The lazy method: add 20% misfuel, leave for 24 hours, pour clean fuel off top into tank ![Big Grin Big Grin](https://www.306oc.co.uk/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.png)
Everyone has their own method, but it usually consists of some sort of heating, settling, draining the crud off and then final filtering (usually to 1 or 5 micron). No need to "filter loads of times", gravity is your friend, all of the water and heavy fats wll seperate to the bottom of the container given time. If you can get some misfuel it will greatly reduce your work, accelerate seperation and improve the quality and yield of your fuel.
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Everyone has their own method, but it usually consists of some sort of heating, settling, draining the crud off and then final filtering (usually to 1 or 5 micron). No need to "filter loads of times", gravity is your friend, all of the water and heavy fats wll seperate to the bottom of the container given time. If you can get some misfuel it will greatly reduce your work, accelerate seperation and improve the quality and yield of your fuel.
'95 Peugeot 405 GLX with XU10J4RS and ITB's
'97 Peugeot 406 1.9TD with TD04
'05 RenaultSport 182 Cup
'97 Peugeot 406 1.9TD with TD04
'05 RenaultSport 182 Cup