Any of which can be replaced on an as needed basis. Terry's mechanic
should be a little more specific with him, rather than issuing a
sweeping and perhaps unsupported statement.
Perhaps I can shed some light on this topic, as I am an engineer at Cummins
Inc, and work in Fuel System
Dear Doug, I didnt catch what year ctd you were talking about, but I
have a 98 24 valve that I have been running a 50-50 blend for about a
year. Is this bad for the vp-44 even if the fuel is dry?
dear doug, i
I, personally, (keep in mind this is NOT Cummins talking here) would not
Hello,
I have been making small batches of biodiesel and feel that I am ready to
scale up. However I have encountered a fairly major stumbling block in
finding a source for the methanol and the NaOH. I have tried local chemical
supply companies and gotten the response that they can only sell to
Jan,
Thanks for the help.
Hello Doug.
Keith has made an excellent input to you questions but I felt it necessary
to add some aspects of your problem:
The rule no1 when taking samples is to make sure - as possible- that the
sample is representative for the batch. This sounds simple, but if
, if you really want to keep it a long time you can displace the air
in the container with nitrogen and then it will keep for a long time, this
is something of course that only the military would consider.
Hope this helps.
Doug Memering
Keith Addison wrote:
Who is putting about mis- or disinfo
