won't take.
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After doing some (about 3 hours worth) of research, I have
After doing some (about 3 hours worth) of research, I have not found any
straight answers regarding the use of bio-diesel in the Jeep Liberty with
the VM 2.8 liter CRD (common rail diesel). As a state and ASE certified
master mechanic at a Chrysler/Jeep dealership, my coworkers and I have alot
, and if it ran, I'd buy the
sucker. If it didn't, well, they'd have to pump the tank out I guess.
It's a gamble I won't take.
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finest processed WVO into
the CRD engine's tank and run a few miles, and if it ran, I'd buy the
sucker. If it didn't, well, they'd have to pump the tank out I guess.
It's a gamble I won't take.
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a few miles, and if it ran, I'd buy the
sucker. If it didn't, well, they'd have to pump the tank out I guess.
It's a gamble I won't take.
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, and if it ran, I'd buy the
sucker. If it didn't, well, they'd have to pump the tank out I guess.
It's a gamble I won't take.
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