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Probably, but why? Don't need that much. If you browse some of the forums on additives and such, I found that (supposedly) if you boost the cetane too high, you will actually change the "timing" on combustion, loose power and fuel effeciency. I am casually trying different ratios to see what my truck likes, if I nail it , I will post it.
hey guys i keep see this stuff on here about d.kleen i went to whally world but all they had was some white bottle by power service its antigell and bowster it does not say d. kleen so i did not get it but is that the white one they talk about that is the same but with the anti gell
I usually add 1/2 bottle of Diesel Kleen to each full tank(38 gallon). That seems to be a good mix and I'm religious about adding it. It has made a world of difference in my truck.
I use it also, keep the injectors nice and clean. There is a difference in MPG, starting it, and overall power going down the road. The gray bottle does wonders.
Originally posted by pullen plowen hey guys i keep see this stuff on here about d.kleen i went to whally world but all they had was some white bottle by power service its antigell and bowster it does not say d. kleen so i did not get it but is that the white one they talk about that is the same but with the anti gell
Diesel Kleen IS made by Power Service, the grey bottle which says diesel kleen, boosts cetane levels, while the white bottle which says diesel fuel supplement, is used mainly for winter use ie. anti-gel but has cetane boost also and yes it is the bottle everyone is talking about. Both clean the injectors. My truck runs noticeably smoother since i have been using it but my mileage suffered a bit, hopefully it just cleaning the injectors and will get better. Can't wait for the weather to warm up so i can use the grey bottle.
Last edited by elkslayer1; Jan 26, 2004 at 11:53 PM.
thanks elkslayer1 i'll pick some up i tried the red line stuff over the summer and it worked good but the was only for 2or3 tanks i got a chip in there now and the truck flies and pulls too good take care
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