Can used SYNTHETIC motor oil (when properly filtered to 1 micron) be used as fuel in a diesel engine that has been modified to burn WVO/SVO ? Does it have the same flash point as regular oil / will it burn the same? Thanks.
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Kendawg1
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NO WAY JOSE!!! That is what makes Synthetics so superior to conventional Oils!!! They don't break down & they Exceed All the Parameters such as "Flash Point". But I gotta ask, why not keep using this oil if Ur "Filtering" it that fine, U could run it 100,000 miles just change the filter & add whatever U lose from it's replacement. I do this every 5,000 miles & @ 50,000 miles I get it "Analyzed". So far, 130,000 miles & no more particulates & metals then when first tested @ 25,000 miles!!! This in a straight six 2003 Trailblazer. I did the same thing in a 1988 Land Cruiser that now has over 300,000 miles & the head has never been off!!! John
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See now, your first answer should have been more conclusive like that. Thank you for further elaborating and basing your comments in at least some fact. Makes it sound a bit more legit. About the duck part though, I doubt you would say that to my face cupcake, but I'll let it slide this once.
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