this is very common to do
@@NoviceGarage Gotcha. At least it's a cheap part. Y'all should look into the Edge CTS2 with comp wiring kit. You would be able to monitor all your temps etc.. while testing all this stuff out
@@NoviceGarage that Ford powerstroke is cooking some fries 🍟
Nothing more American than a big diesel pickup truck running on french fry oil.
Edit: how did I get so many likes?
But its better for the environment
xD3bod cool
Dillon Hawkins nothing more russian than a tank being run on vodka
@@frosty_clan9923 true
Idk.
This video has words
It’s going to get copyrighted by the dictionary
Romeo Galindo III no
Romeo Galindo III have a good look at your profile pic mate
Rich Umbrino dicktoinary
Romeo Galindo III boi you look stoopid
Yang Stanley ikr a mean I’m against judging but man
Ford isn’t my favorite brand but I feel bad for that powerstroke
There is absolutely nothing wrong with using any type of filtered oil as fuel in any diesel engine except ATF. Automatic transmission oil has friction enhancers that will eventually tear up the injection pump.
@@hudsonhawk0016 Define "tear up the injection pump". I assume you have tried this?.
@@hudsonhawk0016 Except powerstrokes dont have injection pumps lmao.
@@samuelyi9189 lmao you idiot. I was speaking in general about using ATF as a fuel. And, older powerstrokes sure did have injector pumps. Moron
@Keegan Sosh LMAO
**starting it up in 3, 2, 1, ad break**
me: **laughs in adblock**
😂
To save your fuel pump with running that oil as fuel you need a pre warming tank for the oil to make the visosky run better and put less strain on the fuel pump.
Wouldn't heating the oil give it a lower viscosity?
@@johnathanmason2644 yeah with the cold oil running through the system will strain the fuel pump system to much.
I saw a converted buss in South Florida that had a pre-warming fuel tank for the oil think it heated it up to about 200-225'
@@Undertaker1134Tx And hotter oil would be easier to ignite! Why aren't commercial semi's running on this???
Johnathan Mason because it’s illegal lol
@@johnathanmason2644 because the federal fuel tax on diesel is 24.4 cents per gallon and in Texas, the diesel tax is 20 cents per gallon. The mob doesn't like losing 44.4 cents for every gallon of fuel burned.
I bet the trans was slipping because of the milkshake in it from when you ponded it lol.
You need to put some power steering fluid in that truck
Cody Hendrickson McDonald’s oil
@@NoNo-id3ut the brakes need MC DO oil too
I guess y’all didn’t know there’s a drain valve on the back of the fuel bowl on 7.3s
@Novice Garage You guys should do a video where you put very dirty oil through a Brita Water Pitcher Filter. To see if it turns dirty oil into clean oil again that can be reused.
Wait, This dude said a gallon of vegetable oil is 140 calories. It says 1 tsp is 140, and there are 256 portions, so it would mean he fed the truck 30720..... and he did 3 gallons I think, which is 92160 calories. No wonder the truck is broken after this... He overfed it :)
r/hedidthemath
The most American thing I've seen all day.
See how many miles u can drive with a full tank of used vegetable oil ?
I'm from the Caribbean, guys have been running used cooking oil since I was a kid and I'm almost 40. When they past by you smell fried food. My friends dads truck(Toyota diesel) ran on cooking grease. The trick his dad said was that you need to put in diesel every few tanks to avoid clogging. There is nothing fake about this, catch up.
I have a 90 F350 7.3 IDI, I have been running free used fry oil for several years now. First I mix in roughly 3/4 gallon of old rotten free gas from the wrecking yard to thin it down to the consistency of diesel and use old pants to filter the first time then use a reusable 2 micron bucket filter. "Ole Bessy" runs like the wind and smells like rotten fish doing it!! Lol!
It's amazing how much you guys have grown.
That poor truck never saw this coming.
The reason why it cut out is because there are air bubbles stuck in the fuel system.
Cooking oil works but it needs to go through a distillation process. Otherwise running it strait will clog up injectors. There's a guy who use to drive a vegetable oil powered Hummer around here for years.
Yes, you have to take the glycerin out. It’ll get sticky and clog the injectors.
Is that the same reason it clogs the arteries? 😉
That Grease make me rethink about McDonald’s fries 🍟 🤔
RONALD IS TRYING TO POISIN US WITH THE “grease” wich is DIESEL
I only ate once at MC POISON . since i came to this country
@@andyhernandez4019no one cares go bak where u came
In my 12 valve I can run 70% used motor oil and 30% diesel and it does just fine in the summer months.
Wow, used motor oil?? That's amazing
He said ad break and i had an ad
I’m sure it was intentional. It happened to me too.
I got zero ads 😎
Yeah they get to choose when the ads get played on the videos
I didn’t get any ad
That was actually good ad placement because on other TH-cam channels it plays a ad while someone is talking on this one we didn't miss anything 😊
Unbelievable! Thanks for trying this, always wondered about the cooking oil thing...
Thanks for watching 🙏
Vegetable oil has more energy per gallon than diesel. You should get better fuel mileage!
Veggi oil makes the trans slip like hell so it might have more energy but you won't accelerate that much because the gear box won't kick down
Guys, I think that last bit of cooking grease coming out of the container gave me the runs...
Pretty neat it ran, but one can only wonder the long time ramifications of doing so. I know those old Mercedes Benz diesels eat that stuff up... There was a guy with an old 190d that ran it, I ended up behind the guy coming back from work multiple times. Had to hit up the local snack bar right away! (lived in the Netherlands back then).
Haha! I think long term it would at the very least eat through fuel filters. Pretty cool that it's essentially the same as free diesel though!
I love that you guys got right into the vid
Great science experiment, lads.
12:23 save your time
Novice Garage: We don't want any microscopic bits of food in the . truck, but you know 2 week old fry oil from your local McDonald's is fine. Me: BRUH
I bet that smelt like Heaven.
Whats up Chris....love your vids guys😁
"That's not french fries, that's transmission."
I have youtube premium.... “add break” i think not😂
Ad Blocker > TH-cam Premium. :)
lucky
lol i get it
Weird flex but ok
@@shaav6612 i agree. If it's stupid but it works, then it's not stupid.
11:26 me the next morning after a spicy taco night
11:28 when you've had burritos and you use the toilet XD
You should put in the greese and then put it on the dyno and do an mpg test and compare it to running off of pure diesel.
I'd like to see that data!
“Our truck broke” *puts grease in engine*
Aww
10:37 that’s so true lmfao!
Used veg oil will have moisture in it that will affect the running. Some ppl boil it off first.
Pre heating the fuel in line before starting, heavy duty fuel pumps and no use of common rail diesels all help.
When he said 3-2-1 ad break there was an actual ad
Actually they have a giant grease trap in the back and when it gets filled they get paid for it.
Blowing up engines brought me here. In all honesty, I don't regret anything
What you need is an alternate tank with your make-shift fuel ... start it with regular diesel put a slight load on the engine ..headlights on bright ac motor on high etc ... then have a valve , electric , or manual operated to switch to the alternate fuel ... it would also be wise to take 4 or 5 feet of copper tubing & wrap it circular & smooth closest to the exhaust header as you can to warm it up before it hits the pump ... and strain the hell out of that fry oil several times ... trust me , this is the best way to pull this off successfully !! 😎
Since we’ve been driving on the cooking oil for a “HOT” minute!
I've been using veg. oil, used engine oil, and bio fuel in my 93 7.3l non turbo for 20 years. Now at 300000 it needs injectors.
Rod I have a 92 7.3 IDI non-turbo, can you direct me to what you recommend as a setup. I am just starting out.
@@John.Cortright 25% diesel 75% any oil. Change fuel filter a little more often. Should also get new return lines, old ones don't like cooking oil.
The injectors only last 200k anyways
@@whoodiestyle the injectors need replaced now
@@rodreitenbaugh8669 no shit bud. Like I said they only give a good 200k miles and can run beyond but loss of power.
That sound at 11:25 is how i sound on the toilet after eating mcdonalds
*Hes Giving His Truck Heart Disease lol :)*
Thumbs up pls👍👍👍
240 calories? its 120 per serving, not per gallon you big silly
so were the transmission issues coincidental, or somehow a side effect of the high cholesterol fuel?
very smooth add break
I ran this stuff in an older Mercedes diesel for years! Yes it definitely went through some fuel filters, and in the winter youd need to come up with a way to heat the fuel so it was thin enough to go though the injection system. Also some people who run these in colder weather thin out the oil with gasoline, i tried this it works well and runs the same. In the end i put thousands of KMs on this car and never had an issue related to the fuel system or result of not using proper fuel.
No big news, the 90's Mercedes 190 D could run on recycled vegetable oil...
Filter the McDonald vegetable oil more times it get clearer
2:51 when u watch TV interviews and someone say bad word 😂😂😂
Don’t even need to watch this video to know it won’t work.😂 The point in vegetable oil is to get really hot and not ignite. Lol
So uhhhh you watch the vid yet? Because you're wrong lmao
Actually theoretically cooking oil should work just as good if not better then regular diesel
Alabama?
If it’s all filtered out it’s better for the earth that’s about it it’s way thicker than usual diesel so your fuel pump is doing a whole lot more work so it’s actually not better for your vehicle
You are a dumbass ain’t ya
@theokieredneck go back to your Confederate states. Oh wait... they lost the civil war and dont exist you racist dumbass
@@edlu8391 waycist waycist waycist
I work at MCDicky's and I approve of thie video.
Same
We should look into using used cooking oil to make more environmentally friendly gasoline and diesel.
The 7.3 is actually one of the best Diesel engines to use veggie oil in. The fuel rails are dead heads in the cast iron heads. So if you take the plugs off the opposite ends of where the fuel lines come in to the heads you can easily plumb the fuel rails with veggie oil on one side and the OEM sides get left plumed to the OEM tank. Then you just use a secondary pump and a transfer switch connected to the auxiliary tank for the oil. With the fuel rails being inside the heads the fuel will pre heat in the heads prior to the injectors. Just make sure you flip the switch back to the OEM tank 5mins from your destination so the OEM fuel system and heads are flushed and primmed with Dino diesel so you never run the risk of having oil that will gel in lower temps in the fuel system for start/warm up. Great system for longer 1hr plus drives but not good for short in town trips due to the warm up and then purge cycle needed to safely switch to the oil tank. Also make sure you run the oil through 1mic filters prior to putting in the tank. Particulates 1-5mic are what damage the injectors and system because the fuel bowl filter is usually 5-20mic depending on the brand.
DM me for more information. I have several 7.3s and run them all on WVO and or black diesel on my ranch
How does the wiring work for switching from diesel to oil? Is there a two way switch for the main fuel pump and then when the switch is activated it turns on the oil pump simultaneously? I’m wondering how to prevent a momentary loss of fuel smoothly.
It's a 7.3 that girl will run on mud best engine ever made in my opinion
Frank rfrrv vvv dfrf f2f yt? tCallaway 12 valve IMO can’t hurt em once u do the killer dowel pin fix
Glad you see it for what it is and the Art Ford makes
Can the 7.3 run on water?
I have an old Hilux truck 2.4 diesel. I've ran that on used motor oil straight no diesel left used gear oil straight minerel turps straight 2 stroke oil straight and used cooking oil and there wasn't any difference in performance or fuel economy just smoke from them all other than turps it ran better and more efficient on turps
Same here my daily drive is a 3.0 Hilux it's only diet is used engine oil it loves the stuff
@@TheMaggot1212 is your Hilux the earley model with the mechanical injection or the EFI setup?
Mines the old 5l mechanically injected model
@@TheMaggot1212 oh yea that's ok I was gonna say don't use it in EFI system just unless u mix it with diesel to thin it down. Machanical injection is ok that's why I run my old 2.4 on it. Lol
What's "turps"?
When he said ad break I got an ad lol
Them duke boys are at it again boss hog
You do know if you buy spray paint filters you can use then for a fuel filter when doing these stupid things lmao
I can’t believe it!
*youve given the ford diabetes*
You get diabetes for sugar not grease
11:23 Galloon: *Drinking grease*.
Also Galloon: *Spits and went to mouth again*.
In Estonia we run old BMW diesel motors with vegetable oil and diesel mixture ,50-50 mixture and it works just fine
"The videos in the description"
I get worried when he does not put in in the description.
Does that make your exhaust smell like french fries or chicken nuggets?
Da da da da your loving it lol
Lol you fellas are something else lol 99 7.3 hey it just may run lol
Favourte moter of all time 7.3 this is sad
I know recycle used motor oil in diesel in duce in half seen on doomsday preppers
I think duesses can run of almost anything that's way I've heard
@@oldcroneysgarage9739 depends on what motor it has most older diesels can run on waste veggie oil and waste motor oil. A duce with a multi fuel motor can run on gas, diesel, waste oil, crude oil, kerosene, pretty much anything combustible.
I legit know a guy who converted his diesel truck to run on used cooking oil, like 15 years ago... added a huge tank specifically for the cooked oil, a pump, and switch system to change between reg diesel/oil... it's a solid idea, but any unburned oil will clog the engine eventually. and, of course, 'activated' oil will only work.
When he said add break I got one about a truck 😂🤣
This is why you should buy a Ford 👍🏿
And not a Chevy I'll give you a link in all the reasons not to buy one watch this video man
th-cam.com/video/rZKUbzAdb7E/w-d-xo.html
Anyone els go back ten seconds to make him look dumb when he said add brake
Ad break*
BRO NO JOKE I LITERALLY HAD A AD BREAK WHEN HE SAID IT XD. Would you belive me if i said it was a McDonald’s one too? it was but you wont belive me
Family Santos lol same
Guys yalls are perfectly awesome liked how yalls discked the 7.3 before putting in jet fuel and it did better than with diesel didn't see that coming
P.s. I also have a7.3 f250 2003
Your transmission is hot because you busted the trans cooler when you ran a 2wd truck in water
That would not happen with a 4wd ?
It would I was just adding the fact of a 2wd truck off roading
Can you please used waste oil in the 7.tree as fuel
I think he means old engine/motor oil, but same basic concept as in this video
Here a thing you can try water lol 😂😂😂😂
Original Diesel engines were designed to run on Hemp oil. And it worked very well.
These guys are off their rockers. If the oil isn’t properly processed, the engine will get clogged up in so many different areas.
Processing and filtration is the key.
Older Diesel engines, pre 2000.
10 micron filter or less. Farm supply has many options.
Farmers could use it in older tractors.
Good luck boys
Nothing more american and nothing better for emissions....magine that
you didn't dump 240 calories in the tank, that 120 caloeies is per serving. millennials. lol
There was a shop just outside of Pgh, PA that made his own biodiesel for an old Benz wagon with oils that he collected from local restaurants. He had a sign on the back that said yes, his vehicle smelled like french fries.
The ad break caught me off guard for real lol.
Gabe the type of guy to put his urine in a truck as gas and call it American