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Originally Posted by cadillackid
yowsers.. Gelled fuel is Hell on the HEUI injectors.. I guess I got lucky at minus 10 that I didnt gel up.. I had filled it up in ohio and didnt have any southern fuel mixed in.
-Christopher
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Originally Posted by Booyah45828
I was busy all week last week with fuel gelling. When it gets below about 0 I don't think it really matters between summer and winter blend fuel. You have to use an additive or mix in kerosene if you want any chance of it running. Luckily, we're back on the + side of the thermometer so those worries are in the past.
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Originally Posted by Ronnie
I think DK has two different products, one being an anti gel and the other being a lubricant and cleaner
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I'm not sure whether you can readily get Stanadyne like you can DK. But the only missing from Stanadyne's Performance Formula All season, is the high concentration lube. It has a lube in it, but doesn't fall into the "high Concretate" category.
Winter blend diesel is very subjective, depending on your region and the bulk supplier. Also the rate in which places rotate their fuel, etc
here's a link from up in the frozen north, with 2 fairly common additives up here, as I've mentioned on another thread we use Stanadyne in the groomers. It's not cheap.....but nothing north of the border is.....
https://dieselpartscanada.ca/pages/d...mparison-chart