Dave 2001
01-05-2005, 09:43 PM
We are suppose to be getting a cold front coming this week. A few guys at work are telling me I need to add some anti-gel to my fuel. The projected low is 5 degree. Right now I just run straight diesel with no additives. What should I be running if anything?
Thanks
Dave
Texas Diesel Guy
01-05-2005, 09:55 PM
Lubricity Additive is a must, every tank, year round. Fuel Stabilizer and Pour point reducer needed in cold weather climate, although 5* above is hardly 'cold' weather. Cetane additive will help power/economy a little too.
Lots of additives on the market that will do that, better to buy good stuff from a fuel shop, or truck stop than Wal-Mart or Skinny's.