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Originally Posted by H-townbenzoboy
It's CETANE, and this is its definition from a Chevron booklet on diesel fuels.
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Wow, thanks for the education, on Cetane. I didn't know if it was a really big deal or not..Now I know a bit more about it.
Could this be why, my Freightliner, runs better, even with a higher water content in the fuel when it's warm/hot, than it does, when I first start it up. It burns off the water, a lot easier, when the engine is burning the fuel a lot better, too? It just steams the water, instead of it hanging around..?