diesel fuel additives
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diesel fuel additives
I am not able to get any search engine to work here today. Thus my question: who is using a diesel additive that makes them happy, what is it and how much do you use per 30 gallons? I am looking for one that is more concentrated to take with me towing to Alaska. Thanks in advance for your usual great response.
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I agree with Sur5er!
I have been using the blue label "Stanadyne Performance Formula" Diesel Fuel Additive for a long time. It is a concentrated mixture and if you buy the quart bottles you can treat FOUR (4) tankfulls with each bottle.
I agree with Sur5er!
I have been using the blue label "Stanadyne Performance Formula" Diesel Fuel Additive for a long time. It is a concentrated mixture and if you buy the quart bottles you can treat FOUR (4) tankfulls with each bottle.
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Blue lable Stanadyne is good stuff. I've switched to Power Services in the white bottle now though, for one reason: Regular fuel conditioners don't work at all with bio-diesel. Meaning when the diesel isn't gelling, the bio still is. (talking about winter here) Since all our diesel has a percentage of bio in it now, I use the White Power Services, 'cause it actually does work with bio....
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I am not able to get any search engine to work here today. Thus my question: who is using a diesel additive that makes them happy, what is it and how much do you use per 30 gallons? I am looking for one that is more concentrated to take with me towing to Alaska. Thanks in advance for your usual great response.
Rick
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You can get the big 1/2 gal(?) jug up here in Fairbnanks at the local O'reillys at a decent price too. Of course, depending on what season you come up here, a bit of 2-stroke works pretty good for less $$$.
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power service. i been using a little for every tank to help lube things
The best additive for lubricity is a 1 - 5% blend of bio diesel.
If you're filling with diesel in the 45 - 47 cetane range, there's a small increase to be seen by boosting cetane a few points. You'll not be able to discern the benefit of cetane over 50 in a daily driver.
I use Schaeffer's diesel treat.
--Eric
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Very true. All that is needed is one gallon of B100 to a fill up and it will give you all the lubricity you will ever need.
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I have been doing some research on a lot of fuel additives and this company has very high ratings I have just ordered a fuel additive and a metal conditioner. I have read nothing but good things about their products. Give it a look
http://www.xado.com/global/index.php...keyword=diesel
http://www.xado.com/global/index.php...keyword=diesel