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    Off road Diesel in a 2011 MEP 803

    There are two types of fuel that a Diesel engine will burn but ultimately be destroyed by. Vegetable oil and high concentrations of biodiesel. Veggie oil will leave a thick, tar-like substance on anything it touches, over time. Biodiesel will destroy rubber hoses and seals inside the injection...
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    Off road Diesel in a 2011 MEP 803

    Definitely thin it out and pre-filter it. I usually thin mine out and let it settle for a few months, filter it and run it. I usually run it in my vehicles but now that I have a generator...
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    Off road Diesel in a 2011 MEP 803

    Any year MEP 8 series will burn any petroleum-based, liquid oil. Diesel, transmission fluid, hydraulic oil, engine oil, etc. If using straight oil, I usually cut it with 25% unleaded gasoline to thin it out. Almost all mechanically injected, IDI Diesel engines can run on these fuels.
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