Diesel Fuels additives

You bought the wrong stuff Doug. You bought the Power Service gray bottle that is only a cetane booster and is worthless at that. It gives NO freeze (gell) protection what so ever.

What you wanted is Power Service white bottle. This will add freeze(gell) protection to #2D.

It will not hurt a thing to add PSwb to the PSgb you've already added to the fuel tank.

They also sell Power Service 911 to thaw out gelled diesel. I've here it works as advertised but have never used the stuff my self.

I'm in Phoenix where we don't get winter diesel at all so I have to treat my own #2D when I head to the mountains. I also use the PSwb for that.

To thaw out a gelled diesel takes about 24hrs to 48hrs of heat so I don't rely on anyone to treat my fuel other than myself.

T_Bone

A few months back I got a bad batch of fuel in my '04 Dodge/Cummins. A ton of money and a lot of discussion later the question came up that if I had had Power Service in my truck would that bad fuel have burned causing no problems. Also, does it increase mileage.

There is no objective answer to the contaminated fuel problem except to be VERY careful about buying clean fuel and record mileage when purchasing fuel to know who sold you the fuel.

I am, however, a 1000 miles into a 3000 mile trip using Power Service to test if there is a measureable increase in mileage. This is not a scientifc test by any stretch but I did make the same trip last year pulling the same trailer, etc. without Power Service. So far there is no descernable difference in mileage. I'll post the results, if any, after the trip next April.

" I bought some Power Service Diesel kleen and Cetane Boost is this what I need for my Ford 3000 diesel ?"

WHY?

If you buy it two cases at a time, they work very nicely stacked on one another as a door stop. :>)

Allan