Luc,
Thanks for the W123 endorsement but the question remains if the same is true
for the W124. Does anyone have any experience with this model and engine?
While attempting to decipher the Mercedes model codes I found this handy
site...
http://home.hiwaay.net/~gbf/mbmodels.html
Mike W
G'day
I am also looking for a 'well seasoned' 300D for biodiesel use. There are a
few reasonably priced early '90s machines on the market. Are there issues
running B100 on the generation just after the 80-87 model?
Mike Wagner
- Original Message -
From: DB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
Check out the Regional Transporatation Center. It's a great example of a
public/private partnership that is helping to educate the masses on
biofuels. They've done some great work to get this funded and built.
http://www.rtc4afv.com/
Mike W
- Original Message -
From: Ed Starr
take hold. The excessive waste of energy in the U.S. is beyond
comprehension. Something has to give and biodiesel combined with
conservation is a good place to start.
Mike
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From: Michael Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 5
I submitted the following to VW and recieved the expected response. Unless
you're sipping from a European biodiesel pump the US engine warrantee is
considered void. Sounds like there's lots of work to be done to win them
over to the ASTM spec. Is there really that much of a difference between the
