Fuel line freezing question

Treat fuel with anti gel before you park. Then before starting engine once in a while, just plug in the block heater for few hours. It will start and run just fine. Don't overthink it, fuel lines won't freeze.

 

Its probably the same as they sell in ND and MN. Looks like clear water and it was over a dollar more per gallon vs #2 last winter

 

My old boss would always fill the 10k tank at the yard with Candian fuel in the winter, and I’d always trust Canadian fuel more than I would straight #1 too. Coldest air temp I was ever in personally was -47F and I never had any issues.

 

where is the truck going to sit?

 

1st, congrats for hanging up the keys. You shan't be disappointed. 2nd, unless you last fueled up in Mexico, fuel lines shouldn't freeze. A bigger concern would be the air system, that could have moisture, and brakes sticking. Just starting a diesel and not fully warmed up, could be more of a problem too, if it's just a couple months, I'd just let it sit. Good luck, and stick around, eh?

 

Congrats!