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February 11th, 2007

Biofuels

Fungus in Biodiesel Fuel Tank Slows Down School Buses

Does this happen normally in biodiesel vehicles?

Fungus in Biodiesel Fuel Tank Slows Down School Buses

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One Response to “Fungus in Biodiesel Fuel Tank Slows Down School Buses”

nobody special Says:
February 26th, 2007 at 1:41 pm
algae/bacteria will live in diesel fuel and biodiesel, it’s growth tends to accelerate with adding biodiesel to a tank (I guess they find it delicious!) there are many anti-microbial diesel fuel additives that can be added to the tank, after a few treatments the filters/screens probably need to be cleaned