Where’s the flip flop crowd now saying …. You don’t need no additives, the fuel is treated from the supplier, never idle …..
When it’s -20F my truck is on high idle ….. only shut off to check oil once every couple of days…..
Trucks gelling up in the winter, what is the solution?
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Meanwhile in ND……
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If it’s going to drop below 32 I add Howes. If it’s going to drop below 15 I double up on the Howes. Never gelled.
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If fuel is halfway up the bowl, then I would replace.Freddy57, gentleroger, Feedman and 3 others Thank this. -
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i always have used FPPF Polar Power.
Have to order it anymore, don’t see it around, howes, and PS junk sales in truckstops.
I’ve never had issue with gelling, but i was taught this years ago.Freddy57, Speedy356, Another Canadian driver and 2 others Thank this.
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