Posted by doug in illinois on April 08, 2011 at 16:00:32 from (173.233.168.105):
In Reply to: Re: off road diesel posted by Scott in SF on April 07, 2011 at 17:55:16:
It won't actually turn it red, but I have heard that the chemical makeup of the dye can be detected down to parts per million.
In other words, NEVER use dyed fuel in your truck or even use the same fuel cans for your truck and farm engines.
My dad used to work for a fertilizer company that got fined over 100K for the simple mistake of using a divided behind the cab 2 compartment tank like a lot of us have. One for the trucks, the other for the spray rigs.
Filled both with dyed fuel once to keep the sprayers going. 6 months later they got checked, and trace amounts of dye showed up in all the trucks.
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