Diesel anti-gel additive
Live in N Texas and haven't had a problem, until this past winter. With our "freezeageddon" this year, and no personal knowledge of the best additive, looking for suggestions from the northern clim...
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JIMNLIN wrote:patperry2766 wrote:larry cad wrote:
FWIW, Amazon has several products available in stock.
Yes they do, and that's why I looking for suggestions so I can get something ordered and hopefully not have to use it
I'm surprised the "its snake oil" blabber hasn't been throw at you which is usually what happens when the word fuel "additive " is used.
I've had a south TX fuel gell after getting back home in NE OK with single digit temps up here. Pushed the Dodge in the heated garage. About 3 hours later went out and it fired right up. Dumped my usual Power Service amount in the tank and drove around the section.
I use mostly Howes and Power Service as its available every where around here. I like the seat of the pants performance it gives the old 5.9 HO Cummins.
I wouldn't depend on the jug lasting several years. And it won't hurt to use the all jug one winter and order fresh jugs the next winter.
Had to put two hairdryers under the hood for about 4 hours. Luckily, that was before we lost power for 2 1/2 days
