Just moved into Alaska with the new 07 Dodge and wanted to figure out what anti-gel is approved for use in these new engines prior to the cold wx in about a month. It sometimes takes a bit to get stuff shipped up this way. If anyone has experience with this last winter let me know what works before I am sitting on the road with gelled fuel.

 

You are best asking around in your area. Your fuel may be blended and just fine by that time of year. Also ask about any additional heating you may need.

 

No info on the new 6.7, but the fuel is NO #1 in the winter good to -50 I believe. I have never gelled up without antigel. Should be alright.

 

fppf is aproved for the new motors

 

Are all FPPF products approved for the new emissions systems? I'd like to use their Total Power formula... has anti-gel, cetane booster and lubricity all in one additive package. Stanadyne is also a good option too but more costly. Which one would be the best to use??

 

Once it starts getting cold everyone sells diesel mixed. I havent had any problems finding powerservice in the white bottle.