Amalgamated Fuel Additive

[LRosi]

Anyone running Amalgamated fuel additive?? I plan on running it in my new 2023 6.7. Used it in my 2005 and never had injector issues or any issues.

 

[Turbo Terry]

I do not think you need fuel additive just good clean fresh fuel. I use All in one Amsoil in the 5 coldest winter months here in Alaska but mostly as a precaution against fuel gelling

 

[Diesel85]

I'd recommend just doing what @Turbo Terry said and use good clean diesel fuel.

More so on a new, under warranty truck.

As some say it... don't back up too fast cause Stella Antics is standing behind your truck!!!

 

[AH64ID]

Haven’t heard anyone mention Amalgamated in a long time.

Plenty of folks are reporting frequent regen issues with additives on the newer trucks. I’d sick to only using additives for deliberate reasons, like anti-gel or Cetane when warranted.

 

[gtwitch]

I got started with Power Service 20 years ago and use it as directed on the bottle and if it really gets cold (-35 F) I put Power service Red in also, but I have also gone to using blended Diesel fuel when I can get it and two places here in Laramie WY have it but that is only when I read the weather forecast correctly. I have only gelled up 3 times in the last20 years and last month was the last time and I had not put blended fuel in it so Power Service RED saved the day.
gtwitch in wyoming

 

[Regcabguy]

I used it for a short time and saw no benefit. Yeah, good clean fuel and frequent filter changes should do it. I run some Exteme Diesel injector cleaner twice a year.

 

[Turbo Terry]

We have winter fuel here too but how reliable is it. Suppose to be a 50/50 blend . Have to use antigel. Never have gelled up but changed fuel filters one time in the winter and it was pretty waxed up. I had got some #2 from a tank and got lucky .it didn’t gel