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TLightning, I agree with you! Earlier this week when the truck was in getting serviced, I asked if there was anything I should be adding to the fuel in this sub zero weather. He said no so, I'm not going to.
We recently had wind chill factors down to 20 some degrees below zero. All I did was plug in the block heater when I get home from work. The next morning, it starts and runs just great. She hasn't missed a stroke all winter.
My question is, with the cost of diesel fuel the way it is now, why on God's green earth would you want to increase the cost of it by adding ingrediants that are already in the fuel?
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