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If the converter runs below operating temperature for extended periods, it can clog. My opinion is that in your case the engine should be run at operating temp for at least 1/2 hour at least every other week. I try to take my truck for a one hour drive every couple of weeks to keep the batteries charged and the oil dry. I know it’s a drag to force ourselves to drive these trucks, but it’s a sacrifice we all should make. 😉 Dave ———————————————————————– Here is a posting I found on a web forum and saved long ago (probably from ag-online) Subject:RE:low sulfur diesel Date:Sat Oct 19 08:24:20 CST 1996 posted by:gvcaver@nauticom.net (Garret) I believe the concerns over low sulfur diesel are unwarranted. The sulfur-containing species constitute only a minor fraction of the overall molecular composition. The lubricity of the fuel is most influenced by the paraffin content, which is related to the cetane number. High cetane fuels have a lower ar

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