Avoid Cold Weather Diesel Problems
It’s that time of year again, cooler mornings, frosted windows, which means it’s time to winterize your stored diesel fuel. If No. 2 diesel cools during colder, overnight temperatures, it may reach cloud point, when wax crystals develop in the fuel. The fuel will look cloudy and crystals can plug the fuel filter, resulting in poor starts, engine hesitation, stalling and even engine damage.
Check out this Cenexperts blog to learn more about when to blend and other facts about cold weather and your diesel fuel. You can always reach out to your local Cenex representative if you want to learn more on how to prevent diesel problems in the winter.
