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2 stroke oil in diesel fuel
Hey, has anyone ever herd of adding 2 stroke oil to your diesel fuel? If so why?
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yea people do it because is quites the injectors down also its easier on the motor
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any side effects? white smoke, clogged injectors? Why not? If its easier on the motor sounds good to me. I use Power Service in mine, maybe a little 2 cycle also would be good?
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Doesn't diesel fuel additive do the same thing?
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not shure on the side effects i dont think so but some one will chime in and clear it up for you
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I run it is mine and the sound diff. is very noticeable. Make sure you run the tc-w3 mix one oz. per gallon of fuel.
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It helps lube the top end of moter. ULSD is not as lubricating as old Diesel. If you use 2cyl I think the most important thing to look for is that it is an ashless formula?
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Cheap ashless 2 stroke is the best bang for the buck. Getting fancy expensive oils isnt going to make a drastic difference for the price.
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Powerservice is good for several things but not very good as a lubricity additive. I stopped using powerservice and began using 2-stroke oil from walmart about 250 gallons ago and it was immediately better in terms of engine noise with the 2-stroke.
Do it. You'll notice within the first tank. 1 oz per gallon. |
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What does the ashless do over the non ashless!
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