jsphlynch
Well-Known Member
If you mean literally burning, than no it won't burn off (or if it will, you've got bigger problems to worry about). But the fuel will start to evaporate out of the oil when you apply a little heat. The same principle is in action down in Lynchburg when those fine folks are doing their distilling.If this were the case it would evaporate out just sitting there and it wont.
Yes the fuel and oil mixture is more volatile. But no, it wont burn off and out. And anything that does burn off (because of the lower flash point) leaves behind a less than desirable contaminates.
It isn't the same as boiling the dissolved salt out of salt water.
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