def additive....get yours today
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def additive....get yours today
someone finally did it....def additive...will prevent crystals...lube your pump...and other wiz bang stuff...dont put it in your deisel....there are other products for that.
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Here's the link... I know nothing of this but I have heard the company name before...
HOW TO CLEAN & MAINTAIN YOUR DIESEL SCR (SELECTIVE CATALYST REDUCTION) SYSTEM
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As I recall from a (long ago) discussion on the Blue Def Platinum, it will help prevent crystal buildup, but won't resolve existing build up.
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So just looked to see if this was available locally to me and the search (on Rislone's webpage) only goes out to a max of 50 miles. It's not available near me. It is available online though... $14.99 a bottle. Good for 2 tanks for me. At an additional $7.50 per 5 gallons, might have to order some (probably 3 bottles to start) and start using it. I have to imagine at 118k miles, I have to have some build up in mine...
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So just looked to see if this was available locally to me and the search (on Rislone's webpage) only goes out to a max of 50 miles. It's not available near me. It is available online though... $14.99 a bottle. Good for 2 tanks for me. At an additional $7.50 per 5 gallons, might have to order some (probably 3 bottles to start) and start using it. I have to imagine at 118k miles, I have to have some build up in mine...
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Should come with a warning - keep it locked up if you’re not sober.
There is a Wynn’s product over here that I’ve ordered. They have commercial and small engine products, commercial being much cheaper.
There is a Wynn’s product over here that I’ve ordered. They have commercial and small engine products, commercial being much cheaper.
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I was thinking the DEF fluid treatment... after what Euroman just said, might have to dig deeper or maybe start using the Blue DEF.... if can prevent further build up.
Troy, you're at a schitt ton of miles, you ever have any DEF related issues?
Troy, you're at a schitt ton of miles, you ever have any DEF related issues?
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I think this stuff is just soap….i bought some…looks and feels like thin dawn dish washing fluid.
it probally works for dissolving crystals in the def tank….i know a few years ago my def guage always said full and I finally thought bought it and figure something was crystallized and since I dive mostly on road…no splashy splashy to dissolve dry crystals. So pu put a shot glass of dawn in my def tank and drove around the most bumpy bump roads I could find and it worked…my def guage works.
so…if you have dry crystals in your tank…you can buy this stuff…or just try a shot glass of dawn.
does this stuff lube the def pump…maybe…soapy soapy is probally more slippery than raw def.
I’ll left you know in 59k or 109k miles if I blew up my scr or dpf.