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Old 10-25-2014, 02:11 PM   #1
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Hi wondered what the thoughts on Stenadyne as an additive to the fuel in my 275hp Cummins. Have just picked up the rig and this is my first dielsel pusher. I have a TDi beetle that I use this additive with all the time.
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Diesel fuel additives are listed according to their lubricating properties and effectiveness in this HFRR additives study/test. You'll note the first place additive is 2% biodiesel.
That is for lubricating additives only, it does not address an additives ability to prevent gelling.
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Where do you get Stanadyne? I never found any. I use Diesel Kleen, it has cetane boost and you can get the antifreeze option, white bottle. But TC-W3 is twice as good.
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Where do you get Stanadyne? I never found any. I use Diesel Kleen, it has cetane boost and you can get the antifreeze option, white bottle. But TC-W3 is twice as good.
Get Stanadyne off EBAY. I use the Performance Formula.
Here is a link to Stanadyne dealer locator.
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Where do you get Stanadyne? I never found any. I use Diesel Kleen, it has cetane boost and you can get the antifreeze option, white bottle. But TC-W3 is twice as good.
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I use the Stanadyne performance formula too. I get it at Southwest Metro Fuels in Richland Hills, TX.

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Yep, found two different ones there last time I looked.
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