Scott Dorsey wrote:

VOA SWLer wrote:

A friend of mine is using Crisco in his diesel powered Dodge Ram 2500 pickup truck.


It's acidic enough that it will eventually corrode the fuel injectors
if he does this for too long without adding some buffering or cutting it
with diesel.


How long would it take to show corrosion of the fuel injectors?
50K miles? 100K miles?


But that should be fine to get us through the current
shortage.


That's right! And, now that the prices for diesel fuel are dropping,
Crico oil is more expensive.

VOA SWLer wrote:
Chuck Harris wrote:


OBTW, using SVO in an on-the-road vehicle is illegal both federally,
and in most
states, as you aren't paying the required per gallon road taxes.


Who cares? What are the chances of him being stopped by an IRS
"revenuer" or a state official because his exhaust smells of french
fries?

Getting better all the time! When it was just one or two cars doing
it, the chances were nil. But now there are websites dedicated to
running SVO, or biodiesel. The legislature in MD, for one, had already
addressed the issue, and will be taxing biodiesel in all forms.

Considering that the fine is in the thousands of dollars, it might
be important to you if you decide to run SVO, or off road diesel.

-Chuck

Shoot the *******s!
cuhulin

You can run a diesel on a dead cat.
cuhulin

I hate cats.
cuhulin

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in the gas tank of my 1986 Ford Crown Victoria LTD pimpmobile car.I saw
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cuhulin

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