Testing for “off road” or “red dye” diesel?
Having engine work done on Dodge Cummins for possible fuel restriction or lack of fuel problem. The garage has had to do several “bucket” tests. Probably 15 up to 25 gallons of “red dye” diesel has ...
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mlts22 wrote:
I am pretty sure the reason the fuel was dyed is that it was obviously cheaper, since it didn't have a road tax paid for it.
That's exactly right. The only way to tell if you paid state road diesel tax on the fuel is by lack of dye (taxed) or red dye (no tax).
