Deisel problems
Submitted: Saturday, Apr 08, 2006 at 19:46
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hobo
Hi
I have noticed today that my gq2.8td is leaking fuel from the fuel pump it looks like it is coming from the outer side of the pump.
The question that i have, is that my brother-in-law and i buy deisel from the same
caltex service station and he had the same problem on his 80 series landcruiser about 1 month ago, only recently the service station put low sulpher tags on the pumps.
would this have any thing to do with it??
should we buy from another service station??
On the other side of the coin it happened now and not in the middle of the simpson as we are heading there in july.
Reply By: Member - Stephen L- Sunday, Apr 09, 2006 at 12:45
Sunday, Apr 09, 2006 at 12:45
Hobo,
I use and recommend Morey's Diesel Smoke Killer Fuel Conditioner. This is what it reads on the bottle.
Cleans dirty injectors and keeps them clean
Increases horsepower up to 10%
Improves fuel economy to more than pay for itself
Reduces emissions and smoke
Reduces rust and corrosion, makes fuel filters last longer
Reduces injector scuffing, increased fuel systems life
Does not raise sulphur or aromatic content
Keeps seals soft and pliable
Fights Diesel bug
Most effective under loaded conditions and in engines that are in a good state of repair.
Like I said, I have been using in now for a number of years for the fact that it is lubricant and helps with all of the above.
A 1 litre bottle is about $15 and will treat 650 litres of fuel. Give it a try you will be impressed.
Regards
Stephen
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