The Hyperlogos

A close-up shot of the top of the injection jump showing the locations of components.

In the continued saga of my 1993 Impreza LS, the fuel pump crapped out for real this morning (cycling the key on and off repeatedly did nothing) so I ended up having to swap it. I haven't fastened down the carpet since the last time I looked at it, so it was a fifteen minute job or so. The replacement is from a 1995 (IIRC) Legacy, but pretty much all Subarus use the little JECS canister pump also used by Nissans and such and only earlier, FWD Subarus have less displacement (and thus presumably less fuel delivery) than my '93 LS. This swap is even easier than on (for example) the 240SX because Subaru uses a slick connector for the fuel pump and sender. This connector, which is male on the outside, also has two male connectors on the inside, into which the sender and pump plug separately.

Biodiesel is a diesel fuel made from a non-petrochemical oil, whether animal or vegetable. Vegetable oils are by far the most common stock for biodiesel, with Soy leading the pack at least in the US, in spite of its general unsuitability.