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I see no proof that using magnets to condition diesel fuel works as a biocide
or performs any other useful function, yet people buy these and swear by them. Does anyone know whether there has been any repeatable controlled experiment by a neutral party which shows any benefits at all for running your fuel through a powerful magnetic field before burning it? Sure, it might trap ferrous metal particles suspended in fuel, but they shouldnt make it past your filters anyway. See:http://www.dieselcraft.com, the latest entrant into the magnetic fuel conditioner industry. Until I see PROOF of efficacy, not suggestions or anecdotal stuff I am sticking with Biobor biocide fuel additive and leaving magnets for compasses and loudspeakers. |
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