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I use PS white in the winter and plug my truck in when it's cold. The challenge is when the temp is below -10, even with the truck plugged in, I get some gelling.
The gelling is in the rear fuel filter area.
So the question - when it's that cold, and I already put in at least double the PS white amount at the diesel fill up, can you put in some PS red during diesel fill up to potentially negate any gelling in the fuel filter or will that cause fuel system issues prematurely?,
The gelling is in the rear fuel filter area.
So the question - when it's that cold, and I already put in at least double the PS white amount at the diesel fill up, can you put in some PS red during diesel fill up to potentially negate any gelling in the fuel filter or will that cause fuel system issues prematurely?,
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I use PS white in the winter and plug my truck in when it's cold. The challenge is when the temp is below -10, even with the truck plugged in, I get some gelling.
The gelling is in the rear fuel filter area.
So the question - when it's that cold, and I already put in at least double the PS white amount at the diesel fill up, can you put in some PS red during diesel fill up to potentially negate any gelling in the fuel filter or will that cause fuel system issues prematurely?,
The gelling is in the rear fuel filter area.
So the question - when it's that cold, and I already put in at least double the PS white amount at the diesel fill up, can you put in some PS red during diesel fill up to potentially negate any gelling in the fuel filter or will that cause fuel system issues prematurely?,
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