STABILIZATION

Part 4: Fuel stabilization

Each new load of fuel placed in your tank should include the addition of a stabilizing agent. This increases the fuel's lubricity (protecting fuel pumps and injectors), extends its storability and helps reduce black smoke emissions.

Diesel fuel stabilization treatment:

• Extends the life of stored fuel and improves fuel quality.
• Cleans the entire fueling system.
• Disperses insoluble gums and varnishes in low-quality fuels.
• Reduces emission of black smoke and particulates.
• Provides excellent anti-wear protection for fuel pumps and injectors, especially in engines burning low sulfur diesel.
• Lubricates without adding sulfur.
• Provides supplemental ring and valve-train anti-wear protection.
• Inhibits fuel oxidation during storage.
• Protects against rust and corrosion.
• Separates moisture rapidly from fuel.
• Helps control conditions that lead to the presence of harmful micro-organisms.