Ford Motorcraft diesel fuel additive & Motorcraft oil
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Hey Sky. I'm on my phone. You own a 6.7 bro?
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It isn't cheap, but i prefer drums, and their trucks deliver it. I don't want the hassle of hauling it to all the shops, gravel pits, here, etc. Chevron is great, I call the bulk plants, whichever is closest, they deliver products within 2 working days. Grease, coolant, oils, whatever. They also deliver all my gas, because my fuel trucks only haul Jet A1 and diesel. I have a call in to Chevron, haven't heard back yet, but its only been a couple of hours.
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It isn't cheap, but i prefer drums, and their trucks deliver it. I don't want the hassle of hauling it to all the shops, gravel pits, here, etc. Chevron is great, I call the bulk plants, whichever is closest, they deliver products within 2 working days. Grease, coolant, oils, whatever. They also deliver all my gas, because my fuel trucks only haul Jet A1 and diesel. I have a call in to Chevron, haven't heard back yet, but its only been a couple of hours.
#69
I get most stuff in drums Dave. Coolant, gear oil, hydraulic oil, engine oil, and buy grease by the case, not tube. I'm glad to be able to keep using Delo as approved oil by ford. Sometimes calling an expert is very helpful. Really don't want to deal with another vendor, just to order one specific oil just for the ford diesels. Going to run the 10w30 since i will have it anyway, in a bunch of stuff for the summer time. Ordered 30 drums of it yesterday, 60 drums of hydraulic fluid, and 60 cases of grease, should be delivered tomorrow, to at least most locations, if not all.
#73
Good info for me too. I have run full synthetics in all my vehicles since late 80's, but I decided to try the Delo 15w40 in my truck a couple oil changes back. Because of the info on this thread, I moved from the unapproved Delo to T6 5W40 full synthetic. Interestingly, either because of the weight change, move to full synthetic, or both my avg fuel mileage went from steadily being around 15.2 up to 16.2-16.4 for the last two tanks of fuel. I don't think the fuel had changed over to summer mix yet either.
#74
Good info for me too. I have run full synthetics in all my vehicles since late 80's, but I decided to try the Delo 15w40 in my truck a couple oil changes back. Because of the info on this thread, I moved from the unapproved Delo to T6 5W40 full synthetic. Interestingly, either because of the weight change, move to full synthetic, or both my avg fuel mileage went from steadily being around 15.2 up to 16.2-16.4 for the last two tanks of fuel. I don't think the fuel had changed over to summer mix yet either.
#75
I started using Motor-craft diesel fuel additive the first of March. I've been driving extra millage before returning home after making short trips into town and getting the engine good and hot. Millage has increased from 13.3 to 13.9 in three refuels.
I observed a Regen the other day which started a couple of miles before entering a town with traffic lights, with a speed limit of 45 for a couple of miles.
The Regen was still going but about to end when I got to the end of the town where I could get back up to 75. I drove maybe 17 more miles and watch the temperatures drop back down to 500 F or so.
Before the Regen started, The DPF Load was 127%, and the Soot was 3.1 l/g.
After Regen the Load was 30.1 % and the Soot was 1.53l/g
The Diesel fuel at the pump is 5% Biodiesel or (renewable diesel) what ever that means
I observed a Regen the other day which started a couple of miles before entering a town with traffic lights, with a speed limit of 45 for a couple of miles.
The Regen was still going but about to end when I got to the end of the town where I could get back up to 75. I drove maybe 17 more miles and watch the temperatures drop back down to 500 F or so.
Before the Regen started, The DPF Load was 127%, and the Soot was 3.1 l/g.
After Regen the Load was 30.1 % and the Soot was 1.53l/g
The Diesel fuel at the pump is 5% Biodiesel or (renewable diesel) what ever that means