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A quirkie question: I'm thinking that "Thunder the Wonder Pig" is struggling with a stuck fuel injector. At times the car has plenty of power and on occasion, it's a little burpy. I've used all manner of fuel additives, (Seafoam, MMO, B-12 Chemtool, Techron, Lucas), and slowly, it's been getting better and better - but it's still not 100 percent.
I read on another post about making your own "Seafoam." which, it turns out, has as one of it's key ingredients, number 2 diesel fuel.
My question therefore is this, would it be possible to add say, a pint or two of number two diesel fuel to my gas tank to mix with the gasoline and thus free up my injector. I'm thinking that with this light mixture, it wouldn't harm anything combustion wise but would work to lube any and all moving parts in the system.
Has anyone ever done this or heard of it being done. I've got a five gallon can filled with number two and am itching to give it a try.
On another note, what about two cycle oil? Would this work as well to do the same thing. I've got a whole gallon of this stuff and an almost empty fuel tank in "Thunder the Wonder Pig." I see a vision of a trip to the service station tonight.
Thanks in Advance
A quirkie question: I'm thinking that "Thunder the Wonder Pig" is struggling with a stuck fuel injector. At times the car has plenty of power and on occasion, it's a little burpy. I've used all manner of fuel additives, (Seafoam, MMO, B-12 Chemtool, Techron, Lucas), and slowly, it's been getting better and better - but it's still not 100 percent.
I read on another post about making your own "Seafoam." which, it turns out, has as one of it's key ingredients, number 2 diesel fuel.
My question therefore is this, would it be possible to add say, a pint or two of number two diesel fuel to my gas tank to mix with the gasoline and thus free up my injector. I'm thinking that with this light mixture, it wouldn't harm anything combustion wise but would work to lube any and all moving parts in the system.
Has anyone ever done this or heard of it being done. I've got a five gallon can filled with number two and am itching to give it a try.
On another note, what about two cycle oil? Would this work as well to do the same thing. I've got a whole gallon of this stuff and an almost empty fuel tank in "Thunder the Wonder Pig." I see a vision of a trip to the service station tonight.
Thanks in Advance