Biodiesel Station listing

[biggieou]

Hey all I was just thinking(usually gets me in trouble), but why couldnt we start a Biodiesel Station listing sort of like Travel Companion? Personally I would like to know of all places that I could fill up w/Bio at.

 

[Grey Wolf]

Here's a start... .

http://www.biodiesel.org/buyingbiodiesel/retailfuelingsites/

 

[skorski]

bio diesel

Got an 05 and would like to burn bio What is Cummins saying will it cause damage to any parts?

 

[DBrickel]

Got an 05 and would like to burn bio What is Cummins saying will it cause damage to any parts?

I read somewhere that the 03s and up had problems with a senser while using bio. Also pre 94 could have problems with seals in the fuel system.

 

[biggieou]

I read somewhere that the 03s and up had problems with a senser while using bio. Also pre 94 could have problems with seals in the fuel system.

Is that true about the pre-94's?

 

[Headshot zod]

I haven't heard of any problems with pre-94 burning bio. However since I was using B100, it did clean out my fuel system. I changed the filter and no problems there after.

 

[biggieou]

Whats the difference between, lets say, B2 and B100?

 

[TURBOs4LIFE]

The # beside the "B" is the percent of Bio in the mix of #2 diesel. Example... . B20 is 20% Bio with 80% #2 diesel. Clear as mud?

 

[biggieou]

I gotcha, thanks!

 

[EricBu12]

I looked at a station here in SLC.



# 2 was at the time..... $2. 75



B-2 was ... ... $2. 73



B-20 was ... . $2. 68



and B-100 sold in containers was ... $2. 73



In a once in a while cleaning of the tank and fuel system the B-20 would be good but not worth the extra problems of filters..... Thats why I am looking at the Diesel secret meathod

 

[DBrickel]

Is that true about the pre-94's?

I read this on a bio diesel site. Can't remember which one. The reason given was the seals would deteriorate and fail in a short period of time. They can be upgraded. The seals in the post 94 are made of a different composition of material