So yes, modern diesel engines gel more easily than older engines. That’s cold comfort if you forgot to change to winter-grade fuel or add anti-gel additive before the weather turned frigid ...

Farmers traditionally blend #1 diesel or kerosene with their #2 fuel to keep it from gelling. Professional truckers who can’t custom-blend fuel every time they fill depend on commercial anti-gel ...

Diesel engines power more than you may realize. While diesel was once considered a useless byproduct of the crude oil refinery process, it's now responsible for powering everything from freight ...

Benefits include Pour Point Depressant; Arctic Duty Anti-Gel; US EPA Registered; Improves Power; 1 oz Treats 15 Gallons of Diesel Fuel to negative -25° Fahrenheit ...

such as the 7 In 1 Anti-Gel Diesel Fuel Additive, that are designed to resist gelling in cold temperatures. But, while untreated diesel begins to gel at minus 5 degrees Celsius, winterized diesel ...