Injector pics running wmo

[Sidewinded_idi]

thought is post for anyone looking. My injectors are exceptionally clean and the inside of injection pump looks great. Only one injector has minimal ash

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[towcat]

what percentages are you running?

 

[Sidewinded_idi]

85% oil to 15% rug

 

[Sidewinded_idi]

what percentages are you running?

But sometime I go up to 20-25% rug. No technical reason I just feel the extra gasoline helps clean out the system

 

[steelheadguy]

How many gallons or miles or time have you been running wmo?

 

[Sidewinded_idi]

How many gallons or miles or time have you been running wmo?

About 10k miles. Only reason I’m doing this work is my injection pump has been dead well before I started running it. The wmo actually helped it as when on diesel it wouldn’t start hot it always needed water. When on wmo I believe it being thicker it would actually fire right up

 

[towcat]

But sometime I go up to 20-25% rug. No technical reason I just feel the extra gasoline helps clean out the system

any smoking issues? i know from experience that high desert country you're in.

 

[Sidewinded_idi]

any smoking issues? i know from experience that high desert country you're in.

No, zero smoke. Actually has a bit more power

 

[Shadetreemechanic]

I have found with my benzes and my John Deere that there can be too much RUG in the mix after about 20%.
On several occasions working them hard in hot weather I have had them basically vapor lock. They lose power and die. Once they cool they go back to running fine, or if you dilute the rug in the blend they are running they do fine. Its only in hot weather when the motors are working hard, bushhogging with the john deere and trailer towing with the benz. I never had the ford kick out like that with high RUG percentages, but I cut with mostly diesel and kerosine now. I do 5% RUG in the winter just to make it easier to start.