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Old 03-16-2008, 10:59 AM
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08's???

I was curious if you can run the new 08 powerstrokes and duramax's off of biodiesel?
 
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Ford and GM say yes..........But no more than B-5 or you will void the warranty.
 
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i was curious about b100, just if it will run fine with all the egr and stuff dont care bout the warranty. do you know if gmc has the same b5 warranty thing?
 
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i was curious about b100, just if it will run fine with all the egr and stuff dont care bout the warranty. do you know if gmc has the same b5 warranty thing?
I haven't found any studys on the 08's but I've met 2 guys that use B-100 in there 07's with 0 problems. Yes GMC only recomends B-5..........
 
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My buddy runs B100 in his 07 Dmax and he said the only thing he had to do was replace the lift pump because of some sensor or something didnt like the bio. Other than that, it runs fine.

Kyle
 
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Guys it is time to repeat this again.

The B5 recommendation comes from EMA (Engine Manufacturers Association) and stems from the lack of ASTM standards for BioDiesel. It is not the truck makers that set the max percent at 5%, they were following industry guidelines.

The reason B5 was chosen is because if the BD meets the standard for use in blending at the 5% level the blended fuel still meets the standard for #2 diesel.

As ASTM gets closer to finishing the standards for higher percentage blends you should see those percentages rise, it is already happening in some industrial use engines.
 
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http://www.biodiesel.org/resources/f...arranties.shtm
http://www.biodiesel.org/pdf_files/B...ment_32206.pdf
http://www.biodiesel.org/
Here is everything you ever wanted to know. Grab a recliner and a pot of coffee and enjoy the read.
 
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