Acetone , added to your fuel ?
Hey Folks : heres a web site I stumbled across, Wanted to see what kinda feed back I could get
http://pesn.com/2005/03/17/6900069_Acetone/ |
RE: Acetone , added to your fuel ?
I say BS
Ramrod, you worked on a fleet of cars and trucks. Did you ever have natural gas vehicles? |
RE: Acetone , added to your fuel ?
Yea we had 2 , I wasnt really impressed by them, Take off an accelration was a bit slow I felt, An then filing them up was a bit of a chore, However right now wih cost of LP, I dont think you would see much savings. Oh yea we had to have the valves replaced, Something about them breaking other wise.Ive got a 125 gal propane tank on my house its like $325.00 to fill it rite now
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RE: Acetone , added to your fuel ?
Yea, I worked on propane generaters. They're not to good, they get this build-up of gunck in the carb.
As for the acetone in the tank, it may not hurt, but I don't think it will help. [sm=badidea.gif] |
RE: Acetone , added to your fuel ?
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i know this is an old post. but, yes, using a small amount of acitone can increase the burn ratio in gasoline and diesel engines..
and that gunk in your propane system, is due to not having a low point drain in your gas line. as there is a oil vapor mixed in with the propane. it slowly settles out of the gas. if the oil is left in the system, it will mess things up. using a low point drain and draining the lines a couple times a year will resolve the problem.. |
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