sea level, which would be a reasonable gasoline-BD blend?. Thanks.
F.
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Hi Jonathan,
A straightforward
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Hi Jonathan,
A straightforward question deserves
Gregg, I have a question to ask you about your FFV TC minivan. I have read
that these are designed to run any blend of gasoline and ethanol, up to 85%
ethanol. Why are you running biodiesel and not ethanol? Personal preference?
Ethanol not available in your area? Just curious, that's all.
Hi Jonathan,
A straightforward question deserves, will get, a straightforward answer:
Personal preference due to E-85 fuel is not available (that I know of) in
Georgia. I've also read in my Chrysler Owner's manual that you have to use a
special type of motor oil if you use E-85 fuel. If you
Sometime ago someone was talking about doing there own testing of mixing
10% biodeisel in gas, and running there lawnmower on it. I think that in
that same email, there was talk about trying the same test on a minivan.
As fas as I know there was never an email about the result of running
Hi guys,
What brilliant posts!
I wonder if anyone has added Straight (or waste) VO
and if so what the results were?
Would it be miscible with gas?
Regards, Nigel
--- Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Sometime ago someone was talking about doing there
own testing of mixing
10%
Hello Al,
I'm the one that posted a while back about mixing a percentage of BD, about 10
- 15%, with my gas using it in my lawnmower, as well as my mini van Jeeps.
It was sucessful. So far, I add BD to my gas frequently. This cleans the
build-up out. I noticed my mileage drops a bit, but
I would be wary of this because of the detonation (knocking) risk.
Certainly accelerate gently.
Doug Woodard
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
On Wed, 29 Sep 2004, Gregg Davidson wrote:
Hello Al,
I'm the one that posted a while back about mixing a percentage of BD, about
10 - 15%, with my
: Re: [Biofuel] running biodiesel in gas engines
I would be wary of this because of the detonation (knocking) risk.
Certainly accelerate gently.
Doug Woodard
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
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Thanks for this, that takes it all forward a whole lot.
Unfortunately, Franklin's email account has been non-functional for a
while. I hope he'll rejoin us and give us further news of his work
with biodiesel, in both 2-strokes and gasoline engines.
Hello Al,
I'm the one that posted a
( knocking ) would be less, would
it not?
Greg H.
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I would be wary of this because of the detonation (knocking) risk
Hi Keith,
Glad I could be of help to folks that have questions. I haven't had much time
to make any more BD than the 5 or 6 gallons I made recently. I added about 2.2
gallons (a bit over 10%) to the fuel in my Chrysler TC mini van earlier this
month. The 3.3 L V-6 Flex Fuel engine seemed to
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