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Scrape it off and cook it up for dinner....lol
Brown Snot in diesel fuel?
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surprised you'd have an algae problem given your location. (could it be gel?) lots of sound advice given here
in addition, you might change your fuel source to a high volume truck stop to reduce chances of moisture contaminated fuel. btw Optilube has a full line of products addressing moisture, algae, lubricity, & anti gel in cold weather. tho haven't run across a product that addresses all 4, regards
in addition, you might change your fuel source to a high volume truck stop to reduce chances of moisture contaminated fuel. btw Optilube has a full line of products addressing moisture, algae, lubricity, & anti gel in cold weather. tho haven't run across a product that addresses all 4, regards
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Waste of product, it goes much better on a slice of sour bread and shot of cold vodka.
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Yes, yuck! I found this is a fairly common issue (unknown to me before). I found and used this on the SIL's. Still running good, but I'll be changing the filter (again) before winter.
Bio Kleen Diesel Fuel Biocide Treatment
This dual-phased biocide kills microbes in fuel, including bacteria and fungus. Use this to rid your diesel fuel system of microbial contamination.
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Don't even think about purchasing a gallon as the pint is expensive (but works). I bet the gallon costs a couple hundred bucks. Don't take much (dose) anyway so even with 3 diesels, a pint bottle lasts me a year or so.Yes, yuck! I found this is a fairly common issue (unknown to me before). I found and used this on the SIL's. Still running good, but I'll be changing the filter (again) before winter.
Bio Kleen Diesel Fuel Biocide Treatment
This dual-phased biocide kills microbes in fuel, including bacteria and fungus. Use this to rid your diesel fuel system of microbial contamination.
Do keep in mind that it kills the microbes but you still need to change the filters, probably a few times because the 'skeletons' of the microbes are still in solution with the treated diesel and have to be removed.
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Yep. Expensive and a little goes a LONG way. $40 for a pint: https://www.napaonline.com/en/search?text=power service bio kleen&referer=v2
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A bit less at Tractor Supply.
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Yeah, but TSC is 40 miles away. NAPA is 4 miles...
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I'm not local to you so I have no clue. Get it where you are convenient at.
