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Something to treat Algae
The recovery work on the Chocolate Benz is going well but I discover that I am getting quite a bit of junk in the fuel filters. When the weather cools off I will probably yard the tank and clean it. In the meantime what is available to treat algae? I tried a search but didn't come up with a brand. Has anyone used a chemical successfully. My car sat unused for several years.
Thanks, Ed |
Biocide is a product sold to the marine market that is said to work well. Have a couple filters handy.
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I use Racor Biocide.
The 16oz bottle will treat 1200 gallons! (But, you need to double the dose at first.) http://www.mwfi.com/Fuel-Additives/Bionical.html http://www.dieselmanor.com/fuel/biocide.asp https://shop.dieselpage.com/displayProductDocument.hg?productId=74&categoryId=28 I think I got mine from Midwest-Diesel, but I can't remember. Bought it so long ago and still have more than half left. A li'l dab'll do ya! |
I could not find any brand of biocide at parts stores or truck stops in my area. West Marine ordered it and it only took a couple of days and no shipping. They had two brands in their catalog and I got the Biobar JF.
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Startron works slower than Biobar but it not only kills the alge/fungus but it breaks it down small enough to go thru the fuel filters to be burned with much less plugging of the filter.
I have treated a couple of vehicles and only needed 1 filter change on one of them and no filter change on the other. |
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