Diesel Fuel

MudChucker wrote:

JimBollman wrote:

The Works wrote:
We started a 6 month work kamper job Mount Pleasant South Carolina.

He is going to be in SC, he doesn't need Winter treatment.

You are correct 'ish...

Winter additives are usually better at dealing with condensation and water in the tank.

The "deicing" additives in what could be called "winter formula" are the same additives that keep moisture out of your fuel tank, put it in suspension in the fuel, and allow all of it to go through your fuel system safely and out your tail pipe.

Just because it is labeled winter deicing formula does not mean that it is restricted to winter use only. Anyone in hot humid climates should run the stuff with their fuel from time to time to keep their fuel dry. And consider it preventative maintenance with a full tank of fuel if you put your RV into storage.