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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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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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fordss (10-08-2012) | ||
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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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fordss (10-08-2012) | ||
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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. Seriously, unless you're emotionally attached to this particular truck ... it's time to trade it in. |
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Nope.
There just isn't anywhere to mount an HEI distributor that I know of.
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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
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