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B Boyce 07-30-2010 08:01 PM

highway with off road?
 
I ran low in my 98' dodge on highway diesel fuel so i just took some off road fuel from the farm barrel. My buddy said that mixing highway and off road is hard on injectors. Do you guys know if thats true?

shorty 07-30-2010 08:30 PM

The only difference I know of here in Tx... is if DOT dips your tank.:pca1:

Lil Red Express 07-30-2010 09:07 PM

The only difference is the color. If DOT catches you with it in a highway vehicle the fine can be in the thousands:scare2:

B Boyce 07-31-2010 09:42 AM

ya my dad got caught with off road in his 95 ford, bout a $2000 dollar fine:scare2: Not good so i don't think i wana run it too long like that

barkrulz 08-02-2010 08:49 PM

Some states require that dealers, lube shops, and other licenced repair facilities report the presence of red dye if it is discovered during thier work, or they also face a fine. Have never used it but i hear it dyes everything and takes forever to come out.

"I swear officer it musta been the guy who owned the truck b-4 me":w2:

esetzer 08-03-2010 09:56 AM

In N.C. it is a hugh fine close to 5 figures for each "incident" caught. I have been told by my friend that is a DMV inspector, that the only differance is the dye used for tax reasons. I have a farm and have always been tempted to just take it from the fuel station on my farm....

Mingle 08-03-2010 10:37 AM

Yeah, NC is very tough on it. Numerous times I have had my tank dipped. It dyes everything in your system.

I've watched diesel tanks fill up many-a tank... and it's the same diesel.. then they dump the red dye in... and that's the end of it.

I got dipped after running red off-road for about a month last year (off-road on a family members farm) and even five months later the residue was still in my system, thank god I had a fuel leak at the time and he saw it dripping normal diesel.

coalroller05 08-10-2010 05:09 PM

offroad diesel has a higher sulfer content then regular premium diesel. plus obviously its not taxed so no road use. although i have been known to pull up to the offroad diesel pump and just stick it in my filler neck, risky i know but they dont check alot here in michigan. its pretty much all i run in my truck, that or trans fluid :tu:

brindle_bull 08-10-2010 05:16 PM

there is no sulfur difference between dyed diesel and non dyed....and it will stay in the system for a while.

Mingle 08-10-2010 10:54 PM

There's no difference... unless you order a non #2.. it's the same.. the only difference is the dye.


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