Diesel fuel can technically gel at around 32 degrees Fahrenheit, but that's pretty rare. Usually, diesel fuel starts gelling when exposed to temperatures between 10 and 15 degrees Fahrenheit for ...

The “gel point” is the temperature when enough wax crystals develop to transform the fuel from liquid to semi-solid. Gel point for # 2 diesel varies, but ranges between 10 and 20 degrees F ...

Gelling: Situations where the fuel literally turns to jelly are fairly rare. Gelling occurs when the paraffin wax in diesel solidifies because of a drop in temperature, and the temperature of the ...

Diesel fuel is also susceptible to cold weather. ... Winter diesel is able to resist gelling because it's formulated with additives that ensure wax crystals do not form in freezing temperatures.

Q. How can I tell if my fuel’s starting to gel? A. Hard starts, loss of power and decreasing fuel efficiency are signs of gelling. Q. What exactly happens to diesel fuel in cold weather? A. Part ...

Engine maker Cummins Inc. has decided to officially endorse and recommend two diesel fuel additives made by Power Service Products – Diesel Kleen +Cetane Boost and Diesel Fuel Supplement +Cetane ...

Diesel Treatment with Anti-Gel treats up to 320 gallons and is recommended to prevent fuel gelling, injector fouling, and fuel pump wear for ongoing winter protection, the company said.

SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane snow plows started running as usual during Wednesday morning's snow storm despite issues with plow diesel fuel gelling due to extreme cold temperatures.