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Originally Posted by lvin4jc
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I was referring to the Centinel System on large Cummins engines... If Centinel use 5% WEO in fuel that would mean in 35 gallons of fuel you would consume 1.75 Gallons of engine oil. I would consider that a extremely high rate of WEO burn... It wouldn't be cost efficent. Basically in one tank of fuel in our truck we would consume the entire crankcase of oil..
Like a lot of people here are wanting to run a Cummins on high volumes (greater than 5%) of WEO which is not suggested.
Like myself I'm running 0.7% of 2 cycle oil in my fuel (128:1 Ratio).
20:1 Ratio = 5% Volume = 224 Ounces (1.75 Gallons)
128:1 Ratio = 0.7% Volume = 35 Ounces (Basically 1 quart of WEO to a tank of fuel... More realistic!)
200:1 Ratio = 0.5% Volume = 22.4 Ounces
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Michael Nelson - 2002 Dodge Cummins
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