Which diesel fuel treatment works best in cold weather?

[@jeffmiller6100]

Great to the professor is still educating students. I was a past Student of his in the 90's . At that time I was a Chrysler Tech. Always enjoyed His style of teaching. Thanks !

[@ProfessorPentane]

Hi Jeff, I love hearing from my past students! Are you still working as an FCA tech? I have lots of good A/C diagnostic videos for my students on my channel, be sure to subscribe,

[@jeffmiller6100]

No sir . Retired 2 years ago.

[@deant876]

So many people get the diesel 911 wrong. The red bottle is added AFTER the fuel had geled. Pour it into the tanks and filters (if possible). Then you wait at least 15 min for it to de-gel the fuel

[@gachacookie769]

Only additive that worked for me in Iowa was Howes on my 02 duramax. power service never worked even on my delivery trucks

[@benzlover55]

The more tests I see, the less impressed I am with power service... and I stocked up with a ton of it when my local hardware store was trying to offload it for 2 bucks a bottle a while back... literally have a whole shelf of it...

[@shannonsisk]

Power service froze on me with double the amount suggested at 0F. Switched to Howes after seeing its anti gel properties are better

[@jagrajmaan8032]

Appoximatly how long were the biodiesels in the freezer for 🙂 Thanks

[@comodice905]

What were the results

[@buckrowley1506]

can you do whatever you do with bio diesel ?

[@chevydmax1000]

Why did you not test Hot Shot Secret Winter Formula?

[@ProfessorPentane]

It was not on the shelf when we picked up the treatments.

[@davidsandberg7631]

@@ProfessorPentane oriellys haVE IT...

[@johnnywalker5635]

When you opened the freezer you recommended 2. And not recommended 1. But never told us what they were! What brands!

[@ProfessorPentane]

Hello Mr. Walker, sorry the results were not clear to you. The #1 sample was Diesel 911 which is NOT a pre-treatment, so it did not help prevent clouding at -10F. Sample 2 was the Diesel Fuel Supplement and Sample 3 was the Howes. Both of these worked at the same level at -10f. There was still some clouding at -10F with a 1% ratio of treatment to fuel. I would recommend going with a high ratio of treatment if you are below 0 F degrees. This semester we will try different ratios to see try to get no clouding at -10 F. Thank you for watching.

[@johnnywalker5635]

Thank you. A full time employed trucker recommended Howes to me for my Ford F250 6.7L diesel. It's $10 from Walmart. 👍

[@jameson6930]

Did you do a fuel additive comparison for semi trucks. For example Pittsburgh power?

[@mahmuthalil4395]

Hello my friend, thank you for this note. I am from Syria. I want your help. Please, what is the name of the material?

[@akbarpashtun]

It is called diesel antigel. Hotshot & Mannol are two companies which provide quality antigels

[@armedfarm3429]

Well, I'm confused!

[@austindenotter19]

Umm try project farm.

[@ProfessorPentane]

We liked the Howes the best.

[@cope4288]

Project Farm thought PS 911 was an anti-gel and didn’t realize it’s for de-gelling

[@jameson6930]

Big thanks

[@jryer1]

Excellent fuel video content!

[@rdbmsguy]

Interesting video, but if students did the experiment why not let them participate in the presentation of the results?

[@ProfessorPentane]

The students did get to share the results with their class in a live presentation and demo, it was just the wrong environment to tape and since it was the last week of classes, we just ran out of time to tape an episode before they left for break.

[@bestvideo2720]

Parafin going down. First 2 jars from freezer was good. Others 2 is bad. Cause parafin go down and fuel pomp sucks fueal from bottom, and it will be stucked.

[@allan1062]

Sure glad he wasn't my teacher!!

[@bryanstolee5541]

Not a very good study. Not sure if I understand any of your results.

[@EHughes7552]

And nobody has tested FPPF 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@tcbiglake]

Wow- grade F fired

[@monkeybar88]

Dont go to this school.