Re: DESIEL

Posted by jdemaris on October 28, 2006 at 06:44:47 from (66.218.13.179):

In Reply to: DESIEL posted by city farmer on October 28, 2006 at 06:28:18:

According to some of the injection pump companies - yes it can damage them - or at least cause premature wear. That is especially true with rotary distributor-type pumps e.g. Roosamaster/Stanadyne, CAV,American Bosch, Bosch VE,etc. With in-line and/or plunger pumps, it is not as much an issue. For example, Stanadyne recommends with older standard pumps - to use added lubricant in the fuel - or - install the optional harder (Artic Package) parts inside the pump. Adding the special hardened parts is VERY expensive. Adding a little lube to your fuel is not.
Generally speaking - the new fuel is supposed to be okay with newer equipment.

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