Cold weather fuel additive?

[Backlash]

Hi everyone!

I've done some checking around here and by the way of Tank's Library, it looks like Opti Lube is the best way to go for fuel additives. It's starting to get cold here (9F this morning) so I decided I need to look for some.

What is everybody using on the new 6.4? Any personal experience would be helpful.

[Dave]

Stanadyne or Diesel Kleen is what i recommend

[gunman41mag]

I don't use no additive, any-way the record cold in MIAMI (1978) is 32 degrees, would I need to add an additive if it drop that low again ???

[Dave]

you should be ok at that temp

[gunman41mag]

Originally Posted by Dave

you should be ok at that temp

THANK YOU, Today in the morning it drop to 59 degrees, BUT once thr sun comes up, it went into the 70's, Cold weather don't last long here !!

[TurboSevenThree]

I use that Power Service stuff. It seems to work well, I can't not put any additive in, it's just me. But it gets and has been cold here. It's like $9 a bottle but one bottle lasts two tanks running straight diesel. (one tank if running bio). It's good stuff.

[6.0 paul]

9 where is that?....I was 9 in northern wisconsin...I use power service diesel Kleen
it is 1 right now at 6:30 pm. Looks to be a cold one tonight.

STAY WARM !!!

[Backlash]

Thanks for the input, guys. I picked up a 32oz bottle of PS Diesel Kleen at O'Riley's this afternoon. It seems to be pretty popular here too. All of the gallon jugs were gone and only 2 of the 32oz bottles left.

I'm in SW Iowa and we got a nice little cold snap last night. 21:00 now and still nice and balmy at 25F.

[TurboSevenThree]

Indianapolis Indiana. It's the bottle that treats 50 gallons of straight diesel, and has the cetane booster. It was $6 but it went up.

[TurboSevenThree]

Power Service Diesel Fuel Supplement +Cetane Booster is what it's called.