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Posted on 28-Jun-2022 6:09
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Have you ever heard of a situation where the fuel turned into jelly? Yes, it does happen, but only in very unusual circumstances. When the temperature drops, the paraffin wax in diesel hardens, resulting in fuel gelling. Furthermore, when cold-soaked, the paraffin wax solidifies, causing the diesel fuel to seem murky, as we will see next. It is critical to understand that before the fuel can become gel-like, it must remain extremely cold for extended periods of time. If you have encountered this unusual circumstance, you might seek the assistance of a supreme provider of trailer and truck repair in Canada
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