Apr 24, 2000 · I went to fill up at my local diesel distributor and they had pumps labeled Diesel for trucks and another labeled diesel for autos. Both cost the same but I was wondering if there was a …

Jun 27, 2003 · Diesel # 2 is identical for both automobiles and trucks used on-road. That said most folks here recommend that you fill up where you find the most trucks! Reason being that the fuel is …

Apr 18, 2004 · Auto Diesel Nozzle: same as leaded gasoline Truck Hi-Flow Diesel Nozzle: 1 3/16" (30.1625mm) And the station clerk was wrong; these have been standard for years. The problem is …

Apr 26, 2011 · What's the difference between Diesel #2 and regular Diesel? I didn't check the prices so I don't if there was cost difference. Diesel this week in NMB South Fl is in the mid $3.70s On another …

Jul 16, 2008 · In fact, at a truckstop "travel center", there's usually a pump in front with the gas pumps that has an "auto-diesel" nozzle and at least one of the truck pumps in the back is also "auto-diesel".

Jan 15, 2013 · Some "auto diesel" pumps may have these). The coiled wire around the nozzle is to prevent the nozzle from sliding out of the filler neck of the vehicle being filled.

May 25, 2002 · While I was at the Sheetz off I-66 in Haymarket VA, filling up my other car with gasoline, I noticed that the diesel pumps are marked 45 cetane! I searched for Sheetz in Fuels & Lubricants, …

Nov 20, 2008 · Best way to start a diesel after it has run out of fuel is to bleed the system. All it takes is a cresent wrench or a 17mm wrench to crack (open) the fuel lines above the injectors until fuel comes …

Nov 15, 2011 · You will notice that some diesel pumps will have a truck nozzle on one side and a car nozzle on the other side. If you come across a truck nozzle, check the other side of the pump to see …

Nov 2, 2004 · I'm curious as to how the timing can be changed on a diesel. Nothing creates a spark to detonate, compression only, right? Please share knowledge...