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[QUOTE="rsr911, post: 40647, member: 452"] I read that study and it does not hold water. They tested WMO mixed with D2 at about 0.5%, it showed minor to no improvement over D2. We are talking about not using WMO as an additive but as the primary component of the fuel. If D2 is so much better at lubricating parts why don't you put it in your crankcase and drain that silly oil out. Data? 50k miles on blended fuels on a rebuilt IP and old injectors of unknown mileage. [/QUOTE]
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