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holy crap, mlsc you know i was kidding right? in my last 1000 or so posts you dont think this is my first joe event right?
That's good that you were only kidding, but I've seen some folks hear behave quite asinine to him for the way he writes, so I was just making sure you ain't unintentionally behaving like one of said individuals... all is good man!
That's good that you were only kidding, but I've seen some folks hear behave quite asinine to him for the way he writes, so I was just making sure you ain't unintentionally behaving like one of said individuals... all is good man!
my bud suggested running some kerosene in my truck so as to clean out the injectors and such, anybody know if it works?
I hear kerosene runs in diesel engines in the winter well. I don't think a gallon of kerosene to a tank full of diesel will do negative effects. I know people who use it in skidders, and semis. But, these are older engines. Not the ones like today.
Gasoline: 125,000BTU/gal. Flashpoint is -40F
Kerosene: 135,000BTU/gal. Flashpoint is 100-162F
Diesel: 138,000BTU/gal. Flashpoint is 126-204F
source : Running Kerosene in a Gasoline Engine - Library
But, you can't go by what I say, these are just people I know. If it were up to me, I would stick with lucas fuel injection cleaners, and seafoam. The sea foam is a lot more expensive, but works quicker when I have used it. It takes more lucas, but it works just the same over time. Seafoam is rated to I believe ... -45degs or something like that. Good luck. to be safe, i would only run a small amount of kerosene through a old skidder, or tractor. Not a truck. Hope any of this may help-