Posted by john in la on August 27, 2023 at 17:39:37 from (47.7.115.164):
In Reply to: Clear colored diesel posted by 37 chief on August 27, 2023 at 14:27:15:
There is no standard for the color of diesel. It depends on what refinery the diesel came from and where in the cat column your gallon came from. The more it is refined the clearer it gets.
Kero and Jet fuel are the most refined so they are so clear you can put some in a white bucket and see a drop of water in the bottom.
Number 1 diesel starts taking a green/yellow tint. Premium number 2 gets a little darker. Regular number 2 is a deep green/yellow to a light brown. Adding Bio to the mix makes it a darker brown especially if it is made from used cooking oil.
You can get any of the above with a red or blue dye added. Red dye is for public use in off road no tax situations. Blue dye is not sold to the public and is for government use only.
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