This oft stated fact begs a question:
Any aspiring mechanics using B100 as a parts cleaner? How fast does B100
work its magic?
It does work magic - it's better than kerosene for that, IMO. Better
than gasolene? Dunno, I haven't used gasolene for that in ages. How
fast? Dunno that either, but it hasn't made me impatient. It's SO-O
nice to use! Depending what you're trying to clean, biodiesel and the
glycerine by-product are a good pair - the glyc is a champion
degreaser (though somewhat caustic, rough on your hands, so take
care).
I ask because I run a small auto shop as my night job and think this a
better, healthier alternative to the petrol stuff. And if it will remove
the gunk from bad gasoline--all the better.
Not from bad gasolene, it's the deposit laid down over time by
petro-diesel fuel.
Still, try it and see. I'm sure you'll like it.
Best wishes
Keith
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Some folks have had trouble with old Mercs and other cars having lots
of gunk in the tank, which biodiesel loosens up, or rust, if it's
been standing for awhile, and biodiesel loosens that too.
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