Biodiesel being used

If it's of any help, there are 8 pages of 'biodiesel'

The M-B spec referenced here is a lot more technical than I would like:

MB Spec 135.0

GM says my truck can burn bio-diesel, but I really don't want to use it, just like I won't use E-85 in my Flex-Fuel Impala.

Yep. We don't need none of that biodiesel as long as we can frack and get the good stuff.:S

Depends on the truck. I have run my '01 Dodge on B100 since it was new. Word of caution, I forgot to add a biocide this winter and the truck sat a lot, got a lot of algae snot to deal with now. I will be a good customer at the filter store for awhile.

Gonzo42 wrote:
I noticed that the Flying J I visited last week had posted on the pump that it contains 20% biodiesel. I don't think its a problem but has anyone experienced problems such as hard starting or other?

I bought a tank full in Nogales before heading south into Mexico.
There was no difference whatsoever in anything.

I understand some states require a minimum amount of biodiesel in the fuel sold within that state.. Some states it is 10% and in some it is 20%. I don't like to use it but many times have no option if I want diesel

Just curious, why don't you like to use it?

I know our smart cars always run quieter and smoother on biodiesel. Wish it was more common out there.

imgoin4it wrote:
I understand some states require a minimum amount of biodiesel in the fuel sold within that state.. Some states it is 10% and in some it is 20%. I don't like to use it but many times have no option if I want diesel

Since you have that information would you please share which states those are.