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Posted by ih_bug on November 09, 2003 at 08:56:23 from (66.46.141.70):
In Reply to: Diesel fuel conditioner and other tricks of the tr posted by Michael Soldan on November 08, 2003 at 06:32:39:
engine oil does have more power than deisel aprox 10 times the bang im told this is why when a deisel engine starts to use oil rebuild it right away cause the engine oil slipping past the rings is now in the combustion mixture and when it goes off its more power than engine is designed for and the bottom end is going next, likely though the side of the block.
we do use methyl hydrate but it is dry and provides no lubrication so dont use to much we supplement it with a little oil.
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