making sure it will start at 40 below

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making sure it will start at 40 below

12-22-2001, 01:59 AM

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Use some diesel additive to prevent gelling. I don't know if Power Service products are available in your area, but they have an additive that will literally ungell, gelled fuel. If you'regoing to be doing errands let the car idle.

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