biobar jf
Bought a container of Biobar JF to use in my Winnebago motorhome. It has a Cummins diesel in it. In reading the instructions it lists many types of engines to use this in, such as diesel boats and s...
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lryrob9301 wrote:schmitts711 wrote:lryrob9301 wrote:
I have been using BIOBOR JF for 8 years in my Cummins ISC 8.3 without any problems. Like it says, 1oz for every 80gal fillup has prevented any microbe growth problems and my coach sets for months at a time in hot, humid weather.
Thanks for your reply. I've had a motorhome sitting for 2 years with a half-tank of fuel and no treatment. Going to take it out in early October. When would you suggest adding the Biobar... and how do you make sense of the label cautions?
Add the BIOBOR JF NOW and use the shock treatment amount, then take the coach and fill the tank with fresh fuel. This will get things well mixed. Living in north it's unlikely you have much microbe growth, but this is cheap insurance.
As to the labels, I don't have an answer I never saw that. Probably C Y A lawyer speak.
That was my exact plan. It will have to sit until October, though.
Should I let the shock sit in the tank till then? I was planning on treating the new fuel as well, as it will be mixing with the old fuel, and diluting the 'shock' effect. Make sense to you?
