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Originally Posted by Newguy
Ok, so how do they test for the dye?
Is it visual or some chemical test?
Which brings up another question. B-100 (at least the homebrew kind) is similar in color to the Dyed Diesel. And I know that you can get a similar fine for running B-100. But how do they know if you purchase the B-100 at a station, or homebrew it?
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at least in Europe, test the exhaust gas with a strip of paper similar to litmus. But bio diesel looks nothing like off road fuel (non highway taxed.) It's a red as transmission fluid. The law as it stands before the sunset on it, home brewed B100 is legal as long as you do not sell it without a license and proper tax collections.