On 6/11/2015 11:43 AM, vwnate1@yahoo.com [diesel_mercedes] wrote:
> It kills it and turns *most* of the fungus (depending on how bad your
> individual car is) into incredibly fine particles that will flow right
> through your fuel filters and the rest of the fuel system too with out
> damaging it .
>
> You might consider adding 8 + ounces to a fully filled tank , driving
> it a while then parking it a few days so it can do it's thing .
>
> If you're still unsure , run the tank to the low level light comes on
> then change the clean intake screen _only_ fill it up and see what
> happens .
>
> No need / point to mindlessly change the secondary filer .
>
> -Nate
Okay, thanks. I had no idea what the black stuff was and no source I
could find mentioned it. I though it was something from sitting for
years (which I suppose it is). Would have been nice of some one of the
many people I discussed it with had mentioned fungus. LOL
I took the system apart, scrubbed the tank with a sponge on a stick (big
fun), flushed lines, changed filters, the works. The filter was full of
black stuff a week later.
Should have asked here, I guess. (DOH!)
Only good thing is our roads are so rough here in the unorganized
territories, it's no trouble to really swish that treated fuel around.
I've poured in the whole bottle and she'll top off the tank tomorrow
when she goes to town. I'll change the filters again next week.
Thanks for your help.
Fred
Posted by: mobius <mobius@mainestream.us>
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