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my question regards the use of regular #2 diesel in the 6.4L powerstroke for the 2008 f-250 model, instead of the ultra low sulfur diesel it calls for, i had my 07 F-250 stlen about 2 months ago, and im in the process of buying ... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER

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Old 09-21-2009, 03:20 AM
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my question regards the use of regular #2 diesel in the 6.4L powerstroke for the 2008 f-250 model, instead of the ultra low sulfur diesel it calls for, i had my 07 F-250 stlen about 2 months ago, and im in the process of buying another truck, im thinking of another 07 because i know the truck pretty well, but do like the looks of the 08, any opinions regarding the diesel fuel for the 2008-2010 F-250, any info will be greatly appreciated. -
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Old 09-21-2009, 07:50 AM
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Honestly this low sulfur shit is horrible for all diesels. sulfur is the lubrication for the injector pumps. but fords dont have injector pumps, so still its horrible for the injectors, take out the sulfur you loose lubricity. you can run the low sulfur as it calls for obviously but i would highly reccomend an additive. diesel 911, stanadyne diesel additive, others work as well. but i say the best thing you could do is run the off road diesel, the red stuff. -
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thanks for your advice, my concern is that i do alot of trips into baja nd there is no low sulfur diesel available, but looks like regular #2 diesel will do just fine. -
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The clean diesels were designed for the use of low sulfur, so even with a delete Im still worried about running high sulfur. -

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The clean diesels were designed for the use of low sulfur, so even with a delete Im still worried about running high sulfur.
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Originally Posted by DieselDanBoy View Post
Honestly this low sulfur shit is horrible for all diesels. sulfur is the lubrication for the injector pumps. but fords dont have injector pumps, so still its horrible for the injectors, take out the sulfur you loose lubricity. you can run the low sulfur as it calls for obviously but i would highly reccomend an additive. diesel 911, stanadyne diesel additive, others work as well. but i say the best thing you could do is run the off road diesel, the red stuff.

This is fairly erroneous information.

The guy is talking about a 2008 truck, which most definitely has an injector pump.

You need to use an ULSD fuel and ULSD compliant additives.

Off road diesel is also ULSD.

You get caught running fuel with no road tax, they cut your balls off.

I will agree with you, however, ULSD does suck. -

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Also - FWIW, high sulfur diesel conversion Ford Super Duties don't have anything different in the injection system, just the aftertreatment and emissions equipment. -
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thanks to everyone who replied, this actually helps alot, i just picked up my new (new to me of course) 08 f-250, and will post pics of it soon -
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im in southern california, just across the border from mexico, in fact half the time im in mexico, hats why i was concerned about the low sulfur diesel, any tips on how to get my truck to 23mpg??? -
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Originally Posted by Big Angry Hillbilly View Post
This is fairly erroneous information.

The guy is talking about a 2008 truck, which most definitely has an injector pump.

You need to use an ULSD fuel and ULSD compliant additives.

Off road diesel is also ULSD.

You get caught running fuel with no road tax, they cut your balls off.

I will agree with you, however, ULSD does suck.
oh yes im sorry, i was talking about the 7.3's, i forgot new ones have injection pumps, my bad -
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