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Old 07-28-2013, 02:21 PM
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I'm wondering if I should be putting some diesel fuel conditioner into my 882. The D600 engine really wasn't designed to run on the ultra low sulfer fuel we have today. If so what are you guys using?
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I use a product called K-100.
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Old 07-28-2013, 02:58 PM
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im using power service diesel fuel supplement. i use it in all my diesels. i put it in the 1772 and with in a minute wile it was idling i had a noticeable increase in rpm. the engine seemed to perk up once the treatment got to the engine. its good to run some type of treatment helps keep everything clean and helps a lot with cold starts.
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I use Power Service too.
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Same here. That's what I use also.
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I use a mix of Power Service and Marvel Mystery oil in my 1572 and 782D.
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I use Power Service too. Fairly inexpensive and available at auto zone and Wally World.
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Power Service here also in both diesels.
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I've been running this, Stanadyne ... these folks also build and engineer injection systems.

http://www.stanadyne.com/view.php?id=45

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I use off road diesel, it's cheaper and still has sulfur in it.
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