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I stopped for fuel weekend and saw a sign on the pump that read "Low Sulphur, it is unlawful to use this fuel in any 2007 highway engine." Whats this all about?
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I stopped for fuel weekend and saw a sign on the pump that read "Low Sulphur, it is unlawful to use this fuel in any 2007 highway engine." Whats this all about?
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Its been beat to death a few times here & other places.
Low Sulpher Diesel (LSD - <500PPM) is currently on the market as standard #2 diesel. They are currently in the processs of cutting over to ULSD nation wide.
In Jan 07, all diesel available for retail sale will be Ultra Low Sulpher Diesel (ULSD - <15PPM).
ULSD can be used in any diesel on the road. Use of LSD in an engine designed for ULSD will damage the engine and its smog devices. In a Ford, that means any 6.9, 7.3 or 6.0 can use LSD or ULSD interchangablly. Use of LSD in a (yet to be released 6.4 - MY 2008 / Jan 07), will damage the engine. Use ONLY ULSD in it (when it gets here).
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Feb 03 6.0 Silver F-250 SD SC XLT long box, 6-spd 3.73ls, Fx4, Stock, Spray-in liner, Contico box.HARPOONED.
I was reading that also. Does anyone know when they are suppose to get all of these new fuel supplied to everyone? I imagine the change over will be a PITA for some places.
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2007 Ford F-250 Lariat, Extended cab, Single SS 4" MBRP w/ Cat delete pipe, Triple Pillar, Boost, Pyro, Trans, and more to come!!!
Why would it be a PITA? All gas/fuel stations get regular deliveries. Thry're just going to get the new fuel when it's available. The old stuff won't be around anymore.
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2005 F250 4X4 SD R/C Power Stroke / Torqshift
Oxford White, Medium Flint 40/20/40 Vinyl, Prefered Equip. Pkg. 600A , 3.73, Limited Slip, XL Decor Pkg., Jeweled Headlamps, Chrome Rear Step Bumper, 9600# GVWR Pkg., Engine Block Heater, Sliding Rear Window, Speed Control / Tilt Wheel, Camper Pkg., FX4 Pkg., Air Conditioning, Forged Aluminum Wheels-17", Tow Command, Telescoping TT Mirrors. Using this vehicle to produce an ambulance voids Ford warranty. Added: Ford factory upfitter switches, Go Industries Rancher Grill Guard (hammered powdercoat), Hella 4000 Rallye lighting (two Euro Beams), SnugTop Super Sport camper shell, Jotto Desk & Escort Redline Radar/Lidar Detector.
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I was reading that also. Does anyone know when they are suppose to get all of these new fuel supplied to everyone? I imagine the change over will be a PITA for some places.
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As of June 1, 80% of all #2 diesel refined in the US had to be to ULSD spec. By September 1, 80% of all #2 at terminals has to be ULSD spec, and by October 15 at retail stations.
There has been ULSD in some parts of most pipelines since June, but by the time it gets to the pump the sulphur content is much higher, since the ULSD picks up residual sulphur from inside the pipe. Fuel leaving the entering the pipeline at 10ppm arrives at the terminal with 5 or 10 times that much sulphur. What we're getting now is somewhere between ULSD and LSD.
Ask anyone in Colorado if the changeover isn't a PITA.
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Why would it be a PITA? All gas/fuel stations get regular deliveries. Thry're just going to get the new fuel when it's available. The old stuff won't be around anymore.
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I was saying in the idea of rural areas that don't get so much turn around for fuel sales. I live in a small area of ILL and was just wondering how easy the changeover would be fore people who are limited to there smaller size fueling areas. Thats where I could see some what of a problem.
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2007 Ford F-250 Lariat, Extended cab, Single SS 4" MBRP w/ Cat delete pipe, Triple Pillar, Boost, Pyro, Trans, and more to come!!!
My buddy owns a fuel station here in Jersey. The diesel pumps have the new 15ppm stickers on them. So I asked him if it was 15ppm fuel. It clearly states on the sticker that it's 15ppm fuel and was issued by the state of New Jersey. His response...... Nope, same crap. They just sent the sticker in the mail and said put it on. Kinda messed up I think. I'm sure there are some new Mercedes running around with the new motors all ready.
It has the decals indicating that 2007 and new need the new Ultra Lower Sulfer or is it the decal that indicates there is ULSD in the pump?
If he is showing that ULSD is in the pump and it is in fact not, I hope he does not get caught. Regardless, I believe he has until 1 September 2006 to replace that fuel.
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Born on date: Jan 20, 2003
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