Also, doing home time and just filled up and put in antigel. Its in allegany, supposed to go down to 10 degrees tonight. Am I good?
is diesel treated with antigel at the pumps?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by stryker5673, Mar 6, 2015.
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I wouldn't worry about 10f anyways, unless you filled up in Florida.
Especially if you added antigel.
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IF the station you filled at treats you should be good for at least -10 to -20. Untreated fuel with the additive you put in you should be fine.
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Fueled in NY and treated it.......Good to go man!
Usually just buying fuel in northern states you are fine with temps dropping around or below zero.stryker5673 Thanks this. -
Anything below i70 probably not....
Troy Illinois pilot is not for example.
Best thing to do is ask the manager. -
As long as you buy from a quality vendor the fuel will be treated for that regions climate. And fyi, pilot/flying j is not a quality vendor. If you must fuel at them you should put in additives.
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