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  1. rustystud

    M35a2 fuel issue

    After considering all you and David wrote it doesn't make much sense to try and use old engine oil. Now if it was the end of the world scenario I guess it would be OK, but until then I'll just stick with pump Diesel ! Thanks guys.
  2. rustystud

    M35a2 fuel issue

    I'm still debating whether to buy a "centrifuge" for all my used oil or not. A good centrifuge can remove almost all the small micro-particles of metal that can ruin a injection pump or the injectors. It's just the initial cost. I've found a really good centrifuge that can remove the particles...
  3. rustystud

    M35a2 fuel issue

    When we mixed in engine oil to the fuel back when I was in the Marines, we mixed it with gasoline not diesel. That way you had a mixture more like diesel in the end.
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