Number one, is Biodiesel a bright or flouresent green color? And do they add an additive to the fuel to help with lubrication? I understand that lubrucation is an issue with this Biodeisel stuff. Thanks!
Number one, is Biodiesel a bright or flouresent green color? And do they add an additive to the fuel to help with lubrication? I understand that lubrucation is an issue with this Biodeisel stuff. Thanks!
Enthusiast
The B20 (20% bio, 80% dino) I have run in my truck was clear. I do not know a great a deal about diesel fuels, but I would stay away from fluorescent green anything. Also the biodiesel I purchased (Tucson AZ) has no additives other then what might be in the dino/petro diesel component. The higher cetane level in the B20 gave me the best milage I've ever gotten in the Duramax.
Ken
2004 Silverado 2500: HD D/A LB7 4X4, SnugTop XV, Bilsteins, AEM Brute Force HD intake, Banks Monster exhaust, Hypertech
1981 Airstream Excella 280 Turbo Diesel (Isuzu 6BD1T/Chevy P30) Motorhome
2010 VW Golf TDI
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Albee, if you want more info on biodiesel check out www.biodiesel.org Biodiesel actually is a lubricant and helps increase the lubrication value of the fuel.
2002 Chevy 2500HD D/A Ext Cab 4X4 LT Forest Green/Charcoal Leather.BFG All-Terrain KO 265/75/16\'s
thanks for the input. appreciate it.
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