i found a mix of bio and diesel in pa wtf?
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B-7 is now sold by law in every standard diesel pump to decrease the fuel consumption in germany.
Beside from that you can get also B100('bout 10 cent cheaper per liter).with the combined disadvantage of higher fuel consumption.
I'm not that happy with B-7. It leads to sludge build up, as the german car industry found out, if you do short distance driving.
According to them it's no harm as long as you change the oil.So depending on your driving habits this leads to more oil changes. Same story as the Ethanol thing...
Beside from that you can get also B100('bout 10 cent cheaper per liter).with the combined disadvantage of higher fuel consumption.
I'm not that happy with B-7. It leads to sludge build up, as the german car industry found out, if you do short distance driving.
According to them it's no harm as long as you change the oil.So depending on your driving habits this leads to more oil changes. Same story as the Ethanol thing...
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I guess I dont understand that, all piston rings let some fuel slip by adding oil to the sump especially when the motor is first fired up and cold, so the fuel in the sump is a normal thing however its the job of the oil when it warms to operating temps to flash off the fuel in the oil so it doesnt get diluted and thin
so help me here to understand how bio vs regular diesel fuel concentrations are different in the oil sump and why bio would leave sludge
so help me here to understand how bio vs regular diesel fuel concentrations are different in the oil sump and why bio would leave sludge
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nope, it is already stated that more than 10% is harmful to older engines, who is going to pay for the damage?
combustion process runs is a bit more complex in diesels, it runs in several waves.
The argument first engines run on peanut oil does not work anymore on highly developed and fuel specific machines.
I have to pull my papers, its way more complex than to explain by head. Mentioned it a while ago.
combustion process runs is a bit more complex in diesels, it runs in several waves.
The argument first engines run on peanut oil does not work anymore on highly developed and fuel specific machines.
I have to pull my papers, its way more complex than to explain by head. Mentioned it a while ago.