b100 help
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b100 help
when and if i get a 6.9, hopefully in the next few weeks, i plan on running it on straight biodiesel, ive heard that in order to do it, some parts need to be replaced, what do i have to get/replace in order to run the biodiesel? all help is appreciated, Dustin
could someone mabey make me a list, and mabey a ballpark price for it all?
could someone mabey make me a list, and mabey a ballpark price for it all?
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From: Cumming, Iowa
Dustin Here we go again! from what I have read natural rubber lines should be replaced with something newer I think vitron or something like that. Your 6.9 will LOVE Bio-D I have been brewing for about three months my PSD and IDI run fine on it I have yet to have to change a fuel filter(most folks advise bio will clean the fuel system and send all of the old garbage right to the filter) but have spares onboard both units. PSD runs a bit Quieter I think..... On the IDI I can't tell. The Bio has MUCH higher lubricity than current petro fuel and when the ULSD hits all over the country you will need to use an additive to keep the pump from wearing itself out. I used stanadyne performance formula @ 8oz per every tank B-4 Bio but that stuff is pretty high priced Power service & Howes & others out there will fill the void until you get into the Bio-D as far a list all rubber fuel & return lines is where I would start Sorry I have no clue on cost....Hang out though sombody here most likley has "been there done that"....Good luck.......Bill
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Hey Bill up late? You will not need any addative for the ULSD if you use any bio. The manufactures are going to put bio in it anyway in order to keep the millions of 18 wheelers and pickup on the road without seizing up engines....now for your 6.9
I just was discussing that today with good ol dad and this is what he said.
The injection pump should be rebuild and upgraded. The cost on this a few years ago when he wrenched on diesels was 100 cost. Now you will have to let you fingers do the walking to call around for pump rebuilding shops. The fuel lines are the other concern if not metal. I think regular fuel line will sufice for a while but im not sure yet.
I just was discussing that today with good ol dad and this is what he said.
The injection pump should be rebuild and upgraded. The cost on this a few years ago when he wrenched on diesels was 100 cost. Now you will have to let you fingers do the walking to call around for pump rebuilding shops. The fuel lines are the other concern if not metal. I think regular fuel line will sufice for a while but im not sure yet.
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