Diesel 911
Why Antigels Don’t Melt Ice: The Hidden Water Problem in Winter Diesel
Learn why preventative antigels can’t stop fuel filter icing caused by standing tank water, and how the 3-step winter prep system prevents costly cold-weather downtime.
Read MoreSeparating Fuel Science from Snake Oil: Jessica Crabtree on FreightWaves’s Brake Check Podcast
Power Service Chemist Jessica Crabtree joins FreightWaves Brake Check to bust diesel fuel economy myths, explain HPCR injector fouling, and prevent DPF failure.
Read MorePreparing Farm Diesel Equipment for Winter: 3 Steps Before the First Freeze
Fuel chemist Jessica Crabtree shares 3 critical steps in Farm Futures to winterize farm diesel equipment, stop fuel gelling, and prevent ice-plugged filters.
Read MoreDifference between Diesel Fuel Supplement +Cetane Boost & Diesel 911
The Arctic Formula of Diesel Fuel Supplement +Cetane Boost prevents fuel gelling and protects against fuel-filter icing. The Winter Rescue Formula of Diesel 911 is used when gelling or icing has already occurred and the engine won’t start. Use Diesel 911 to get your engine running and then add Diesel Fuel Supplement +Cetane to prevent future gelling. If you have any questions, please contact Power Services today!
Read MoreCan I use Cetane Boost and Diesel 911 simultaneously?
Yes, Diesel Fuel Supplement +Cetane Boost and Diesel 911 are compatible and can be used together.
Read MoreAre Power Service diesel additives effective in biodiesel for winter operability?
Yes, Diesel Fuel Supplement +Cetane Boost effectively treats biodiesel blends and the directions can be found on the container label. Keep in mind that biodiesel can have winter operability problems at temperatures higher than standard petroleum diesel. Refer to your owner’s manual for the biodiesel specifications recommended for your vehicle. Having Diesel 911 on hand for winter emergency use is always a good idea.
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