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Old 12-24-2011, 04:20 PM   #11
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I consider it two different things- gelling is a condition of the fuel, where icing from water is caused by a contaminated fuel system. Icing from water can/will occur anytime the temp is under 32F, where gelling usually isn't an issue until apx. -15F. I've never looked into it, but have some research to do now- I don't know if 911 will have any effect on water/ice.
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Old 12-30-2011, 04:48 PM   #12
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You should be running power service year round anyways.the ulsd doesn't have the lube needed for your injection system.
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you should be running 2 cycle oil or bioD, not Cetane booster.

cetane booster like Poeerservice is basically solvent like acetone which dries out the full even more.

look in the fuel forum for discussions.


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you should be running 2 cycle oil or bioD, not Cetane booster.

cetane booster like Poeerservice is basically solvent like acetone which dries out the full even more.

look in the fuel forum for discussions.


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I consider it two different things- gelling is a condition of the fuel, where icing from water is caused by a contaminated fuel system. Icing from water can/will occur anytime the temp is under 32F, where gelling usually isn't an issue until apx. -15F. I've never looked into it, but have some research to do now- I don't know if 911 will have any effect on water/ice.
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Ice is ice.

Gelling is caused by the fuel reaching it's wax point and thickening to the point it won't flow.. the actual temperature may be affected by microbial growth, and also wind chill.
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