What we are trying to prevent is cavation. When a Diesel engine fires tiny bubbles are produced on the outside od the cylinders. Over time they will eat pin holes through the cylinders. The 7.3 Ford engine was bad for this. One could be scraped in a 100000 miles or less without this additive. I don't know how long it would take on a new engine but all Diesel engines are prone to this from ours to industrial engines. Be safe get the test strips and check it or you can wind up with a 1100 pound boat anchor.
Lynwood
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