spencer, you just can't seem to help yourself, perhaps it is your attempt
to entertain, i don't know.
most of us don't really appreciate the following
1. restating over and over again your position, with nothing more than your
observations, and little more
2. reposting of the same youtube clip, with the same content
3. posting the same crap all over the forum
4. your use of smileys to counter what you don't either like or want to answer.
5. you inability to answer direct questions, or read others comments without some
sort of reasonable response.
EVERYONE HERE KNOWS YOUR POSITION, EVERYONE KNOWS THAT WMO IS NOT THE PREFERRED FUEL FOR A DIESEL ENGINE (ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL) WHICH ALL THINGS ARE NOT EQUAL. WE HAVE ALL SEEN YOUR YOUTUBE CLIP, AND HAVE ALL READ MOST IF NOT ALL OF YOUR VARIOUS POSTS ALL OVER THIS FORUM.
so give it a rest dude!
when Ade asked if you have glued any of the residue to paper to test its abrasive
quality, surely you understand what he means? i know you are intelligent enough to grasp the concept of what he is suggesting? he is asking you in a gentle way if you have done anything to test the abrasive quality of the residue. it might well be abrasive and wear out things like white metal clad brgs and cylinders of plain cast iron, but it might not be sufficiently hard to effectively wear an induction cylinder.
you have provided some questions, but have not provided any answers, at all!
its either time for you to rethink your position and refocus on qualifying and quantifying the problem, or work toward solutions to the problem, rather than
waste any more of our time regurgitating the same old tired crap.
either that or just go away and move on with your life.
bob g