Posted by Jim Johnson on December 16, 2007 at 05:36:08 from (4.244.195.2):
In Reply to: cold weather diesel posted by flying belgian on December 15, 2007 at 15:13:03:
No! And gelling up those fuel filters is not a fun thing to do, because the rest is not far behind. Gettin that cold engine started after the anti-gell finally works is another problem you don't want. Use a good conditioner, there are several, and don't worry no more.
Besides the conditioner is good for the injectors and should be used periodiclly or in small amounts all the time.
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