depends if your gonna run it straight kerosene or mix it with somethin else. kerosene by its self dosent have enough lubricating properties by its self. If I remember correctly ford used to recomend adding it to your fuel if operating in cold weather. just not to expect much fuel mileage from it.
to run kerosene---according to what percent you run--to add lube---you add so much 30W non detergent oil---dont remember the quantity-----
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