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Injection pump lubrication

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Michael

03-25-2001 23:22:44




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I have read all that's said about high sulfur diesel and I agree with "Ray,In" that every one have a right to their own opinion.

That Greenpeace fellow must have stepped on a bad toe or something.

Now to my problem.

Here i Sweden they say that we have the purest diesel in the world, it doesn't smell like diesel any more, and I bet it can be used to lighten up the barbecue.

I don't know were to get any other type of fuel for my MF35, is it possible to add some 2-stroke oil to get the lubrication for the pump instead?

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Ray,IN

03-26-2001 19:18:22




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 Re: Injection pump lubrication in reply to Michael, 03-25-2001 23:22:44  
I have tried to offer my advice whenever I thought it would help,occasionally I'm wrong. I wouldn't hesitate to add some light oil to the fuel for pump lubrication. I just don't know the ratio. As someone corrected me earlier, motor oil is safe to burn in a diesel engine, Cummins Diesel offers an option for their large engines that slowly removes crankcase oil and mixes it into the enjector pump to use as fuel. I have heard of engine,transmission,2cycle and hyd. oil used for this now. I tend to think used oil would contain enough abrasives to harm the pump and injectors. The large oil filtering apparatus on large trucks will remove this, but the dinky filters we have can't match them. I suggest buying a commerical lubricant to start and obtain the mixture ratio. My 2 cents

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