Re: Diesel fuel additives

Posted by mj on December 18, 2006 at 08:33:24 from (69.85.83.18):

In Reply to: Diesel fuel additives posted by Doug Downey on December 18, 2006 at 08:03:22:

They should have a pretty long shelf-life; you could check with the
distributor or manufacturer and find out. I pretty much stick with
Power Service for the anti -gel and lubricity properties but there are
lots of good brands out there. The new Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel
that became the on-road standard in October may behoove owners
of older diesel cars and trucks to add conditioner to prevent
premature wear to the injection system. I always add PS in my
diesels with every fill up just in case the bulk plant gets skimpy on
their additives; I consider it cheap insurance.

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