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can you convert diesel engine to gas ?
by a head change?
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What engine?
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vague question. Olds 350 N diesel's I think it's possible but there are not many diesels made from gas engine blocks
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why would you consider doing it? even if something as simple as compression change worked,what about the different cam timing and different fuel metering. Diesel engines are designed to work at 3000 rpms or lower,generally speaking
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sorry. i just got back . like chevy 6.2 thanks
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It would be easier to convert the diesel to dual fuel and use propane
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i would like do gas if it can be done thanks
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There are a lot of things that need to be considered. The whole fuel system will need to be changed, wiring harness, etc etc etc.
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i thinking heads and hei .intake
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The most sensible thing to do would be a complete engine swap ... or better yet ... jack up the radiator cap and drive a different truck under it.:thumbup: Seriously, unless you're emotionally attached to this particular truck ... it's time to trade it in. |
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There just isn't anywhere to mount an HEI distributor that I know of.:evil: |
i want to know if can be done or is just not possible to do ? with 6.2 thanks
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If you want a straight answer,then yes it can be done.You are dealing with an engine that burns diesel fuel.Gasoline is just another fuel.
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ok what engine head would fit ? thanks for your help
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Diesel ignites because of the relatively very high compression, and does not require a spark to initiate combustion. As I said to the OP earlier ... whare are you going to put this suggested HEI distributor? Does the cam have a drive gear on it? Is there a mounting hole for a distributor on a 6.2? I suppose that you could employ a DIS-like system that uses a crankshaft or camshaft position sensor ... but that's a whole 'nuther level of complication when it comes to a 6.2 GM diesel. The bottom line is that almost anything CAN be done. The question is (as I see it): "Does it make any sense to do it?" YMMV :D |
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