TC3W 2 cycle oil as a fuel additive

[Seayfam]

As long as your Diesel engine doesn't have a Diesel particulate filter on it, you'll be fine. I believe that isn't an issue unless you have a 2007 or later Diesel. You can plug that DPF really fast with lube and they are not cheap to replace. I notice a quieter smoother running engine and better MPG'S on all my Diesels. I figured the cost of the cheap 2cycle oil at 1qt to 50gal only costs me .06 cents a gallon more. With the mileage I gain from adding, it more than pays for it. But my main reasoning is for my injection system.

Sent from my GT-I9300

[luvrbus]

John, on a series 60 it will be low turbo boost,no power,shaking,missing and most of the time plenty of black smoke I mean a lot of black smoke

[John316]

Thanks, Clifford. If that ever happens can we usually (I know there are variables) limp a little ways or does it need to be shut down right away?

[luvrbus]

You can get to a shop you may piss a lot of motorist off on the way

[John316]

Good to know, thanks. If we put our that much smoke, they won't be able to find us. lol

[napamikey]

Here is the link to the additive test. Biodiesel did the best!

http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/76-gm-trucks/64-maintenance-fluids/177728-lubricity-additive-study-results.html

[bevans6]

I would caution that bio-diesel produced and distributed by a major fuel corporation with national distribution is probably a different product than used fryer oil spun through a filter...   

Brian