Can I run B20?

[Al]

Ryan,
Since this is a new to you bus, I would strongly recommend you not
use the biodiesel on your voyage back home. Because biodiesel has a
cleaning effort on the petro carbons left in your system, they will end
up in your filters. Do the conversion when you safely made it back to
your home so you will have access to all the tools and what not you
need. Chances are you will not have a problem but I would not take a
chance. Plus you need to know how the bus performs before you
complicate matters.

As for buying biodiesel from commercial pumps, usually you will
find the cost will probably be more than petro diesel. If you make it
yourself, your cost should be about $0.66 a gallon. No time /
equipment included in the calculation.

Al Johnson
Mandeville, Louisiana
'96 BMC B100
'04 VW Passat B100
'03 Dodge 2500 B100

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ryan Wright"
wrote:
>
> I saw a couple of posts of folks using Bio. I see there are a lot of
> B20 sellers on my route home, most notably this "BioWillie" stuff. Can
> I just pull my bus in to one of these and fill up without problems? I
> understand there is a chance of clogging fuel filters sooner at first,
> but otherwise, what's your take? I'd love to save money while
> supporting American corn farmers.
>
> -Ryan
> '86 PT-40 8V92 (Tuesday!)
>