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naphtha purge? - larsalan - 09-30-2010

I ran a can of lubro-moly diesel purge and saw that it turned pretty sooty while running through. Also read the ingredients and see naphtha listed. I think it might be like 80% of that stuff.
That diesel purge was expensive and hard to get a hold of.
Can you run just naphtha or a naphtha diesel blend through to clean out the injectors etc.?

http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/archive/index.php/t-263157.html

dig it?


RE: naphtha purge? - totaldisaster - 10-01-2010

I am no expert... but I wouldn't. You need something else to slow the burn.
You could have some pre-ignition in the PC's... that could bust them open. not fun.



Hey! veg oil would be great! (wheres FI?)



edit* I didn't see you wanted to add diesel.

Go for it? 60% diesel to be safe ?


RE: naphtha purge? - garage - 10-01-2010

I add one gallon of Shell nitrogen enriched gasoline to a full tank about once every 2or3 months, and that definetly clears up gunk in my system.

Almost everytime i fill up with diesel i add either all of or half of the 32oz bottle of Diesel Kleen+cetane boost, and she loves it.
http://powerservice.com/dk/



RE: naphtha purge? - Captain America - 10-01-2010

Garage, How much gas to you add to a fuel tank of Diesel/Veg?


RE: naphtha purge? - garage - 10-01-2010

No more than one gallon!! I cant belive i didnt put that in the post above.
And i only use the nitrogen enriched 91octane gasoline from Shell.

One time on craigslist i found 40gallons of free diesel, the only catch was the dude accidently put 7gallons of gasoline into the diesel tank.
We pumped it out of his tank and ran it in our cars with 0 problems.

Gasoline will definetly clear out the gunk, and will also help keep the fuel from gelling in cold weather.


RE: naphtha purge? - Captain America - 10-01-2010

Imma try that


RE: naphtha purge? - garage - 10-01-2010

Make sure to report back and let us know how it works for you


RE: naphtha purge? - Captain America - 10-01-2010

I'll let you know when the rods come out the oil pan....


RE: naphtha purge? - garage - 10-01-2010

(10-01-2010, 03:09 PM)Captain America I'll let you know when the rods come out the oil pan....

Well as long as they dont go through your brand new NOS skid plate huh!


RE: naphtha purge? - Captain America - 10-01-2010

I'm thinking the skid plate will catch 'em up!


RE: naphtha purge? - ForcedInduction - 10-02-2010

Do not use raw vegetable oil! It causes much more harm than good.

Get a tank of B50 or B99/B100 BioDiesel instead.


RE: naphtha purge? - larsalan - 10-02-2010

(10-02-2010, 05:47 AM)ForcedInduction Do not use raw vegetable oil! It causes much more harm than good.

Get a tank of B50 or B99/B100 BioDiesel instead.

Do you have any recommendations on how to find it? I used this applet to find what stations have what bio blend but, it hasn't been useful in finding high blend like that.
http://www.nearbio.com/

I live near the very southern tip of illinois. I guess I might go out to st. louis and could get it somewhere there.



RE: naphtha purge? - ForcedInduction - 10-02-2010

Call any place that has B20, they often have a 300gallon tote of B100.


RE: naphtha purge? - garage - 10-02-2010

I never told either of them, or suggested to use WVO.
I only suggested to use one gallon of gasoline to one full tank of diesel.




RE: naphtha purge? - ForcedInduction - 10-02-2010

(10-02-2010, 11:27 AM)garage I never told either of them, or suggested to use WVO.
Wasn't you.
(10-01-2010, 12:12 AM)totaldisaster Hey! veg oil would be great!



RE: naphtha purge? - garage - 10-02-2010

Oopsy daisy!




RE: naphtha purge? - Silberpfeil - 10-02-2010

Other inputs on a diesel purge?

What about kerosene??

FI you don't seem to like the Lubro Moly what do you use?

I personally think BG Products makes the best additives I've used but that don't have something specific for a diesel purge. However I am sold on the 244/248.

I'd really like to hear more inputs on this!


RE: naphtha purge? - garage - 10-02-2010

Well as far as other additives go.
Automatic transmission fluid cleans out the whole system really well. I carry a quart of it in my trunk at all times.

Ive used Lubro Molly before..its just kind of expensive, and ive found in my opinion that my engine likes the Diesel Kleen more than the Lubro.

Acetone in gasoline engines makes the cars emissions better.(good trick for a smog test). But ive never put it in my diesel.

Onetime at Home Depot, my dad found a whole shelf of metal gallon containers of kerosene on sale, I dont remember how much they were but i remember that he bought ALOT of it. We used that to thin out the WVO and it worked great.

Ive used a Lucas brand fuel system cleaner once. I didnt notice much.

Ive read about Marvel Mystery Oil being good for these cars, but ive yet to use it.
Lots of good info here.
http://www.dieselbombers.com/alternative-fuels-additives-fluids/


RE: naphtha purge? - ForcedInduction - 10-02-2010

(10-02-2010, 04:05 PM)Silberpfeil FI you don't seem to like the Lubro Moly what do you use?

If you use a good fuel source you don't need anything. The occasional tank of B20/B50/B100 can be used as a "maintenance" cleaner before changing the fuel filters.