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Why Does Diesel Fuel Gel in Winter and How Can You Prevent It?
When temperatures plummet, your diesel fuel faces a silent threat that can stop your engine cold. Whether you're managing a fleet of trucks,...
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Why Is Preventive Fuel Maintenance Critical for Your Stored Fuel Today?
The concept of preventive maintenance isn't new—we see it everywhere in our daily lives. You change your car's oil before it breaks down. You...
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When Black Sludge Appears: Why Your Fuel Storage Strategy Needs an Overhaul
Fleet managers and fuel service professionals know the sinking feeling when they spot it—that telltale black sludge coating tank walls or clogging...
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The Questions You Should Ask When Buying a Fuel Additive
The fuel additive market is packed with products making bold claims about miraculous improvements to your fleet's performance. Everyone promises to...
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Ways to Increase Diesel Fuel Mileage: Tips From The Industry
For trucking companies and fleets, diesel fuel is probably their biggest consumable expense, the biggest operating line item in their budget. It...
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Detergents in Diesel Fuel More Important Than Ever Before
In the world of fleet management and transportation, diesel engines represent the backbone of efficiency and reliability. However, maintaining the...
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Diesel Oil Additives: Any Difference?
Auto parts stores have shelves lined with oil treatment bottles, each with promises of being liquid gold in a bottle. But you've got a diesel engine,...
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Steps to Prevent Fuel Contamination
Continuing our discussion about diesel fuel quality, the issue of diesel fuel contamination is a constant bug in the ear of fuel handling...
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Fuel contamination symptoms: a quick primer
Contamination of fuel – the presence of something that’s not supposed to be there – accounts for more than half of fuel-related problems. This...
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Why is winter diesel fuel mileage lower than it is in the summer?
It’s well known that gas mileage goes down in winter, partly because they change the composition of winter gas to make it more volatile and burn...