OOPS

[CCSO5514]

I was not paying attention when I was adding anti-gel to my stored diesel fuel and Sta-Bil to my stored gasoline and... I may have put anti-gel in my can with gasoline in it. I had both products with me, and I am not sure if I accidentally put anti-gel in the gasoline. Now what? Do I dispose of the gasoline or just go ahead and use it?

 

[Shawn T. W.]

I'd use the gas ... If you can add it to a bigger tank so it's more diluted, it would be better ...

Add more anti-gel to the diesel, usually a single dose is for down to zero, a double dose is good below zero ... So no harm.

 

[CCSO5514]

I'd use the gas ... If you can add it to a bigger tank so it's more diluted, it would be better ...

Add more anti-gel to the diesel, usually a single dose is for down to zero, a double dose is good below zero ... So no harm.

Thanks for the advice, I appreciate it.

 

[HammerGrips]

I use up all my cans and buy winterized diesel at the pump after they change over. I haven't used Stabil much either. Can you tell I don't like having to mess with additives?

 

[RayIN]

My tractor starts and runs fine whether it has summer of winter blend diesel in the tank, it's parked in my unheated RV garage until needed. Then after it has ran for a few minutes the heat from exhaust manifold begins heating the fuel tank and fuel system.
I don't use additives until it's below zero F. in the Cummins 8.3L in my motorhome. I do carry a bottle of Power Service 9.1.1 JIC the fuel does Jell, it's fantastic stuff. I also keep a bottle in the garage JIC the tractor ever does jell.