Fuel stinks
Fuel stinks
Hey guys...I just fueled up with diesel and noticed it doesn't smell right. I investigated further and noticed something is really different. It smells like GLUE!! Anyone know what I'm talking about? I'm kind of thinking this might just be in my head, but not sure. I'm afraid to drive. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
I would go back to the same place and get a sample, then go in and ask them if they have had any complaints.
I do know this, the newer fuel has very little smell at all. I would investigate before I would run it at all, especially with a CR truck.
I do know this, the newer fuel has very little smell at all. I would investigate before I would run it at all, especially with a CR truck.
If your engine is still running, then there is a good chance it's a bio blend as mentioned above. If you haven't smelled bio before, it can be a shocker. When I first filled up with B99 I couldn't believe the smell while it was pumping.
What type of glue? I can't picture what glue smells like...
What type of glue? I can't picture what glue smells like...
I was thinking the bio diesel thing as well, but I looked hard at the pump and it was very clearly marked as just ULSD, just like normal. I went ahead and drove it today quite a bit actually with no problems....so, fingers crossed. By the way, I did go back and ask, but as usual they just had this dumbfounded look on their faces like they weren't even sure what diesel fuel is.
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i don't know about everywhere, bit a lot of places are using blended fuel b-5,10,20; to acheive the ULSD, some of my batches are and some are not, i always fill up at the same place, price and quality. and the sticker is a ULSD and in small print on one of the 8 stickers it says it may be blended with up to 20% bio diesel.
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You'll get a better response if you create a new thread in the "HELP" section.
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Thanks guys. You pretty well have me convinced at this point that it's probably blended bio-diesel. The smell is definitely a shocker, doesen't even smell like diesel. However, as I said before, I've been running that tank for a few days now and can't tell a difference from before. Runs great as usual. Thanks for the replys.
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