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06-05-2006, 06:31 PM
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Brand new truck...change the filter now?
I'm really excited to have my new (to me) 2002 F350 PSD sitting in front of the house!
 I'm intending to run B100 (and probably start making my own shortly). I understand that a lot of the people who run into trouble with the bio stuff do so because biodiesel acts as a solvent, releasing built up gunk in the fuel system, dislodging it, and clogging up filters. Should I run a tank of B100 and then change my filter, or go ahead and change the filter before the first tank of B100? 
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