Bio-diesel Update
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I'd like to be a little more active in this thread but I'm in the boonies on the edge of lake Superior and my air card has about a half a bar. Took me 15 minutes to get on here. The bio board rep sent me an email late tuesday. Said she has been trvelling and would be ready soon to come on here and discuss our issue. When we talked last week she was very positive about ford HQ agreeing with her that bio formulated to current standards would be fine to use in our trucks. Because she seems to be "slow rolling" me I'm thinking she may not be finding any support at Ford. But I'm waiting patiently.
Today I intend to find a signal and send her the EPA report on oil dilution with bio. I'd like to get her response. Of course that's an 09 test I think, so the answer will be the same, todays bio is better. So, here's a fair question: when Ford built the 2011 6.7L and certified it for B20 did they do so because the fuel system was built to different standards, or because todays bio ismade to different. Inquiring minds want to know.
Today I intend to find a signal and send her the EPA report on oil dilution with bio. I'd like to get her response. Of course that's an 09 test I think, so the answer will be the same, todays bio is better. So, here's a fair question: when Ford built the 2011 6.7L and certified it for B20 did they do so because the fuel system was built to different standards, or because todays bio ismade to different. Inquiring minds want to know.
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