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Rocklin, CA – Rocklin Clean Fuel Point – Thursday, April 23rd
Bud is hoping for a Propel station in Nevada County, but until then, he’s happy to fill his Ford F-250 with biodiesel in Rocklin.
“People have told me that it runs more quietly now that I’ve been using biodiesel — less knocks,” says Bud.
Biodiesel does enhance engine lubricity, making diesel engines run more smoothly. Many drivers testify to a smoother, quieter ride with biodiesel fuel.
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2 responses so far ↓
Michael // April 28, 2009 at 1:00 pm |
It does run quieter for sure. Just don’t tell Ford. Unfortunately, the manufacturers will void your warranty if they find out you’re running bio. Chevrolet ‘allows’ a 5% mixture and no more.
propel // April 28, 2009 at 1:37 pm |
Michael,
Just to clarify your statement- The biodiesel blend Propel sells in California is approved under Ford warranty.
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