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I've pumped thousands of gallons of diesel and not once was it cloudy like that. On the big trucks, if you can't see clear to the bottom of the tank, then somethings wrong. I suggest running a couple tanks with some treatment to remove water.
My first thought was water also, I’m not an expert however but my experience with water in fuel (both gas and diesel) it doesn’t turn milky like it does in oil.
My first thought was water also, I’m not an expert however but my experience with water in fuel (both gas and diesel) it doesn’t turn milky like it does in oil.
So I’m not sure what it would be.
Right, water should seperate from the diesel. DEF however does cloud up diesel when mixed with it. I think the conversation would be very different if DEF was actually the cause though.
Right, water should seperate from the diesel. DEF however does cloud up diesel when mixed with it. I think the conversion would be very different if DEF was actually the cause though.
the article posted above does say with enough agitation it can start to emulsify and make it cloudy/milky though
Now I’m not sure how likely that is but apparently it can happen
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