Re: Cold Weather Qs

I have some of the Amsoil stuff but only had to use it once last year -
is it ok to just measure out a % per gallon and dump it into the main
fuel intake where the gas cap is on the outside of the car, or do you
have to put it in when the fuel is almost empty and THEN fuel up?  The
can says the latter methinks, but does it really matter?

kevin
Seattle


On Mon, 2006-10-30 at 20:43 -0800, Jerry McIntire wrote:
> I use an additive that lowers the gel point of diesel, it has worked  
> for me through four winters.  Amsoil Diesel Concentrate, which has  
> been reformulated this year and is now specifically recommended for  
> biodiesel.  I sell Amsoil products, including true synthetic motor  
> oil and other high performance, extended drain interval lubricants,  
> at a discount to biodiesel users.
> 
> In REALLY cold weather once, I mixed in 10% winterized petrodiesel.   
> So far I have never been stopped by gelled fuel.
> 
> Jerry
> 
> 
> On Oct 30, 2006, at 7:12 PM, Jeffrey Briley wrote:
> 
> > Hey folks,
> >   Since the temp dropped down quite a bit last night and will be in  
> > the 30s for the next night or two, I was curious what everyone is  
> > doing to ward off the cloud monsters and keep their biodiesel rigs  
> > running.  Please share if you are using any additives, a higher  
> > level of petro, or what.
> >
> > Many Thanks,
> > Jeffrey
> >
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