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i added 27 gallons of B100 to mine and it will start right up like it should. before the bio it took about 10 revolutions befor firing. need to change my filter though.
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try this site ,
http://forums.biodieselnow.com/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=19
go to all forum and find the state your in , that is CA site there
http://forums.biodieselnow.com/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=19
go to all forum and find the state your in , that is CA site there
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Originally Posted by 6Lpowerstroke
is there a place i could find out where you can get biodeisel locally?
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What kind of mods do you have to make before using bio?
Does it void the warrenty or do any harm to the engine?
I know of a place 12 miles from my home that sells it. $1.99 sounds pretty good to me!
DT.
Does it void the warrenty or do any harm to the engine?
I know of a place 12 miles from my home that sells it. $1.99 sounds pretty good to me!
DT.
Originally Posted by STACKED
i added 27 gallons of B100 to mine and it will start right up like it should. before the bio it took about 10 revolutions befor firing. need to change my filter though.
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I've used 1/2 tank of B20 so far and it runs smoother and quieter little down on power in the higher rpm's could be my fuel filter starting to plug up though. Its also 12c a gallon cheaper
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Originally Posted by dieselnewbie
What kind of mods do you have to make before using bio?
Does it void the warrenty or do any harm to the engine?
I know of a place 12 miles from my home that sells it. $1.99 sounds pretty good to me!
DT.
Does it void the warrenty or do any harm to the engine?
I know of a place 12 miles from my home that sells it. $1.99 sounds pretty good to me!
DT.
Pre CRI engines can run on B100 with no modifications
CRI engines don't need mods either but should never exceed B50. The high pressures and temps the CRI generates cause the BD to become stringy (polymerize) and return fuel will rapidly clog your fuel filter. This doesn't happen with higher concentrations of diesel and depends on what the BD is made from, something most folks have no control over.
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Originally Posted by BigBlue
Next time I'm up that way I'm gonna see if I can't get a hold of a 55 gal drum and fill it up. I'm dying to try some of that stuff.
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