Posted by SVcummins on October 04, 2018 at 21:44:59 from (174.27.61.76):
In Reply to: kerosene fuel posted by Howard Parker on October 04, 2018 at 20:19:40:
I went to check cows one day it’s a 100 milt round trip fuel gauge didn’t work but I thought I had enough fuel to make it well I didn’t but I did have a 2.5 gallon jug of hytran with me I dumped it in and was able and had enough to make it back to the fuel station . The original owners manual for the 95 model year dodge with the Cummins had a list of specs on the grades of jet fuel you could use in the engine and some grades required you to add 15 40 engine oil to the fuel becuse it was so dry but it could be safely burned in the engines the reprint of the owners manual has dropped the information about burning jet fuel probably something to do with the green police and burning engine oil in the fuel if it was my guess
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