4cstr
New member
Started the truck yesterday and once I started driving my control center screen flashed "Low Fuel Pressure" at me and had me click "OK".
I believe that my fuel is gelling. Was 2 below yesterday morning and 16 below this morning. I don't drive the truck as much as I should...and even though I've been dumping in Howes and PS...the vast majority in the tank is still #2. :doh:
Are these things like my 7.3...where if gelling gets too bad the truck will just shut down before too much damage is done? I plan on calling the dealer next week (when we get back from traveling for the holiday) and have him change out the fuel filters and change the oil while he's at it, but I don't want to harm anything on the slow drive to the dealership.
Second question...can you have too much Howes or PS in the tank? By that...will too much Howes or PS do any damage?
I believe that my fuel is gelling. Was 2 below yesterday morning and 16 below this morning. I don't drive the truck as much as I should...and even though I've been dumping in Howes and PS...the vast majority in the tank is still #2. :doh:
Are these things like my 7.3...where if gelling gets too bad the truck will just shut down before too much damage is done? I plan on calling the dealer next week (when we get back from traveling for the holiday) and have him change out the fuel filters and change the oil while he's at it, but I don't want to harm anything on the slow drive to the dealership.
Second question...can you have too much Howes or PS in the tank? By that...will too much Howes or PS do any damage?
