Hey guys. I bought 2 80oz bottles of PS Diesel Kleen (Grey Bottle). I was wondering would it be ok to put it into my big 500 Gallon tank. Would it break any of my engine components of my trucks and tractors? Hope to hear from your guys' input. 
Oil & Fuel Adding Power Service Diesel Kleen to 500 Gallon Tank
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Are you trying to treat your fuel against gelling? IIRC, the grey bottle is just a cetane booster, the white bottle is anti gel and cetane booster ( I use it year round anyway) and the red bottle is "holy ****, I'm already gelled up"
As for hurting anything, um no, after all the product is made to be a diesel additive.
As for hurting anything, um no, after all the product is made to be a diesel additive.
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Yup, 160 ounces (minimum) for 500 gallons. But you should be using the white container this time of year. The silver container is intended for use when there's no threat of gelling.
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Just using it for cleaning fuel injectors. The coldest day we have ever gotten here was about 20F that felt like 5F. Gosh that was one cold day.. and those temperatures never happen.
I wont be having any problems with it gelling. Just cleaning fuel injectors. I probably want to dump it into my tank when I refill my tank with more diesel.