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Re: #2 Funace fuel in a diesel
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Posted by paul on November 30, 2005 at 10:01:39 from (66.44.137.219):
In Reply to: #2 Funace fuel in a diesel posted by IA Farmer on November 29, 2005 at 19:06:34:
True furnace fuel might not have some additives that help lubricate the engine, pump, etc. In practice, _most_ fuel delivery places use the same exact fuel for both furnace fuel & diesel fuel. It is more expensive to handle 2 seperate fuel delivery lines than the slight difference in prices. I'd say you will be fine with a bit of a blend or a fuel additive, and if you can ask the place that delivers fuel, you likely have #2 diesle fuel from the start. --->Paul
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