Well, I stopped at a Shell station around Nashville and picked up a tank full of B20 bio fuel(I was hovering around 1/4 mark). I hauled my 13-14,000# load home(60 miles) and really felt no big difference in how the ol' girl pulled or anything. I had her warming up this morning while I changed out my trailer ball and noticed that the exhaust smells different than regular old diesel. I got 23 gallons so I am gonna watch how it does as far as mpg. I guess Dodge will be happy to hear this.....just a reason to stamped DENIED!!!!! on any warranty claims I may have!!

 

guess what? your warranty is still good, as long as you buy bio at a station your ok[keep the receipts though].

 

Not quite, DC can deny warranty if you exceed B5.
Good news is that if you use BD you're much less likely to need the warranty anyways.

 

I have just about given up on the warranty I have anyhow. I still have 10,000 miles or so left. I have a leaky oil pan and axle seal on the left rear, but I just hate to take it and let some hack(possible hack) work on it. I have a $200 deduct so I thought I could just buy the gaskets, seals myself and then spend a saturday doing the axle seal and oil pan gasket. That would make me feel better about the mechanic working on my truck anyhow. Save the warranty for anything major.

I have heard the soy has good lubrication properties anyhow so I thought that would help the ol' VP44 problem at least. Still, it smells funny out the exhaust, not that normal diesel smell I'm used to.

 

ahhh, don't ya just love the smell of deep fryer in the morning?