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Glad to hear you are getting ahold of him.
One of the best sellers you'll find ... and some great stuff.
I'm sure the list will change often so check it occasionally.

I bought a clutch setup from this guy. He has been on the vortex for awhile and has a good reputation for having rare, interesting parts. They just started harassing him and he can't sell over there anymore. A bunch of good stuff, check it out: http://photobucket.com/albums/v219/vwpieces/Rabbit%20St...

Oh, the FV1.
I get them at a local autoparts place. Part # FV1
3 port Pollack valve.

What do you mean by selectors?
Fuel level senders?

Congradulations. I'll be taking mine up to the MREA's energy fair, in northern Wisconsin, again next weekend. 5th year for me. I was the only vegy burning car there for the first 2 years, the 3rd year there were 4 of us, last year there were 9 vegy burners. Kinda wondering if there will be room for ...

On my pickup, I ran them underneath. I took a 5 ft piece of exhuast pipe (forgot the diameter) had them put an 80 degree bend on the end. It hits the turn in the engine bay and runs next to the exhaust till it gets behind the cab. This is how I have the Fatmobile ('83 Rabbit) setup too. I noticed a ...

What in straight vegetable oil eats away at heater hose, I'm not sure what makes it swell up and get soft. I noticed it on the outside of my HIH heater hose where it got oil on it. Doesn't normally get oil on the outside of the hose but I got sloppy. Even diesel fuel ruins heater hose. Some people ...

Heater hose can't handle vegetable oil for long.
I think the outside is worse than the inner layer for resisting swelling and getting soft.
I don't know how long it will last, especially submerged in hot vegetable oil.

Some people use vacuum and air pressure to move vegetable oil. I use a 12 volt air compressor to pressurize my tank and push oil through my prefilters. Have heard of people filling a tank with vacuum, sticking the tube in the oil and sucking it into the storage tank. Benefits being the pump never to...

Here are some of my home made tools. The rear seal tool that gets the seal lip over the crank edge. https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7694/17127892921_3fec3127d5_o.jpg Remember to cut off the top lip and smooth the edge. Along with the flywheel holder that gets bolted to the block using a trany mount h...

It'd be nice to see a picture when you find one.
Might even be nice to have one around.
Thanks for the offer. We'll see what happens.

That's the first I've heard of a tank with a built in heat exchanger that uses coolant. Marine water heaters hmmm. I've been using the 6 gallon, metal, marine fuel tanks and connecting the vent line (I installed) to my 10 gallon filter tank, on long trips. It pulls vegy out of the bigger tank, throu...

I use 5/8" heater hose on the outside and 3/8" PEX for the inner fuel line.
Check the www at the bottom of my posts to see my fuel line setup.

I think all the new bosch seals are biodiesel safe but can't confirm it.

Click on the www at the bottom of my posts.
I think a picture of my vacuum gauge connection is at the bottom of the fuel temp sensor page.
I connect it to the banjo bolt on the front of the pump, which IS after the fuel filter... to answer your question.