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Today is just not my day
okay well first off my truck wouldnt start after school. its gelled up. so i go to autozone and get a fuel filter and some anti gel and try it. nothin. so now i gotta wait till after school tomorrow and have it towed back to my house. FML.
and also i went to roll down the window in my dads dmax which im driving now an the thing broke off inside so now i gotta pay to fix this too. FML plus side is i ordered my gauges lol
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I would try running Howes Diesel Treat. I use it all the time and it gets down to -50C here and I haven't had an issue to date.
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im gonna have to do somethin.
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That sucks!
But why did you try to roll the window down, isn't it like 5 degrees up there? |
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Once you get it thawed out, you may want to add something with anti-gel in it. There are several out there. It should help it from happening again.
I was in Oregon this past weekend with temps down to low-teens up to the low-30s. I used Diesel Kleen (White bottle). The truck started every morning just fine. One morning, a bottled water we'd left in the cab was a bottled ice-cube. |
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it had antigel in it, and it was 20 degree but i had been driving for 30 min wiht heat all the way up so i thought it would be thawed enough.....well thought wrong lol.
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