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More Power
The fuel treatment brands Stanadyne and Power Service meet the requirements for the 2007 emissions systems.
Jim
Jim, I was having trouble getting the Stanadyne Total Performance (Blue Label) from the local diesel shop. They are telling me that they have 15 cases on back order because Standyne has not gotten their numbers (Lubricity) in the range that they want for the ULSD. I was able to get some off of the Camping World website, but I'm wondering now if this stuff I just bought is gonna be enough to offset the loss of lubricity in the new fuel. I also get fuel at a station that is a county co-op that refines their own diesel, and they state on the pump that it is 10% bio. In your opinion, will this 10% bio and the old formula Standyne offset the lack of lubricity in the ULSD?
JP
Jeff
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