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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / May 2005biodiesel
I've been using 100 0/0 biodiesel in my '82 300SD and '97 300E. I cannot tell any change in performance outher than decline of black exhaust. I've only run a few tanks. Are there any known or suspected problems with onging use of biodiesel? Bio100 (vs. Bio20) will dissolve all the old deposits in the fuel system so you may soon need to replace the fuel filters. Where do you get bio diesel? . Try www.biodiesel.org/ However. my source in Memphis TN is not listed. > Where do you get bio diesel? > > . Nice link, thanks. If I every get that diesel I will definitely consider going B100 if its not too far. . > Nice link, thanks. > > If I every get that diesel I will definitely > consider going B100 if its not too far. Make your own. A father of a friend of my brother just lets the dirty used cooking oil sit around for a while and settle and then puts it into his TDI, works great, saves thousands per year. For myself, I'm going to build a processor so I can have real biodiesel http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0970722702/wwwdataunlimi-20?creative=3276 41&camp=14573&link_code=as1 cp It will dissolve slowly certain gaskets and hoses because the car is old and their materials have a low resistance to the biodiesel. I have yet to find a list of the items. jj > I've been using 100 0/0 biodiesel in my '82 300SD and '97 300E. I cannot > tell any change in performance outher than decline of black exhaust. I've > only run a few tanks. Are there any known or suspected problems with onging > use of biodiesel? |
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