Diesel truck owners

[Tbar]

this will work, i’m using it now here in taos new mexico in my wife’s 7.3 excursion on a skiing vacation.

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[DedDuk]

It un gels on its own after warming up correct?

[rolylane6]

It un gels on its own after warming up correct?

Yes, mine wouldn't start this morning because I plugged the block heater into the extension cord last night but forgot to plug the extension cord into the wall. So I jumped in the car and drove it to work. Got home from work this afternoon, plugged my block heater in and it started just fine.
I also put diesel kleen in it on Thursday but I only ran it a few min so I don't think it was long enough to saturate the filters and lines.
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[Frederick D. Be]

This will work, I’m using it now here in Taos New Mexico in my wife’s 7.3 Excursion on a skiing vacation.

This is a very good anti gel additive. You do not want to gel up/freeze the water separator. One thing to watch out for is combining two different additives as that could cause fuel to gel as well. I have been running Diesel Kleen for quite some time now and am happy with it. Also, it is a must in order to lubricate these fuel pumps because of the low sulfer fuel.

[Frederick D. Be]

We are a dealer for Power Service and had it in all of our trucks, but what got us ewas the DEF froze because the tanks didnt have heaters. So there is something else to think of, I didnt kill my 6.7 for 4 days that year.

I do know something that will delete the DEF........

[2Lazy2P]

My ‘19 6.7 Powerstroke gelled in February of ‘21. Been running Lucas in everything since. I have a screenshoot on my phone that year of -3 when I was trying to put out hay. Only tractor that would crank was my little open station Kubota mx4700. I about froze. Since then, I add the Lucas treatment. Put out hay twice during this cold snap with the cab 110c, much better.