Why I Use Hot Shot's Secret Diesel Additive Everyday Diesel Treatment EDT

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Why I use a diesel fuel additive and more specifically why I use Hot Shot's Secret EDT product in my Ford F350 6.7 Diesel Truck.

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Thank you so much. Great video. So refreshing to see someone else in Alaska reviewing items. It’s so hard on the forums to get straight answers about operating temps and such. Just yesterday it was -30. Thank you again.

westaffle

Thanks for your educated opioid.
I have settled on EDT for my truck after watching Project Farms independent testing of diesel additives.
There is a station that I can get 50 cetane at. My ‘03 Duramax really likes it compared to 40. More power, better milage and runs quieter down the highway.

vadrifter

I just started using this and it's great also The Amsoil all in one diesel treatment is also a great one to use.

aaronyork

Great information. Much appreciated. One question: I have a diesel sub-compact tractor that I use year round. I've been considering using Hot Shot's 'Diesel Winter Anti-Gel' during the coldest months, and 'Everyday Diesel Treatment' the rest of the year. Do you have any thoughts or advice in that regard? Thanks.

TamperJim

This product is always up on or near the top of every article/video I read. Thanks!

joespencer

I love the edt hotshots been using it many years now and that says what’s your choice engine oil? Thanks good video

drewk

Saw your video on hot shot secret I to use it, I live in ohio where hot shot is made, thanks for the video

arabunting

What do you think about Howes Diesel Defender or Diesel Treat in the winter?

CavemanDigz

That lubricity is all the more important on that Ford Super Duty behind you which uses the Bosch CP.4 HPFP. WIth the change to ULSD in 2007, lubricity was reduced in diesel fuel so that it doesn't meet the wear scar ratings Bosch intended for the CP.4, which otherwise isn't an issue in Europe because they take diesel more seriously and mandate a better overall quality of diesel fuel. However, in the US, you have to restore that lost lubricity and an additive like HSS EDT is an excellent way to do that. I've used Stanadyne and Optilube products and they were great, but what I like best about HSS EDT is that a little goes a long ways.

While not a fan of biodiesel, B5 can go a long way of restoring that lost lubricity, as well, but that wouldn't be the preferred way to restore your lubricity. Also having a cetane boost means a more efficient combustion resulting in less soot deposit in your EGR and DPF. This translates into less frequent DPF regenerations and that means a longer life out of your SCR system. HSS EDT also helps clean and protect your expensive diesel injectors, prevents corrosion in your fuel system which can destroy your engine, and demuslifies water that may be in your diesel so that it goes into your water separator/filter rather than your engine. HSS EDT also helps stabilize your diesel for longer periods of time which can be crucial if you are forced to run any level of biodiesel because biodiesel is hydroscopic and tends to absorb more water than petroleum diesel.

AirRyanTX

Just bought a new gmc baby duramax 3.0l. I want to run an additive and narrowed my research down to using hotshots. Do you think it will help with the whole DEF system? That seems to be the weak spot on all modern diesel’s reliability. Thanks for the video.

AUavr

Hi there great channel just had a quick question seems like I’ve seen hotshot secret with the anti-gel feature can’t seem to find it locally though I live in Bismarck North Dakota also what do you use for DEF fluid

davidoneal

Do you still have your powerstroke?

Any issues?
I just subscribed, I’ve been doing research on my truck I just bought over the weekend. 2022 F350 crew cab long box 6.7 powerstroke

ck

What do you think of hows? I'm currently using that. Im in MN. Iv just watched a video on lubricity testing and it seemed to do worse than no additive at all!!

tommyschulte