Indeed.
My point was that saying "using biodiesel will void your warranty" isn't
accurate or constructive.
The fact is, if you put crummy fuel in your tank and break something, that
problem isn't covered under the warranty. Whether that fuel was made
(poorly) from dinosaurs or fryer grease it d
I also have a 2002 Golf TDI. In the last two months I've had the car into
the dealer for warranty work (window regulators and trunk release button
poked through). It was fully covered and I've been running 100% biodiesel
since I bought the car used (10,000 miles ago).
We should be clear. Biodie
Howdy. I have a 500 gallon mobile storage tank that was usde by a
construction firm. It looks like a giant barrel on wheels. I imagine it
needs a good cleaning. Any suggestions for how to clean this out before
filling with biodiesel?
Thanks.
aaron in wisconsin
Yaho
Hello all.
I am looking to transport 500 or more gallons of biodiesel at a time to
supply our biofuels co-op. We have a trailer made for the purpose of fuel
transport. Are there any legalities or practical concerns y'all might have
encountered in transporting fuels? At what volume would someone
Howdy folks. While I was cruising the TDIclub forums, I came across a
reference to
http://www.premiumdiesel.com/
which is the website of Koch refineries. They list "US soy field diesel"
and "US soy field diesel plus" and have availability maps for stations that
carry. Their product informati
urnaces
to renewablesources.
Also, if you happen to live in Wisconsin, I would love to speak with you
abut thisproject and hopefully work together to let our state know there is
interest in such aprogram.
You can see Wisconsin's Focus on Energy program
at:
http://www.wifocusonenergy.com/
S
