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Old 11-26-2007, 11:37 PM   #61 (permalink)
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Re: ULSD Fuel

i have ran howes for the last 2 years, mainly for the anti gelling at first, I stopped for a month last summer, lost an injector....coincidence??????? Anyway, I run it all year long, I tend to run it to the winter mix year round. I also drive 125-150k miles a year in it.. No problems out of it. I have ran other stuff, but due to the lower cost of howes, when compared to the cost of others, I will continue to use Howes. It is sold at alot of Flying J truck stops, so you may want to check one of those out.
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Old 11-30-2007, 09:21 AM   #62 (permalink)
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Re: ULSD Fuel

Seems to me the PSD's with mechanical fuel systems dont like ULSD. Life span of a pump is short now. All have been weep hole leaks. I think its from the fuel.

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Old 12-03-2007, 09:35 PM   #63 (permalink)
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Re: ULSD Fuel

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MADVAN</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Seems to me the PSD's with mechanical fuel systems dont like ULSD. Life span of a pump is short now. All have been weep hole leaks. I think its from the fuel.

Bill </div></div>

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I think the Feds should pay to have all our trucks converted to the new 6.4L engine! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
i concur
im not sure if the fuel has done anything to my truck yet but it definetely does have a less diesely smell more like burnt kerosene or something
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I was told by a cummins tech rep to add a quart of brake fluid to my tank with fill ups to lubricat the fuel system. It seems to work quite well. KDB
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I was told by a cummins tech rep to add a quart of brake fluid to my tank with fill ups to lubricat the fuel system. It seems to work quite well. KDB
I DON'T think you want to do that!!! Brake fluid is a type of glycol, and it sucks water out of the atmosphere like a sponge. Water is what you're trying to keep out of your fuel.
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Sorry.....the tech told me to use transmission fluid. What was I thinking! Kirk
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hey just bought a2002 f250 diesel ,this is my first diesel so I have no clue ,whats this about new fuel I thought diesel was diesel, please enlighten.
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i have been adding any ATF or motor oil i hve laying arround

has anyone noticed a couple of months after this ULSD crap came out the price started to go up..... now diesel fuel has been as much as $1 more than PREMIUM!!!

not to mention a diesel engine running properly has far less emissions than a gasoline engine


i really think our government has their heads up their arse!
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