Diesel fuel has cetane additives to make it burn faster might get too hot.
Torpedo heater fuel pump.
Mar 2 2001 posts.
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Heater contractor series torpedo heater would not work so i took it apart to investigate.
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If you do not find any holes remove and inspect the air pump rotor for cracks and damage.
Check to make sure the air pump filters and fuel filter are clean.
In fact wherever you need efficient dependable heat this heater can get the job done.
Other than that its all the same.
Another option is to keep the shop warm with an electric heater so the fuel in the torpedo doesn t gel.
It turned out that my fuel lines had rotted away and were no.
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Replace the air hose or air pump rotor based on the root of the cause.
Check for a hole s in the air hose that connects the air pump to the burner nozzle.
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Its cheaper because the undyed stuff has road use taxes built into the price at the pump.
Red diesel is just regular diesel fuel dyed red.
For your torpedo the difference might be the cetane rating of the fuel.
The pump has a sort of pressure regulator more like a simple screw and spring pressure relief that determines how much fuel is blown in and that regulator can get plugged up causing the air pump to deliver too much fuel causing a slight to moderate rich burn condition which makes for the stink.