Oh yeah, left that out. Definitely filter it to about 5 microns. I
wouldn't just go dumping it in. (though it seems you'd just have to replace
your car's filters sooners if you did).
I might also have a different opinion if I had a pristine Benz that was my
baby. I view my 83' 300D more of as "
Negative on that, we do not use the system...therefor I know nothing about it.
Luther
On Wed, 03 Jan 2007 18:16:15 -0600, Hans Neureiter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Cummins introduced a program about 2-3 years ago for big rig diesels that
> introduces a certain ammount of crankcase oil into th
Filter it really well and pass it through one of those magentized pipes
to pick up any stray metal. I would be fine with a quart at each fill
up in Gump. Were I to try that with the E300D, she would kill me.
On Jan 3, 2007, at 12:06 PM, Hans Neureiter wrote:
Long ago there was a discussion
Rich, where on Westpark is that recycle place?
O'Reiley's on Hwy 6 is closest to me and they are the ones who try to make
me feel bad bothering them.
SOB's told me not to set the jugs on the floor and than made me wait
forever.
I know, and they know what the law is. Does not mean they have to be
f
Cummins introduced a program about 2-3 years ago for big rig diesels that
introduces a certain ammount of crankcase oil into the fuel system. The
claim to fame is that oil change intervals are quadrupled, filterchanges
stay the same ant topping off oil goes along with fuel-ups. Luther
will should
Hans -- here in TX I believe it is a law that if they sell oil they
gotta take oil. I go to the O'Reilly's and just go in back and pour
mine in a tank they have (they take filters too), or to the recycle
facility on Westpark. The recycle facility is sort of a fun experience,
in a weird way, t
Hans Neureiter wrote:
Long ago there was a discussion on how much drained engine oil (Mobil 1) is
OK to put in the fueltank.
I am finding it more and more difficult to drop off used oil at mac parts
places. They act annoyed and let you wait.
At $ 2.50+ a gallon diesel it would also cut down the i
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Depends on what you mean by "maximum". I'm not positive how well synthetic
burns, but I can tell you that regular old oil can be added up to 50% (it's
probably gonna be a little bit smokier and more sluggish at that ratio
though). You could go higher than that...
Personally, if it's nice and war
Hans,
IIRC, Marshall said a while or two ago that a quart of motor oil in
with a fill up of diesel fuel was about the maximum...
Could be wrong tho..
Take care,
Chuck
Phoenix AZ
On Jan 3, 2007, at 10:06 AM, Hans Neureiter wrote:
Long ago there was a discussion on how much drained engi
Anybody remember SC-based Green Oasis Environmental? They had a contraption
that purportedly turned crankcase oil into diesel fuel.
On 1/3/07, Hans Neureiter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Long ago there was a discussion on how much drained engine oil (Mobil 1)
is
OK to put in the fueltank.
I am f
Long ago there was a discussion on how much drained engine oil (Mobil 1) is
OK to put in the fueltank.
I am finding it more and more difficult to drop off used oil at mac parts
places. They act annoyed and let you wait.
At $ 2.50+ a gallon diesel it would also cut down the initial cost of the
oil.
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