I'd like to think that the modern diesel engines can handle the ULSD. I always run additives in my older diesels but that's because they were designed for the extra lubricity of the older fuel.
Seafoam in diesel fuel?
I have read several times that people put additives in diesel fuel during the winter months. Has anyone used Seafoam? I've had good luck with it in gasoline engines, but I'm new to the diesel world so my experience is limited. Any thoughts good or bad about Seafoam in a diesel application as a fuel additive?
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Amen brother Kpax. Glad I'm not the only one.I'm sorry but I hate misinformation with a passion and it's prevalent in all facets of life.
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