Cummins Endorses Two Fuel Additives
#16
12-31-2017, 05:38 AM
How long has the big 3 been building diesels? Dehmler/Mercedes,Caterpillar,Cummins,Detroit,Perkins and a few others have been wrong for years then, They make there money on parts not the initial sale of the vehicle.Rudolf Diesel was using additives to run his engines for better performance. Fuel quality is all over the board in different areas of the country
So how can a manufacture of vechile know what the engin
#18
12-31-2017, 02:58 PM
FORD didn't build the 6.0 nor the 6.4 nor the 7.3
Those are NAVISTAR (International) engines.
Before 1994 they were CAT's.
The only diesel FORD built is the 6.7 V-8 from 2011-present.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Power_Stroke_engine
Those are NAVISTAR (International) engines.
Before 1994 they were CAT's.
The only diesel FORD built is the 6.7 V-8 from 2011-present.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Power_Stroke_engine
#19
01-01-2018, 02:00 AM
FORD didn't build the 6.0 nor the 6.4 nor the 7.3
Those are NAVISTAR (International) engines.
Before 1994 they were CAT's.
The only diesel FORD built is the 6.7 V-8 from 2011-present.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Power_Stroke_engine
Those are NAVISTAR (International) engines.
Before 1994 they were CAT's.
The only diesel FORD built is the 6.7 V-8 from 2011-present.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Power_Stroke_engine
Just like Chrysler had to warranty all those Cummins engines.
Just like GM had to warranty all those Duramax engines.
Point is, look at what they all recommend for additives. All based on warranty. What is going to make an engine last longer vs crater it faster. Hmmmmmmm not that hard to figure out. Weird how no one ever recommends anything that has to do with emulsifying water, demulsifying water, or cleaning agents. Sooooo weird.
/end sarcasm
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Ford still had to warranty all of those.
Just like Chrysler had to warranty all those Cummins engines.
Just like GM had to warranty all those Duramax engines.
Point is, look at what they all recommend for additives. All based on warranty. What is going to make an engine last longer vs crater it faster. Hmmmmmmm not that hard to figure out. Weird how no one ever recommends anything that has to do with emulsifying water, demulsifying water, or cleaning agents. Sooooo weird.
/end sarcasm
Just like Chrysler had to warranty all those Cummins engines.
Just like GM had to warranty all those Duramax engines.
Point is, look at what they all recommend for additives. All based on warranty. What is going to make an engine last longer vs crater it faster. Hmmmmmmm not that hard to figure out. Weird how no one ever recommends anything that has to do with emulsifying water, demulsifying water, or cleaning agents. Sooooo weird.
/end sarcasm
So we know PS claims their product cleans injectors and prevent injector sticking in HPFS and we now know cummins endorses this product.
What we don't know does cummins set the rules for warranty that FCA follows? I would think so...
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01-01-2018, 11:09 AM
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