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HOTSHOTS DIESEL WINTER ANTI-GEL"We run a 2013 Volvo 780 out of montana. 40 below is common in the winter. Great product!!"

This was introduced recently. https://www.hotshotsecret.com/resources/news/hot-shots-secret-introduces-diesel-winter-rescue/

I've worked in WY and traveled extensively through MT. Very familiar. In fact, that is exactly where I plan to revisit. Of course Winter #1 is best for polar regions. Not available everywhere, but yeah. For my money, I will use the Hot Shot winterizer. I do like PS Dieselkeen for summer, but PS...

Take a look at video above. You might find it interesting.

https://youtu.be/n8gDN_6esfs You may want to look at this video. Diesel 911 is questionable.

Now that is sick.

Fortunately the Artic isn't on my bucket list :smile:. "Um yes, I'd like to order a double whale blubber burger with extra tarter sauce... oh and some polar bear nuggets with buffalo dippn sauce"

I just watched that show for the first time this AM. Good show. The bumper removal project was great! : )

Wow! Amazing stuff. I want the bulldozer. Big ole beast. Ok, lets practice this on one of our trucks. Who wants to go first? :whistle:

How do you do the starter log technique without burning down the whole vehicle? Maybe I am missing something.

Yes, I decided to not drive it much until I have the weak areas addressed. Believe me, I want to, but I am restraining myself : ) Wes and others have much more on the road experience with these vehicles with temp extremes than do I. I just rebuilt my battery box with some big improvements to...

https://youtu.be/T-vBqcKxnPQ

Did you install it yourself? What brand did you use?

I assume this is air current reduction?

I think I recall someone was working on a DIY manifold that circulates the coolant with an inexpensive diesel RV heater, like an expensive Webasto or Espar.

Dropping temperatures make me think about extreme cold starts at some point with my truck. TN is no North Pole, but if I start to travel, I'm I curious what people use to keep there CATs warm in severe cold. I know that block heaters have been known to cause a fire or two. I have seen dipstick...