Question
I added Diesel Service white bottle anti gel 4 ounces for 13 gallon capacity.
I have had two different people wonder if I had a dirty sticky injector when cold.
So I bought Diesel Service Kleen injector cleaner but I noticed they both contain Cetane Boost.
I thought I read somewhere that you need to be careful on the amount of Cetane boost you add.
Would it be harmful to add this with the anti gel with Cetane boost already in the fuel?
Thanks
Edit, from their website.
year-round-above-30f year-round-dk
Every time you fill up
If temperatures are above 30°F., add Diesel Kleen +Cetane Boost (silver bottle) to clean injectors, boost power, lubricate pumps and injectors and restore lost power and fuel economy.
year-round-below-30f year-round-dfs If temperatures are below 30°F., add Diesel Fuel Supplement +Cetane Boost (white bottle) for winter operability. It prevents fuel gelling and protects against fuel-filter icing.
So can you add both in the winter?
Interesting read but still no answer.
http://www.trucktrend.com/how-to/ex...sel-fuels-biggest-unknown-affects-your-truck/
I added Diesel Service white bottle anti gel 4 ounces for 13 gallon capacity.
I have had two different people wonder if I had a dirty sticky injector when cold.
So I bought Diesel Service Kleen injector cleaner but I noticed they both contain Cetane Boost.
I thought I read somewhere that you need to be careful on the amount of Cetane boost you add.
Would it be harmful to add this with the anti gel with Cetane boost already in the fuel?
Thanks
Edit, from their website.
year-round-above-30f year-round-dk
Every time you fill up
If temperatures are above 30°F., add Diesel Kleen +Cetane Boost (silver bottle) to clean injectors, boost power, lubricate pumps and injectors and restore lost power and fuel economy.
year-round-below-30f year-round-dfs If temperatures are below 30°F., add Diesel Fuel Supplement +Cetane Boost (white bottle) for winter operability. It prevents fuel gelling and protects against fuel-filter icing.
So can you add both in the winter?
Interesting read but still no answer.
http://www.trucktrend.com/how-to/ex...sel-fuels-biggest-unknown-affects-your-truck/
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