Can a car also run on jet fuel?

Question

Can a car also run on jet fuel?

Answer 1

no.

Answer 2

if you get it to fire up it would melt it down before you could move it.

Answer 3

jet fuel is basically kerosene.  a gasoline powered engine will not run on jet fuel.  a diesel will run for awhile before self destructing.

btw cars can run on av-gas it is just high octane, highly refined gas with absolutely no water in the fuel.

Answer 4

jet fuel is a form of kerosene

Answer 5

Multi-fuel engines are the diesels. They burn #1 and #2 diesel, kerosene, gasoline, JP4 and JP5 (jet fuels) and so on. The diesels with those conversion kits with burn vegetable oils as well.

A car will run on a mix of kerosene and gasoline but very rough and smoke like a chimney. They will run on airplane fuel which is 100 octane gasoline.

Good Luck!

Answer 6

No, the difference in octane would ruin the engine.

However, there are some general aviation aircraft that do run on "AV-GAS" which is very close to regular gas.  Some have actually been qualified with regular gas.

However, as far as I know, nothing with a JET engine could run on AV-GAS or regular gas.  The only airplane engines that can are piston based propellar

models.

Answer 7

dont think so

Answer 8

Of course not you silly goosling

Answer 9

Chrysler made a few turbine cars back in the early 1960's.  They would run on Jet Fuel just fine.  But a piston or rotary car of today, whether it be gasoline or diesel powered will not operate on the current Jet fuels available.  A diesel might work for a while but you will ruin the engine.

Answer 10

No, you can't because there are different levels of necessity fluids in regular gas and  jet fuels. If it does start working it will be horrible for your engine. There will be too much of one thing and not enough of another.