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Havoc wrote:it'll play wat wit d fuel cetane rating LH??
uniho46 wrote:I have a 2010 Ford Ranger TDCI Engine some say put a 5$ to a tank of diesel and that also take cares of any water, others say no that might harm my engine, which is it?
Also in a service on my ford ranger i heard the tech say he cleaned the strainer in the fuel pump is this something i can do on my own as maintenance, if so where and how is it done?
lighthammer wrote:No dont put kerosene in the TDCi engine, it'll mess up the ECU and cause knocking/misfiring.
You can only get away with kerosene in a direct-injection diesel engine with a mechanical fuel pumping system, kerosone in a common-rail, electronically controlled system will play havoc with the diesel fuel's Cetane rating and thus mess up the ECU.
And no it's not advisable that you simply "clean the fuel filter", because that'll only remove the larger particles while the microscopic ones will remain embedded in the filter elements.
This will cause blockage and less efficient filtering, not to mention some of those smaller particles can break off and get into the engine.
Havoc wrote:las time i did d diesel/kero mix i put bout 4ltrs.....daz like $6 worth lol
speedaholic wrote:i put a $60-$20 mix ussually...
Havoc wrote:no wonder dat l200 hv so much fyah....ur cetane pts mus be off the charts!!
sliderz1 wrote:^usually my engine runs a bit more silent ( about 2L to a tank). the added power is a plus but my fuel finishes faster........
maybe cuz my foot gets heavier with the extra fire
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