Biodiesel

Mikes91

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We have a local distributor who sells 100% bio.

I guess my question is... can we run 100% bio or must it be diluted with dino diesel?
 

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Mikes91 said:
We have a local distributor who sells 100% bio.

I guess my question is... can we run 100% bio or must it be diluted with dino diesel?

I have run very close to 100% probably closer to 90% this past summer, I had no problems. :thumbsup:

93 turbo is right that it will start to get to rubber at high concentrations, HOWEVER, it doesnt do it over night, I ran quite a few tanks of 90%+ through mine and havent noticed any rubber deterioration or weakening.
Like I said I dunno how long it takes to affect rubber but it is by no means instantaneous......it is long term. The rubber wont last forever regardless of what fuel you use.
 

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I have run B100, blend and dino and still haven't had to replace the fuel lines nor have I noticed any leaks. I have been playing around with biodiesel on and off since Oct '04. Maybe it will eventually eat them. I just don't know.
 
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