What Happens if you use 2 Stroke Premix OIL in your Diesel?
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Watching you try to figure out the premix ratio is a reminder of why the metric system is so superior.
I mix and match metric and standard. I mix 80ml of oil with a gallon of gas.
Yeah, I mean how could a country become the greatest superpower the world has ever known on imperial. Crazy to think huh
@@Resistculturaldecline Many speed records and lap records were set by vehicles running bias-ply tires. Doesn't mean radials aren't better.
@@CaptHollister And the speed records for aircraft were set with imperial, over 60 yrs ago.
Over 4000 metric missiles were shot at our 2nd fastest plane and none touched it. That, alongside the other gazillion achievements.
@@Resistculturaldecline It's a good thing the SR71 doesn't run on premix, otherwise you would have needed a calculator to figure out the correct mix, whereas I can easily calculate any ratio in my head using liters and milliliters. Besides, both China with a population of 1.4 billion and India with a population of 1.38 billion use metric proving that people who use metric have more sex.
fill it in before you refuel so it will mix better...adding it afterwards, half of the oil sticks in you filler tube
Was wondering the steps for that. Thanks .
2 stroke then add diesel.
I use Conklin diesel plus in both my big rigs and my drag truck. I also treat the drag truck with about 4oz of 2 stroke oil. It's a 12 gallon fuel cell. The p7100s need a ton of added lubrication at 5-6000 rpm. Modern diesel fuel does not have enough lubrication to maintain good barrel/plunger wear at that rpm. 2 stroke oil won't clog your injector tips.
I would recommend hotshot products to anyone with a diesel. I use the fuel treatment every full up and the friction additive every oil change in my 2000 7.3. Love all their products!
I got an 8v92 silver Detroit 2 stroke and 2000 f-250 7.3. I changed oil on both with 1/2 shell rotella
,1/2 quicksilver synthetic tcw3, it work great and I feed some to the fuel tank to mix also. The 7.3 could make a nice poppet valved 2 stroke conversion
I have a 97 7.3 I’ve ran everything in it in a pinch before it runs fine on almost anything from tranny fluid vegetable oil used motor oil black diesel 7.3 all day long
Put the additive in your tank First, then the fuel. This helps for better mixing of additive and fuel.
It really doesn’t matter the fuel mixes as the lift pump runs continuously
@@ericrivera219 yep. if i put the 2t after fill up i just pour the required amount into a bottle pour in half a litre of diesel shake it up well and pour it in.
Assuming that this is only done to older diesels with mechanical pumps the vibration caused by the engine would mix it well in no time😅
The size of oil molecules is microscopic compared to the 5 micron of particulates that make it through the fuel filter. It won’t plug your injectors😆
I had a chuckle over that 🤣
Bet that really pumped up the powerband on that ripper!
Yes, would like to hear your opinion on the Hot shots EDT, I be using Ford PM-22 and Stanadyne.
Hey when are you going to do an install and product testing for spe on there new low temp high flow thermostat, thanks for the vids.
Yes ...more on EDT...I started using it in my 2015 powerstroke about 4 months ago...not sure if it really makes a difference but for the price hope it lubes the cp4...mine is deleted, fass fuel pump and cold air ...running a light tow tune...Thanks!
You're supposed to pour he additive in first so it mixes properly.
Pretty sick car man. You aren’t overly obnoxious like most diesel owner youtubers so I’ll subscribe
I would rather run a mercury 3.2 optimax with a turbo or a rotary, both have much better power to weight ratio than this diesel 2 stroke
I wouldnt on a def system but in my old 03 clapped out lb7,she loves the evinrude 2 stroke,I run a quart or more every fill up,it quiets the injectors down immensely,also if you ever Google 2 stroke burn test you can see 2 stroke acuatlly leaves behind almost no deposits,ever see what all other additives leave behind?,its night and day as far as noise and the amount of smoke produced running 2 stroke...before I ran it with a mild tune it would blow nice sized clouds when you got in it,now almost nothing,if you look at common rail diesels there is acuatlly so much metal to metal contact surfaces that rely solely on the diesel fuel for lubricity,it always amazed me people say 2 stroke is bad for truck designed to run on low sulfur diesel at min 500 ppm but think additives with less them 15 ppm will help in any way shape or form,bio diesel is good but I dont have it by me,opti-lube is good stuff but way too expensive 2 STROKE!!!! IS THE KEY
I run 1qt per tank on my lb7 and lly both 400,000 plus miles
Those old Mercedes diesels will run on damn near anything. I’ve heard you can run them on straight vegetable oil. High injection and low compression.
yup ran one for a few years in LA an outfit named Loves conversions ,echo park ca. used a preheater on the fuel line and it ran well 26 mpg's smelled like French fries wherever I went !!
I only use a premix when I'm running winterized fuel. AmsOil Sabre at 12 oz for a 48 gallon fill. So far leaner than your test.
Do a video on your power stroke fuel added mix
I found this video, trying to answer a question.
To my understanding. The only reason why a diesel engine can't run on gasoline, is because fuels like gasoline & alchol are not oily enough to lubricate the high pressure mechanical fuel pumps of a diesel engine....So does this mean a diesel engine will run just fine on 2stroke oil and gas premix? Maybe enough oil in the gas, until it feels like diesel between fingers? Maybe a higher gasoline ratio then that feeling?
Well 2 cycle oil as an additive was recommended to me by Big Bang Injectors. I have a 2007 dodge 3500 w/ 5.9 Cummins, all stock. It runs rough when cold and smokes white intermittently. They figure my injectors are worn, so saving my money for a new set and running the oil in the mean time. About 350ml per tank.
Gentleman how many litres does your car tank hold?
Surprised this doesn’t have more views
I use a quart of tcw-3 in every tank in and old 12 valve. It helps lube the pump on older diesels that were designed with sulfur based fuel.
I just got an 8v92 silver 2 stroke Detroit, I changed and filled her with 1/2 shell rotella, 1/2 quicksilver synthetic TCW3 and it runs smoother and cleaner than ever! Quicksilver I mix my n the fuel also.
I mix and fill crankcase with XD-100 2 stroke synthetic on my old 7.3. I just filled my 8v92 Detroit 2 stroke with 3 gallons of Klotz techniplate 50 2 stroke with 5 gallons of amsoil dominator synthetic 2 stroke, pricy but worth it, she loves it
yes this is a youtube post not treu
Are cummins the same power to weight ratio as a rotax 850???
Bruce Miller Exactly the same.
4:50
That's just Project Farm running a test.
Lol
Brooo 😂
Putting the dinosaur bones back in the fuel is a good thing
It's not a myth, and you will not clog anything. But you need to put the oil in before filling diesel.
If you want more power and clean injectors use either Millers ecomax diesel or pure 2-ethhyl hexyl nitrate( its the main ingredient in millers ecomax diesel. Its a cetane booster and genuinely gives noticeable power improvements along with a host of other positives and zero negatives.
All other additives are just horse shit and a waste of money. I usually add 100ml-150ml per 50 litres. This is the max you'd want to go to. I've often put more than that in, it doesn't seem to hurt it but it doesn't do any more it just needlessly wastes it.
The recommendation is 50ml-100ml per 50 litres. But I've found you can get better performance up to 150ml per 50 litres.
Dude in town comes and fills his whole tank with used oil from us and burns it all summer long
I filter used oil and dilute it with ORD and run it in my diesel swapped 73 beetle but not my truck. save a shit ton
I used to do this . Australia basically all year round no mods needed
@ferkemall well, I'd actually do the other way around with old motor oil . Put diesel into motor oil mix it up and run it through a filter . 70% oil to diesel is about as thick as you want to go for performance reasons .
Micko is a sicko hahaha , say gday to Lizzy for us when ya catch up with her majesty next .
Diesel is a heavy oil anyways so most cars trucks will run on any oil even cooking oils!
In this type of your car i use direct oil without mixing and it runs without a single problem what about new cars
More info on hotshot secret please...
Two stroke oil works well but sadly will cause zinc fouling of the injector tip and just inside therein.
This engine work on any oil on planet, just oil.
How about on 4 stroke motorcycle?
is it an automatic?!
Blown head gaskets?
This engine works on clan oil
Premix is when it's bought already mixed with fuel. Two stroke oil isn't "premix"
2stroke pre mix shouldnt bother injectors. It doesn't on gas injectors or needle jet on carbs etc
Not ment to use pre mix your ment to use low ash 2 stroke
It boosts cetane count. Not sure on the whole lubing your fuel system comment.
Ever tried putting used engine oil in with the diesel?
Not to be a smart-ass but 1 oz to a gallon is 1:128 ratio. I know it doesn't really matter. Cool video.
🤷🏻♂️ never done it
Diesel fuel is an oil anyway. In fact Diesel engines were invented in 1896 but the petroleum-derived crap which we now call Diesel fuel wasn't invented until 1933. So from 1896-1933 all Diesel engines were run on other stuff, commonly hemp oil, peanut oil, or similar. The Diesel engines of today aren't much different, and can often be run on the same stuff with only a little modification.
It would probably run on pure two stroke oil
I used supertech 2 stroke in my duramax and it actually helped the injectors. Probably wouldn't use it on a brand new diesel.
Best video yet
6:55ish that just sound a diesel to me
well diesel is a oil so well yeah adding oil to oil
Diesel is an oil
When you add oil to diesel it causes the fuel to last longer but you will loose power..
Only use mineral 2 stroke, not synthetic. Synthetic doesn't mix well.
You probably just put to much oil in but hey send it
Im not 100% myself but i think 200:1 mean 200L of fuel mixed with 1L of oil🤥
What year is this Mercedes?
1984
@@TopCorey nice
I passed emission test, thats what happened
Wtf is premix oil
Nice 300sd Mercedes Benz
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Bruh you could drop a gallon of any oil in your mechanical fuel pump diesel
U said at beginning 1oz was 50:1 so what makes u think 10 gallons needs 13oz to b 100:1 that would make it like 40:1 ....key word there like
diesel acts like oil
You are WAY off. :)
The point is using TC-W3 oil only and at 640:1 ratio.
They are running those cars off of straight cooking oil!!..and no plugged injectors!..don’t worry about the injectors…as far as the 2-stroke oil goes, you could go to 200:1 or even higher because 2-stroke engines rely entirely on that oil to lube the bottom ends of those engines at extreme rpm’s and pressures…a quarter of a quart to a full tank would be more than enough!
I have a 100 gal transfer tank in the bed of my 12 valve. I put used motor oil in the tank all the time I also fuel my truck and small tractor from this pump that way I'm always putting filtered fuel in my tanks. I have mixed as high as 50/50 mix truck runs just fine 275000 and still on the original p pump and I also use hot shots secret every 3 months
Are you filling and running 2 stroke oil, I filled my 99 7.3 with 3 and 1/3 gallons of cd-100 2 stroke oil and I am rigging of total loss oil burn off
Opps xd-100 2 stroke oil, the 7.3 as well as 5.9 can be converted to poppet valved loop scavenged 2 stroke with baffled intake valves for thorough loop scavenging! Hehe
@@jlo13800 I don't really haven't keep a close watch on how much fuel is in the tank when I put the oil in it alot of times the fuel will come out pretty black when it gets that way I go top the tank off. The tank when I first started this I was only doing 4gal of oil to 100 gal of fuel and there were no problems so next time I doubled the oil and no problems.so now I don't even watch. Meet a man he was running a 50/50 mix with off road in his cummins. That fuel was black as coal you sure couldn't tell that it was off road
@@jlo13800 the EMD engines your talking about is that the same as what is in a locomotives. I use to drive for a company and we hauled parts for the G E locomotive to there repair shops. Switch ing my cummins over would probably be over my head. I can rebuild them and worked as a mechanic with a man for a company that had a few 2 stroke detroits that we rebuild. But I don't know what your calling a popped valve. If it was on a detroit he may have called it something else
It’s a poppet valved u-loop scavenged like this 2 stroke VW diesel conversion: m.czcams.com/video/kot9GYBeCJ8/video.html
There’s like 3 operational brain cells in this entire video! FYI I’m certain the injectors will be more than fine
Try archoil I use to use hotshots switch to archoil oil and fuel additives noticable difference
Bill Hewitt told me about archoil. I used to own a 6.0.... Oh man the pain.
@@Kirisutekarl I've got 231000 on mine. Bought it with head studs and egr deleted. Runs good needs fuel and air system tuned up.
2SO was designed to clean as it burns. It has specials detergents for that purpose. JASO-FC or FD (or equivalent) is what you are looking for. The 2SO itself does not provide more power/increased fuel economy. The cleaner engine does that.
Add 250ml to 80L of diesel, and Bob’s your uncle.
When you learn more in the comment section. ? It’s a good video then !!!😮
Dawg what are you saying
Hi!i like how you talk.every second word is um.
Hell most diesel engines will run just fine on straight 2 stroke oil or Atf. My 5.9 24V is burning 32:1 diesel/2 stroke right now.
what about 100% 2 Stroke Premix OIL
Old timer here in Oz say put couple litres of petrol in the tank now and again
We had that too here in Hungary, but the point was to enhance filterability under +5°C. It’s not really common anymore as diesel is required to have anti-gel additive by law during the winter months. 🤔
Didn't you just dump like 70oz of sea foam in the tank? You dont need pre mix....lol
dude. my girlfriend won a $.15 cent off a gallon of fuel. i drive a diesel and it’s usually between $2.39-$2.59 a gallon. MY CIRCLE K DOESNT HAVE DIESEL PUMPS
Diesel is oil,,
1oz to 1 gal of diesel
OLD diesel tech vs new. DPF and zinc is bad news. That is why zinc is not in modern diesel oil.
That’s not true in my case. The mobile 1 that is required for my 3L diesel has 880ppm of zinc
@@melvinhanson3659 I get so many conflicting sets of information. I just get screwed on the best options.
ATF would be better
There’s virtually nothing you can put in those old 300ds that will clog them 😂 you can run them on straight vegetable oil. A little two stroke in all fuel on all engines is the ticket!
Old diesel engines with mechanical injection pumps runs very well with 2t oil mixture. It purrs like a kitten compared to the low or no sulfur diesel sold nowadays. I've been using it for 15 years now for my two old trucks. Without the mix it vibrates a lot. And also most of 2T oil has de carbonizing properties.
Sir, Is good or bad ?
Oil mixture diesel fuel is good old model truck ?
Please reply me
I am from India
Thank you
@@moviecapsule1108 The gas station accidentally mixed gas into my diesel. Maybe half the tank is gas half diesel. I'm thinking of adding 2 cycle oil in there hoping it helps.
I used ATF .
Oil = carbon. Use archoil
You used fully synthetic 2 stroke oil, this is a huge no no, only use low ash mineral 2 stroke oil.
Why is that? I'm interested in giving this a try.
Bro automatic trans fluid works way better and you get more for the same price.. mechanical injection only.. efi don’t like it
2 stroke oil doesnt bond with diesel when mixed. It will just settle to the bottom of your fuel tank ... fact.