New guy on the block so my first question may seem a bit dumb
Have just had the fuel pump and injectors done on my truck and spoke to the mechanic about useing alternative fuel.
This guy is pretty up front, he has more work than he can handel, his workshop is like a doctors surgery and you can call in at any time to view the progress on your vehicle. When I asked about biodiesel he took me through his workshop and showed me all the problems caused by it. His final comment was that no one in Australia as yet has come up with a suitable fuel mix.
Now I'd like to brew my own fuel and have started sourcing raw material etc, but I must admit I'm quite concerned about all the examples he showed me.
NB: this guy wasn't against useing it, his final comment was along the lines of " He's never seen a motor that ran sucessfully on it in Australia.
Therefore I ask the question - Who has had long term sucess with the quality of their fuel, and what process do you use.
Thanks
Kev
Have just had the fuel pump and injectors done on my truck and spoke to the mechanic about useing alternative fuel.
This guy is pretty up front, he has more work than he can handel, his workshop is like a doctors surgery and you can call in at any time to view the progress on your vehicle. When I asked about biodiesel he took me through his workshop and showed me all the problems caused by it. His final comment was that no one in Australia as yet has come up with a suitable fuel mix.
Now I'd like to brew my own fuel and have started sourcing raw material etc, but I must admit I'm quite concerned about all the examples he showed me.
NB: this guy wasn't against useing it, his final comment was along the lines of " He's never seen a motor that ran sucessfully on it in Australia.
Therefore I ask the question - Who has had long term sucess with the quality of their fuel, and what process do you use.
Thanks
Kev
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