Anyone seen the dieselsecret.com ads..
06-19-2008, 09:03 PM
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Anyone seen the dieselsecret.com ads..
Just wondering if anyone has seen the ads for dieselsecret.com, diesel fuel for only $0.46, and if anyone is using it what is it all about?
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Lol
no kidding! It seems like 2 or 3 days worth of sitting at the computer reading enough words to complete a dictionary, just to find out about 10 minutes worth of information. I know all to well your frustration!
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I was wondering what the long term effects are from the stuff. I have a guy I work with running it that swears by it but Im still staying away not worth ruining a motor over no more than I drive.
06-20-2008, 06:27 PM
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My friend owns america's greener fuel (or something named like that) here in houston and he keep trying to get me to convert my truck over to veggie.
It takes a system and you have to warm up the fuel etc...
It takes a system and you have to warm up the fuel etc...
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I wrote the company a few months back, and asked them if they had customers with the 6.7 using their product they said there were several and none had any problems. I asked about the DPF, and common rail, he said it is compatible with those systems, said it burns hot enough to not clog that stuff up. Of course he could be blowin smoke up my ***, but I haven't heard of anyone directly using it and getting jacked up, people repeat stuff on all these forums, so lets hear from someone using it currently, is it any good or not.
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I think it works like you have to warm the engine up on diesel fuel then switch it over to veggie oil. Or you can get a kit that warms up the oil for you and you can run stratight veggie.
I know in the winter if it drops below like 40 he'll run down and put some diesel into his veggie tank so it doesn't gel the veggie oil. Or you can get a kit that will keep the oil warm over night.
I know in the winter if it drops below like 40 he'll run down and put some diesel into his veggie tank so it doesn't gel the veggie oil. Or you can get a kit that will keep the oil warm over night.
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I wrote the company a few months back, and asked them if they had customers with the 6.7 using their product they said there were several and none had any problems. I asked about the DPF, and common rail, he said it is compatible with those systems, said it burns hot enough to not clog that stuff up. Of course he could be blowin smoke up my ***, but I haven't heard of anyone directly using it and getting jacked up, people repeat stuff on all these forums, so lets hear from someone using it currently, is it any good or not.
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