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Old 05-19-2019, 01:09 PM   #1
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We are picking up our new Verona 36vsb. Haven't had a diesel in a while.My question is does anyone use Stanadyne in their fuel and if so how much per 100 gals?
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No addatives used in my diesels for the past 10 years. I only consider an addative if it's really cold...
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I use it in my truck. 8oz will treat 32 gal of fuel , so 24oz should be good for 100 gal.
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Stanadyne is a good product not knocking it at all as is Howes, but Power Service Diesel Kleen is endorsed by Cummins for use in all Cummins engines. I'm not the fuel additive police, but if it is good enough to get endorsed by Cummins, I figure it good enough for me.

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Thanks to all who answered Can't wait til we go tomorrow for our new Veronna 36vsb.
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