This turns out to be a controversial subject most times it comes up. So I'll start by saying that I run WVO, not WMO but I did mix a couple gallons of WMO in once after doing my homework. I'm not going to go dig up the documentation again, but I did find that the EPA endorses burning some WMO in diesel engines manufactured prior to 2007 (I think it was up to 8%).
This question is mostly for Clay because it's about a post he made a long time ago (way back in 2006) on another forum but others might know something about this. His post said that, if you are going to use WMO, make sure you don't mix it with WVO.
Clay, is that still your opinion? What is the problem with mixing? One thing I noticed is that they don't really mix - the WMO settles right to the bottom. But I don't think that should be a problem.
This question is mostly for Clay because it's about a post he made a long time ago (way back in 2006) on another forum but others might know something about this. His post said that, if you are going to use WMO, make sure you don't mix it with WVO.
Clay, is that still your opinion? What is the problem with mixing? One thing I noticed is that they don't really mix - the WMO settles right to the bottom. But I don't think that should be a problem.
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