Biodiesel in 2000 F350????
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I have run my 2001 f350 on every level of bio diesel from B2 to B100. I live in the north country and this was in the warmer months of the year that I ran the B100. In the winter months higher levels you will have a jellying problem. There was a different smell to exhaust the higher the bio was. We have neighbors that run B100 all summer in their irrigation motors and ag tractors with no problems.
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Here is a site for the official word on biodiesel. National Biodiesel Board - www.biodiesel.org - www.nbb.org
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Originally Posted by 2000f3504door
I have run my 2001 f350 on every level of bio diesel from B2 to B100.
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I am from Colorado and am working in Little Rock AR. I started using B20 about 6 months ago in my 99.5 F-250 and have had no issues with it even on my trips from here back home the altitude +10,000 and cold 0-32F didnt effect the engine in any noticeable way. I have had to change my Fuel filters and noticed more crud in them but the last time they were pretty clean. It also quieted my engine some. I love it but not the price about .10 higher than #2.
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On the other hand, if you are referring to Waste Vegetable Oil (WVO), then you will have to change some things.
Is that what you are referring to?
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