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- May 9, 2002
Just Wondering....
In the 60's & 70's & 80's we used to add a gallon of diesel fuel to a tank of gas to lubricate the upper cyclinders....Never had any problems. The last vehicle I did it to was an 84 Winnebago with a 454.
What is the efficacy of such a treatment nowadays. If you don't know what efficacy is, then you probably don't know the answer, so be sure you have some scientific opinions if you respond
My guess is that it would be like adding a LOT of Sea Foam to the gas tank....? It smells the same. Will it clog a fuel filter -Some of these filters do crazy things....?
In the 60's & 70's & 80's we used to add a gallon of diesel fuel to a tank of gas to lubricate the upper cyclinders....Never had any problems. The last vehicle I did it to was an 84 Winnebago with a 454.
What is the efficacy of such a treatment nowadays. If you don't know what efficacy is, then you probably don't know the answer, so be sure you have some scientific opinions if you respond
My guess is that it would be like adding a LOT of Sea Foam to the gas tank....? It smells the same. Will it clog a fuel filter -Some of these filters do crazy things....?
