thanks ive tried to acess the site it just comes up no site found
have you another address terry
Long urls get broken into two lines in transmission, you have to copy
and paste them into a word processor and join them up again. Here it
is again:
http://www.biodiesel.org/resources/fuelfactshe
thanks ive tried to acess the site it just comes up no site found have you another address terry
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> while on the subect of fuel pumps and rubber i run a 1993 b5.9 cummins turbo
> diesel ime just starting out on bio diesel,but remember reading somewhere a
> statement that cummins do n
while on the subect of fuel pumps and rubber i run a 1993 b5.9 cummins turbo diesel ime just starting out on bio diesel,but remember reading somewhere a statement that cummins do not reccomend use of bio in this motor,does anyone know why or if its true terry
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Corolla's Fuel Pump
Hello Doug
>Keith Addison wrote:
>
>>Hello Filipe
>>
&
Hello Doug
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Filipe
I doubt it very much. Okay, no, it's not true. By 1993 Japanese
fuel pumps did not contain any rubber, especially not those
exported to Europe - compatability issues with the
European ULSD diesel fuel had already ensured that. Our To
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Filipe
I doubt it very much. Okay, no, it's not true. By 1993 Japanese fuel
pumps did not contain any rubber, especially not those exported to
Europe - compatability issues with the European ULSD
diesel fuel had already ensured that. Our Toyota diesel i
Hello Filipe
Hello again,
I own an Toyota Corolla 2,0D van (1993), I was tolded that diesel fuel pumps,
in older diesel vehicles, aren't compatible whith the use of biodiesel.
Someone said to me that the rubber parts inside the fuel pump will be damaged
and they aren't replaceable. A fuel pump
Filipe,
The short answer is yes, there are compatability
issues "at the gas station pump". The long answer is
that many C-Stores are indepedently owned but use the
brand name of their petroleum supplier. Thus they
sorta have to comply with the parent company
guidelines. The parent company has gu
