Mexican Diesel Fuel/Sulfur Effects Update
Much to my distress I just learned here in the Southern Baja that the owner of a late model GM diesel pickup paid almost $3,000 to ship his truck back to the USA when it went into limp mode (5 mph) in...
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I have asked this question before but I will repeat: ED White:
Are you an ASE certified mechanic?
Are you a trained diesel mechanic?
Are you an automotive engineer?
Are you a chemist?
We should all keep in mind that many of the no problem reports come from Baja where some of the fuel is indeed ULSD. I doubt we will ever get any definitive info on whether the LSD can cause problems. Not enough users to get any decent data. These newer vehicles are problematic even when used NOB so why put yourself at risk by using one in Mexico? Oh wait: If I have a problem Ed or one of his trained crew will come to the rescue.
Moisheh
Are you an ASE certified mechanic?
Are you a trained diesel mechanic?
Are you an automotive engineer?
Are you a chemist?
We should all keep in mind that many of the no problem reports come from Baja where some of the fuel is indeed ULSD. I doubt we will ever get any definitive info on whether the LSD can cause problems. Not enough users to get any decent data. These newer vehicles are problematic even when used NOB so why put yourself at risk by using one in Mexico? Oh wait: If I have a problem Ed or one of his trained crew will come to the rescue.
Moisheh
