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Farm Diesel
I heard from a friend that if you run farm fuel in a 96 stroker that there is a eye in the fuel pump and when the eye gets clouded from the dye that the truck dies and you have to go to a dealer and have the lines empty and tank empty have not ran any yet but I live on a farm and I know on alot of our other trucks we run it just about all the time
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I dont think thats true weve owned powerstroke for a long time and we farm and my dad always burns farm fuel in them hes have almost every year of powerstroke made even a 96 and it had 200,000 miles on it when he sold it the dealer will tell you anything so you dont burn it in your truck thats my opion...
Last edited by bry03 : 03-21-2006 at 09:25 AM. |
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not worth it...especially if you have a 6.0; the fines will kill you and it eats the newer injectors like crazy...
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