Redline Fuel Catalyst
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From: Stevens County, WA
Redline Fuel Catalyst
Does anybody have any input on Redline diesel fuel catalyst? From the label, it seems to be a good product. I am considering using it since I won't be able to get 500 ppm sulfur diesel in California and I want some lubricity for the fuel system.
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From: Durango, CO
I used it when my local source was out of Diesel Kleen, I logged the best mileage I saw out of my truck on several tanks using it. Don't know if it was driving style or the product. The truck was getting run pretty hard at the time with a loaded bed and car hauler attached. I figure something is better than nothing when it comes to cheap insurance.
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From: waynesville, mo.
Ford just issued a bulletin on the additives they have. First, they are supposed to pull all from the shelves for new label installation. There is three additives total--pm-15--pm-17-a---pm-18-a. PM-15(diesel fuel lubricity additive) meets ulsd requirements. PM-17-a (cetane booster and performance improver) does not meet ulsd requirements. PM-18-a (anti gel and performance improver) does not meet ulsd requirements.
