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    Tommy sucks Sharpe's Avatar
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    Danny had the same timing problem. He and Tommy had been trying to time it off the wrong cylinder all summer but once they set it correctly the mofo fired right up.
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    yes, it's the same as a chevy...it is just timed off of number 8 instead of number 1. "Time off of No 8 CYL" is stamped into both valve covers. So instead of 1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2 it is 8-4-3-6-5-7-2-1

    Oh, and I'd buy that motor, but it's more fun to see how long the current one is going to last.
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    um, your hard drive linked into the worldwideweb???
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    Ask your dad what it tastes like.
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    try that

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jackasic
    try that

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    So as I understand it the new diesel is lower in sulfur which reduce the fuels ability to lubricate parts in the fuel system.

    Anyone have any useful comments (I realize this pretty much nixes Jimmy from the conversation) about what this lack of sulfur will mean to our older model diesels?

    Is there a fuel additive we should consider to help extend the life of injector pumps, etc....
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    Quote Originally Posted by KrazyKarl02
    So as I understand it the new diesel is lower in sulfur which reduce the fuels ability to lubricate parts in the fuel system.

    Anyone have any useful comments (I realize this pretty much nixes Jimmy from the conversation) about what this lack of sulfur will mean to our older model diesels?

    Is there a fuel additive we should consider to help extend the life of injector pumps, etc....
    Yeah that DieselKleen stuff is what everyone beats it too. I put a gallon through it every 7500 miles (oil change). Dave Krebs uses it every time he fills up, but that chit's too expensive for that.

    I've also heard (read) that just dumping a quart or two of your old motor oil in the tank will do the same thing. But that just doesnt seem like a good idea to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Snatch Adams
    Yeah that DieselKleen stuff is what everyone beats it too. I put a gallon through it every 7500 miles (oil change). Dave Krebs uses it every time he fills up, but that chit's too expensive for that.

    I've also heard (read) that just dumping a quart or two of your old motor oil in the tank will do the same thing. But that just doesnt seem like a good idea to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KrazyKarl02
    So as I understand it the new diesel is lower in sulfur which reduce the fuels ability to lubricate parts in the fuel system.

    Anyone have any useful comments (I realize this pretty much nixes Jimmy from the conversation) about what this lack of sulfur will mean to our older model diesels?

    Is there a fuel additive we should consider to help extend the life of injector pumps, etc....

    You should talk to my ole man about it. Get him some crown and you are set right jerry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fbronco86
    You should talk to my ole man about it. Get him some crown and you are set right jerry.
    yes, but bring a bottle for yourself to, cause you aint getting any of the other one
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    Quote Originally Posted by KrazyKarl02
    So as I understand it the new diesel is lower in sulfur which reduce the fuels ability to lubricate parts in the fuel system.

    Anyone have any useful comments (I realize this pretty much nixes Jimmy from the conversation) about what this lack of sulfur will mean to our older model diesels?

    Is there a fuel additive we should consider to help extend the life of injector pumps, etc....
    I use FPPF cetane improver and lubricity improver. I mix them 50/50 at 150% of the individual recommended dosage. It made a big difference - about 1.5 mpg better, slight power increase, but mostly I wanted it just because it's the right thing to feed the pump and injectors.

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    I'll say, he's so obsessed he sold it!
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    the dieselkleen stuff is PowerService. ya can buy a 96oz bottle for 15bucks and ya put 10oz per fillup so it lasts longer than ya think. Ive been putting it in moms duramax and got better performance.

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