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B7 Biodiesel Implementation 320d owners
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<blockquote data-quote="ahshawn" data-source="post: 723376" data-attributes="member: 43060"><p>while this is understood theoretically, i am anxious of the actual impact on the engines on the long run. if you work in a petrochem plant processing biodiesel, you will probably know the clogging due to olein formation they face. I do take solace that b7 is still a relatively light blend and while the f30's are designed for it, it should be mean that the e90's can take it too (same commonrail system, engine etc.?). correct me if i am wrong here</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ahshawn, post: 723376, member: 43060"] while this is understood theoretically, i am anxious of the actual impact on the engines on the long run. if you work in a petrochem plant processing biodiesel, you will probably know the clogging due to olein formation they face. I do take solace that b7 is still a relatively light blend and while the f30's are designed for it, it should be mean that the e90's can take it too (same commonrail system, engine etc.?). correct me if i am wrong here [/QUOTE]
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