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I have a lot of questions about bio-diesel that I need to get answered. I really never considered bio-d until yesterday when I was offered the ability to buy some bio-d from someone who evidently has a large supply and is willing to sell it to me very cheaply and with #2 prices the way they are I have to strongly look at this. I will do alot of research on this but I know that we have a lot of knowledgeable bio-d guys here on the ORG. So here are some quick questions to get me started.
1. Is there anything special that I need to do to run bio-d in my 7.3.
2. Do I need to install any kind of special filters to filter it?
3. Are there any kind of quality tests that I should/need to run on it?
4. Are there any problems with mixing bio-d with regular #2?
5. Don't shoot me for this one but also have an 06 5.9l cr, any problems with running it in it?
Thanks in advance for any insight you can provide. This is my first step in researching this and I'm sure I'll have a lot more questions as this is definately a new arena for me. Also, I will be away from the computer a lot today as it is "quality time with the family" time and if I'm going to go racing tonight, gotta get some quality time in. I'll check back in as often as possible over the weekend.
Thanks again.
1. Is there anything special that I need to do to run bio-d in my 7.3.
2. Do I need to install any kind of special filters to filter it?
3. Are there any kind of quality tests that I should/need to run on it?
4. Are there any problems with mixing bio-d with regular #2?
5. Don't shoot me for this one but also have an 06 5.9l cr, any problems with running it in it?
Thanks in advance for any insight you can provide. This is my first step in researching this and I'm sure I'll have a lot more questions as this is definately a new arena for me. Also, I will be away from the computer a lot today as it is "quality time with the family" time and if I'm going to go racing tonight, gotta get some quality time in. I'll check back in as often as possible over the weekend.
Thanks again.