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  1. Jake59

    Adding two-stroke oil for lubricity - this study says NO.

    Just came across this article in "Autobild", a well reputed German auto magazine: https://www.autobild.de/artikel/zweitaktoel-diesel-18800907.html I have included the unedited google translation hereby. Not saying this is science but worth a read for those interested. BLUF: Older diesels can...
  2. Jake59

    Adding two-stroke oil for lubricity - this study says NO.

    Yes, absolutely today's diesel is still greasy, don't get me wrong, it will cause oil stains when spilled. But it does not feel the same as it used to. E.g. I remember coating parts in diesel fuel to store them for extended periods and prevent corrosion. They would stay sticky and collect...
  3. Jake59

    Adding two-stroke oil for lubricity - this study says NO.

    I realize this is already a somewhat older posting, but the subject remains a concern even today for many/some here I imagine. I have been adding 2-stroke oil to my diesel fuel for more than 10 years now. The first vehicle I used this in was a 2001 BMW 520d, equipped with an...
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