Re: gelled fuel?

Posted by NEsota on December 09, 2005 at 11:28:42 from (208.50.219.154):

In Reply to: gelled fuel? posted by tyler in sd on December 09, 2005 at 05:53:58:

A best friend has been laughing for years about the prox. -30F morning that I took my V6 Olds diesel out to try to make some money, jumping other vehicles. A few miles from home it gelled. So back home, I picked up a hand held propane burner and gasoline vehicle. The propane would not light because it was too cold to turn to gas. After warming the propane with the car heater I had some flammable gas. Fuel tank had been topped off with #1. When flames were applied to the filter, pump and lines, my diesel was going again Maybe I should say �don�t try this at home�.

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