FUEL ALERT:::::::::::OIL CUTOFF (DIESEL) LAKESIDE FUEL IN MCFARLAND this may be it..

Its not about saving ,it is how these POS trucks can pass ROLS emission testing. Only four cylinders burning fuel , the others are diluting the mix enough to stay under limit.

Brother I hear you.

I spent about 75k in 2018 for a maxed out Duramax 3500.

That truck let me down so many times and left me on the side of the road it was crazy.

DPF, sensors, bad ring and pinion, driveshaft issues, on and on.

Never had something like this let me down.

I went the other way. I sold that POS to someone's little kid for about 40k and got a 2011 Cummins and a 2006 Duramax LBZ.

Both trucks are low mileage and have been trouble free.

I will not own a other new truck. No way. I also have a 97 2 door Tahoe z71, a 97 Landcruiser, and a 97 F350 7.3 SRW and they have been beyond reliable.

I hope you get yours fixed quick and you have no more issues.

I know how frustrating it is to soend hard earned money on a truck you need and it not be reliable.

Yawn

Wake me when Diesel hits it's real price of $25/gallon that is when we can finally say it is the beginning of doom.

At $30/gallon that would be SHTF.

Anything under $18/gallon for diesel is a steal

Are you retarded?

I would probably lose my business if fuel goes up that high.

Im already feeling it when filling up 5 tree tucks every couple days for about 300-400 a pop as well as my own truck.

Its already 450-500 to fill up with its auxiliary tanks in the bed.

18/gal would make it just under 2000 grand.

You surely are trolling.

I don't think they are.
You are now competing with every European for a limited amount of processed fuel.

They will pay far more than you.
By Fall all of Europe will be buying everything they can on the open market for winter.

We all have to sacrifice to fight Vlad and we are just staring to see the beginning of the rampant inflation coming.

They need to replace all that gear the lost to Afghanistan and gave away to Ukraine.

Our supply chains are going to break soon.

He probably is, but he’s actually not far off the mark. There are tons of hidden subsidies and tax breaks that keep the price of diesel and gas at reasonable levels. Without them, well, I don’t know about $18/gallon diesel, but it would be a lot more than the current price - perhaps $10-$12/gallon or so.

Oh, and a tip: stock up on bar oil NOW, as well as 2-cycle mix. There are rumblings...

And Delvac or Rotella T6, IF YOU CAN FIND IT!




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have an american m8 who has a usd 800K expedition vehicle and was just waved off an oil and transmission fluid change out at the premiere detroit-allison etc. service facility across the river from the manhattan metropolitan. no oil or transmission fluid or filters available. the service comes free with the vehicle purchase. he had them sign a waiver because he doesn't want warranty problems.

almost ran out of gas last night because the station i normally go to had caution tape over every pump...i'm assuming they were out of gas

Saw 5.49 i75 Kentucky billboard.

Still crap? My husband went thru 3 torque converters in his...that was back when they first came out in the stepside...

Exactly.

It's an idiotic method to increase mileage and frankly I can't see it improving much at all.

Another idiotic feature is the constant shutdown and restarting of the engine when you are at a stop.

Stuuuupid.

..why do you think dieselgate was about?? we reached peak diesel..without russia ,diesel is no more..!!!!!!
you cant refine diesel fuel with that tight oil crap!!
saudis have no more oil beleive it or not!! theyre probably reselling russian oil or some other high sulfur bullshit oil!!

people get around to it..it’s game over!!! how many more months before they have to start rationing diesel and then unleaded to follow!!! wake the fuck up and smell the coffee!!!!! my timeline??? I say by the end of 2023 shit will be real!!

True for gas, but not diesel. I was expecting fuel shortages ever since idiot Brandon got in.

gas just went up 30 cents over night by me in northern illinois. was 4.49 2 days ago, now it's 4.79 and we are struggling to find a place that is below 4.55 ....

you give till 2023?! bwahahaha

dude.. we are fucked ok? the masses that will come out this summer that werent able to the last two since everything was fucking shut down, along with more demand for goods will make gas go SKYYYY fucking high

Saving the fuel bought before tmrw’s price hike. Profit margin bonus.

That said …

Diesel in upstate NY went up 1.15 over night up here we are up to 6.15 a gallon. We were below 3.99 less then 6 months ago


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Just got told, you can't fill at Citgo madison wi, or Lakeside McFarland...


I'll be back, just wanted to give a heads up.

My Volt is a hybrid too, and it requires, not recommends, premium. 11:1 compression. I was being cheap and put regular in it and datalogged the PCM. The knock sensor was going nuts and it was pulling out all kinds of timing to protect itself.

Never did that again. Premium is what it wants, Premium is what it gets.

I've got a 2005 Ford Explorer, an expensive dual fuel (NG & gasoline) luxury import here. I had to have the fuel pump assembly replaced this year, that's it, even driving around the Andes mountains with some pretty demanding terrain it's still like new with just routine maintainance. I wouldn't hesitate to hop in it and drive to Argentina tomorrow.

It wasn't empty and it's still a Prius lol

Interestingly I've never seen a Citgo station here, they may exist but I've never seen one. I always buy my gas at Texaco

Not to brag but saw diesel at $4.99 gallon here in Texas.

Not to brag but saw diesel at $4.99 gallon here in Texas.

Not for long.....

I noticed Diesel was at 5.46 today when I went by the gas station. It's so ridiculous. It cost me $200 to fill up my truck two days ago.

And of course FJB!

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