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I use diesel clean grey bottle for lubricity and cetane boost. I'm not saying that it's the best but readily available at a good price and my truck seems to like it.
And Tonka, if you are going to use the diesel Kleen grey bottle, use the same stuff except in the white bottle in the winter. Of course, depending on your location. It has anti gel properties in it.
Y'all who use the grey bottle, do y'all follow the directions as in the 4oz per 10 gals. I think that's what it says. Just wondered if anyone uses a bit more or less.
Y'all who use the grey bottle, do y'all follow the directions as in the 4oz per 10 gals. I think that's what it says. Just wondered if anyone uses a bit more or less.
I pour mine directly into an empty bottle that pours easily. I use the bottle that Ford puts its additive in. It's perfectly set up to pour in these trucks, and I don't like a fuel streak on my truck.
I put in exact amounts. When I hit a certain spot on my fuel gauge, I put in exactly 25 gallons. I'm meticulous about all of my toys.
Including Walmart that usually has the best price.
Wal Mart doesn't have the best price on Power Service/Diesel Cleen; if there's an Atwood's, Orclenin's or Tractor Supply near you check them out. I know the Atwood's here sells the gallon jug for 6-7 dollars less than what the Wal-Mart sells it for. I've never checked at my local Farmer's Co-Op to see if they even carry it, but it's possible they may also have a better price than Wal-Mart.