Bio D
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From: Hartford, WI
Originally Posted by JustinSWeber
I put Bio D in my tank not Off road Diesel.
I do have a mini tractor I could use it on.
.. but like the idea of Bio Diesel in eveything far more than price.
I do have a mini tractor I could use it on.
.. but like the idea of Bio Diesel in eveything far more than price.
Price rools for me.
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Around here the fuel suppliers are recommending a B5 initial few tank fulls as this will still clean the fuel system out but it will come off in smaller chuncks and make it through to the main filter up front.
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Originally Posted by stormyrider
Around here the fuel suppliers are recommending a B5 initial few tank fulls as this will still clean the fuel system out but it will come off in smaller chuncks and make it through to the main filter up front.
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God I hope so.... I dont think I have it before adding a tuner or new exhaust... could these have contributed? Could it be a rear main seal leak?
So the obvious choices are Turbo pedestal or EBPV or rear main seal? any others?
It seams like its coming from the starter area or from the TQ converter inspection cover. Those are the only 2 areas really.
I added oil... I was down 1/8 of a qt.
So the obvious choices are Turbo pedestal or EBPV or rear main seal? any others?
It seams like its coming from the starter area or from the TQ converter inspection cover. Those are the only 2 areas really.
I added oil... I was down 1/8 of a qt.
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Originally Posted by JustinSWeber
God I hope so.... I dont think I have it before adding a tuner or new exhaust... could these have contributed? Could it be a rear main seal leak?
So the obvious choices are Turbo pedestal or EBPV or rear main seal? any others?
It seams like its coming from the starter area or from the TQ converter inspection cover. Those are the only 2 areas really.
So the obvious choices are Turbo pedestal or EBPV or rear main seal? any others?
It seams like its coming from the starter area or from the TQ converter inspection cover. Those are the only 2 areas really.
Could be your HPOP too. We can't say from here but I suggest you break out a few cans of engine degreaser. Clean the engine off in the valley. Run it for a bit and see where it leaks from.
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On the AG fuel thing, they don't fine you for the that tank of fuel, it can go to how long you had the vehicle and the miles you put on it from day one. They figure you've doing it since you had it.
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Originally Posted by lee231
On the AG fuel thing, they don't fine you for the that tank of fuel, it can go to how long you had the vehicle and the miles you put on it from day one. They figure you've doing it since you had it.