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Originally Posted by Lepke
Better additives include biocides, boosts cetane, improves combustion efficiency that increases fuel economy, lubricates, and cleans injectors.
What I use gives me all of that and 10% better mileage. It costs about 9¢/gallon to treat.
https://www.archoil.com/collections/...esel-treatment
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If the link you posted is what you're using then it contains no biocide.
That's a good thing.
True biocides are fairly aggressive chemicals which are not needed as long
as the fuel is 'dry' and uninfected.
As a rule I focus on keeping water out of diesel and avoid using biocides.
Think of biocide use the same way we should use antibiotics, i.e. to treat an
active infection.