NDSpeed Resident Penguin Eradicator Supporting Member Joined Jul 11, 2019 Messages 1,822 Location East of beauty, West of plains Jan 12, 2020 #21 The gas stations switch to winter mix up here already. It’s not something I had to go look for
1945GPW TJ Enthusiast Supporting Member Joined Mar 12, 2018 Messages 232 Location USA Jan 12, 2020 #22 NDSpeed said: The gas stations switch to winter mix up here already. It’s not something I had to go look for Click to expand... https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NCB...MI3Y2cm87_5gIVjYbACh21jAipEAQYBiABEgJdBPD_BwE this is what I was talking about, might help along with their winter mix.
NDSpeed said: The gas stations switch to winter mix up here already. It’s not something I had to go look for Click to expand... https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NCB...MI3Y2cm87_5gIVjYbACh21jAipEAQYBiABEgJdBPD_BwE this is what I was talking about, might help along with their winter mix.
NDSpeed Resident Penguin Eradicator Supporting Member Joined Jul 11, 2019 Messages 1,822 Location East of beauty, West of plains Jan 13, 2020 #23 1945GPW said: https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NCB...MI3Y2cm87_5gIVjYbACh21jAipEAQYBiABEgJdBPD_BwE this is what I was talking about, might help along with their winter mix. Click to expand... That’s what I use in my F350. It also raises the cetane levels to prevent injector failures
1945GPW said: https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NCB...MI3Y2cm87_5gIVjYbACh21jAipEAQYBiABEgJdBPD_BwE this is what I was talking about, might help along with their winter mix. Click to expand... That’s what I use in my F350. It also raises the cetane levels to prevent injector failures
NDSpeed Resident Penguin Eradicator Supporting Member Joined Jul 11, 2019 Messages 1,822 Location East of beauty, West of plains Jan 15, 2020 #24 Found out that it wasn’t the fuel gelling. In a lapse of dealing with broken bolts of the rear shocks. I never put lube in the rear differential during the Dana 44 swap. So The Jeep was stalling because the rear bearings were seized.
Found out that it wasn’t the fuel gelling. In a lapse of dealing with broken bolts of the rear shocks. I never put lube in the rear differential during the Dana 44 swap. So The Jeep was stalling because the rear bearings were seized.
BugoutJeep TJ Addict Supporting Member Joined Oct 31, 2018 Messages 2,018 Location KY Jan 15, 2020 #25 It's been close to 70F here lately. Coldest I've started that engine was about 8F. My truck aftermarket fuel system has coolant ports and heater port thing I think.
It's been close to 70F here lately. Coldest I've started that engine was about 8F. My truck aftermarket fuel system has coolant ports and heater port thing I think.
Dustoffdax Member Supporting Member Joined Oct 29, 2019 Messages 53 Location Northeast Florida Jan 16, 2020 #26 NDSpeed said: Found out that it wasn’t the fuel gelling. In a lapse of dealing with broken bolts of the rear shocks. I never put lube in the rear differential during the Dana 44 swap. So The Jeep was stalling because the rear bearings were seized. Click to expand... Well...... Crap..... Glad you know what the fix is now.
NDSpeed said: Found out that it wasn’t the fuel gelling. In a lapse of dealing with broken bolts of the rear shocks. I never put lube in the rear differential during the Dana 44 swap. So The Jeep was stalling because the rear bearings were seized. Click to expand... Well...... Crap..... Glad you know what the fix is now.