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Re: Will B20 hurt anything
Late model vehicles (like yours) have more robust fuel components and should safely handle B20. I've run some pretty high concentrations of BioDiesel in my '03 (around B70)with no apparent ill effects. Others on this forum regularly run B-100 with no problems.
As noted above, Ford (and International) recommends a maximum of B5. That does not mean that running B20 will void your warranty. If you have an engine problem attributable to the fuel. The warranty will not cover it. Guess what happens if you are running pure dino and you have a warranty issue attributable to the fuel? Yep, same thing. The manufacturer is responsible for material and workmanship of the vehicle. Since they do not make the fuel, that's between you and the fuel supplier.
Buy good quality bioDiesel and you should be just fine.
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2003 F-250 4X4 Lariat Crew Cab 156" WB, Arizona Beige over Black, 7.3 PSD,Superchips 1705 "tow safe", auto, 3.73 limited slip, X-Monitor, ARE hard tonneau cover, Line-X bed liner, Ford splash guards, vent visors, hood wind deflector, 50 gal Transfer Flow in-bed tank, Powerslot cryo rotors (front) with Hawk LTS pads, Ford AIS with fender sleeve, V3 Back-up Camera, Marinco mod.
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