Hyundai CRDi engines, now compatible with 5% biodiesel

**numbah5** · July 28th, 2007 11:54 AM

i saw an ad in the Philippine Star that Hyundai CRDi engines are 5% biodiesel compatible. they are marketing the CRDi engines as "green engines".

**oldblue** · July 29th, 2007 01:09 AM

it keeps getting better and better

**Blackraven** · August 1st, 2007 03:55 PM

I'm generally skeptical of DIESEL and I used to hate diesels for more than 10 years in the making................but BIODIESEL.......waaah.

Veracruz where are you?

Gaganda pa siguro yung takbo ng 3.0 V6 engine niya (with E-VGT and S-CRDI)

**Horsepower** · August 1st, 2007 04:27 PM

Actually, when we got the SF July last year, i've already read that it's compatible with BD5 in the manual (i love reading manuals). Yun nga lang, i haven't finished reading all of it (at least the center part). Read the back though. I usually read random front to center, back to center. Rarely front to back because i easily get bored.

Anyway, I've tried BD1 (it's so funny when i heard the gas boy that it's only 1%) in Biofuel center in Philcoa last December but haven't really noticed anything. Someone here said that 1% is enough but i can't verify nor refute that.

It makes me wonder why not BD20 or even BD80. How come only BD5.

**Blackraven** · August 1st, 2007 04:51 PM

Originally Posted by Horsepower

How come only BD5.

WWFC guidelines only list Biodiesel to conform up to 5% blend (10% naman for ethanol). The reason for this is that current fuel engines cannot handle higher blends atm (fuel lines will wear off)......except yung mga flex-fuel vehicles.

Not to mention that you would need more raw material & arable land to create higher concentrations of biofuels without disrupting food supply.

So right now, WWFC guidelines list 5% for Biodiesel and 10% for ethanol.