Testing 1...2...3... (Again)

So, the first test went quite well. I did have a problem when the temperature dropped well below 0 degrees F. Well it was more than a problem, it was actually a total disaster (kinda). The biodiesel froze. It didn't gel, but completely froze. Fortunately for me, I was at work and got a ride home. I really wasn't worried; a few days later when it warmed up, I started it right up and drove home. And yes, I have another vehicle (the Dodge Ram) which I am not running bio in for just this reason (until I get the kinks worked out).

So, like I said, I consider this a success. I am getting at least 2 miles more to the gallon, a smoother and quieter ride, and a really funny smell (when standing outside of the car). This is all with running B25.

I am currently on my second tank (again B25) and all is going well again. I have been a tad smarter and haven't attempted to drive the Benz in negative weather when possible. I also keep her plugged in (I use a coolant heater).