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Diesel additives
Posted: Sep 2nd, '06, 17:47
by In Memory Walter K
My mechanic just told me that he has tested locally delivered Diesel fuel and has found the Cetane levels far below par. He recommends adding Cetane Boost to my fuel. Earlier Bruce had recommended an additive called Standyne (I think). The only thing I have ever added was Bio-Bor to kill/control algae growth. Not having any experience on the subject, I'd appreciate any help I can get. Given the price of fuel, I wouldn't be surprised at any games that might be played with the product. Walter
Posted: Sep 2nd, '06, 18:15
by Rawleigh
Walter: Stanadyne is good, as is Power Services Diesel Clean.
http://www.powerservice.com/dieselkleen_cetane.asp it is available at Walmart.
Posted: Sep 3rd, '06, 18:55
by Charlie
I use Power Services stuff. I use a bottle with each 100 gallons; mainly becouse of the low sulfur diesel.
Posted: Sep 3rd, '06, 18:56
by Charlie
I use Power Services stuff. I use a bottle with each 100 gallons; mainly because of the low sulfur diesel.
Posted: Sep 4th, '06, 19:20
by Kingfish
Posted: Sep 5th, '06, 12:21
by Dug
Walter et al,
I use the stanadyne. I guess it is good, it sure doesn't do harm.
With the Yanmars, they start easy, don't smoke and run smooth, and get great economy.
the Stanadyne product is supposed to enhance all of that.
A no lose proposition as far as I see it!
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