Fuel Gelling
#33
Originally Posted by fordnightcrawler
My husband put in Howes Lubricator Diesel Treat...it says no gelling guaranteed...
How much did he add to the tank... and as the temps get below 0F and then some... more is always better than less!!!!
I double dose and have used Howes too.
I add 1:1 (1oz and sometimes 2 - 3) to every gallon of fuel.... heck I just dump it in... but then again... the coldest it has been here in KC is 10F.
#34
I am not sure in oz. he said that he doubled it since it is a brand new truck under 6000 miles on it..about 1/3 or so of the bottle is gone...i just wonder since the wind chill has been about -30 here if that might add to the problems we have been having...how much does the 911 stuff usually run?
#35
Originally Posted by fordnightcrawler
I am not sure in oz. he said that he doubled it since it is a brand new truck under 6000 miles on it..about 1/3 or so of the bottle is gone...i just wonder since the wind chill has been about -30 here if that might add to the problems we have been having...how much does the 911 stuff usually run?
As far as cost of the "911"... you will have to call around or look at PowerService's website and have them link you with a local retailer or truckstop. Walmart sells their other products, but not sure about the "911" bottle of additive???
#36
If you have access to such, you can throw tarps over the truck, and get a space heater, the torpedo type, or some kind of heater that has high output that would heat the garage enough to work in, and blow that under the truck to get it warmed up. I agree, change the filters fill with the power service or equivalent, instead of diesel, and keep the motor plugged in.
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