should I worry about gelling?
Ok, I am in korea for a year. My wife is home with our kids and my truck. I purchased a ram 2500 with the 5.9 cummins a month before I left. I know she will start it and drive it once a week. The thin...
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You should be fine in Maryland weather. As others have stated fresh fuel should have been blended for your area already and the suppliers know exactly what that amount is. It differs wildly from your area to N Dakota.
I myself use a anti gel only cause it can be -5/10F for a week at a time. Just don't want to chance it. Also have her start it up and have the high idle take over, your fuel return line which gets hot eventually will pump warm fuel back to the tank. You will notice fuel gelling early after starting a cold vehicle, very rarely after reaching normal engine temperature's.
And in closing, thanks for your service. Heard some tension happened in the North today, keep safe buddy!
I myself use a anti gel only cause it can be -5/10F for a week at a time. Just don't want to chance it. Also have her start it up and have the high idle take over, your fuel return line which gets hot eventually will pump warm fuel back to the tank. You will notice fuel gelling early after starting a cold vehicle, very rarely after reaching normal engine temperature's.
And in closing, thanks for your service. Heard some tension happened in the North today, keep safe buddy!
