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∙ 2012-03-28 16:23:34Easy...you take out the old diesel engine, drop a gasser in. Not rocket science
It would greatly depend on your climate but a couple hours should do it.
the duties of engine boy is to take care of an engine
Depends. Up to the 1980s, there were still a lot of school buses with gas engines, and those would have big block V8s. The diesel school buses tend to use an inline six diesel engine - the I6 is a naturally balanced engine. Even though they're only six cylinders, you're still talking about an engine displacing between six and nine liters. The Powerstroke diesels, which are in V8 configuration, are available for buses built on Ford chassis, although the Cummins engines are the default for the medium- and heavy-duty Ford trucks (take that, Powerstroke afficiandos!).
Jesus take the wheel
a long time
diesel is a liquid
If it's a gasoline engine it takes gasoline. If it's a diesel engine it takes diesel.
Easy...you take out the old diesel engine, drop a gasser in. Not rocket science
That depends on the efficiency of the engine.
No carbon is by product of combustion which doesn't take place until after
diesel's dont produce enough
In diesel engine the air is only compressed in compression stroke and then diesel is entered .......so only small amount of fuel is consumed then petrol engine which take lot amount of fuel.......
15qts
i don't nkow.
There isn't a converter on a diesel engine.
Depends how well you take care of it , I have a gas engine from 1968 probably out lasted most diesels from that time . You get what you put into it just like anything else in life A diesel tends too last twice as long.