ULSD vs Regular Diesel / Have You Noticed?
This is a question and not a statement... Almost all of the lube oil contamination can be traced back to soot. And in theory more soot is formed when sulfur is present in the fuel. Of course incomp...
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I have 2 Mercedes diesels DPF equipped with 170 and 180 thousands miles.
No problem with DPF and looks like they are original.
Don't think I would like to try them on Mexican diesel.
Common knowledge is that clean diesels like hot weather and long drives for regeneration. My Ford 6.7 has DPF as well, but the truck is driven on long distance all the time.
But if you drive short distance in cold weather, new diesel might give you some headaches.
As well as fact that some states sell diesel with 20% of bio, what creates additional problems
No problem with DPF and looks like they are original.
Don't think I would like to try them on Mexican diesel.
Common knowledge is that clean diesels like hot weather and long drives for regeneration. My Ford 6.7 has DPF as well, but the truck is driven on long distance all the time.
But if you drive short distance in cold weather, new diesel might give you some headaches.
As well as fact that some states sell diesel with 20% of bio, what creates additional problems
