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Incorrect. The sticker only displays the maximum sulfur content, not what is being pumped. It can still say Low Sulfur and be pumping ULSD. They only use the LSD stickers so they can delay getting their tanks inspected/tested.
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The weakest part is the top end of the motor...the point of adding the 2cycle is to get the top end more wet.
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Lasting several hundred thousand miles longer than the average g@sser is "weak"?
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I'll probably get my IP rebuilt because of leakes resulting from being 21 years old. I'll take my chances running diesel, its lasted 21 years and 267k miles so I think thats pretty good.
Has anyone had a MB IP fail because of ULSD? We have been using it for quite some time now, and I know the VW guys are freaking out and seeing failures.
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I have read that they have already been making gasket/seal kits that can take the newest diesel fuel. I put one of these new seal kits into my Volvo diesel IP (similar to VW rabbit pump but 6 cyl). Because I insisted on changing 2 little rubber dampners that go inside of the pump I had to take apart the whole pump. After assembly and installation on the engine I found that the timing is off (too retarded a lot of white smoke; but at least the pump dose not leak anymore). I have the pump apart right now trying to find out why the pump advance is not working as it is supposed to. (I thought that the pictures I took as I took the pump apart would be enough to allow me to fix it; but I guess I missed something.)
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When I added 2-cycle oil to my cars my idle actually got slightly louder. That makes sense as any motor oil is pretty low in cetane. To make a diesel engine quieter and still have complete combustion you need to increase the cetane. If your engine gets quieter by adding a low-cetane component like motor oil it means you have more unburned fuel coming out of the tailpipe. The best "additive" to increase cetane and lubricity is by far biodiesel. If that's not available I'd recommend an additive specifically designed for diesel fuel. I think cetane is a bigger concern than lubricity as ULSD is already additized to have "decent" lubricity, though it can be improved further with additives if desired, but I often find the cetane lacking in pure diesel for the altitude where I live. My cars definitely run quieter with additives or biodiesel compared to pure ULSD.
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IIRC BioD has a lower cetane rating than USLD, unless you add cetane boost to the BioD.
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Cetane measures ignition delay and you're right that combustion speed is something different. Still, I think what I said is true. A low-cetane, slow-combusting substance like motor oil would probably result in higher emissions. Quieter due to less ignition delay (higher cetane) is good. Quieter due to slow-burning is not always good because if it's too slow it's going out the tailpipe.
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I'm blaiming my oil leaks on old seals, I doubt the new diesel had anything to do with it. Heck the bottom seal has been wet every since I got the car. Craig's IP isn't leaking.
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Are there any rubber seals inside a Mercedes IP other than the o-rings for the elements that connect to the injector lines? I don't think there are. If that's the case, why would anyone ever need to take an IP apart because of a leak?
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Went to a Bosch dealer couple of days ago,the lift pump repair kit now has 2 green o-rings instead of black ones..the lady was not capable of telling me the difference in material..any info on that?
On the 2-stroke oil-browsed some forums in Vaterland,my German`s very poor,but some folks there add 2-stroke oil in CDI engines ,actually one particular brand-Liqui/Lubro Moly 1052 semi-synth 2-stroke. Found also this: "Recommended diesel fuel additive: Liqui Moly 1052 Some Mercedes-Benz diesel engine engineers recommend to add some two cycle oil to the diesel fuel, in case the engine runs a bit rough due to a batch or so of poor diesel fuel quality in remote areas. In this connection Liqui Moly 1052 is usually mentioned. It reportedly burns clean, better than the diesel fuel itself, and can also be used on diesel engines fitted with particulate filter." www.whnet.com/4x4 and... http://www.pointedthree.com/disc/forums/showthread.php?tid=4313 |
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If two cycle oil does not lubricate things when put in fuel then why don't we run our weed whackers on straight gas. Of course this stuff lubricates. Thats what it is made for. RichC .
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