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im unloading and he's unloading and he leaves his truck idling .... his tail pipe pointed directly in my direction ... after about 2 mins i started to feel sick to my stomach so i ask him can he turn his truck off its making me sick ... he's says "if i turn it off it wont start back up " ... im like okay i understand .... i finish unloading but next time ill just pull to another part of the yard and unload .... What a horrible smell
i guess that debunks the theory of it smelling like french fries ; )
had a neighbor that burned that stuff ,.....it does smell like french fries ,....burnt, rotten ,horrible smelling french friesQuote:
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you should have seen the black cloud hovering over the yard ....Quote:
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Why is it when a gasoline vehicle blows smoke, they get a ticket for excessive smoke, but a diesel can blow it all day long without even a warning? (or is this just my opinion? ; )
Its all what comes out after combustion. My 99 cummins diesel runs cleaner than a honda civic of the same year. Or even a few years newer. The bad stuff that comes out of a gasoline engine is alot more polluting. Also a gas engine blowing smoke is burning oil, coolant, other crap. Stuff it shouldnt be burning. A diesel blowing smoke is just unburnt fuel. Dont get me wrong both are pollutants but diesels are muuuch cleaner.Quote:
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If its excessive in a diesel you can also get a ticket. Trust me... I know lol and it was a truck I was road testing! With an injector stuck open! Cop gave me a break cause my dad knows him from towing.
Some of the Pacific islanders use coconut oil as fuel. It gells @ 15deg C or something, so its only usefull where its grown. In hot climates.
But, yeah everything has this nice sweet Coconut oil smell......
Bear You always got food on your mind don't cha.
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I bet you can add crap like they do with kerosene to get rid of the odor. Or he could trying filling up a KFC or Dunkin Donuts next time.