Just curious as to how many folks here blend fuels in their WVO tank. I've heard that it's beneficial to have 10% diesel in the WVO tank, but I'm wondering how many folks are doing more/less, etc...
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100% vegetable oil for me right now, but I guess if something else came along and proved beneficial, I might try it out.Greasin & Grinin
Vegi oil powered since Aug 08
2006 F-250 PSD - CC, Lariat, 4X4 - Vegistroke converted 1/27/13!!
2008 F-250 PSD - CC, Lariat, 4X4 - Sold
2005 F-250 PSD - CC, Lariat, 4X4 - Sold
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I have run an unheated VO tank for most of the 70k VO miles I have on truck. In winter I have added up to 15% diesel or B100 to keep VO liquid enough to get into heated fuel lines, etc.
As soon as I get my heated pick-up installed, it'll pure VO forever more! Actually with the amount of heat I'm using I could probably burn bacon grease in Alaska winters...2001 F350 XLT 4x4, dually flatbed. 6637 air filter, single-shot injectors, straight-piped, BTS tunes, 200 gal main VO tank - 180k greasy miles
2000 Excursion Limited 4x4. V3, AIS intake, BTS trans & tunes - 120k VO miles
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I use 95% WVO, the rest is Lucas injector cleaner,Power Service(gray or white container,depending on season),as of late half a container of sulpher additive(just to keep it smelling like diesel).The stuff is made by Gunk?anyone else using this in a PSD?........grease out2000 7.3X V3 So much fun,so little time,Support small Oil,burn WVO,Free and greasy down the road I go!!!!!!!!!!completely self sufficient and proud of it. (Wood furnace.....X.......solar pontoon....solarsheat twins this summer.....I don't Know much.......I'm just a hillbilly with too many guns..............
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Since I added heat to my tank, it has been 100% oil. Remember the Polymerization report given a year ago about mixing 10:1. I was doing that for a while, but quit mainly because of laziness. I have a cover on the truck and it is kind of a pain to flip it up climb into the bed and put diesel in my tank. I also read in other forums that the less diesel in your heated tank the better. So I guess it helps in some ways, but hurts in others.
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