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Re: bio diesel yes or no
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Posted by bitbythebug on February 09, 2006 at 20:43:01 from (153.2.246.30):
In Reply to: bio diesel yes or no posted by ggjjon on February 09, 2006 at 19:53:46:
Hi, What exactly was the type of bio diesel you were using? That can make a difference on the warranty. I have found that there is a big difference. Because, "soy" diesel is generaly under refined and is corrosive. I haven't had any problems with actual bio diesel as I run it in my Mercedes Benze 240D. I have been informed to stay away from places that advertise as Soy, and go to where they advertise bio. I have been putting ninety miles a day on my Benze. I also have a nieghbor who is running it in his Duramax and likes it. I am planning on getting a Duramax and asked my local Chevy dealer about it and they said it shouldn't matter. Somewhere, I have an article on the differences in "bio". I will try and find it and get back. Have you checked anywhere else such as other dealers who aren't aware of your specific problem? Maybe there is a service bulletin on those injectors. And they are using the bio diesel as an excuse to get out of warranting your truck. I hope this helps. And now you have me curious, so I am going do some more research too. Dan
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