Please provide the link to the study you read.
Luther
Tyler wrote:
These sort of engine problems are essentially unheard of in MB diesels
that haven't run WVO.
I still stand by the claim that WVO is good, but only if the oil is
heated really hot, and filtered really well (and it almost never is).
I did read a well designed scientific study once which showed no
measurable long term wear increase using well heated WVO compared to
regular diesel, but cold WVO caused serious engine damage in a short
time period. I suppose people will want a link... I'll see if I can
find it.
Sincerely,
Tyler
On May 8, 2009, at 6:11 PM, Michael LaFleur wrote:
Why is it that every benz that has an engine problem that was run on
WVO, WVO is blamedas the reason for the failure, but every other benz
that has an engine problem, diesel is not the blame?
Mike
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