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Old 05-14-2008, 03:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
kiannone
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Post Balance between svo/wvo and biodiesel that solves the coking problem?

Hi. 599 pages is a bit daunting, so I decided to start this.

I've read a lot about how using svo/wvo can clog up a fuel system if the source oil is dirty (hydrogenized/glycerin/etc), combustion is incomplete (temp only 165F/185F/220F at the nozzle etc.), and etc.

I've read a lot about -- and experienced --how biodiesel cleans out a dino fuel system.

So, has anyone experimented, in a disciplined way, with a fueling schedule to see if, for example, running 10/20/etc. tanks of svo/wvo followed by a tank of biodiesel would reasonably mitigate some of these problems?

Thanks.

Kim

PS Dino diesel over $5 a gallon in Malibu.
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