I just filled up this morning at my favorite Sinclair Station (Domestic Oil) which usually carries B5. I looked at the sticker on the pump and saw they have changed to B2. Is there still enough lubricants in B2 for the injectors or do I have to start using an additive?

 

I have heard that b-2 is enough for lubrication, but I feel more comfortable using b-5....

 

i agree with above^^^that's what i've heard.

but IMO them changing to b2 is lame! i try to use as high bio% as possible but haven't been able to get any so just using regular diesel

 

That's exactly what I thought this morning when I saw the sticker! I will still purchase from them since there isn't another public gas station that sells BioDiesel.

 

yeah to me it just seems like a step in the wrong direction.
at least there oil is domestic.

 

I guess its better than not having any bio at all? I am lucky and have a b-100 retail pump not to far from my house so I usually buy 5-10 gallons at a time and mix accordingly when I get fuel...

 

Biodiesel.org - Retail Fueling Sites

Here is a list of biodiesel fueling stations in NV. Sorry there isn't more!

 

There are diminishing returns with the lubricity added by Bio-D. See pg. 3

http://www.biodiesel.org/pdf_files/f.../Lubricity.PDF

This page indicates that B2 is the optimum blend for lubricity wrt the amount used.

Biodiesel.org - Premium Diesel